Most of Fight Club last night, then Hide and Seek this morning and I'm currently watching Gosford Park...

Hide and Seek really scared me!!
Such a brilliant movie!

Last movies I´ve seen were Fast and Furious and Gone in 60 seconds

Evil Under the Sun with Peter Ustinov and Diana Rigg

Anger Management, followed by Atonement again because Cathy hadn't seen it yet...

Cheaper by the dozen 2

Already liked the first one and also enjoyed the second one a lot:D

One of my favourites, I have it on DVD but didn't realise it was being shown on the TV so missed all the good bits... 9 To 5 :cool:.

rush hour not a bad film neil seemed to like it

sexdrive

you might say a mix of american pie and road trip, but actually a lot better than both these movies

The Boat that Rocked. Brilliant film. Luv cx

I saw the 'unrated' edition, and kinda wished I'd watched the other version first, as there's loads of silly extra bits just chucked in for no reason, including overdubs on some of the dialogue which don't make sense. Although to be fair, at the start of the DVD the creators come on and say you're prob best off watching the regular version first

oh yes, and I watched The Uninvited. Load of rubbish.

Of Mice and Men, and AI Artificial Intelligence, with Hellboy 2 for tomorrow...

Watched this morning, now back with Ally McBeal...

Grey Gardens...what a bleak and almost scary movie...

What Women Want with :heart: Mel Gibson :heart: and Helen Hunt :cool:

Sex And The City The Movie - Extended Cut

I absolutely loved it, I've been a fan of the TV show for years and though there had been talks and then things happening to prevent the movie going ahead this was long overdue, it was funny, sad and amazing. And I think the plot was really good and it was nice seeing the girls back together again and all the characters that you had grown to love over the series.
All in all a fantastic movie :heart:.

Still Ally McBeal, although I bought Dogma the other day, since I started watching it in the middle of the night and couldn't stay awake long enough to watch the end.... Anyway, that's what I'm watching now....

The Mummy 3
Really dissappointing, not as good as the other two.

After Dogma, I watched Hancock, then the first half of Lady In The Water...

Though on VHS I finally found Twister today and I've just watched it.. BRILLIANT :up:, Helen Hunt rocks :metal: :heart:.

Horton Hears A Who Complete and total nonsense but the kids loved it which is the main thing.

Doubt
Really good movie I recommend it everyone should see this!

Frost/Nixon

best film I've seen in quite a while.

Hard to understand why this one's R rated though :nuts:

Last night; The Boat That Rocked at the cinema which I would recommend, it's very funny and now Jack Davenport (Norrington to POTC fans ;)) will now be known as T watt :lmao: !!!

Later that evening I watched a film with Meryl Streep and Charles Dance called Plenty which was very good but a little on the long side.

Then tonight I finally got around to watching Mona Lisa's Smile with Julia Roberts and if the DVD didn't keep sticking was a very good film :cool:.

isnt jack davenport the guy from coupling?

Yeah.

Devil's rejects..

It was :shit: movie.. The movie was 2 hour or so long.. If I had sleep that 2 hours I have used my time more effetive..

I'm just watching Buffalo Soldiers - Joaquin Phoenix - yummy!!

Tropic Thunder - wasn't bad, Tom Cruise was good for a while but then his cameo got a bit too much

The Towering Inferno with a new German dubbing. (Why??? :wtf:) One of the best disaster movies. Haven't heard We May Never Love Like This Again sung by Maureen McGovern for a long time. Fortunately the song wasn't dubbed. :twisted:

Ok i was on the plane for 22 hours but slept alot so i only managed 4 films I didn't want to watch Marley and Me cos its too sad and i didn't want to cry on the plane!!

I watched The Yes Man (ok!!) Benjamin Button (cried) 7 Pounds (cried) and The Nobel Son which Betty you are gonna love if you haven't seen it already!!

Wolverine

the queen

Was it good? Did you enjoy it?

Did enjoy it, as did Anji as well. Does give the odd hint as to how the special effects are done lol but it's an excellent copy.

So the cinema was packed then lol!!

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Only seen parts of it yet, but I quite liked what I´ve seen lol

Its really good and i think i can guess which bits you've seen lol!!

The Wrestler. Very good indeed, and Marissa Tomei is HOT!!! :twisted:

:whistle: :saint: lol


Currently watching "American Beauty".
Very weird movie but absolutely one of my favourites!!!

have yet to see that one
sorry, but...:barf:

Now watching "The usual suspects"

I agree

Just finished watching The Phantom Of The Opera, not seen that in the longest time but I love it and Emmy Rossum is supurb as Christine and Patrick Wilson and Gerard Butler are absolutely gorgeous as Rhoul and The Phantom :heart:.

I certainly need to listen to this more often as I really love the music :heart:.
Had a good swoon for a few hours :lol:.

Very underrated, both the film and the stage show, even Emma loved the stage show!!!!

There is one very pointless scene in the movie which involved Patrick falling down a hole into a lake with the grate closing in on him and at the last minute he gets the wheel thing to turn before being crushed... Don't get that bit, think they ran out of things to do :shock: !! Though many have said that the sword fighting in the cemetry is also pointless but that has more of a point than the falling down a hole and nearly drowning and getting crushed :roll: !!

Not as much as Mitch loved it...he was way upfront and he thought chandelier is falling on top of him to the greatest amusement to those around him...lol...

I watched The Da Vinci Code and Monster its the only time i get to watch films lol!!

And i kinda half watched The Lake House while i was cooking lol!!

road house good film

I agree! One of my favourites... Not just because Patrick Swayze is particularly yummy in this one, but because it's what got me into The Jeff Healey Band...

Last film for me was Transporter 3, and I've just read Angels and Demons again in preparation for 14th May....

