What was the last movie you watched?

YLed2

SatansFuton wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

Django Unchained

First time seeing it and loved it.

I just saw it for the first time about a week ago and loved it also. I'm not a huge Leo fan, nothing against him, but he was great. Everybody was great. My favorite part had to be the raid. I watched that scene 5 times before I kept on with the movie, I just kept laughing my ass off.

You're right, the acting for every character is great. Don Johnson making an appearance which was great too and the raid is funny as hell. Christoph Waltz with another stellar performance along with Leo. I thought Leo and Waltz stole the show. Foxx was pretty good too. I just love Tarantino films.

SatansFuton

YLed2 wrote:

SatansFuton wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

Django Unchained

First time seeing it and loved it.

I just saw it for the first time about a week ago and loved it also. I'm not a huge Leo fan, nothing against him, but he was great. Everybody was great. My favorite part had to be the raid. I watched that scene 5 times before I kept on with the movie, I just kept laughing my ass off.

You're right, the acting for every character is great. Don Johnson making an appearance which was great too and the raid is funny as hell. Christoph Waltz with another stellar performance along with Leo. I thought Leo and Waltz stole the show. Foxx was pretty good too. I just love Tarantino films.

As soon as I saw "And Don Johnson As Big Daddy" in the opening credits I knew it was on. He was really hilarious in that scene, and looked hilarious in his Colonel Sanders getup while Jamie Fox is looking like The Blue Boy.

I personally kind of thought Sam Jackson stole the show. Cristoph and Leo were great, but from the moment his loud ass came out of that house about halfway through the movie Sam owned most of the scenes he was in. But like I said, that was the second half. Leo's reaction to him is part of what makes it so great though.

whispering hands

Robots. Pretty cute!!

afroannnie

I liked it! Christopher Plummer as a Klingon... :thumbup:


and the Christian Slater cameo was a nice touch...

of course I still think I like Star Trek III the best... :? :oops:

YLed2

SatansFuton wrote:

YLed2 wrote:

SatansFuton wrote:

I just saw it for the first time about a week ago and loved it also. I'm not a huge Leo fan, nothing against him, but he was great. Everybody was great. My favorite part had to be the raid. I watched that scene 5 times before I kept on with the movie, I just kept laughing my ass off.

You're right, the acting for every character is great. Don Johnson making an appearance which was great too and the raid is funny as hell. Christoph Waltz with another stellar performance along with Leo. I thought Leo and Waltz stole the show. Foxx was pretty good too. I just love Tarantino films.

As soon as I saw "And Don Johnson As Big Daddy" in the opening credits I knew it was on. He was really hilarious in that scene, and looked hilarious in his Colonel Sanders getup while Jamie Fox is looking like The Blue Boy.

I personally kind of thought Sam Jackson stole the show. Cristoph and Leo were great, but from the moment his loud ass came out of that house about halfway through the movie Sam owned most of the scenes he was in. But like I said, that was the second half. Leo's reaction to him is part of what makes it so great though.

Yes - I totally forgot about Samuel L! He had another great performance and I love how Tarantino immediately focuses on and captures his detest for Django as they come riding into Candieland because he's up on a horse. It's almost like you know what he's thinking and then he comes out of the house firing on all cylinders. The music during that sequence almost gives Candieland and it's crew a circus kind of vibe. I was kind of disappointed, because I was thinking that Leo would get killed in some spectacular Trantino fashion, but of course was just shot by Waltz. The dinner scene with Leo busting out that old skull is disturbing, but just great acting. Just a really good film.

JonnyPistachio

Gangster Squad.

Decent. Not great, not bad... Lots of bullets.

electronblue

Dead Ringer

Jason P

Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters

It was actually pretty good ... and graphic. The film doesn't take itself to seriously and is fun.

davidtrios

this is 40- too much crying and not enough laughs. 5/10

SD48277

davidtrios wrote:

this is 40- too much crying and not enough laughs. 5/10

Were you crying, or were the actors crying?

davidtrios

SD48277 wrote:

davidtrios wrote:

this is 40- too much crying and not enough laughs. 5/10

Were you crying, or were the actors crying?

the actors, particually the paul rudd's wife..too much drama for me

Jeff Murray

Broken City - Not bad, not spectacular... a little predictable.

Silver Lining Playbook - Pretty good movie, really shed some light on mental illness and how difficult it can be on families. The end was a little mushy but you needed that good ending after all the strangeness through out.

JK_Livin

Finding Nemo.

Hey, I talk whale.

I wish I could talk whale.

LloydXmas

Going to see Monsters University tonight!!!!!

PJ_Soul

Take Shelter. Pretty good! Michael Shannon does a very good "going mental (or maybe not)".

Poncier

LloydXmas wrote:

Going to see Monsters University tonight!!!!!

Saw it Saturday, pretty good.

samjam

Went with some girlfriends to see The Bling Ring. I have no idea why. It was as terrible as it looked. $12 wasted! But going to see Monsters University on Friday, that should be good!

SD48277

Peace, Love & Misunderstanding.
It was filmed in and around Woodstock, so I wanted to see where they shot it. The film was so-so. Predictable.

CROJAM95

Our Idiot Brother

I liked it, nice little film

PJ_Soul

CROJAM95 wrote:

Our Idiot Brother

I liked it, nice little film

Yeah, I liked it too.