The Last Templar, a made for TV mini-series/movie, not bad but not great either.

:heart: The Truth About Cat's And Dogs - Ben Chaplin

BRIAN: So what do you do ?
ABBY: I make cheese !
BRIAN: I've never met a cheese maker before !
ABBY: Yeah I make goats cheese !
BRIAN: Oh that's the cheese that smells like vomit !!

:lmao:

Later on;

BRIAN: Do you know much about cats?
ABBY: A little bit.
BRIAN: Of course you have all those goats don't you !

:lmao: :heart:

Love it !!

High Fidelity...how I hadn't seen this before now I'll never know! Nice surprise to see an appearance from The Boss too! :))

I don't get the jokes, but please don't post anymore ;)

The Girl Next Door
Rather enjoyable movie, mainly cos of Elisha Cuthbert (stunningly beautiful woman!!!!!!!) and Timothy Olyphant (not bad either lol)

It's not so much a joke pudding and I never expected you to get them ;).
Also not going to listen because I'll post what I bloody well like :lol: !!

:heart: Birthday Girl - Ben Chaplin :heart:

If it's not so much a joke, then what's with the ---> :lmao: smilie? I usually laugh at my own posts when I'm drunk.

Phantasm - it was the first horror movie I ever saw and it's shit now as it was then but funny as hell, well I think so anyway :lmao:

The Telling, a pile a crap, should have known this when I read it involved the girls of the playboy mansion.
:D

High Fidelity is very very very very very very very very cool:D

Wolverine. Very enjoyable although not as good as the first two X-Men films and a few dodgy special effects.

I know it isn't a film, but I'm watching the 'Messiah' program I downloaded from i-Tunes yesterday...

Angels & Demons - Yaaay! spur of the moment decision whilst in town with my youngest son.

Not a bad film at all. Obviously there's parts that you think should be in the film from the book, but you can't have every single thing in, totally impractical. And YES you see the eyeball on the floor staring at you :))

Wolverine, followed by
Wild Hogs, followed by
Saw III

Hmmm... so you're starting at the back of your alphabetised DVD collection and working backwards then, RJ? :lmao:

Star Trek, it's good and well worth seeing

:oops: And again :heart:.

Yippee i finally saw Wolverine and it was brilliant, Hugh Jackman is so gorgeous and finally Gambit makes it into a film!!

Was Serge anywhere near you while you were melting away by Hugh Jackmans sight?? lol

I melted discreetly!! Poor bloke drank a giant coke then had to pee 5 mins from the end and missed Professor Xavier completely lol!!

Fight Club on T.V. last night - my favorite movie. :up: Unfortunately they always broadcast the shortened version.

I shall be seeing it today :))

I'm sneaking off work tomorrow early to see it :D

twilight its made for kids but i found it amazing

Star Trek and I agree with allrevvedup, it is well worth seeing. Although the green bint Kirk was shagging reminded me too much of the bitch from Wicked.

Angels and Demons.

Good enough adaptation of the book to match up to Da Vinci, felt it was about 15 minutes too long which slowed the pace down a little bit. Very well done anyway though, now need to get my copy of the book back and read it again.

The book is in the house!

I absolutely loved the film, loved every minute! I adore art history so to be honest I could have watched the entire thing on mute and still enjoyed it, but I thought it was fabulous, a really good adaptation and I was pleased to see that they'd chosen the right bits from the book to skip over, really well done :up:

Women...some VERY old movie...but I like old movies so it's all good...

Just back from seeing Star Trek, think you have to know the characters to really know just how well made this film is and to be honest I found the storyline a tad weak. Very enjoyable watch though and can't wait for the next installment (apparently they've signed up for three films).

The Curios Case of Benjamin Button

shaun of the dead

Usually with prequels (or whatever the hell they called this one) the first film is a little weak on the storyline because they have to try and set the stage for what you already know, the ones after that are usually stronger. Star Wars - Phantom Menace was a weak storyline compared to Episodes 2 & 3.

Stuck
This movie is a piece of :shit:

Very good movie possibly Brad Pitts best movie.

Shaft - the original. Cool movie, cool soundtrack. :cool:

star trek: first contact

loved that one as a kid

Just watched The Da Vinci Code for the first time. A bit too long and too much French for my liking!

That's what she said :))

watched a bit of quantom of solace, a bit of back to the future 2 and a tiny bit of back to the future 3

2 fast 2 furious

Wasn't so much a movie more like the whole of Season 1 of Game On on YT :heart: :cool: :lol:.

:twisted: Weird :shock:

That's exactly what I said about Paris.

Last chance Harvey

With Emma Thompson (who I absolutely love!!) and Dustin Hoffman.
Very sweet, calm and emotional movie. I really enjoyed it and will definitely see it again some other time

OOOH...thanks for reminding me I wanted to see this movie!!!

Erin Brockovich, followed by Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, followed by the first hour or so of My Cousin Vinny...

Angels and Demons. I liked it, but I didn't read the book. Hubby had to nit-pick it afterwards as he did.

I just got back from seeing it too the book is really good i preferred it to the Da Vinci Code!! I too now seem to be living with a film critic who hasn't even read the book lol!!

Star Wreck
(A Finish Fan Film. If I could do better I would say how bad the film was, but I can't, so I won't.)

:heart: The Truth About Cat's And Dogs - Ben Chaplin.... Again !! :cool: :heart:

Absolutely love it :heart:.

tremors haven't seen it in a long while still a good film though

- Unbreakable
- The whole nine yards

Taxidermia

We watched Mirrors which was very scary and quite gory lol!!

