What Was The Last Movie You Watched

[iheartnihilism]

Netflix didn't send Kevin yet, so we Redboxed American Hustle. 30 minutes in the boyfriend says "I thought this was supposed to be funny?" and later told me that's around when he was ready to quit on it. I found it his sister and her bf also quit on it when they watched it so, I guess it runs in the family.

I thought it was good and the funny bits, while few and far between, were pretty damn funny. But I didn't care for the ending. *spoiler* Too neat.

[J. Canines]

I've seen this movie countless times

It's brilliant and underrated

Bill Pullman is fantastic

Very funny

Very Clever

"Must See"

etc

[WSEIII]

Just saw Godzilla in 3D. Good Movie, Decent effects, but it seemed like an origin movie and we all know who Godzilla is.

[dEadERest]

Originally Posted by WSEIII

Just saw Godzilla in 3D. Good Movie, Decent effects, but it seemed like an origin movie and we all know who Godzilla is.

as did i with my 22 yr old new college graduate daughter. she graciously allowed me to make fun of the stupid shit, we had fun. before the first major Gojira bellow I leaned over and said,"..money shot". i made many meth jokes (Cranston). the human story line was just dumb but the monster bits made up for it.

i give it

[bithead]

Against my better judgement, I'm going to see Godzilla (in 3D) on Friday.

[Dean from Australia]

The Mosquito Coast - Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, River Phoenix.

Was prompted to give it another spin after chatting with a colleague about Louis Theroux who does those BBC docos on wierd Americans. My colleague mentioned that Louis Theroux is the nephew of author Paul Theroux who penned the novel The Mosquito Coast.

I still regard it as perhaps Harrison Ford's finest cinematic performance.

[pinoy0004]

Cheap Thrills - I enjoyed it. It's about these two old friends that are given these "dares" for money that get crazier as the night goes on. It's definitely a dark comedy with some disturbing stuff thrown in. A predicable ending though. 3/5

[bithead]

Originally Posted by bithead

Against my better judgement, I'm going to see Godzilla (in 3D) on Friday.

So it wasn't GREAT, but it was good. Seeing Godzilla fight other monsters was cool, as was seeing him walk through downtown skyscraper buildings like they were a mere inconvenience.

Not sure where I heard this (perhaps on KaTG?), but it's untrue that Godzilla shows up in the last few minutes; he was around for the better part of 45 minutes (in a 2-hr movie). There were other monsters to see from the get-go.

[Dean from Australia]

Three Days Of The Condor.

A Redford classic. Made me appreciate the spy genre from an early age.

Also - The Conversation (Gene Hackman). This is basically Enemy of the State in the 1970's. Worth a look for a young Harrison Ford who plays a homosexual assassin. It is a nastily brilliant performance.

[dEadERest]

Three Days, a fave of my father, a Venezuelan native who was not terribly political but, boy, did he get it.