what movie did you see last?

[Jam]

Dark Shadows. Went in with low expectations so I wasn't disappointed. It's entertaining enough.

Saw that today I found it Boring. Left half way through.

[Robert Scott]

HUnger games

[dalebert]

Red State

Because it's Kevin Smith, I was under the impression it was a comedy but it's NOT. It's a horror movie. Very underrated. It should have been better promoted. You can watch it on Netflix streaming and you can also watch a special that Kevin Smith did where he went on stage and answered a bunch of questions about it and his other movies. There was a lot of controversy surrounding it. It's inspired by the Fred Phelps "God Hates ->-bleeped-<-s" folks.

[Felix]

A PBS documentary about tunnels. 

[K Style Addiction]

Another Year

[Shang]

"Death Trance"

It's a Japanese flick and I love it.  It makes little sense, but that's OK.  The soundtrack is awesome and the guys are cute. x3  And there's action!

[dalebert]

Apocalypto. WARNING: It's a wee bit violent. It's by Mel Gibson after all, torture porn fetishist.

I liked it though.

[Cody Jensen]

The Avengers. meh. 

[dalebert]

The Avengers. meh. 

I went back to see it again right before watching Apocalypto at home on DVD. My friend didn't want to wait for the Shwarma(sp?) scene but I convinced him to. We were the only ones still in the theater after the credits.

A little trivia... (mild SPOILER WARNING!)









In the Shwarma(sp?) scene, Captain America is leaning against his fist the whole time and not eating. It's because they shot that scene about a week before the movie came out and Chris Evans had grown a beard. I don't know if he just wanted a beard and didn't want to shave it for that one silly scene or if it was for another part.

[K Style Addiction]

Moonstruck, lovely movie, cute.

[dalebert]

Moonstruck, lovely movie, cute.

"Snap OUT OF it!"

[Your Humble Savant]

Brother took me to see The Avengers last night. Exceeded my expectations and set my imagination afire 

[Jam]

Men in Black 3 - really good, but I have a cheesy sense of humour.

[Brooke777]

The A Team
Great movie. Action and comedy.

[CryssL]

All of the 'Twilight' movies (yes, finally)

[Cody Jensen]

I went back to see it again right before watching Apocalypto at home on DVD. My friend didn't want to wait for the Shwarma(sp?) scene but I convinced him to. We were the only ones still in the theater after the credits.

A little trivia... (mild SPOILER WARNING!)









In the Shwarma(sp?) scene, Captain America is leaning against his fist the whole time and not eating. It's because they shot that scene about a week before the movie came out and Chris Evans had grown a beard. I don't know if he just wanted a beard and didn't want to shave it for that one silly scene or if it was for another part.

thanks lol i didn't know that  half the time i was busy trying to hold my 3D glasses up cause they kept sliding down my face and eventually hurting me XD though i must admit the 3D they did was some of the best I've seen so far

[Keaira]

I watched Dark Shadows ( Because Johnny used to be my stunt double, so I support his acting habit) which I found to be a perfect role for him.
Then I watched Men In Black 3.  Which was pretty entertaining too. ^_^

[dalebert]

thanks lol i didn't know that  half the time i was busy trying to hold my 3D glasses up cause they kept sliding down my face and eventually hurting me XD though i must admit the 3D they did was some of the best I've seen so far

Ugh! I have come to the conclusion that I just don't give a flying <not allowed> for 3D movies. The glasses are really uncomfortable and hurt my ears if I let them rest there so I try to keep them a little above my ears, but that takes constant finagling. Sometimes they still hurt my nose or my head. But the worst part is the movie itself just looks weird and distracting and sometimes that gives me a headache. The gimmick is distracting from the story just like the shaky cam that some directors seem to have grown fond of to instill a sense of more action or something. Every time I go to a 3D movie, it's especially distracting for the first 15 to 30 mins until I readjust to the messed-upedness of it all.

[Your Humble Savant]

The Breakfast Club 

[Cody Jensen]

Ugh! I have come to the conclusion that I just don't give a flying <not allowed> for 3D movies. The glasses are really uncomfortable and hurt my ears if I let them rest there so I try to keep them a little above my ears, but that takes constant finagling. Sometimes they still hurt my nose or my head. But the worst part is the movie itself just looks weird and distracting and sometimes that gives me a headache. The gimmick is distracting from the story just like the shaky cam that some directors seem to have grown fond of to instill a sense of more action or something. Every time I go to a 3D movie, it's especially distracting for the first 15 to 30 mins until I readjust to the ->-bleeped-<-ed-upedness of it all.

lol, ya, pretty much, this.