What movie did you watch last night?

evad_lhorg · 27-08-2005 2:12pm

watched osamu tezuka's Metropolis for the first time..

great movie. some amazing characters and the animation is great.

Rhyme · 27-08-2005 6:04pm

evad_lhorg wrote:

watched osamu tezuka's Metropolis for the first time..

great movie. some amazing characters and the animation is great.

Oh yes, worth every penny

Watched Robocop and The Ring 2, the former was great as usual but the latter made no sense as i walked in halfway :rolleyes:

Sweetness! · 27-08-2005 7:53pm

Million Dollar Baby, excellent movie with a very sad ending.

Necronomicon · 27-08-2005 9:58pm

Just watched the original Dark Water. Those Japs know how to create a genuinely freaky atmosphere!

Franky Boy · 27-08-2005 10:50pm

Watched Mean Creek.

Really enjoyed it except for the start.

thewools · 27-08-2005 11:00pm

finished donnie brasko there...me liked!!!! another genious al pacino performance

byte · 28-08-2005 11:34pm

The Interpreter.

It was so-so.

OfflerCrocGod · 29-08-2005 4:21am

Sin City - I liked it and 'am happy that there are some sequels on the way, I simply can't say no to stylized violence

I don't think it's an all time great though.

_Turismo4 · 29-08-2005 4:42am

The Ring two on DVD, pretty good film I thought.

johnny_ultimate · 29-08-2005 12:43pm

21 Grams - Very good, not what you'd call light viewing though.

Sweetness! · 29-08-2005 2:10pm

_Turismo4 wrote:

The Ring two on DVD, pretty good film I thought.

I saw that when it came out in the cinema and thought it was ****!
Last night I was watching The Insider I think it was on RTE2, I really enjoyed it and thought Russel Crow looked so different

Dave! · 29-08-2005 3:03pm

I watched 'Million Dollar Baby' last night, have it on DVD. I thought it was a really good film, one of the best I've seen in a while. Nearly had me crying, and that doesn't happen often with films

Clint Eastwood's shots were nearly always in shadows, it reminded me of 'Apocalypse Now', with all of Marlon Brando's shots in shadows. I guess Clint doesn't want his oldness showing

He's 76 now! Looking very frail, too, although I don't think he's actually sick, is he? Still, it'll be a sad day when he dies -- that guy's great.

On a side note, I said the Cave in the cinema 2 days ago, and it is one of the worst films I've seen. Do not pay to see it, ever.

TerrorFirmer · 29-08-2005 9:07pm

Recently -

The Cave - ****.
40 Yr Old Virgin - fantastic
Cherry Falls - Very bad.

Tusky · 29-08-2005 9:39pm

Million Dollar Baby - good enough....but quite possibly the most over-rated movie ever.

Blow - Really good.

c - 13 · 30-08-2005 8:36am

Finally got around to watching "Saw" - not bad, not bad at all.

Nightwish · 31-08-2005 2:05am

Spinal Tap...I never tire of it

Basq · 31-08-2005 8:27am

The Ring 2.. didn't enjoy it! Shame cos i liked the previous US one! (i know... boo!!)

I actually enjoyed the special feature, 'Rings' more (the 15 minute feature tracing the whereabouts of the tape between the first and second film)

Lochaber · 31-08-2005 9:41am

The Twilight Samurai - good film but I preferred When The Last Sword Is Drawn...

Necronomicon · 31-08-2005 11:17am

The Assassination of Richard Nixon.....dull, dull and more dull.

Franky Boy · 31-08-2005 11:27am

I watched 'Breakfast At Tiffanys'

Quite enjoyable over all.

Franky Boy · 31-08-2005 11:53pm

Watched Old Boy and loved it.

Kinetic^ · 31-08-2005 11:59pm

Necromomicon wrote:

The Assassination of Richard Nixon.....dull, dull and more dull.

Thought this was very good.

Last film i watched was caddyshack, what a classic film, chevy chase at his finest

Dizzyblabla · 01-09-2005 12:06am

I watched Monster last night... I liked it... a little disturbing, but very good...

Kinetic^ · 01-09-2005 12:11am

Dizzyblabla wrote:

I watched Monster last night... I liked it... a little disturbing, but very good...

Great film,Ms. Theron looks very rough in it though

Karl Hungus · 01-09-2005 2:05am

Lochaber wrote:

The Twilight Samurai - good film but I preferred When The Last Sword Is Drawn...