:heart: Feast Of July - Ben Chaplin

This is a beautiful film but very heart wrenchingly sad also :( :heart:.

Star Trek the first ten minutes almost had me in tears.

Star Trek - Absolutely love the new one.
Jurassic Park - Still great after all these years. The T-Rex scene is thrilling.

Currently semi watching Pearl Harbour.

Beautiful film but it's effin' long though :shock: !!

Me too, I was still getting over how much they had charged me for popcorn + drink.

The International, an average film at best.

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything...yeah, I am regressing pretty fast at this point...

where eagles has landed it bores the shit out of me but nothing else is on

Night at the Museum.

It was a lot better than I expected it to be since I'm not a Ben Stiller fan generally. I might make the effort to see the second one at some point.

Bottle Shock.

Betty, regards from Alan Rickman...

"Why don't I like you?"
"Because you think I'm an arsehole. And I'm not, really. I'm just British and well...you're not..."

Good movie...

Candyman... Candyman.... Candyman... Candyman.....





























Nobody ever gets past four....

Batbabe: The Dark Nightie...errr...it's different :shock:

I didn't do very well considering i was in front of a screen for over 20 hours i only managed to watch Gran Torino and InkHeart and it took 3 attempts to get to the end cos i kept falling asleep lol!!

Pirates of the Caribian The dead man's chest

American Pie

Thought it was absolutely crap !!

Nim's Island...regression into a childhood continues full force...

And what's wrong with that, Zina? :lmao:

Not a movie, but I got ER season 14 yesterday... Have started on it today... :mrgreen:

Well, before I reached a mind of an adult I am reverting straight from teens to the childhood...

Mega Shark versus Giant Octopus :shock: all things considered, it was shit :wtf:

Washington Square a few nights ago.. AGAIN !!

Just love BC in that :heart: :faint: :drool:.

Signs

Apparently, I've seen it before, but having seen it last night I'm 100% confident I haven't. I'd have remembered it.

Marlowe. James Garner in the lead role as Philip Marlowe. 1965 I think.

Raid

The Kid...yes, string of kiddie movies continues...and I've found myself laughing hysterically most of the time...scary...

Still ER, but I did pick up Twelve Monkeys and High Fidelity this morning in Tesco, so they'll be on the list for later...

Perfume - The Story Of A Murderer

Was the second time I´ve watched this movie, but I´ll stick to my first opinion.
Yes, it has Alan Rickman in it, but even he can´t make me like the movie.
I read the book and it was one of those "Ok, I finished it but I really don´t have to read it again"-books, but if you thought the book is a bit :nuts:, then watch the movie...I guarantee it can get worse lol

Oh it's an awful movie...have you watched Bottle Shock?

I have and I enjoyed it.
Good movie, some very funny quotes in it lol

Every time I see Rickman, I think of you...lol...

I think most of us think of Betty when we see him lol!!

LOL...but now I like him too...so once again...me and Betty definitely have the same taste in men...ummm...celebrity men...lol...

Galaxy Quest is my favourite Alan Rickman film but he's not so sexy in that one lol!!

I don't know...his sheer snootiness is sexy...lol

God, there´s definitely something better to think of ... like the man himself :mrgreen:

LOL not quite, no. The purple rumpers really doesnt do it for me lol
But he is indeed very funny in that movie


Just finished watching "Jack & Sarah".
I cried my heart out...several times. But it´s a beautiful movie!!!

Drop Dead Gorgeous :devil:

The Amityville Horror - the 2005 remake, DAMN Melissa George is hot :heart: hot boobie, hot ass :faint:

good movie! One of the few horror movies that really scared me, unlike so many other who just try to make the audience :barf:
it's a modern classic
still got that one lying around somewhere, have yet to convince myself to watch it.

Last two notable films I've seen were

100 Million BC
Without a doubt, and without exaggerating, THE - WORST - MOVIE I've ever seen.

A Clockwork Orange
It was interesting, but very, very strange....typical Kubrick

Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis being mad in Twelve Monkeys...

Terminator Salvation.

Meh..... Sigh..... it's okay, but nothing like the first 2 obviously.
Still another 2 Terminator movies to go apparently... fek sake.

Edge of Darkness - well-made WWII propaganda movie with Errol Flynn.

most of house of wax... till i fell asleep

Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S Pinafore with Frankie Howard

Love it :heart:.
Could not fault it, cast was brilliant and the songs were sung brilliantly, Frankie Howard was cool, I always enjoy watching his facial expressions.. Or should I say did.

Terminator Salvation - not a bad film, not a great film either.

Bonnie And Clyde

Absolutely wonderful film, though given the time this was made the driving scenes are not realistic :lol: !!

What ?!? I was not tired so I watched a movie, then I was hungry so here I am :lol:.

Die Welle/The Wave (2008 )

not quite happy with this. I thought it was an interesting approach to set the story in a German city instead of california, but especially the new ending disappointed me.
In the book they all learned that what they've done was horribly wrong, but in the film, they're only shocked by the death of that nerdy kid, but yet could still think The Wave is a great thing and only harms people when they're weak and nerdy.

Defiance. Pretty good, if you can overlook Daniel Craig's wandering accent.

The Terminator.
Much, much, much better than the 4th installment imo.

That struck me as a poor man's Schindler's List, tbh... I'm sure I'm doing those brave people an injustice, but still...