What's the latest movie you've seen?

[CudleyCowlick]

Last night I rented Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas starring Patrick Fugit, Matthew Lillard & John Cho. Absolutely fantastic movie that I would recommend to anyone at all, no matter what kind of movies you like.

I also watched Brothers of the Head recently, another awesome movie about conjoined twins who get swept away from their remote Norfolk home by a rich producer-type who sets them up as a musical act in '74-'75 and has to be seen to be believed. I just cannot describe this movie in words. The soundtrack is just ultra-searing punk rock in its purest form.

[Voltron]

I just saw Hide and go Die: The Kirby Whepler Story on Lifetime. I gotta tell you, when I saw her hiding spot I KNEW that bitch was dead. Title did give me a hint, though.

[cowabunga14]

Had a Jason movie marathon yesterday with Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, and Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, which were all mostly OK. I'll be meeting Kane Hodder next month, so I figured I watch three of the four Friday the 13th movies he was in and see how he portrayed Jason.

After all those, I watched Evil Dead 2, which is always good fun. I'd say it's my favorite of the Evil Dead movies.

Then I watched Harvey, which was great. Jimmy Stewart's performance was right up there with his performance in the Hitchcock film Vertigo.

[Revan]

Originally Posted by ToTheNines

Mrs. Doubtfire, loved it as a kid and aint seen it in years, now that I'm old enough I got alot more of the jokes.

oh no doubt! When I first saw it I half the movie went right over my head. Come to think of it, there were a lot of films like that. But doubtfire was def a funny one!

[cowabunga14]

Watched Awakening of the Beast last night, which was a nice kind of tie-in to the Coffin Joe films. It may've been somewhat of a departure from At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul and This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse, but I don't regret watching it.

[Swany]

I watched A Scanner Darkly at a friends the other night. I may buy the book, even just to make sense of the film.

[cowabunga14]

Finshed up The Cotton Club in my History class today, which was quite good.

[Cure]

I saw Apocalypse Now and Smart People. Apocalypse Now was quite mind f*cking (but still good) and Smart People wasn't as funny as I was hoping.

[Tinuvielsdreams]

Nightmare on Elm Street Dream warriors, it was awesome because this wicked thunderstorm hit right in the middle of it.

[Mecha Cow]

Just came back from Iron Man. Like most reviews say it's an above-average action flick elevated by a great cast, Downey Jr. in particular. I enjoyed it a lot. Also, stick around until the end of the credits.

[cowabunga14]

Watched Tokyo Drifter last night, which was pretty good. Ever since I saw Fulltime Killer, I've been getting into the more crime drama kind of Asian flicks.

Later, I watched Witchboard, which was some interesting supernatural horror. It had bits and pieces that reminded me of Evil Dead and I liked the fact that there was some humor thrown in.

[Mr. Snackpants]

Iron Man x2

[Revan]

Iron man rocked my world. Lots of fun. flying, blowing $%it up, killing terrorists! It was very entertaining. I will go again tomorrow

[cowabunga14]

Watched The Curse of Frankenstein, which, for the first Frankenstein from Hammer, was enjoyable. I liked seeing Peter Cushing take on the role of Victor Frankenstein for his first time and Christopher Lee made for a great monster.

After that, I watch Dr. Phibes Rises Again, which was a decent sequel to The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Even though Vincent Price has passed away, I wouldn't mind seeing another sequel.

Later, I saw Iron Man, which was great. I just thought there could've been more action.

[Scandia]

Whisper of the Heart

[cowabunga14]

Watched No Such Thing last night, which was pretty good. I liked how the relationship between Sarah Polley's character and the monster played out.

After that, I watched the Brian De Palma film Sisters, which was wonderful. For the most part, it kept me on the edge of my seat.

[Cure]

Iron Man and Harold and Kumar. Iron Man was hot stuff, and Harold and Kumar was funny as sh*t.

[cowabunga14]

Watched May last night, which was a great film directed by Lucky McKee. I don't think I've seen anything like it before.

[jeff the cheff]

I saw beer league with Artie Lange from the Howard Stern Show. There were few laughs, but overall it was pretty terrible.

I watched some kung-fu type movie called shogun assasin. It was also terrible. The story was very boring, and while there was a lot of violence, none of the fight scenes were original at all. It was just guy cutting another guy...then light red "blood" squirting out everywhere. It seemed to take itself a little seriously, too.

[poiuytre]

Iron Man, pretty good movie. In fact it might have been the best comicbook-inspired movie to date imo. But my fiancee and I agreed that we could not stand Stark. He rubbed me the wrong way. Was this intentional, we don't know.