what was the last movie you saw? - Page 143

Sue K · 27 Dec 2008, 23:31

... still Black Snake Moan ...

**Monstro** · 27 Dec 2008, 23:44

Transformers again, great film!!!!

duke knooby · 27 Dec 2008, 23:45

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Originally Posted by Monstro

Transformers again, great film!!!!

robots in disguise??

**RadioMaster** · 28 Dec 2008, 09:43

Christine

good movie but fell asleep half way through

Hypnobabe · 28 Dec 2008, 09:45

Yes, before you say anything I know it's not a film, but Micheal McIntyre Live And Laughing... Filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo, and very funny it was too...

MeatGrl1 · 28 Dec 2008, 11:48

Really enjoyed it but then again it's right up my street, I do actually like Jerry Lee Lewis' music and found this interesting though only critisizam... Couldn't they of found a better look-alike for Elvis

!! This showed Jerry starting out right up to the point where he married his 13-year-old cousin, and the affect it had on his career.

Sue K · 28 Dec 2008, 12:38

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Originally Posted by MeatGrl1

Really enjoyed it but then again it's right up my street, I do actually like Jerry Lee Lewis' music and found this interesting though only critisizam... Couldn't they of found a better look-alike for Elvis

!! This showed Jerry starting out right up to the point where he married his 13-year-old cousin, and the affect it had on his career.

hi Em ! ... this is one of my fave films !! .. Dennis Quaid is so great... so cocky and full of attitude !! .. love it ... i'm a fan of JLL's music myself ... the guy surely was no angel with his lifestyle but MAN could he play a piano !! ... still can matter-of-fact !!

last film for me... The Cell ...

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MeatGrl1 · 28 Dec 2008, 13:55

I know Tink,
his guitar playing is absolutely mind blowing

.
Never recognised him as Dennis Quaid and had an inkling it was Winona Ryder and had to look in the TV book to confirm it, she is a great actress too and no I'm not just saying that because she dated Johnny Depp, I genuinly mean it, just look at Mermaids, Heathers and Bram Stoker's Dracular to understand why I like her

.

samurai7 · 28 Dec 2008, 18:10

Starter for Ten. Fantastic!

Skeleton · 29 Dec 2008, 13:55

Saw 4..

I love horror movies

Hypnobabe · 29 Dec 2008, 17:31

Misery, followed by The Dark Half, followed by The Vanishing (brilliant! and Keifer Sutherland too!) and I've just flicked over to Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.

**allrevvedup** · 29 Dec 2008, 20:02

about to go and see the day the earth stood still...if it moves i'll let you know

**RadioMaster** · 29 Dec 2008, 20:17

enjoy it....thought it was quite OK, not nearly as good as the tv and ad campaign promised though...

SW31 · 29 Dec 2008, 21:03

daredevil

Sue K · 29 Dec 2008, 23:00

... i don't remember !! ... it could still be The Cell ! ... OH NO... lol ... that's right... Adventures in Babysitting ...

...

**allrevvedup** · 30 Dec 2008, 00:43

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Originally Posted by allrevvedup

about to go and see the day the earth stood still...if it moves i'll let you know

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Originally Posted by RadioMaster

enjoy it....thought it was quite OK, not nearly as good as the tv and ad campaign promised though...

Yeah I thought it was good, not quite the action packed film it seemed to be, but was still good...i'm sure there's a moral about the way we treat the world but it's hard to find it when hollywood spends so much money on...well just about everything.

good film, worth seeing.

AndrewG · 30 Dec 2008, 11:21

I was extremely disappointed with The Day the Earth stood still.

Problem with me is if I don't like something then I don't like it with a passion!

Saw "Yes Man". Funny as hell and perfect role for Jim Carey which somehow in my opinion sums up his wacky side but also serious heartfelt roles (Truman show / Eternal Sunshine). Definitely a good comedy and worth seeing.

Hypnobabe · 30 Dec 2008, 14:14

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

I was extremely disappointed with The Day the Earth stood still.

Problem with me is if I don't like something then I don't like it with a passion!

Saw "Yes Man". Funny as hell and perfect role for Jim Carey which somehow in my opinion sums up his wacky side but also serious heartfelt roles (Truman show / Eternal Sunshine). Definitely a good comedy and worth seeing.

