What was the most recent movie I've watched?

[GAC]

Finally saw The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

19 years old and I hadn't seen it. Loved it. Even had a few laughs mixed into it. Big fan of Eastwood.

I have all of Eastwood's westerns, and a majority of his others. There are some movies that I still watch them over and over and over again. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is one of them.

Outlaw Josey Wales is another.

Of course I watched Unforgiven last night on MGMHD for the umpteenth time too.

Tombstone is another one.

But I love westerns.

Just picked up a copy of Jimmy Stewart's Shenandoah.

I guess Orphan comes out on DVD this Tuesday. I'm told it is a must-see.

[Chip R]

Saw Law Abiding Citizen last night. Thought it was formulaic at first but that turned out not to be the case. I'd recommend it.

[Razor Shines]

Saw Law Abiding Citizen last night. Thought it was formulaic at first but that turned out not to be the case. I'd recommend it.

I liked it ok. I thought it started off really good, but then got a little bit over the top. But overall I think it was worth seeing.

[*BaseClogger*]

Three Kings

It was a creative story but some of it seemed too cheesy and the underlying political messages about the Gulf War pissed me off...

5/10

[MilotheMayor]

Where the Wild Things Are
8/10
Lost in Translation
9.5/10

[Redsfaithful]

Lost in Translation is one of my all time favorites. Love Bill Murray.

[Stephenk29]

Just saw Paranormal Activity as well. Way over hyped. Didn't think it was very good. The original ending can be found on youtube. I have heard of two new endings specifically. I'd say 3 or 4 stars as well.

[KoryMac5]

Rented The Mist last night with the wife as I am slowly introducing her to scary movies. Not much in the way of fright but a lot of edge of your seat suspense throughout. Thought the ending was pretty wicked as well.

[RedsBaron]

Just saw Paranormal Activity as well. Way over hyped. Didn't think it was very good. The original ending can be found on youtube. I have heard of two new endings specifically. I'd say 3 or 4 stars as well.

I haven't seen it but my 17 year old son Jason saw Paranormal Activity last night and proclaimed it the scariest movie he has ever seen---but then he is only 17.

[savafan]

Rented The Mist last night with the wife as I am slowly introducing her to scary movies. Not much in the way of fright but a lot of edge of your seat suspense throughout. Thought the ending was pretty wicked as well.

One of the most gut wrenching endings of all time.

[Johnny Footstool]

"Slither" -- a clever tribute to '80s monster flicks. Nathan Fillion is awesome, as usual. It's not intended to be very scary, but there's a ton of gore and muck, and some brilliant dialogue. Three out of five stars.

[Raisor]

"Slither" -- a clever tribute to '80s monster flicks. Nathan Fillion is awesome, as usual. It's not intended to be very scary, but there's a ton of gore and muck, and some brilliant dialogue. Three out of five stars.

Wait, Nathan Fillion is in a new movie I didn't know about?

[Johnny Footstool]

Wait, Nathan Fillion is in a new movie I didn't know about?

It's not new...it was released very quietly in 2006.

[PedroBourbon]

Watched "Drag Me to Hell" yesterday. Sam Raimi film. Not bad for a horror flick. I'm not into those types but 'tis the season for Halloween. Made Rob Zombie's H2 look like an infomercial.

[Razor Shines]

I watched "The Promotion" on HBO the other day. It stars John C. Reilly, Sean William Scott and Jenna Fischer. Reilly and Scott play Asst. Managers at a large grocery store competing for the Store Manager position in a soon to be opening new location.

It's funny but also fairly realistic. Fred Armisen is great in it as well. I enjoyed it and highly recommend it.