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

Fight Club kicks ass. I have watched it one or two months ago. I strongly recommend it.

Anyways the last movie I saw was Rocky 4. Watched it yesterday night.

King and God, do you know when "300" comes to the cinema here in Sweden?

Nope, no idea. But probably sometime soon.

I'm surprised at how many people don't bother to write what they thought of the movie they saw. =/

King and God, what did you think of Rocky 4?

I think it was ok but not great. I prefer to watch horror, comedies and slasher movies.

Bable (Sp?) - Well, I fell asleep through it so I wouldn't say I saw the full movie. Though, I found it confusing at the start. It could have gotten better but I wouldn't know.

Pan's Labyrinth.

Totally loved it. Visually outstanding, but i wish the filmmakers elaborated more the fantasy parts, instead of focusing on the war between the fascists and rebels. The captain was a total bad ass though, one of the best villains in a long time!

Mutual Appreciation

Great, great movie. It's like Linklater meets Clerks....only about music and just the awkwardness of life. Definitely worth checking out.

300

No lie, it was probably the best movie I've ever seen in my life. It was simply amazing, everyone who left that theater that night felt like they could take on a small army single-handedly. The movie was such a rush. Any action fan must see this movie.

Originally Posted by ALovelyWay2Burn

300

No lie, it was probably the best movie I've ever seen in my life. It was simply amazing, everyone who left that theater that night felt like they could take on a small army single-handedly. The movie was such a rush. Any action fan must see this movie.
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Yea, that was the last movie I saw too. I know the exact feeling your describing, I can't speak for the other viewers but that's the way me and my friends felt after we watched it. It was one of the best moviesI have seen in a long while.

Borat came yesterday

Gotta find some time to watch it sometime soon

Borat is really funny. I loved the Jew-jokes in his movie, haha.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Spirited Away, just finished it... and I loved it

In terms of going to the Cinemas, Pan's Labyrinth. A very good movie I thought but the '2 storyline' part of it I didn't like much. There was a few gruesome parts of it (which I loved ) but I thought that made it better. The Story was good too, but as I saw in the trailer, it was more like 'a fairytale for grown-ups'

Rocky Horror Picture Show, what a crazily funny movie. Tim Curry plays a good role lol, im going to watch The Lost Boys Later. Now that is a good movie

Jesus Camp (2006)

Scariest movie i've ever seen.

Edit: Ok, just kidding. But the whole concept is very disturbing.

Saw "Hot Fuzz" at the cinema a few days ago. Hilarious.

Just saw The Corporation again, watched it in my Psychology of Evil class.

Informative, thought-provoking, great.

That class sounds really fun. A pity there's just regular Psychology at my school.

What was the movie about by the way?

300 and loved it!

Corporation, yeah that was decent. I actually own that one. I couldn't believe there was finally some people that wouldn't think I am paranoid.

Anyhow last movie: Chain Reaction

The Prestige.

I really liked it. I had high expectations of the movie when I saw the trailers and although it was not quite like what I expected, it was still pretty great.

Summary:
The film is set in the late 19th, early twentieth century. Two magicians are each trying to fight their way into fame and of course earn a lot of cash. Huge competition of course. One of them, Alfred, was always the great magician but never knew how to present his tricks, and Robert (or "The Great Danton") knew how to present his tricks, but they were never quite as good as Alfred's. The movie has a lot of flashbacks and flashforwards, and the beginning gets repeated at the end of the movie, but the movie goes on from there (at the end). A bit like you had it in Mission Impossible 3, but there are a lot more flashbacks and stuff - all nestled. It gets quite confusing at one point.

The movie isn't just magician vs magician, each showing some tricks - it goes pretty deep. A huge plot twist at the end is also present. Definately a movie you should see.

Edit
Also, the Great Danton is played by the guy who plays Wolverine in the X-Men movies. Ka-ching.

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Rating: 8.5/10</div>

The Motorcycle Diaries, very intriguing, and quite funny, a good watch.