whats the last movie you watched

[Runner67]

^ Butterfly Effect was a good movie.

Watched Friends with Benefits - was a funny movie.

[Puck]

Blade Runner....wonderful movie :biggrin:

[BellyNel]

The last movie I borrowed was I Love You, Phillip Morris with Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor. I liked it.

Was it the best performance of Jim's career? I don't really know, Haven't seen too many of his movies.

Here's what I think. Steven may have had good intentions for doing all that for Phillip, but it was still wrong of him. Especially at the end, Don't want to spoil it for those who haven't seen the movie yet.

[MidgetGem]

Hmm would of been prometheus 3D at the cinema, I LOVED it, people complained about there not being enough aliens.. that would ruin it, it was a prequel DESCRIBING how the aliens and predators came to be, can't explain it by showing pointless fights constantly

[bear]

Snow White and the Huntsman. Won't lie, I was sort of rooting for the evil queen because she was awesome. She should have used her glass army more though...

[dfiant]

'Hugo'

After watching 'The Boy In The Stripped Pyjamas' and 'Merlin' I find Asa Butterfield to be an engaging young actor.

Great set made for the film, but the movie didn't live up to the hype, but still I enjoyed it.

[Puck]

The Princess Bride

No matter how old I get, I'll always love this movie.

[myapple]

Face/Off. Idk the movie was pretty weird.

[Lunar]

I went to see Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter in theaters despite some harsh reviews. I thoroghly enjoyed it. The action sequences were nice and the characters grew on me. The lead actor (portraying Abe or Benjamin Walker) did a great job :biggrin:

I just found out that he also played a role in a gay movie known as the War Boys.
I knew I recognized him from some other movie

On the topic of gay movies :biggrin:
I did watch Is it just me? It was a movie based on a gay guy who wrote for a column and lacks self confidence so he struggles with the idea of being alone. Believing that it's just him who is single in his community. Of course there is more to it but I wouldn't want to ruin it. It's a bit of a comedy where the main character pretends to be his roommate due to a mixup during an online chat.
It stresses the importance of just being yourself and being confident in who you are.

[ElfiexElfSeeker]

Knocked Up. I thought it was a very cute and funny movie, though some of the humor was rather...distasteful.