The last movie you watched and what you thought of it.

[Bangel]

"...with regard to the fact that she has a blessed chest..."

Blessed with implants.

[MyleneFarmer]

"...with regard to the fact that she has a blessed chest..."

Blessed with implants.

Oh. Heh, I didn't realize. I think the idea still stands though, even if it was due to other intentional alterations. Or maybe she's just nuts. I would be if almost all of my films were remakes/updates of classics that never should have been touched. ^_-

[Christopher]

I watched The Two Towers again last night, I have to say that I prefer the fighting in the battle of Helms Deep to the later battles.

[Pixa]

I've seen a few...

Outrageous Fortune
I actually kinda liked it, it was a tad cliché but otherwise, it was funny in places. Bit predictable.

Tommy
Freakish musical that got boring hastily. It was weird. I didn't have anything else to do.

An unexpected life
Yeah, really boring. I'm suprised I didn't fall asleep... at least Trisha and the lie detector woke me up.

[Jim]

please, en'oh'eh is 'end of it', surely?

Of course, but this would be very poor English. I used a little literary license.

[Divine]

I watched The Two Towers again last night, I have to say that I prefer the fighting in the battle of Helms Deep to the later battles.

When I watched that, I thought it was so boring it was hard to keep awake =/.

It really isn't that spectacular. (at least, IMO, but most of my friends agree with me)

[CommanderSwiss]

October Sky- It's one of those rare movies I can watch over and over and not get tired of it.

[Rissa]

Moulin Rouge! That movie is so wild and fantastic, and sad, of course. I would have been bawling at the end, but my brother was in the same room as me when I was watching it, and I don't like to cry in front of him. ;P It will probably be one of my favorites for a long time. It's spectacular! :D *giggles*

[Maroon]

The last movie I saw was...Shes To Young on the Life Time Channel...
It was okay...but its kind of what some of my friends are going through and I understand their problems a bit better now.

[SpiraLethe]

I still can't understand some of the lines, though (like almost anything Robert Carlyle's said that's not profanity).

Ahm no a @£$%'n Bufty 'n at's ye en'o'eh!

"I am not a expletive'ing homosexual, end of story"

You arent missing much, then.

That's actually one of the lines I got! The ones I couldn't get mostly involved that long story about him and Tommy playing pool. But with each successive time I watch it, I get a couple more words in (not that it does much since he talks a lot).

[Chanel]

While we're off-topic about Lohan becoming all bones, it seems like Hilary Duff is trying to out-do her. And Duff looks horrible now too. Meh oh well.

Last movie I watched was Billy Elliot. 2nd time through, and still good

[Monique]

"The Great Raid" ... I hadn't seen it advertised or anything, but me and my friend just randomly decided to see a movie and ended up seeing that one. I actually thought that it was really really good. At times it felt a little long, but I think that's only because I was shivering in the movie theatre like crazy. I definately recommend seeing it though.

[Igg]

please, en'oh'eh is 'end of it', surely?

Of course, but this would be very poor English. I used a little literary license.

I can't believe a Geordie is telling me about poor English. The mind really does boggle.

[Jim]

Saw The Island a couple of weeks ago.

Frankly, I don't understand why nobody is seeing it - the reviews for it were generally decent, and the movie itself was a decent ride. It's worth a rental, but maybe not worth owning, when it comes out on DVD.

Just saw this myself. To summarise: they took a rather good idea, added a terrible director, a mediocre cast, and churned out an utterly abysmal movie with the odd stylish camera angle interspersed with the most gratuitous product placement since I Robot.

But yeah, I have seen worse.

please, en'oh'eh is 'end of it', surely?

Of course, but this would be very poor English. I used a little literary license.

I can't believe a Geordie is telling me about poor English. The mind really does boggle.

This from a Cumbrian?

[Chanel]

Just saw Wedding Crashers with some friends. What a great you-don't-have-to-think-at-all-just-laugh-your-head-off movie