I'm suprised, I thought Twilight Samurai was a far superior film.

BIG DAWG · 01-09-2005 3:40pm

Saving Private Ryan - never realised how good the film is.

OfflerCrocGod · 02-09-2005 2:06am

ROTK : EE. A good bit better then the normal cinema version it feels far more "together" and flows better than it. Excellent except for the rubbish love crap and the ghosts (still better then the cinema version - they were awful in that version).

StonedParadoX · 02-09-2005 9:03am

EuroTrip .. total crap turned it off after 30 mins

Karl Hungus · 02-09-2005 10:24am

The Quiet Family.

Excellent dark comedy from 'A Tale Of Two Sisters' director Ji-woon Kim.

chop^chop · 02-09-2005 1:47pm

Bullet Boy - wasn't bad, a bit predictable.

Lochaber · 02-09-2005 4:18pm

Lochaber wrote:

The Twilight Samurai - good film but I preferred When The Last Sword Is Drawn...

Karl Hungus wrote:

I'm suprised, I thought Twilight Samurai was a far superior film.

That's what I had heard beforehand *shrug* but I was actually slightly disappointed with The Twilight Samurai in the end, not that it wasn't a good film but the man's story in When The Last Sword Is Drawn just spoke to me more... of course I'm sure the fact that I saw WTLSID first had an effect...

Franky Boy · 02-09-2005 5:45pm

Saw 'Unleashed'.....the action was impressive!

OfflerCrocGod · 03-09-2005 7:21am

Very interesting documentary called The Money Masters: How International Bankers Gained Control of America. It explains how the FED (Federal Reserve - Alan Greenspan etc) is actually a privately owned corporation (and so was the Bank Of England and other central banks around the world!) How it is owned by banking interest from around the world. Explains that the IMF and World Bank are actually making Third World countries poorer (not news I suppose) and that the FED caused and protracted the Great Depression by contracting the money supply in the US (the bankers who owned it sold their stocks before hand making a killing afterwards buying everything for cheap).

Quite an interesting documentary even with all the usual US conspiracy rubbish, recommended for people who want to know why we have inflation and high taxes (someone has to pay the national debt!). Good.

JoeKelly · 03-09-2005 8:56am

Watched matchstick men lastnight was Ok, kind of what goes round comes round...kind of thing i suppose!

Stompbox · 03-09-2005 9:35am

Sin City on my PSP. Me likey

Franky Boy · 03-09-2005 2:16pm

Shaun of the Dead on my psp.Me likey also!:)

dlofnep · 03-09-2005 2:58pm

The longest yard.

Cianos · 03-09-2005 6:44pm

Sonny Boy - anyone see this? Fairly strange

Cabaal · 04-09-2005 11:12am

40 year old virgin....funny enough movie, certainly better the the wedding crashers by far!

However the projection room fecked up during the last 5min of the movie so could only see half the screen! Useless feckers!

Necronomicon · 04-09-2005 11:28am

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy........pretty poor I thought.

Franky Boy · 04-09-2005 12:38pm

Zoolander.I really have to stop watching that film.

Kinetic^ · 04-09-2005 12:42pm

Watched Crocodile Dundee.......Thats not a knife, now thats a knife!!!!

That never gets old

byte · 04-09-2005 8:49pm

Anchorman, pretty good.

Kinetic^ · 04-09-2005 8:50pm

Bewitched, mediocre

The Lopper · 04-09-2005 9:17pm

Flirting on tV3 last night. Interesting. Quite good in places.

StonedParadoX · 04-09-2005 10:14pm

Crash - 2004 version

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that movie was ACE

one of the best iv seen in a long time

i'd suggest anyone who HASNT seen it and wants too go NOW or tommorow ..but soon

Run forth kids. . Watch this Stunning Film

Crucifix · 05-09-2005 2:20pm

Gattaca. A great film imo.

chop^chop · 05-09-2005 3:26pm

Ghostdog: Way of the Samuri

Roddy23 · 05-09-2005 3:29pm

Watched Serpico last night.
Pretty good Al Pacino film, bout an honest cop.
Years old film.

Tar.Aldarion · 05-09-2005 3:29pm

The most fertile man in ireland and that 1959 classic,hercules!!!

What movie did you watch last night?

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