Have you read the book it was based on? By Danny Wallace? Absolutely hilarious, and I have a nasty feeling that having read it first is going to spoile the film for me....

MeatGrl1 · 02 Jan 2009, 13:28

Did not see it all but the latter wanted to watch The Fly last night, it got to the part where he was changing

and I was too grossed out so took the opportunity to get ready for bed !!!

Sue K · 02 Jan 2009, 14:44

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Originally Posted by MeatGrl1

Did not see it all but the latter wanted to watch The Fly last night, it got to the part where he was changing

and I was too grossed out so took the opportunity to get ready for bed !!!

i agree... it is gross Em... but what bothers me more about the remake is... in the original i had compassion for all involved in the situation... i could bond with the characters... and the ending !! ... he who has heard can never get that voice out their head...

... lol ... but the re-make... Jeff Goldblum was just so fidgety and jittering ... and then so full of himself... and i just couldn't bond ... imo... it was turned into a special effects presentation ...

have you ever seen the original Em ?

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ooops... and i think it was Speed ... the last film i watched ...

SamCat · 02 Jan 2009, 20:07

I had no trouble bonding with Jeff Goldblum in any of his films lol!!

**The Flying Mouse** · 02 Jan 2009, 22:13

Both The Fly and the "remake" are great films with very interesting performances.

I don't count the Goldblum movie as a remake as the events are clearly far removed from the story of the original.

I rather find the two movies to be different variations on a common theme.

Last movie I watched was Little Shop Of Horrors.
My mum and dad rented it from the video shop (remember them huh?) when I was a kid, and I wasn't impressed at all.Hey, at that age, music is girl stuff that no self respecting boy wants anything to do with.When your aim is to grow up to be a Star Wars baddie like Darth Vader, cissy sfuff is deffinatly OUT.
I don't think I got past the song Skid Row.
The movie said "Horrors" in the title, and I didn't get "Horrors", people sang at me.In my infant mind, the movie lied.

So you can see why that, although i've shelved plans of being the dominant Sith influence in the universe (or have I?

) and now quite enjoy the musicals (I must have got older, or more cissy like

) i've avoided Little Shop Of Horrors because of the air of disapointment that has been attatched to it.

I'm glad to say I enjoyed it, a lot.
Some cracking music, and my only real complaint was Audrey's voice while singing Suddenly Seymore.
I know she had a daft talking voice, but that could have been shelved a little bit when singing a big number.
What works for comedy effect during diolouge is just annoying during what could be a good musical scene.
It sounded to me like a good singer was held back from doing putting all her skill into making the song sound like it's supposed to sound.
'Tis a shame

Skid Row is a favorite at the moment

angelica · 02 Jan 2009, 23:15

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Originally Posted by SamCat

I had no trouble bonding with Jeff Goldblum in any of his films lol!!

I have to agree ... I think he's rather attractive ... as is Sean Bean and Bruce Willis and I'll usually watch any film if any of them are in it!

SamCat · 02 Jan 2009, 23:34

Mmm Bruce Willis for me especially in a vest lol!!

angelica · 02 Jan 2009, 23:42

My thoughts exactly lol!

27 Dec 2008, 23:31	#3551
Sue K Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Posts: 13,041	... still Black Snake Moan ...

27 Dec 2008, 23:44	#3552
Monstro Promoted to Wario's spellchecker Join Date: 17.09.2005 Location: London Posts: 12,945	Transformers again, great film!!!!

28 Dec 2008, 09:43	#3554
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	Christine good movie but fell asleep half way through

28 Dec 2008, 09:45	#3555
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Yes, before you say anything I know it's not a film, but Micheal McIntyre Live And Laughing... Filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo, and very funny it was too...

28 Dec 2008, 11:48	#3556
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Really enjoyed it but then again it's right up my street, I do actually like Jerry Lee Lewis' music and found this interesting though only critisizam... Couldn't they of found a better look-alike for Elvis !! This showed Jerry starting out right up to the point where he married his 13-year-old cousin, and the affect it had on his career.

