What is the last movie you saw? and rate it.

[hazelk]

A rewatch of an old and wonderful movie 10/10

[cacian]

Mirror Mirror with Julia Robert





Not bad for a fairy tale.

7/10

[Buckthorn]

Big trouble in Little China. 10/10 as usual

[Emil Miller]

Harry Black and the Tiger (1958).

Stewart Granger plays Harry Black, a big game hunter called in by an Indian provincial governor to hunt down a man-eating tiger that is terrorising villagers.
Black lost a leg during WWII as a result of one of his men's cowardice and it's a tricky situation when the man turns up as the manager of a plantation in the region. To make matters worse, Black and the man's wife had a love affair in Scotland before the husband was released from a German POW camp.
Despite the eternal triangle part of the film, the scenes involving the tiger and it's instinctive realization that Black means to kill it make for highly watchable film making. I don't know how they got the tiger act as it did but it's uncanny how felines seem to sense when their prey is vulnerable and the danger that they face from people trying to kill them.

7/10

[qimissung]

Just finished 'Jeff, who lives at home' and I simply loved it. very very good and funny. I really like Jason Segel and Ed Helms was very cool in a role so different from his 'Office' character

I want to see this-and also maybe "In Bruges," which I've heard is good.

I watched "The Five Year Engagement" with Segal the other night. It was funny. I think he co-wrote the screenplay, too. 8/10

Tonight I watched "Incendiary" with Michelle Williams and Ewan MacGregor. 10/10 I had never heard of it before, and Netflix recommended it, based on things I've watched. I've never even watched anything they've "recommended" but this was good. I love Michelle Williams; I think she is one of the best of the younger actresses out there. And Ewan MacGregor is also very good. I had never paid much attention to him before, but I saw "Salmon Fishing in the Yeman" last week, and while it was a better than average rom-com, nothing really original, something about his understated performance caught my eye. I appreciate that he is understated on screen as well as in how he lives his life. He undertakes a variety of roles, and he's good in all of them.

Yeman: 8/10

[LitNetIsGreat]

Over the last couple of days I have been watching Rocky I, II and III. I just fancied it, good fun. I love this scene in Rocky III, totally class:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJnKm6ftPu0

[zoolane]

' The Birds' By Alfred Hitchcock 10/10 obvious

[Snowqueen]

I watched Wall E; it was a waste of time. 3/10

Other movie that I’ve seen is Crazy Hearts. It was a brilliant performance by Jeff Bridges. I didn’t know he is so into music. 8/10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grP22...eature=related

[MystyrMystyry]

Sicko, a documentary by Michael Moore. I'm beginning to really like this bloke. He looks at how The U.S. medical system is the most inside out and back to front in the entire world, resulting in no insurance policies being payed out on people who need urgent treatment, how they're basically worthless for anyone who wants to live a full life. A case in point about having a 'pre-existing condition': everywhere else for the sufferers it means more treatment. while in the good ol' USA it means thanks for supporting your money grubbing Insurance Company, now Piss Off!

Good bit at the end contrasting Great Britain's Free Medicare for all - even the poorest have a life expectancy three years longer than the wealthiest American.

And whose fault is the mess? None other than everyone's favorite Tricky Richard M. Nixon.

9/10 (bit slow in parts)

[Brielle92]

Dead Poets Society 11/10

[Calidore]

Just got back from Premium Rush. Excellent, no-fat chase movie. 9/10

[Emil Miller]

This film directed by Henry Hathaway is an outstanding example of what Hollywood could do when it wanted to.
The cast is perfect for the task of presenting a gripping story taken from a true life incident and has a terrific script that perfectly matches the action. James Stewart is superb as the cynical reporter who is directed by his editor, played brilliantly by Lee J Cobb, to follow up an 11 year murder of a police officer. Everyone concerned in the making of this film created one of the USA's best crime stories ever filmed.

Here's the opening:

http://youtu.be/P1YYgkfoFBE

[LitNetIsGreat]

This film directed by Henry Hathaway is an outstanding example of what Hollywood could do when it wanted to.
The cast is perfect for the task of presenting a gripping story taken from a true life incident and has a terrific script that perfectly matches the action. James Stewart is superb as the cynical reporter who is directed by his editor, played brilliantly by Lee J Cobb, to follow up an 11 year murder of a police officer. Everyone concerned in the making of this film created one of the USA's best crime stories ever filmed.

Here's the opening:

http://youtu.be/P1YYgkfoFBE

That looks OK actually, and the youtube comments below it are interesting, for once.

I do fear that another session of Hannah and Her Sisters might be upon me tonight. It's absolutely worth watching just for the music alone. 10/10*.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTQVWtSvwUE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...2pmh7ZYm4&NR=1

[byquist]

"Hunger Games" -- since I don't need to see it again for maybe 20 years, so-so. She did a good acting job, though. Stanley Tucci was funny. Sort of combo of Brazil, Blade Runner, that man in a bubble movie with Jim Carey, yea the Truman Show by great director Peter Weir. Plus good costumes. Best scene: when the little girl is shot by an arrow and dies in the heroine's arms -- very poignant.

[Emil Miller]

That looks OK actually, and the youtube comments below it are interesting, for once.

If you decide to watch Call Northside 777, you cannot watch it except in sections, when you should click on CN part 2, CN part 3, etc etc the posters name to look for is mbarac88. It's a bit of a nuisance but well worth it. There are other people who've posted bits and pieces but they won't match up.