whats the latest movie you have watched?

**Kvalhion** · February 6th, 2013

My girlfriend and I watched 'Sliding Doors' last night. Pretty good for a romantic comedy / drama.

**smooth operator** · February 6th, 2013

My 3 year old grandson makes me watch the first Harry Potter movie over and over and over again. I am having trouble remembering the last movie I watched because I wanted to. I think it may have been Rear Window (one of my favorites) or End of the Watch (thumbs up.) I have seen Rear Window more times than I can count, but I can't help myself. Just the set alone is reason enough to watch it, but it has a damn fine plot and excellent acting. Say what you will about Hitchcock, he had outrageous skills. Tell me that you don't feel a little nervous when you see a lot of birds together in one place or that you don't, at least once in a while, feel a little nervous about taking a shower.

**Milica** · February 7th, 2013

Thale,so boring

**jacobtlong** · February 7th, 2013

American Psycho - I love this scene (it's not quite safe for work and maybe slightly spoiler-ish, btw):

**Samantha_** · February 8th, 2013

Originally Posted by Kvalhion

My girlfriend and I watched 'Sliding Doors' last night. Pretty good for a romantic comedy / drama.

"Sliding Doors" is a great movie (one of my favorite films). A film doesn't have to be an "in depth" experience to be cool, funny, and thought provoking.

I'm glad to know you all enjoyed the movie.

**kingzeppelin** · February 8th, 2013

The Black Death starring Sean Bean, the story takes place in 1348 in plague-ridden medieval England.
Suspenseful, and quite horrific in parts. Sean Bean's character Ulric

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Well worth a watch.

**Lina** · February 11th, 2013

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Love this fairy-tale, Johnny Depp and Tim Burton are the best

**Tim D.** · February 11th, 2013

Originally Posted by kingzeppelin

The Black Death starring Sean Bean, the story takes place in 1348 in plague-ridden medieval England. Suspenseful, and quite horrific in parts. Sean Bean's character Ulric

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Well worth a watch.

It was quite a good movie. I watched it one night as a double feature with Arn: The Knight Templar.

**Tim D.** · February 11th, 2013

I watched "Seven Psychopaths" this weekend. Not a bad flick but I was a bit disappointed. It looked like more of a comedy in previews, in the vein of "Snatch" and "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels." However, almost all the funny parts were shown in the previews. But even if it had been terrible I still would have watched it because Christopher Walken is never anything less than awesome.

**~Ally~** · February 11th, 2013

Originally Posted by jussupoff

I watched Django Unchained and Seven psychopaths this weekend. Loved both of them.
Seven psychopaths has a lot of twists and turns, the actors are great and the story is just strange and unusual.
Django Unchained was also wonderful, Tarantino hasn't disappointed me yet.

Agreed! I loved both of these movies, can't fault them, and it's very rare I don't find even a little something to complain about.