28 Dec 2008, 13:55	#3558
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	I know Tink, his guitar playing is absolutely mind blowing . Never recognised him as Dennis Quaid and had an inkling it was Winona Ryder and had to look in the TV book to confirm it, she is a great actress too and no I'm not just saying that because she dated Johnny Depp, I genuinly mean it, just look at *Mermaids, Heathers* and *Bram Stoker's Dracular* to understand why I like her .

28 Dec 2008, 18:10	#3559
samurai7 Rock Star Join Date: 09.05.2005 Location: The future... Posts: 2,928	Starter for Ten. Fantastic!

29 Dec 2008, 13:55	#3560
Skeleton Mega Loafer Join Date: 13.10.2003 Location: Grinning, Ducking & Running Posts: 3,668	Saw 4.. I love horror movies

29 Dec 2008, 17:31	#3561
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Misery, followed by The Dark Half, followed by The Vanishing (brilliant! and Keifer Sutherland too!) and I've just flicked over to Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.

29 Dec 2008, 20:02	#3562
allrevvedup "Most things that i worry about, never happen anyway" Join Date: 29.11.2003 Location: Liverpool Posts: 5,350	about to go and see the day the earth stood still...if it moves i'll let you know

29 Dec 2008, 21:03	#3564
SW31 in my coup de vil waiting for pardise by the dashboard light Join Date: 24.11.2003 Location: middlesbrough smoggy rules Posts: 8,137	daredevil

29 Dec 2008, 20:17	#3563
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	enjoy it....thought it was quite OK, not nearly as good as the tv and ad campaign promised though...

29 Dec 2008, 23:00	#3565
Sue K Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Posts: 13,041	... i don't remember !! ... it could still be The Cell ! ... OH NO... lol ... that's right... Adventures in Babysitting ... ...

30 Dec 2008, 11:21	#3567
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,077	I was extremely disappointed with The Day the Earth stood still. Problem with me is if I don't like something then I don't like it with a passion! Saw "Yes Man". Funny as hell and perfect role for Jim Carey which somehow in my opinion sums up his wacky side but also serious heartfelt roles (Truman show / Eternal Sunshine). Definitely a good comedy and worth seeing.

02 Jan 2009, 13:28	#3569
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Did not see it all but the latter wanted to watch *The Fly* last night, it got to the part where he was changing and I was too grossed out so took the opportunity to get ready for bed !!!

02 Jan 2009, 20:07	#3571
SamCat Hello Harry!!!! Join Date: 11.09.2006 Location: London Posts: 3,086	I had no trouble bonding with Jeff Goldblum in any of his films lol!!

02 Jan 2009, 22:13	#3572
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	Both The Fly and the "remake" are great films with very interesting performances. I don't count the Goldblum movie as a remake as the events are clearly far removed from the story of the original. I rather find the two movies to be different variations on a common theme. Last movie I watched was Little Shop Of Horrors. My mum and dad rented it from the video shop (remember them huh?) when I was a kid, and I wasn't impressed at all.Hey, at that age, music is girl stuff that no self respecting boy wants anything to do with.When your aim is to grow up to be a Star Wars baddie like Darth Vader, cissy sfuff is deffinatly OUT. I don't think I got past the song Skid Row. The movie said "Horrors" in the title, and I didn't get "Horrors", people sang at me.In my infant mind, the movie lied. So you can see why that, although i've shelved plans of being the dominant Sith influence in the universe (or have I? ) and now quite enjoy the musicals (I must have got older, or more cissy like ) i've avoided Little Shop Of Horrors because of the air of disapointment that has been attatched to it. I'm glad to say I enjoyed it, a lot. Some cracking music, and my only real complaint was Audrey's voice while singing Suddenly Seymore. I know she had a daft talking voice, but that could have been shelved a little bit when singing a big number. What works for comedy effect during diolouge is just annoying during what could be a good musical scene. It sounded to me like a good singer was held back from doing putting all her skill into making the song sound like it's supposed to sound. 'Tis a shame Skid Row is a favorite at the moment

02 Jan 2009, 23:34	#3574
SamCat Hello Harry!!!! Join Date: 11.09.2006 Location: London Posts: 3,086	Mmm Bruce Willis for me especially in a vest lol!!

02 Jan 2009, 23:42	#3575
angelica Mega Loafer Join Date: 04.11.2007 Posts: 3,378	My thoughts exactly lol!