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[candycanegurl]

i watched the rest of american psycho what a sick bastard?
he was also self centerd jerk who loved himself i didnt like that film wont be watching it again thats for sure.

[Crimson King]

Last night I watched Donnie Brasco. Excellent fuckin' movie.

Today I watched The Good Thief. Another really good movie.

On deck are: Lost in La Mancha, Zelig & Rear Window.

[candycanegurl]

last movie i watched was the full monty best fucking brit film in yrs it was on itv1 on wednesday night and the bloke whos in it who was in only fools and horses, used to go to school with my dad and paul barber isnt even his real name its something forign anyway just saying hes come a long way from going to a little comp school in wythenshawe manchester to being in the full monty with robert carslyal(?)

[pinkangel79]

I went to watch Swimming Pool..we waited 2 hours after work (went for a meal) and then the projector was broke. There was nothing else worth watching so we ended up watching Confidence, which was pretty clever and watchable but more a way to waste a few hours than anything else

[''''']

Swimming Pool's the best film ever made...

...if you're 24 years old, male and loff Ludivine Sagnier.

[Crazy]

Well lets see....

The two towers,
Chicago,
The two towers,
The fellowship of the ring extended dvd,
the two towers,
Pirates of the Carribean,
The two towers,
BASEKETball.

out of them all i think BASEKETball, Pirates of the carribean and the two towers were the best!!

[=hedgehog with wings=]

i watched alice in wonderland on sunday night.
i had forgotten how good that movie was.

[IAmGloria]

I have watched something like 10 movies in the few days. Most of them have been a little disappointing. I was starting to get really downtrodden, thinking that maybe I just didn't like movies that much anymore, but I watched "All Quiet on the Western Front", and I feel better now. I think I was expecting too much from most of the movies I've been watching.

"All Quiet on the Western Front" is the one I watched most recently, and it was great. I have seen the remake, and I was a little irritated to find that that was basically a shot for shot remake, so I already knew most of the movie before I saw it. It was still amazing, though. Probably will be my favorite war movie now, even though it is really an anti-war movie. Also, the print of the movie I saw was terribly grainy, and the sound was awful, but the movie was involving enough that those things did little to detract from the movie experience. Wah.

Another highlight of my movie binge was "Amores Perros". Not sure exactly what to say about it, other than just the standard "its good". That movie has a little of everything in it, and its really unlike anything else I've seen. I would recommend it.

I'm watching "Gods and Monsters" now. I usually don't dork around on the computer while I'm watching a movie, but I've seen this movie A LOT. It's one of those rare movies that I can watch over and over again, without getting bored with it. Such a good movie. I love Ian McKellen. I'll probably be crying by the end of this movie. That's what happens when you watch sad movies the week before your period starts. :cry:

Sorry about that last bit.

Oh! Also, I just remembered, I saw Jan Svankmejer's "Alice" recently. I was impressed. I saw "Faust" about a year ago, and I was a little lost and bored by it, but "Alice" was great. If you can find it, and you like the story of "Alice in Wonderland", do see it. It's very bizarre.

[IAmGloria]

I'll probably be crying by the end of this movie.

I was right.

::sniffle::

[the_kim]

CAMP! Yeah! Go drama/PA geeks.

[so_completely_stupid]

edward siccorhands. soooo good. gotta love johnny depp

[Crimson King]

I just finished watching Lost in La Mancha.

I thought it was excellent. It was definitely funny, but, as they say, rather tragic. It sucks that the movie fell apart like that. I sincerely hope that Gilliam gets to make this movie some day 'cause I really wanna see it.

I heard that this film will make you think twice about wanting to become a filmmaker, but I have to disagree. At least, in my case. See, I want to be a filmmaker, and after watching this movie, I was given hope. Honestly, I don't know why. I can see how this film would discourage people from wanting to, but it didn't have that effect on me. I mean, yeah, there were things that sucked, obviously. The things that worried me the most had to do with the whole business aspect of it.

Sorry, didn't mean to go off on a tangent.

[FreshZ]

Thirteen Days

It is a couple years old about the cuban missile crisis with kevin costner. I dunno why, but i like it alot. I just go the DVD from ebay.

[lynntou]

I watched 'Identity' (John Cusack, Ray Liotta) the other night. I thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the very few suspense movies that I didn't have figured out in the first 30 minutes.

[The Crawling KingSnake]

I watched 'Identity' (John Cusack, Ray Liotta) the other night. I thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the very few suspense movies that I didn't have figured out in the first 30 minutes.

Wow good to hear.. I was thinking about renting that one.. but have not heard anything about it review wise.. good or bad.

ooooh I just noticed the changing of the avatar.. nice pick.

[twitch]

I just saw Identity as well - I was suprised at how much I liked it. There isnt anything great about any of the acting or the storyline but it is a nice little thriller to kill time with. They did pack in alot of twists in the end - but generally it was well done.

I still think Fraility is one of the better horror/thriller movies hollywood has churned out in some time.

[pleasuredrift]

The Hustler (paul newman) on AMC, i think..

[carlyanne]

um, yesterday i watched poltergeist, which i hadn't seen in years.
then i watched villiage of the damned, the remake though, because my crappy video store doesn't carry the original.