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[Funkcase]

Title say's it all, what movies have you watched recently?

Recently i have watched:

A boy & his dog
Moon
28 day's later
Kidulthood
The road

[Druss99]

I watched The Wolf Man the other night it was pretty terrible. Victorians really sucked im glad the wolf man was eating them.

[Busomjack]

I watched Braveheart on demand recently.

What a long, boring, stupid movie. Mel Gibson in a catholic school girl skirt? No thanks.

[AshedMan]

I saw Capitalism: A Love Story. I love Michael Moore but this film was probably his least funny. It was pretty much just depressing.

[JRCHOharry]

Bulletproof Monk, it was on TV. It's alright i guess.

Modifié par JRCHOharry, 10 juin 2010 - 02:11 .

[Dethateer]

Busomjack wrote...

I watched Braveheart on demand recently.
What a long, boring, stupid movie. Mel Gibson in a catholic school girl skirt? No thanks.

Pretty much this. I "watched" it on HBO a couple of months back. By "watched" I mean watched half an hour, then watched something else while continually checking back for the battle at the end.

[Seagloom]

The last movie I saw? I guess that was Kull the Conqueror on HBO. I didn't see it so much as it have it on in the background while reading, but it sort of counts? It's been ages since I had the time and inclination to sit down and watch a movie.

Modifié par Seagloom, 10 juin 2010 - 02:24 .

[Sago_mulch]

I WATCHED INGLORIOUS BASTERDS LAST NIGHT

AND DIRTY HARRY

[Daewan]

Busomjack wrote...

I watched Braveheart on demand recently.
What a long, boring, stupid movie. Mel Gibson in a catholic school girl skirt? No thanks.

The historical inaccuracies in that movie make me want to cry.  Sir William Wallace was an educated man with English military training, not a peasant.

Anyway, the last movie I watched was Prince of Persia: Sands of Time.  It was fun, and more like the games than I expected it to be.  Yes, my standards for summer movies are very low.  So long as things blow up and people die, I'm happy.

[Rubbish Hero]

I recently got sky player and have watched quite a few movies on demand in the last few weeks.



"The gauntlet"

"Hell Boy 2: The Golden Army"

"The French Connection"

"Back To The Future II"

"Drag Me To Hell"

"Watchmen"

And I watched the "The Dark Knight" just yesterday



I also watched a few movies on Filmfour



"I'm A Cyborg But That's Ok" and "Sympathy For Lady Vengeance"

[Norskatt]

Alice in Wonderland

Shrek Ever After (Shrek 4)

[A Killing Sound]

Escape From New York, Escape From L.A, The Untouchables and Black Rain.

[marbatico]

i've watched prince of persia lately, story is crap (games are way better) but it's fast pased and has alot of action so you dont really have to think about the plot.

also, the sands of time are used way to less,  i expected an army of sandmonsters, not about 4 rewinds during the entire movie.

Modifié par marbatico, 10 juin 2010 - 03:40 .

[nikki191]

hmm recently..



ghost town.. wow that was crap

paranormal activity.. loved it

reign of fire.. still love it

freaks.. interesting movie from 1932

[Druss99]

nikki191 wrote...

hmm recently..

ghost town.. wow that was crap
paranormal activity.. loved it
reign of fire.. still love it
freaks.. interesting movie from 1932

You mean the Ghost Town where some students end up in some weird cowboy ghost town with Billy Drago? I saw that a couple of weeks ago, damn it was bad. Although the bit where the woman gets her head crushed by 2 rail carts was hilarious, she sat screaming with her hands up for about 4 seconds when if she had just lay down or moved to the side she would have been fine.

[chiliztri]

Recently?



The Happening, which was still crappy the second time watching.

2012, really crappy, but John Cusack was in it, I had to watch.

Alice in Wonderland

LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring

The Boondock Saints

Snatch

Doom

[Loerwyn]

I just finished watching The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy a few minutes ago, for maybe the 4th-5th time. Prefer the books, of course, as they don't have silly Americans running around everywhere.

Watched Star Trek 11 earlier in the week, though, and that was good.

[Daewan]

nikki191 wrote...

freaks.. interesting movie from 1932

I love that movie!
"One of us, one of us, we accept you, one of us!"

[Rubbish Hero]

Mr HimuraChan wrote...

To tell the truth i haven't seen any cult or intelligent movies lately (i need to do something about that...>.>)

The most recent movies i watched were Fast & Furious 4, Terminator Salvation and Avatar.

Oh yea, I watched the movie with the person in your avatar also, very funny.
I like when the cop throws the cofee at him and he calls him a facist, very good.

[Busomjack]

Daewan wrote...

Busomjack wrote...

I watched Braveheart on demand recently.
What a long, boring, stupid movie. Mel Gibson in a catholic school girl skirt? No thanks.

The historical inaccuracies in that movie make me want to cry.  Sir William Wallace was an educated man with English military training, not a peasant.

Anyway, the last movie I watched was Prince of Persia: Sands of Time.  It was fun, and more like the games than I expected it to be.  Yes, my standards for summer movies are very low.  So long as things blow up and people die, I'm happy.

Yeah no kidding.  Even worse was how they made it so princess Isabelle got knocked up by William Wallace even though she was only 10 when William Wallace died.
So the British royal family descended from William Wallace according to Mel Gibson.  Pretty funny.  I remember when Braveheart came out the press was reporting about how the movie invoked feelings of national pride in Scotsmen and inspired renewed calls for Scottish independence....all over a fairytale.

Modifié par Busomjack, 10 juin 2010 - 08:01 .

[Rubbish Hero]

I bet he cast English Jews.

[mousestalker]

At the movie theatre: Up



At home: Casablanca