The last movie you watched and what you thought of it(split)

[SpiraLethe]

Primal Fear. It was basically prepping Richard Gere for Chicago and Edward Norton for Fight Club. The movie got really predictable towards the end but Edward Norton was just too cute for me to stop watching.

[halfbakedbliss]

Hostel - No plot, just torture with random nudity.

[843]

Just redownloaded and watched I Not Stupid since I'm going to watch the sequel soon, I Not Stupid Too.

It was impressive. I never got bored of it no matter how many times I've watched it (4 times I think). It's really emotional and the script is well written, flavoured with some comedy. Hope the sequel is good too.

[DM was on fire!]

U-571. Fun, but worthless. It was like a messed up Return to Wolfenstein that takes place in a submarine and for some odd reason, everyone hesitates to shoot the mother of all evil Nazis that won't stay dead. Typical characters, typical storyline, typical propoganda.

So THAT'S where the joke in KJ Five Two came from!

I believe that last movie I watched wasn't really a movie. It was Drake and Josh Go to Hollywood. Considering I'm not REALLY a Drake and Josh fan, I liked it. It was funny.
And I WANT that car. It'd make a great Mothers Day gift for my mom.

[Tadashi Rein]

Cry_Wolf. I liked it, it was a mystery and it made you think.

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[Xil]

RISE/RIZE was the last movie I saw. It was good, which is odd for Dave LaChapelle.

[SpiraLethe]

Brokeback Mountain. Heartbreaking. The movie basically took my heart, cut it into little pieces with a machete, chewed it, spat it back out, and stamped on it with heavy shoes. It wasn't what I expected to be. I didn't know it'd be so honest. It was hard to watch at times (and not for what some people would think the "obvious" reasons).

[Divine]

SpiraLethe, I want to watch that movie =[.

Anyways, I watched Myth, but it's a Chinese movie so I don't know if people know about it. Jackie Chan's in it... and I don't remember the other people's names XD. It was all right, but the storyline was a bit... weird. And some roles were really pointless.

[Amethyst]

I watched Sweet Home Alabama last night. It was really predictable. Not the greatest movie I've ever seen, but it wasn't awful. And the glass looked really cool.

[stinkyllama]

Yay for finally sending my Netflix back and getting new movies after over a month! I just watched two of them:

March of the Penguins- I didn't learn anything that I already didn't know about Emperor Penguins but it was well done and super cute.

Madagascar- Entertaining but I think I was expecting better due to all the hype I've been hearing about it. Shrek still remains my favorite Dreamworks flick.

[Paulisacretin]

I watched jarhead. It was pretty good. Not too boring, not to WAR LETS SHOOT THEM DARKIES. Overall I thought it was an enjoyable film. The ending was somewhat lacklustre, but I suppose you couldn't really give it a climactic ending!

[Lillie]

The Chronicles of Narnia. I was quite pleased with how they portrayed one of my favourite books. I haven't read it in a long time, so I'd forgotten a lot, but the movie helped refreshed my memory.

[Christopher]

Munich, was very very good. Cept for the weird sex-flashback ending.

[maniac]

Mississippi Burning We watched it in a history class and I thought it was very good. Very emotional and stuff but I think it was really well made. A bit disgusting in parts, but what do you expect?

[SpiraLethe]

Richard III. Ian McKellen was awesome.