What was the last movie you watched?

[Joseph B]

The Hurt Locker, sadly.

That lady on John Stewart lied to me. This movie wasn't that great, no applause at the end on opening night.

[NeoBug]

I watched Terminator Salvation

[splur]

Technically 12 Monkeys and Heat, although both I watched when they came out way back when. I guess the most recent movie I watched that I've never seen before is The Hangover.

[Rob2687]

I am still yet to see that!

I've seen it a bunch of times now. It's a pretty sweet action flick with great CGI.

[MightyJordan]

It was a bad quality download, but I still laughed my arse off through most of the movie. Looking back on it now though, I don't think I'll watch it again.

I've got a ton of movies to go through on my PC and on my Sky+! :p Here's the list:

On my Sky+:

• Taxi Driver
  
• Cloverfield
  
• Death Note
  
• I Am Legend
  
• Vantage Point
  
• Caddyshack
  
• Blade Runner: The Final Cut
  

On my PC:

• The Wrestler
  
• Quantum of Solace
  
• Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
  
• Final Fantasy: Advent Children
  
• Last Order: Final Fantasy VII
  
• Liar Liar
  
• The Truman Show
  
• This Is Spinal Tap
  

I've also got both Men in Blacks, and The Fifth Element on my PC, but I've watched them before, and I love them. I haven't watched The Fifth Element in years, so I'm reliving it in full 1080p glory! :p

[timster]

theatre: Saw 5 [meh, i enjoy the traps and could really care less about a 'story']

dvd: Terminator 2 [still one of the best action/sci-fi movies of all time]

downloaded: Bruno [wasn't that bad really, except Bruno wants to be the biggest Austrian celeb since Hitler :$]

tv: Obsessed [it's nice not having to pay for ppv]

[Hawkeye666]

The entire Cosmos series by Carl Sagan.

[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

Last film I watched new: Adventureland, and I thoroughly loved it.

Last film I re-watched: Very Bad Things, and it was nowhere near as good as I recall.

[Rappy Veteran]

Last film I watched new: Adventureland, and I thoroughly loved it.

Last film I re-watched: Very Bad Things, and it was nowhere near as good as I recall.

It's a great film isn't it!

[+Nik Louch Subscriber²]

It really is awesome... Predictable but it's not meant to shock, it's like a very nice ride through 80s americana.

[Green_Eye]

GI. Joe and I would give it a (Y) for what it was :)

[Arbiter]

I finally watched The Hangover last weekend and I thought it was freakin' hilarious! I loved the cast and the concept of the movie. Can't wait to see those guys in their next flick!

[qdave]

Psy(1989)

"A group of hunters enters a ghost town in Central Asia with a mission to kill packs of abandoned, and now wild cannibal dogs."

Havent seen so much dog killing in a long time :D

[anamas101]

Pulp Fiction - and i wanna see it again it was fantastic

[d4rk5ky]

Terminator Salvation, wasn't too bad, just wish it had of been longer.

[Lt-DavidW]

Blindness (2008)

[ccoltmanm]

Young People ****ing, and Ice Age 3. Same day.

[ray_finkle]

DVD: Indiana Jones and the last Crusade

Theater: Transformers 2

[Driph]

Ice Age 3 Dawn of the Dinosaurs

[Paul]

How different is it from the first release of that movie, as I may get it if there's a reason to?

It has around 26 mins extra footage. Plus it's in 1080p, so looks a lot better.

[Razorwing]

watched Coraline in 3-D a few days ago in 1080p. Awesome stuff.

[Inklin]

Aliens in the Attic! Awesome Movie :)

[Thunderbuck]

watched Coraline in 3-D a few days ago in 1080p. Awesome stuff.

Liked Coraline. Definitely original.

Still not convinced on 3-D as anything more than a gimmick. It can definitely be cool, but I've generally found it more distracting than anything else.

That said, I saw Up in 3-D (earlier in the day I saw Transformers 2 and Star Trek at the drive-in, as a matter of fact), and I have to admit that the 3-D effects at least didn't get in the way of the story.

[kev64]

Last watched: Crank :wacko:

Watching next: Pitch Black :cool:

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