Just started reading it again lol

Lol... started yesterday, finished this morning.... Was fascinated with Google maps on my i-touch too, looking up locations to see how accurate the writing is...

I watched Borat tonight, i didn't want to but it was on, I was crying with laughter, it felt wrong and i had to watch it through my fingers but it was so funny!!

It´s on TV tonight here as well.
And I absolutely refused to watch it until I read your post... lol
Now I consider watching it;)

It offends everybody equally if that helps lol!!

God, I hated that Borat thing...

I don't even remember when I watched movie last...currently we're wading through some 400 episodes of Russian soap opera translated from German one...will take another month or two to finish...lol...

So the last one was a play Exit the King with Geoffrey Rush, Susan Sarandon and more of the all star cast...Geoffrey Rush was phenomenal!!!

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, and I'm now watcing Beetlejuice... I didn't realise Adam Baldwin was in it!!!

Watchmen for the 3rd time and Coraline. Coraline in 3D is rather interesting, and quite enjoyable.

Stone Of Destiny based on a true story of how some Scottish students stole back the Stone of Scone It was quite enjoyable.

It wasn't a movie but I watched the Pilot episode of Citizen Smith with Robert Lindsay. Love this series :heart:.

"POWER TO THE PEOPLE !"

:lol: !!

Perhaps you should start a 'What was the last TV show you saw?' thread ;)

lol, I'm avouiding the book till after the film, don't want to spoil the film by having freshly read the book and then had to sit through 2 hrs 20 mins complaining about what they've missed out ...

Too late for me, I've read the book several times and even splashed out for the fancy hardback version with all the pictures. I swear if I don't see an eyeball on the floor staring at me I'm walking out of the cinema.

Did the picture version make it easier to read? :lmao:

Read it enough years ago to have forgotten most of the details (except the eyeball bizarrely), and will re-read when I finally get my copy back ... which will be after May 14th I'd imagine.

Body of Lies.... Huh?

Am watching Alien from the triple pack of the first three films I picked up in Tesco yesterday for a fiver...

I've always taken the pi$$ out of the Harry Potter fans who organise their lives around the films coming out and go to the shops at midnight to get a copy of the new book...sorry to say I have lowed myself to this level and am counting down the minutes until Angels and Demons, life comes to a standstill when the advert comes on! Bring on the new book in October (I think?! Andy did tell me but I was probably squealing at the A&D ad again :? )

Last film....was...I have no idea, mind's gone blank, too much crap in there! We watched Sliding Doors recently which was fab, some brilliant one-liners in there :up:

Think it's September 10th?

Oh even better! Had that much going on lately it's nice to focus on something as stupid as a film coming out! :lol:

balls of fury...some funny parts to it and not bad overall...good to watch with a pizza and a few beers...or a beer and a few pizzas your choice really

:heart:The Phantom Of The Opera - Patrick Wilson, Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum :heart:

Love it !!

According to Dan Brown's official website it's September 15th. I heard that initially they were only going to print 5million copies and I reckon it'll sell like hot cakes.

It's already number 2 in the Amazon Fiction sales rank based on pre-orders alone.

just pre-ordered my copy...

Wolverine - X-men Origin....Absolutely loved it...

:heart: Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962) - Elvis Presley :heart:

The other X-Men films I didn't think much of but this I thought it was a really good movie.

Just watched Wall-E - AGAIN :(

:heart: P.S. I Love You with Gerard Butler.

Very good movie, very funny in parts and real sad in others. :cool: :heart:

Broadcast News - brilliant :-)

Again.. So beautiful and Gerard Butler is gorgeous :heart:.

Got to love Lisa Kudrow's character and this is funny;

"Are you single?
Are you gay?
Are you working?"

:lmao: !!!

Watched Mamma Mia! yesterday evening with mum :-).

Vantage Point
:D

Saw III

Alvin and the Chipmonks

Wolverine - X-men Origin - very good...

Underworld Rise of the Lycans. Not bad, and has the always excellent Michael Sheen (good Welsh boy!) and the simply stunning Rhona Mitra, so worth watching!

Blade - not terribly impressed....

:heart:Washington Square with Ben Chaplin

Absolutely great movie and a very nice love story though there are some sad parts too. Also men shouldn't be that handsome :drool: :faint: :heart: !!!

Yes Man :roll:

I was forced into watching it...

that's the power of saying yes then?

Harry Potter 1 & 2, and I wasn't forced into watching either.

:twisted: Jo has now watched all 6 Star Wars films :shock:
She actually thought they were pretty good.

Finished reading The Da Vinci Code earlier today, and am now watching it on channel 5...

oh well

:heart:Jailhouse Rock (1957) - Elvis Presley

One of his better movies, though if I am honest I am not keen on his character, Vince Everett in this as he's rude and inconsiderate but boy he's gorgeous as hell lol Anyway it's a great movie with fab songs and a brilliant story line.
There is a tragedy linked to this film however, a new actress, Judy Tyler was to make it big time with her role as Peggy but sadly shortly after the film finished her and her husband died in a car crash so didn't get to see the finished film. Elvis and Judy had grown close over filming but she wasn't intersted romantically as she was married but they became close friends and it's said that her death affected him deeply and as a result he didn't attend the film's premiere and neither did he watch Jailhouse Rock after either. :heart:

I've just done the opposite, watched the film and now I'm flicking through the special illustrated hardback plus the hardback illustrated edition of Holy Blood And Holy Grail, very, very interesting.

Again :oops: :heart:.

Hellraiser:Bloodline

Paul Is Dead

Wonderful coming-of-age movie about a young Beatles fan in 1980s Germany who is confronted with the alleged death of Paul McCartney. Especially interesting if you know the weird stories circling around the cover of the Abbey Road LP. :))