What's The Last Movie You've Watched?

[MarsGirl~Descends to Hell for a bottle of milk]

Unbreakable is a frikkin' masterpiece. He gets a lifetime pass from me for that film.

I agree. That was an awesome movie. The casting was perfect, too.

[Starman]

Lol Shyamalan. Actually, I've never seen Unbreakable but I enjoyed The Sixth Sense and Signs enough. Everything else sucks though.

[Belisama]

Unbreakable is a frikkin' masterpiece. He gets a lifetime pass from me for that film.

I agree. That was an awesome movie. The casting was perfect, too.

I will add my vote. Unbreakable is under appreciated.

[Party Marty]

Every Word Handwritten, the short film made by the Gaslight Anthem. Very good, although I thought the actual music video for Handwritten (it contained clips from the film) was better.

[mdmomof7]

Unbreakable is a frikkin' masterpiece. He gets a lifetime pass from me for that film.

I agree. That was an awesome movie. The casting was perfect, too.

I will add my vote. Unbreakable is under appreciated.

The film is quite disturbing, yet I've always liked it and you never really heard much ballyhoo for it. I looked at my prior rating on IMDB and I gave it an 8. I haven't watched it in years and I haven't told my kids about it. All the older ones have seen Signs (I still had friends who didn't get it until I explained it... lol!), The Village, and The Sixth Sense, but the 13 year olds haven't seen any, maybe Signs. Unbreakable is the most intense of them.

Bads - about that lifetime pass - Did you ever see Lady in the Water? Ugh! However, After Earth looks intriguing.

[imedi]

mama best horror flick in years

[Tumbling Dice]

Dial M for Murder.

Why on earth would any-one want to kill Grace Kelly?

[MarsGirl~Descends to Hell for a bottle of milk]

Dial M for Murder.

Why on earth would any-one want to kill Grace Kelly?

Ahhh. More Alfred Hitchcock!

[Spinning_Jay]

Had a snow day today so I had tons of time to watch movies, not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing

Godzilla 1985 (Anyone still have VHS tapes?)

Godzilla Vs. Biollante (What can I say I was feeling nostalgic, brought back a lot of childhood memories)

Unforgiven (Favorite Clint Eastwood western not done by Sergio Leone)

Django (Original Sergio Corbucci classic)

Once Upon A Time In The West (Favorite western of all time as well as one of my favorite movies of all time)

[Zoost]

Had a snow day today so I had tons of time to watch movies, not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing

Godzilla 1985 (Anyone still have VHS tapes?)

Godzilla Vs. Biollante (What can I say I was feeling nostalgic, brought back a lot of childhood memories)

Unforgiven (Favorite Clint Eastwood western not done by Sergio Leone)

Django (Original Sergio Corbucci classic)

Once Upon A Time In The West (Favorite western of all time as well as one of my favorite movies of all time)

Unforgiven and Once Upon A Time In The West are two of my favorite movies of all time too.

[feedback]

Unfortunately, I saw a 'Good Day to Die Hard.'

[Bads316]

Unbreakable is a frikkin' masterpiece. He gets a lifetime pass from me for that film.

I agree. That was an awesome movie. The casting was perfect, too.

I will add my vote. Unbreakable is under appreciated.

The film is quite disturbing, yet I've always liked it and you never really heard much ballyhoo for it. I looked at my prior rating on IMDB and I gave it an 8. I haven't watched it in years and I haven't told my kids about it. All the older ones have seen Signs (I still had friends who didn't get it until I explained it... lol!), The Village, and The Sixth Sense, but the 13 year olds haven't seen any, maybe Signs. Unbreakable is the most intense of them.

Bads - about that lifetime pass - Did you ever see Lady in the Water? Ugh! However, After Earth looks intriguing.

I haven't seen it but lifetime pass would remain intact I'm sure. At least it's got Paul Giamatti in it, he must redeem it somewhat?

Guns n Roses will always have Appetite For Destruction and M. Night Shyamalan will always have Unbreakable.

[Bads316]

Unbreakable is a frikkin' masterpiece. He gets a lifetime pass from me for that film.

I agree. That was an awesome movie. The casting was perfect, too.

I will add my vote. Unbreakable is under appreciated.

The film is quite disturbing, yet I've always liked it and you never really heard much ballyhoo for it. I looked at my prior rating on IMDB and I gave it an 8. I haven't watched it in years and I haven't told my kids about it. All the older ones have seen Signs (I still had friends who didn't get it until I explained it... lol!), The Village, and The Sixth Sense, but the 13 year olds haven't seen any, maybe Signs. Unbreakable is the most intense of them.

Bads - about that lifetime pass - Did you ever see Lady in the Water? Ugh! However, After Earth looks intriguing.

I haven't seen it but lifetime pass would remain intact I'm sure. At least it's got Paul Giamatti in it, he must redeem it somewhat?

Guns n Roses will always have Appetite For Destruction and M. Night Shyamalan will always have Unbreakable.

[satellitedog01]

Lady in the water could be a good film based on the plot, but the pacing is terribly off, plus it doesn't look good.

[Matty_Mullens]

Strange Days. It was interesting and made well, but rape scenes are just too much for me.

MG, I like Jedi, it's just my least favorite of the trilogy. Of course, it's Citizen Kane compared to the prequels.

Strange Days is pretty good.  Directed by Kathryn Bigelow(Point Break, The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty)