Last movie you watched & what you thought of it (split)

[Zilary]

Meet the Robinsons - Pretty good Disney movie. The rising action was okay with some funny parts scattered here and there. The ending gave me a loveload of warm fuzzies. I really liked it.

Peter Pan - Hahaa...I watched this at home because I was bored over break. Man, Disney was pretty conspicuous with all Captain Hook's killings and throwing people overboard in that movie. Peter Pan is a player. Tinkerbell, Wendy, and Tiger Lily? C'mon, grow up already. Anyway, I like revisiting Disney classics. Not as good as Beauty & the Beast or the Little Mermaid persay, but still a good movie.

300 - Bloody awesome. Saw it twice. Me want Spartan.

[Sakura]

My friends dragged me to see:

Meet The Robinsons, which was cute, but pointless. Just cute.

And then my parents rented Babel, which wasn't as good as I expected it to be (but my expectations were admittedly high), but the scenes depicting the Japanese girl were really well done.

[whhattisthiss]

300 was probably one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. Spartans = hot.

American Beauty was suprisingly good. I can't believe how long it took me to actually watch it, but I really liked it.

[____amanda]

Happy Feet - This movie was so sweet, it was one of those feel good movies with a small plot.
Stranger Than Fiction - Nice movie. It had its funny parts in it, but then was kind of bizarre in that depressing kind of way.
Flushed Away - I didn't think I'd like this movie, as it was by the same people who made that awful Wallace and Gromit movie, but I loved it. It was so funny almost all the way through and it was so cute.
School for Scoundrels -

[Uncle Xyzzy]

The Astronaut Farmer. Really good, original idea. Will get on DVD.

[Susannahmio]

Happy Feet - Really cute!

[[angel]]

The Curse Of The Golden Flower - interesting as it was all in Chinese with subtitles. However, the costumes and set designs were simply amazing, which almost made up for complete lack of clarity in the plotline. Almost.

[Uncle Xyzzy]

Waterworld.

Wow, that was so awesomely bad, how could I NOT love it?!?

[ahoteinrun]

Waterworld.

Wow, that was so awesomely bad, how could I NOT love it?!?

I enjoy watching Waterworld, and I don't know why. Probably the whole 'idea' behind it. It interests me.
The execution... well... not so much. But oh well.

[Anoohilator]

Phone Booth

Yeah loved it - short and sweet

[Smart Duck]

Blades of Glory

Better than I thought it was going to be. There's definitely some parts that must have been really awkward to film, but I'd be open to seeing it again.

[Ammer]

In The Land Of Women

My sister made me see it, and well, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It had enough meaning in it to make me actually kinda like it. It was a nice suprising, okay movie. I'd suggest it as a rental, but theaters wouldn't be a complete waste of money.

Blades of Glory

Better than I thought it was going to be. There's definitely some parts that must have been really awkward to film, but I'd be open to seeing it again.

I LOVED that movie; so hilarious!

[Regan]

Love Actually: I had never wanted to see it, but my friend brought it over to watch, and I just love it!

C.R.A.Z.Y.: AMAZING!! I watched it in French first and then English. It's just so great. If you've never seen it and love a good drama, I most definitely recommend this one. It's a French Canadian film, but there are subtitles.

[MarchingTwinkie3]

Waiting--Kinda gross and dumb, but some parts were hilarious!

Before that: The Last King of Scotland for the fifth time in a two-week span (sixth time overall). I need to find some money to buy the DVD. Forest Whitaker deserved every little atom of that Oscar. And James McAvoy is gorgeous.

[Zenoah]

Meet the Robinsons.

One of the best Pixar flicks I have seen to date. I recomend seeing it!