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the last film you watched thread

After an upward reevaluation of Cronenberg's Scanners I decided to rewatch Videodrome. My reaction to this one is much the same as before; it's too messy and obscure to be better than good.
 
I saw Queens of Comedy last night. It was pretty good for the most part. I love stand up comedy. =D
 
Enter the Void- I was mostly impressed. The acting is often bad, which doesn't help the boring script much, but this film seems to work without all that. It isn't about character or words, which is good because there is very little of either. Visually and thematically it is stunning and ambitious. There is no other film like it.

City Island- Okay, I didn't actually finish watching this. Andy Garcia and Juliana Marguiles are great in it, the youngest son is hilarious, but most of all... the long lost son is HOT and often shirtless.
 
In theaters the last movie I saw was Black Swan, which I loved. I wanted to see it again, but movies are expensive, so I'll probably wait for the Blu-Ray.

I wanted to see Blue Valentine, but my bf didn't seem to want to, so at some point I have to get around to it.

At home, the last movie I saw was Rumble In The Bronx starring Jackie Chan. It was silly, but fun.

I've also started going through the Friday the 13th movies again and so far I'd have to say they are better than I remember. Creepy, but fun at the same time.

MJEH89 said:
I had an older friend turn me on to this movie and I've never forgotten it! I love the witty repartee that permeates throughout the dialogue! So classic!!
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I love The Boys In The Band, but it's a little depressing so I haven't rewatched it yet.
 
Another movie I've somehow overlooked all these years, Enter the Dragon. I found it flat, if not outright boring. Friends are telling me Lee's The Chinese Connection is a better flick.
 
Pirates Of the Carribean: Legend Of The Black Pearl
 
miaedu said:
White Material


In an unnamed African country in the throes of a volatile regime change, Maria Vial, played by the electrifying Isabelle Huppert, is trying to sustain the coffee plantation she runs with her ex-husband André, played by Christophe Lambert (Highlander, Greystoke). Unknown to her, he has other plans. With the regular army preparing to regain control, French forces have moved out, warning the remaining white residents that they're on their own if they stay behind. Featured in the Venice, Toronto, New York and Los Angeles film festivals, White Material is an extraordinarily visceral, potent and very personal rumination on a society turned upside down.

Music by Tindersticks

http://movies.nytimes.com/2010/11/19/movies/19white.html?partner=Rotten Tomatoes&ei=5083

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx05SwnHPWA
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You can safely call the music of the orchestral British band Tindersticks "cinematic" without fear of rock-critic cliché. That's because Tindersticks have worked with the French director Claire Denis since the mid-90s. The band has scored four of Denis' films and two members of the band, Stuart A. Staples and Dickon Hinchliffe, have scored one apiece (L'Intrus and Vendredi Soir, respectively). On April 26, Constellation will release the Tindersticks box set Claire Denis Film Scores 1996-2009, a collection of all six of their Denis soundtracks.

The set includes scores for the following Denis films: 1996's Nenette Et Boni, 2001's Trouble Every Day, 2002's Vendredi Soir, 2004's L'Intrus, 2008's 35 Rhums, and 2009's White Material. The four scores made since 2002 are being released for the first time. The box is available in CD and LP formats, and they include a 48-page booklet with film stills and an essay from music writer Michael Hill.
 
I Saw the Devil -- 4/5. Korean film

Frailty -- 4/5. Matthew, I didn't know you could act so well.
 
Jaws...we like the scary movies too
 
Joshua_me said:
Mmm....

That scene where Brendon pulls his shirt off to get, um. "sketched" ....

I've seen it a half-dozen times and still an instant semi every time.... :=D:
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Homoeroticism aside, I learned to respect Mr. Fraser as an actor after that movie.

The scene with Brandon I like best is at the end, when he takes out the trash in the rain and does a "monster" walk down the alley way.
 
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