What was the last movie you watched?


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just got back from watching

IRON MAN 2

a must watch film for 2010...one of the best for the year so far... 9.999999/10

epic! they could not have found a better actor to portray the ego maniacal and nacissitic Tony Stark than Downey....he really does the character justice.... :rofl: hahah gotta like Stark though....

Rockwell was brilliant as Hammer. trying to be like Stark etc... had me laughing loud a few times... :laugh:

Back to the Future Part 3. I spent last weekend watching the trilogy, and they were pretty good, but each part was a little bit worse than the last.

BTTF is definitely a favorite of mine. I will agree that each part is a little worse, but that's probably due to the unexpected need for sequels (the producers/directors didn't write the first movie with sequels in mind). All in all, the trilogy is a "must watch", IMO.

Last movie I watched was "I love you, Beth Cooper". A rental at best. Towel fight scene was definitely interesting to watch. lol Main girl is pretty hot, too!

The last one I can remember seeing for sure was The Bounty Hunter. It wasn't quite as predictable as I expected, so it wasnt bad at all. I may have watched something else since then, but I cant remember. The only other thing I can remember watching is the show The War At Home.

The Hangover - 9/10 lawls....classic....watched it again...on HBO.

one of my favourite parts was when they stole Mike Tyson's tiger and they had to drug it and take it back....lol...then they watched themselves on Tyson's video surveillance stealing and vandalizing his property... :laugh: .LMAO!! that part cracked me up...a lot.

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