The last movie you watched and what you thought of it(split)

[goddess_Hekate]

I just finished watching kill bill for the first time....I was sick so I finally had the time Yay....I loved it I own the second one but I still need to see it...since I'm still sick I'll probably watch it today

[fzun]

The last movie I saw was Rent and I thought it was one of the best movies I've ever seen. I was in tears for the last 20 minutes or so.

[jeff79]

The new Harry Potter movie. I liked it but thought the one right before it (the 3rd) was still better. This one however made me cry so two thumbs up for emotional appeal.

[Flame]

Pride & Prejudice. Keira Knightley actually did an impressive job in it. She's improved in her acting.

[Nessa]

Bewitched - I was actually surprised that I liked it as much as I did. Sit down expecting nothing and its amazing how much you'll be surprised.

'start out depressed and everythings kinda a pleasant surprise.'

I don't expect anyone to get the reference, but if anyone does, they get a gold star.

Batman Begins - Loved it. Amazing. I loved watching the 'evolution' of Batman. I told my sister they could go from Batman Begins to Batman to Batman Returns and then just start making new movies from that and it'd be great. But it'll be interesting to see how they make the next one. As long as Christian Bale comes back. I'm tired of all these different actors having a go as the same character.

[Shifty]

House Of Sand and Fog - Very well played, one of the saddest movies I've ever seen.

[Christopher]

Worlds Fastest Indian - It was quite good and very very amusing. However the whole prebooking thing...it happened to me in a similar way right after the movie.

[Lillie]

Oliver Twist - it was depressing, but it didn't exactly stir me emotionally either. I'd like to read the book to make comparisons, though.

[Chanel]

In Good Company - it was o-k. Ending could've been better imo.

[i_love_starburst]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

I loved it, though it could have been longer (I wouldn't have minded!) and the ending was a bit of a washout. But I guess that can't be helped. Oh and there wasn't enough Ron/Hermione bickering. But no, I loved it.

Can't see the attraction to the guy who plays Cedric though. Rupert all the way.

[Robin]

I saw The Pacifier on the way home from Dallas today....geez, that was great. It was really funny, and touching too. And even if it sucked, it had a definate good thing--- Vin. Diesel. Shirtless. *swoons*

[Forest_Majesty]

The Chronicles of Narnia; The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
I saw a special sneak preview for like two weeks before it came out yesterday. I was really worried that they would destroy it and edit out everything that makes that and those book (s) great but it kept SUPER close to the book and it made me very happy!
It was quite good and the special effects were nice and the story of course was perfection itself, compliments to C.S. Lewis.

[.:Requiem:.]

Rent. 'Nuff said.

[May]

In Good Company - it was o-k. Ending could've been better imo.

I just watched that movie last night. I didn't expect it to end where it did. It had its good points, but overall, I guess it was a pretty average movie.

[archergirl2000]

Mona Lisa Smile- pretty good movie, oo kirsten dunst played a mean little girl, Julia Roberts did a good job too, of course