What was the last movie you saw ? + recomendations

[Alan Wake]

3:10 To Yuma, the remake.

A western movie, not bad. Has a good cast.

Edit - I'd also like to add, this movie has me wanting to play Red Dead Redemption

[MIZA]

Fantastic Mr. Fox , very good movie funny and interesting

[sillyscipia]

Iron Man 2. Dude, the first one was awesome, and the sequel? Even more so, I swear, Robert Downey Jr. was born to play Tony Stark. He certainly plays the self-destructive idiot pretty well.

[Thunderstorm]

Watched 2 movies on cable yesterday one good, one very bad

Good - Public Enemies (Johnny Depp as John Dillinger) - was much better than I thought it would be.

Bad - Law Abiding Citizen - so ridiculous I don't have words (and very very gory - not what I thought this movie was about). If you want to butcher people and blow things up without a remotely reasonable plot make a horror movie.

[DigiFluid]

Diary of the Dead

Not Mr. Romero's finest entry by any means, but I do appreciate the Blair Witch/handheld approach to filming it. Helped to give the film a more 'real' and visceral feel throughout.

[Replicator Todd]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. OH yes.

[McgillionFan]

Last movie i saw well in the theatres was "Predators."

I though it was ok,not to bad.I'm not to familiar with the predator or alien movies and not sure if there connected i know the movie AVP (Alien vs Predator). It was ok.Watching it i was actully waiting for a dinosaur to come out and chase them. Few of the locations reminded me of Jurassic park lol.Not to gorey not to bloody so if your not one for blood i think you'll be ok for this movie. If your not i apoligise and don't listen to me again lol.

Hope you enjoy it for those of you who go watch it.

[DigiFluid]

Survival of the Dead

Oh man, pretty much the most anti-Irish movie I've ever seen. The worst of it is that it's not even blatant and out there, but made PLAINLY obvious because the big conflict of the movie is two rival Irish guys arguing and battling over who should run things on the island *facepalms*

[Replicator Todd]

The Others

Wow, I really liked this film.

[MattSilver 3k]

Survival of the Dead

Oh man, pretty much the most anti-Irish movie I've ever seen. The worst of it is that it's not even blatant and out there, but made PLAINLY obvious because the big conflict of the movie is two rival Irish guys arguing and battling over who should run things on the island *facepalms*

To be fair, I think we could've replaced them with Scotsmen and the movie wouldn't change a much. Plus, Irish guys are fun. (And I think I liked the morally dubious Americans on the sidelines more than the crazed Irishmen.)

[Princess Awinita]

Clash of the Titans (edtion 2010) An enjoyable movie, though I personally perfer the Kraken from POTC over this one, oh great there goes the fanfic muse O.o

[DigiFluid]

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

First time I've seen this movie since it was in theaters. I don't really like what they did with it. The editing sucks--the movie should've been at least 45 minutes shorter. The action sequences are way over the top; this isn't Lord of the Rings. And the casting is just awful, the only choice I actually liked was Tilda Swinton as the White Witch.



Now I'm watching Aladdin for the first time in years. By far the funniest thing that Gilbert Gottfried has ever done

[DigiFluid]

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

I hadn't seen this till tonight, because of how let down I was by the first film. Fortunately however, the second film in the franchise saw significant improvements over the first. The choices in direction and cinematography are vastly improved in this second film, as is the colour palette.

More than anything else I was impressed with the improvement of the Lucy and Edmund actors. It's hard to imagine them being any worse than they were in the first film, but they tended to be much more believable this time around. I only wish that the Peter and Susan actors had also taken some classes or something before getting to work on this movie. I was also fairly pleased with the actor they chose to portray Caspian as well. He's still not quite what I envision when reading the books, but he does a respectable enough job.

Imagine my amazement when, after being so bitterly disappointed with the first film, I'm actually quite looking forward to Voyage of the Dawn Treader after seeing this one.

Still runs a bit long though. I'm hoping they hire a better editor for the next one.

[Ar3s]

Robin Hood: Men In Tights, classic. nuff sed

[Valika]

Avatar, in IMAX. This was an incredible experience.