Film Last Movie You Watched?

I've got a cold, so pretty much all I did was play games, sleep, and watch movies all day. I managed to finish The Fifth Element, Pulp Fiction, and an episode of Supernatural.

Just watched 13 Game of Death yesterday since there was a bundle of 4/10$ at a closing HMV.

It's about a guy who lost his job, hot an insane amount of debt, lost his girlfriend and who keeps trying to report a family. Then he receives an anonymous phonecall who says he can win 100 million dollars if he completes 13 challenges.

Movie is kinda slow to start but when the challenges start, you always wonder how the challenges will keep getting harder and harder. imo, the 5th challenge was the nastiest one.

Elysium

I wasn't expecting much from the trailer; but it turned out to be a solid 7/10.

The story basically is about "Unlucky Max", a fitting character accidentally gets exposed to radiation and is only given a short time span to live. The only cure to his disease are particular beds in Elysium, however; Elysium is a man-made space station where luxury and relaxation is all the rage. Unfortunately Max is stuck on earth, but devises a mission to get to to Elysium to cure himself-- meanwhile finding himself mixed up in some shady political trouble brewed in Elysium.

Rob Burgundy Anchorman was on TNT (I think) yesterday. I recorded it and watched it today. Such a funny movie! I can't wait to see Anhcorman 2 when it premieres in December!

Watchmen. I had no idea it was 3 and a half hours long.

I saw the second half of After Earth, and World War Z

I wasn't digging After Earth although it was pretty fun to riff, I'm not particularly interested in seeing the first half.

I really liked World War Z, I was plesently surprised by it. Brad Pitt nailed it, and I really liked Segan (Daniella Kertesz) despite how stereotypical her role was.

Either that or After Earth just made Warld War Z look realllly good.

White: Curse of the Melody

Love these asian horror movies. ;D

The last movie I've seen in theaters as of today is Despicable Me 2.

The last movie I've watch on home video is The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Watched Savages the other day. Easily one of the more messed up things I've seen.

Angus, best movie ever, it's about a fat kid who stands up for himself (sounds cheesy but it's really not)

auughh i dont know why i did this to myself but last night i re-watched Evangelion 3.33. [drowns in tears]

latest "new" movie ive seen (as in, my first time watching) was Tokyo Godfathers. pretty interesting, its by the same guy who did Paprika.

The Godfather: Part II - Awesome old film, and all saga. If you dont watch this beautiful saga, you must do it! ^^

The last movie I saw in the theaters was Ender's Game. The story plot was pretty great actually, although it was hard to watch all of what I thought was horrible acting.

The last movie I watched in general was Ponyo! :) Miyazaki films are taking over my life.

I watched Akira. It is cyberpunk-ish anime from the later 80s. I never got to finish watching it because a storm knocked out my power about 50 minutes in :(

War of the Worlds (2005)

When I watched it in 2008, I was a bit younger and was super fudgin' scared of the aliens that came out of the Tripods and explored Ogilvy's basement. Now that I watched it again. I saw a lot a stuff I missed and enjoyed the film all over again.

It was intense thinking about how Tom Cruise's character understood, that no place was safe and the sense of hopelessness he had while he feared his next encounter with the Tripods.

PS

Dakota Fanning's character is the most annoying actor in the whole movie.

Ender's Game! I thought it was pretty good, considering I really liked the book. I mean, they did have to cut a lot out because the book was insanely long, but the movie wasn't missing a ton.

Last Modern Movie: Bad Grandpa. I hated it, but I was definitely the wrong audience. For some reason I feel like I have a poor sense of humor since everybody else seemed to love it.

Last Movie Overall: 2001: A Space Odyssey. One of the best movies I have ever seen. As a contradiction to Bad Grandpa, the audience of people who will like this movie is pretty limited. Luckily I fit right in this demographic.

Catch Me If You Can. 7/10.

I really like Leonardo Di Caprio, and I was surprised I never saw this movie! It was alright. It definitely is great to see him young again. He gave a stellar performance, but I felt like the characterization for everyone, aside him, was lacking. I did have a good laugh at him using the alias of Barry Allen.

No idea. Been ages since I last watched a movie.
Er, The Hobbit a couple months ago I think.

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Thor 2, which I saw on Saturday.

Probably one of the funniest of the Avengers-series. I loved it to pieces.