Books, Movies, Music & Entertainment - What's the last movie you saw...did you like it?

I just came home from National Treasure, and despite some unsavory reviews, I thought it was awesome. Of course, put Nick Cage in a flick and I'm bound to like it! He's so cool. Except for getting hitched to some twenty year old he met in a bar. Not so cool, but whatever. Kevin Spacey is pretty great too. Can't wait to see his next movie...forget what it's called but he was talking it on Letterman a couple days back. Maybe it was Leno, I don't remember. Anyway...

Lost in Translation was tonight's rental. Seems everyone was right when they said I'd love it.

The Last movie was "Saw" which was good, but I thought that with better actors it could have been a lot better.

The Last DVD's was Seinfeld seasons 1-3. Gawd I miss that show.

I just might go see National Treasure this weekend.

I saw "The Incredibles". It was GREAT! I so recommend it.

I thought because it was supposed to be for kids that I wouldn't get into it. I brought along my headphones with music, and a book. By the time the movie got into the first 2 minutes, I was totally into it. What an awesome movie.

Koffee

The last one I saw was Alexander, and I think it bumped Cyborg as my Worst Movie of All Time.
It was really really really painfully disorganized. 3 straight hours of "WTF?!?!?!"

Just saw Spiedtman II last nite. Pretty awesome flick. Interesting religous overtones too, some subtle some not so subtle.

"Saw" it was pretty good, sort of like CSI or Law and Order if the CRIMINAL was superhumanly smart instead of the cop.

Just saw Spiedtman II last nite. Pretty awesome flick. Interesting religous overtones too, some subtle some not so subtle.

I really liked Spiderman 2... too. I was really surprised that they revealed his identity to some folks. My nephews saw it with me at IMAX, and it was their second time seeing it and my first. I practically beat the whole plot out of them before I saw it on the screen. Poor kids.

Koffee

Lost in Translation was tonight's rental. Seems everyone was right when they said I'd love it.


Yea, I am surprised you that didn't write that one first.

This morning on cable TV, I saw Resident Evil. It was cool. Anything with Milla Jovovich is good. In addition, it had zombies. Michelle Rodriguez as a zombie was awesome.

Just saw Alexander....Three hours and fifteen minutes....THREE HOURS AND FIFTEEN MINUTES!!! In that time I finally decided Collin Farrel really isnt a good actor. And blonde hair doesnt really work for him.

National Treasure was outstanding! (for what it was) Some friends can't get past the "map" on the DoI. But the movie held together well, no gaping plot holes. If you like to be entertained, see it. If you like conspiracy movies that aren't dark and serious, see it.

I, Robot.

Good fun, but then I'm unencumered by any prejudices of what it should be like, having never read the books. (And having just read most of the Foundation series, I doubt I ever will.)

Just saw Alexander....Three hours and fifteen minutes....THREE HOURS AND FIFTEEN MINUTES!!! In that time I finally decided Collin Farrel really isnt a good actor. And blonde hair doesnt really work for him.

I feel your pain. I thought my dad was going to make us walk out just HALF way through it. At the end I think we should have.
I almost forgot another recent abomination - "Dogville" - which was nearly as bad and nearly as long as Alexander.
"I, Robot" was pretty good for a Will Smith movie.

Ying xiong aka Hero

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0299977/

One of the few movies that I didn't regret watching. SEE IT!

The last movie I saw (not the latest) was
Mars Attacks
and yes I most certainly did like it.

Marty