Last Movie you have watched

[julybaby04]

I'd lay you down in a cloverfield


hey seXXXy......... did you get any snow?

ohhh....id let you lay me down in that....sounds wonderful..

Yea....we got covered up her...how about you? (Looks who is calling who sexy.... )

 

[Stillstiff]

Fool's Gold

 

[Slow Ride469]

ohhh....id let you lay me down in that....sounds wonderful..

Yea....we got covered up her...how about you? (Looks who is calling who sexy.... )

because you are sexy


we've got maybe an inch..........and expecting 2-4 inches

 

[GoldenGams]

Soul Men

 

[calender_girl]

Slumdog Millionaire

It was actually really amazing, totally worth the hype.

 

[kendra1980]

Slumdog Millionaire

It was actually really amazing, totally worth the hype.

It was amazing. I recommend it HIGHLY


Coraline. A 3D cartoon that was actually dark, and pretty darn good.

 

[omahaman2]

What about bob?

Hilarious

 

[Atropos1]

Watched Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers tonite, watching Jurassic Park 3 now

Jurassic Park 3 is my favorite out of those movies. I like the bit about the Raptors being so smart.

 

[packersfan]

Jurassic Park 3 is my favorite out of those movies. I like the bit about the Raptors being so smart.

Watching the first Rings movie now, playing all weekend on TNT.

I like the raptors. Hunting in packs, being so vicious. Awesome!

 

[Atropos1]

Watching the first Rings movie now, playing all weekend on TNT.

I like the raptors. Hunting in packs, being so vicious. Awesome!

Raptors are the coolest thing about the Jurassic Park franchise.

Saw Johnny Mnemonic. God, what a fucking laugh fest that was. Keanu Reeves' acting in that was absolutely abhorrent and the plotline was what I call "A Child's Fantasy Game" where it mimics how my friends and I use to play pretend as kids. "And then this happens and then this happens and--Oh, Noes!" Just one thing after another, pretend connections and dramatic action out the shit hole.

Reeking story, cheesy/lame dialogue, and acting that makes you cry from laughing, it's so awful. And it was 1995, no longer the 80s; come on people! Should have been done with lame shit like that already!

 

[MollyDolly]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003

 

[packersfan]

Raptors are the coolest thing about the Jurassic Park franchise.

Saw Johnny Mnemonic. God, what a fucking laugh fest that was. Keanu Reeves' acting in that was absolutely abhorrent and the plotline was what I call "A Child's Fantasy Game" where it mimics how my friends and I use to play pretend as kids. "And then this happens and then this happens and--Oh, Noes!" Just one thing after another, pretend connections and dramatic action out the shit hole.

Reeking story, cheesy/lame dialogue, and acting that makes you cry from laughing, it's so awful. And it was 1995, no longer the 80s; come on people! Should have been done with lame shit like that already!

I think they should create a genre called Keanu, specializing in bad acting and nonexistent plot lines...

 

[Jack_Samuel]

Children of men. it was so so

 

[zraddish]

Romaine De Gare
A so so French flick.
I am a sucka for Fanny Ardant

 

[smotherman]

Guess who

 

[Atropos1]

I think they should create a genre called Keanu, specializing in bad acting and nonexistent plot lines...

No doubt. My theory is, the only reason he was any good for the Matrix was because he had to act like he didn't know what was going on and that's not hard for him. There's something very "wooden" about him, but I will admit I liked him in the Matrix films. Everything else I've seen him in(and I started paying attention to his name and went looking for his films after the first Matrix film came out) he's been nothing but deadpan or off-key(lines delivered on the wrong pitch and note).


Saw Rain Man. Dustin Hoffman played such an endearing character. And Tom Cruise played a very good stuck up, impatient, selfish prick for a big part of the movie.

 

[John_Grey]

The Marine

 

[desideratum]

Changeling

 

[MollyDolly]

License to Wed...

I love John Krasinski, but not so much Mandy Moore (although this is the first movie I've ever seen her in)... and it just wasn't that funny.

Remember when Robin Williams was really funny?

 

[tmcspanishfort]

Last Movie

The Reader

 

[Hooper_X]

Remember when Robin Williams was really funny?

No, I don't.
My familiarity with Robin Williams only goes back to the first appearance of Mork from Orc on "Happy Days."

 

[jat123]

definitely, maybe?...or was it the other way around...who can remember...it was a cute movie......

and i like robin williams better in dramas....he is funnier in those roles....

 

[donnydave]

cloverfield

 

[Guest]

Laura (1944) - With Gene Tierney & Dana Andrews.

It was.... interesting.

 

[lovin69]

The Harder They Fall (1956)......Humphry Bogart.....His last film.