last movie you saw - and what did you think of it?

I don't care what you do. If you want to use evidence to sway people your way on a opinion thats your choice. I wouldn't say that is manipulation. if you see both sides of the coin equally and make your own choice of opinion based on that, that is not manipulation. If evidence is fake or covered up that would be manipulation of opinion (our goverment does this alot).

Judgement and expectations are responsible for 99% of man's misery. See how my judgement of the situation I find myself in makes me annoyed?

I watched the movioe Cango ........Last week .Its a good moral movie thats about the life of Gorillas .

The last movie I saw was Inception, it once again provoked me to search about lucid dreams and astral projection,I had been having scientific researches on dreams and lucidity for about 2 years and have written tons of articles but stopped having researches about them about a year ago. now I'm have started again, to be honest I've come a long way! Thanks Inception

Faster - [B+] only because it was so much better than I thought it would be. I know he's a meathead, but he was in southland tales and also he is pretty funny. :/

Just watched The Black Dahlia. It was actually really good, but more than a little hard to follow at times.

Starship Troopers 3. Lacked any of the subtlety of the first film, (and to be honest there wasn't too much of that to begin with, but it was there,) and turned the campiness of the first movie into repeated moments of 'you are trying to hard.' What you get is a hamfisted romp through the ST universe with explosions and machine guns and fascism galore. Nudity was less tasteful than in the first film but moreso than the second. I had fun with it but in a different and less satisfying way then I did with the first movie. I also liked the graphics of ST1 better than the more modern ST3. High grade models and costumes, while older then even low grade CGI, look much better than said CGI. Nonetheless, I thought that some of the best characterization was in this movie.

Watching "Going the distance" right now.

127 Hours -based on a true story of a man who went biking/hiking out in the middle of nowhere and slipped and got his arm stuck between a rock and was stuck in the same place for about 5 days. To finally get out, he had to cut is arm off.

I thought it was pretty good for the most part, some parts were quite.. weird and confusing(like hallucinations and scenes where he goes crazy). But overall I would recommend seeing it.

Robin Hood: flawed, but overall enjoyable. Events moved so fast in the last third-ish of the movie that I found myself questioning the realism of the character development and relationships, as well as not feeling too invested in all of it, but the epic medieval whatnots were still entertaining to watch.

The Social Network. I've heard nothing but good things, but still I was thinking, "How good could a movie about Facebook be?" Pretty darn good.

American History X... with my dad. Super awkward, but he loved it, so that makes it all better. :P

Invention of Lying, I actually enjoyed it.

The men who stare at goats. You must watch this movie now!! Its about remote viwers in the military

Narnia: Dawn Treader. I enjoyed it, transparent Christian allegory aside (hey, it's C.S. Lewis, you should know what you're getting into). I was actually impressed with the annoying kid--usually characters intended to be annoying actually annoy me, whereas I thought this kid pulled it off convincingly without being hard to watch. The denouement was kind of cheeseball. Overall I'd rate it better than the first one, not quite as good as the second.

Black Swan was fantastic. If you are near one of the 18 locations it is playing, go see this film as soon as possible. The movie left me speechless for a while afterwards.

Black Swan--pretty good.

The Kids Are Alright: I had my doubts as they introduced the characters/situation, but it turned out to be really good. There are a lot of great, out-of-left-field dramas this year.

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Originally Posted by TheKing

Black Swan was fantastic. If you are near one of the 18 locations it is playing, go see this film as soon as possible. The movie left me speechless for a while afterwards.

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I want to see that, but it's not playing in my area. :C

Faster- It was decent. It just seemed like the movie tried to be an action/drama but fell short on both ends. Don't get me wrong, there were some good chase scenes in it, but the other stuff like the action didn't seem all that amazing. Plot wise, it was pretty predictable. Your typical revenge movie with a mystery guy at the end. Either way it's good to see that the Rock took a time out from all of that Disney stuff.

Grown Ups- Pretty funny movie. It just reminded me of a bunch of guys doing stand up in different settings.

TRON [yes+]

Saw Black Swan. It was pretty surreal and frightening, but it was great!

I just saw Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader. It was alright, if they had put as much work into the whole movie as they had on the ending it would have been wonderful. Also, the movie gave me a great idea of where I wanna go the next time I have a lucid dream.

Gabriel: This movie kinda surprised me as the story is quite good, the effects are allright, and the atmosphere in the movie is greatly done. All the more surprising because it's a sort of indie Australian movie shot on a budget of only 150 000 AUS$.

Just watched Toy Story 3. I fucking love Pixar SO much.

The Big Boss, Chinese Connection, Return of the Dragon, and The Game of Death.

If you don't know these movies, then you've never truly watched martial arts films.

I've never truly watched martial arts films.

Ah well.