What was last movie you watched?

[Penumbra]

I also watched Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 and 2, which is a two-part high-quality animated film depicting Frank Miller's 1986 comic of the same name. Batman comes out of retirement at age 55, and it's a much darker theme than most other Batman depictions. It's supposedly being used as partial inspiration for the upcoming Man of Steel 2 movie.

 

[Titanic]

Matt Damon is a saint! Makes me proud to be from Boston. Loved the Departed. I think his best role was Dogma.

The Departed was a awesome movie.

 

[Titanic]

I watched Titanic again...

 

[Shadow Wolf]

The new Evil Dead. Even though it was the first time I'd seen it, I felt as if I'd already seen it 100 times. But with an exploding plastic gas can, it is a movie that makes me wonder if the producers think the audience is dumb (and some other stuff, but that one really made me wonder).

 

[Gjallarhorn]

Just saw Pan's Labyrinth.

 

[Penumbra]

Just saw Pan's Labyrinth.

What'd you think?

 

[Gjallarhorn]

What'd you think?

Sad...beautiful, but sad.

 

[Sb1995]

Fast Five.

The first Fast and Furious movie was well-written. The second one was kinda bad, because it didn't have Vin Diesel and most of the cast. The third one was a totally different story, kind of funny though. The fourth one got back to its roots, and was okay. The fifth one, Fast Five, was actually reasonably well written for what it was. I'll see the sixth one eventually.

It doesn't hurt that Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and the Rock are all really hot.

Hey, you do know that after Tokyo drift the following movies go back in time to before Tokyo drift occurred.

 

[Badran]

What'd you think?

I loved it, personally. I saw it a long time ago, but i remember i was very fascinated. I had low expectations going in, and was completely blown away by it's intensity and beauty. Certain scenes in particular got engraved in my mind.

Did you see it?

 

[Penumbra]

Sad...beautiful, but sad.

I loved it, personally. I saw it a long time ago, but i remember i was very fascinated. I had low expectations going in, and was completely blown away by it's intensity and beauty. Certain scenes in particular got engraved in my mind.

Did you see it?

I saw it and thought it was very good. It was a very sad story, and quite original in the sense that it combined fantasy elements with very mundane graphic evil.

The director del Toro really put his heart and soul into it. He even did the subtitles himself because he didn't like how his previous film was subtitled, so he used his authority as writer/producer/director of the film to do the subtitles the way he wanted, which sometimes means that to capture the real meaning you have to do a translation that is not word-for-word.

 

[Penumbra]

Hey, you do know that after Tokyo drift the following movies go back in time to before Tokyo drift occurred.

Yes, I'm aware of that. There death of one of the characters in Tokyo drift, and his presence in the other ones, makes the timeline clear. I know that the sixth one ties into Tokyo Drift a bit more, and apparently the seventh one that they haven't made yet is supposed to take place at the end, after Tokyo drift.

 

[I.S.L.A.M617]

Just saw Pan's Labyrinth.

Absolutely love Pan's Labyrinth, and pretty much everything else by Guillermo Del Toro.

 

[I.S.L.A.M617]

I saw it and thought it was very good. It was a very sad story, and quite original in the sense that it combined fantasy elements with very mundane graphic evil.

The director del Toro really put his heart and soul into it. He even did the subtitles himself because he didn't like how his previous film was subtitled, so he used his authority as writer/producer/director of the film to do the subtitles the way he wanted, which sometimes means that to capture the real meaning you have to do a translation that is not word-for-word.

As a fluent Spanish speaker, I really appreciated the dialogue in the movie. Very well done.

 

[Penumbra]

The fact that del Toro can make an original, critically claimed fantasy-horror film like Pan's Labyrinth, and then make Pacific Rim, a movie about giant robots fighting giant creatures from a portal deep in the Pacific Ocean, makes him even cooler.

 

[I.S.L.A.M617]

I loved the visuals in Pacific Rim; del Toro never fails in that department. Definitely wasn't crazy about the story, and thought the movie overall was pretty terrible. I don't fault him for it, though; he didn't make the story.

 

[Titanic]

Springbreakers. A very predictable movie.

 

[Titanic]

Don't Look Now. Yes that movie with the first famous sex scene.

 

[Titanic]

I have a very extensive collection of movies and tv shows, so I watch a lot of different stuff to say the least.

 

[I.S.L.A.M617]

Watching Inglorious Basterds right now. Absolutely Love this movie, and everything else Tarantino has been a part of. I own every movie with his name on it.

Django Unchained= BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME.

 

[Sb1995]

Yes, I'm aware of that. There death of one of the characters in Tokyo drift, and his presence in the other ones, makes the timeline clear. I know that the sixth one ties into Tokyo Drift a bit more, and apparently the seventh one that they haven't made yet is supposed to take place at the end, after Tokyo drift.

You are indeed correct