What Films have you been watching?

[pesh]

i watched a couple...
MATT DAMON!, MATT DAMON! SUPREMACY and MATT DAMON! ULTIMATIUM, they were shite.
then i watched Harry Brown which was good,
Joe Dirt which was pretty funny,
From Paris With Love which would have been better with MATT DAMON! in it,
the 70s version of The Crazies which was very 70s,
Capitalism - A Love Story which was depressing,
Did You Hear About The Morgans which made me want to kill Hugh Grant and that butters off Sex In Teh City even more than ever,
Remarkable Power which was pretty cool, and
Back To School which made me miss Rodney Dangerfield.

in short, don't use me as a guide to quality film viewing.

[martianflips]

Chocolate. A Thai film that is a bit like Rain Man crossed with Fists of Fury with a lil girl as the protagonist. The fight scenes are simply awesome. If u like martial arts films without the poncy flying around on wires then this is for you.

[zenecho]

..... having "the forth kind " to look forward to later .. knowing before I see it, its NOT based or contains any real footage

right again .... its bollocks. I personally hate films that try and state that "its based on a true story" and then shows dodgey REAL footage, that mysterious goes all funny right at teh crucial moments....its bollocks... its a weak story, with weak dialgue and average acting..

[Bilbo]

I just watched Hugh Jackman's "The Fountain". Visually & thematically it's a cross between Yen Tan & Alessandro Calza's "Ciao" and Guillermo del Toro's "El Laberinto del Fauno". Kinda weird, but I liked it.

[zenecho]

The time travellers wife - cut down version of the book, ending changed (bloody americans) good small film - I enjoyed it

.....if you havent seen the film, read the book its way better


From Paris with Love ,2010 with John Travalta - complete bollocks -, pretty girls, big guns, explosions, car chases even some funny bits - damn good fun

[tonyasleep]

In The Loop..............BBC made political satire about a british secretary of state for international development who accidentally backs a war on TV............................FUNNY AS F**K, The funniest film I have seen for years, and still available on iplayer for another week!! Now this should have won oscars not that awful shite licker!!

[gertlush]

Watched The Notebook with my mum - i had it pegged straight away but it was still a beautiful, enjoyable, lump-in-the-throat romance. *ahem* not that i normally go for that kinda ting...

we also watched Don't mess with the Zohan (adam sandler) - please, i beg you not to waste your life watching this!

From Paris with Love ,2010 with John Travalta - complete bollocks -, pretty girls, big guns, explosions, car chases even some funny bits - damn good fun

[tonyasleep]

Defendor.................Woody Harrelson does a fine job of playing a 'super-rainman' in this darkly funny parody of superhero movies! ............................Defo worth watching!!

[mrsomuch]

we just watched The Soloist with Robert Downey Jr and Jamie Foxx. brilliant and lovely portrait of mental illness, genius, homelessness and hope. Really well done. very much recommend it.

[tonyasleep]

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassas.............

Nothing less than a visual feast from Terry Gilliam!
Heath Ledgers' last movie & an all star cast to complete the project!!

oh and............Lily Cole

buy it! borrow it! beg it! what the hell d**nl**d it!!

[tonyasleep]

2081.........................

A short film (27 mins) set in .......erm.........2081. Due to another constitutional amendment the US handicapper general ensures everybody is equal. The beautiful wear masks, the strong wear weights & the intelligent wear headphones to stop them gaining an advantage!!

Very powerful!!

[Bilbo]

Daybreakers.

Interesting twist on the vampire flick meme. Ethan Hawke is hot as the main bloodsucker. Has the cheesiest final scene ever. Only down-side is that the only character to show the least bit of development gets killed off right at the end

[Gh0sty]

Watched Daybreakers it was pants. thoroughly disappointing film. Really wooden acting, rubbish story and a waste of a couple of hours.

Just watched Repo Man with Gerty as she had never seen it before. Really enjoyed watching it again.

[carpetbelly]

Clash of the Titans... the new one, pony

[pesh]

we watched Malace in Wonderland, it was awesome

[monster raving looony]

Recently I've been to see
Alice In Wonderland-okay I suppose but a big disappointment coming from Tim Burton, you'd think he was perfect for this story, fun in parts but pretty unimaginative considering the material
Clash Of The Titans-absolute load of rubbish, a travesty of the 80s film. Don't know why they bothered, especially when even the 3D is poo. A terrible mess of a script, monsters that you can hardly see clearly,[and were done much better in the original], and I can't figure out why they keep pushing Sam Worthington as a star either, he's awful!

[Joyshine]

Recently I've been to see
Alice In Wonderland-okay I suppose but a big disappointment coming from Tim Burton, you'd think he was perfect for this story, fun in parts but pretty unimaginative considering the material

I though it was the most awesome thing id seen for a long long long long time! I cant wait to see it again and Im excited to have a copy of my very own as soon as possible! Each to their own....

[mrsomuch]

We watched 'Where the wild thing are' last night it's sooooooo good. there was laffin and leakin a plenty.

[Joyshine]

We watched 'Where the wild thing are' last night it's sooooooo good. there was laffin and leakin a plenty.

ah i dont agree, i was properly dissapointed with it, not what i hoped for at all, I certainly wouldnt want to see it again... But I loves the book.

[mrsomuch]

I think it was probably one of two interpretations I'd have gone with - and this was the darker more tormented one. My opinion may have been coloured by reading some interviews with Spike and Maurice about the making of it, so I went in with certain expectations.

I thought it was ace! But I can see how it could have been done differently with success aswell.

It's tricky, cos books like that are so important as you grow up, and we'll all interpret them dfferently - so putting it on teh big screen kinda marginalises all our experiences. always going to be tricky