What Was The Last Movie You Watched

[LabMonkey]

Originally Posted by TeddyPicker

Love in the Time of Cholera

Read the book, hearts it!

Then I saw the movie had Javier Bardem in it, so I had to rent it for an evening in (fapfapfap)

Was a bit on the long side, but so worth it if you were ready to get into it. HAWT people being HAWT and also rather smart and touching at the same time.

Gewd film

I heart that book too! (Actually I heart all Gabriel Garcia Marquez books) Just moved this movie to the top of my Netflix yesterday!

[madeyeshawn]

Originally Posted by Lord of the Cock Rings

Also watched Broken Flowers. Bill Murray was excellent in this heavier role, I liked it better than Lost in Translation (overrated). It's a Jim Jarmusch movie, which I normally don't really get into. Ghost Dog was good though....

COULDNT AGREE MORE!!!

If you over looked this gem of a movie do yourself a favor and check out the adventure of Don Johnson.

Broken Flowers=ACES

[J!MMY]

Zombie Strippers!!!, ya i agree jim jarmusch is badass

[BlueNote]

Plan 9 From Outer Space.
It was awesomely horrible.

[roxymodest]

Originally Posted by Mikey

not a movie, but I'm now addicted to this new (to me) show called Weeds. was up till 5am watching season 1

YAY WEEDS! it gets sooo much better as the seasons progress...

i can't wait for season 5 if they're bringing it back

[J!MMY]

Originally Posted by BlueNote

Plan 9 From Outer Space.
It was awesomely horrible.

nice ed wood rox

[hellbent]

gran torino was aces!

[Bucho]

Waltz With Bashir, doco made by Israeli filmmaker Ari Folman about a massacre in Lebanon he was present for in 1982 but finds he has no memory of now. So he records interviews with his old squadmates then animates them along with the stories they are telling and the odd dream sequence.

Turns out animated Middle East is just as brown as real Middle East. Beautifully drawn though and if you aren't a crybaby about subtitles I don't see how you could fail to like this film.

[Sheepy]

Originally Posted by Bucho

Waltz With Bashir, doco made by Israeli filmmaker Ari Folman about a massacre in Lebanon he was present for in 1982 but finds he has no memory of now. So he records interviews with his old squadmates then animates them along with the stories they are telling and the odd dream sequence.

Turns out animated Middle East is just as brown as real Middle East. Beautifully drawn though and if you aren't a crybaby about subtitles I don't see how you could fail to like this film.

That looks and sounds really interesting now! I may have to pick that up sometime!

[standardman]

Originally Posted by Bucho

Waltz With Bashir, doco made by Israeli filmmaker Ari Folman about a massacre in Lebanon he was present for in 1982 but finds he has no memory of now. So he records interviews with his old squadmates then animates them along with the stories they are telling and the odd dream sequence.

Turns out animated Middle East is just as brown as real Middle East. Beautifully drawn though and if you aren't a crybaby about subtitles I don't see how you could fail to like this film.

Can't recommend that film enough. Here's my review from the old thread:

A documentary unlike any other. Frequently beautiful, dream-like, rotoscoped animation with real style and a reflective, meditative intelligence to back it up. In my top ten of the year, watch it.

I saw The Spirit, I post about it later.