The ''Last Movie You Watched'' Thread

im gonna go see it next weekend. I have a good buddy that works at the theater and he can get me in free.

Casino royale bout 4 days ago, coz the james bond films are probably the best ever.

mm, can't wait to see it. think it comes out around here on friday.

Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy.

Never seen this before, so I wanted to check it out. Not sure if it was funny enough to live up to the hype, but there were some awesome bits in it. Plus I think it's just me, but I generally hate Steve Carell. It always seems like he's trying too hard to be funny; and it really got to me in this movie.

Oh, and what the fuck happened to Christina Applegate after Married With Children? She used to be hot, dammit

I'm shocked this is the first time you've seen it. And yeah shes fucking ugly now.

I love the bit with Ben Stiller.

"No touching of the hair or face."

"Ofcoarse."

"I read somewhere that their periods attract bears. The bears can smell the menstruation."
"Well that's just great. You hear that, Ed? Bears. Now you're putting the whole station in jeopardy."

Anchorman is one of my favorites.

Last flick I saw was Halloween. I liked.

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No Country For Old Men

best movie of the year, ending was kinda funky though

Boy A

The Pick of Destiny
No plot but a funny as fuck film.

The Mist

better than expected, fucked up ending

Reservoir Dogs.

Steve Buscemi's finest movie, hands down. He's one of my favourite actors and he fucking nails Mr. Pink.

ARMRGEDDUNZ.

I agree, I didn't expect to be so entertained. I liked the ending though.

Government or aliens?

Last movie I watched was "Office Space"
haha I love that movie.

What do you mean? Did you see the movie?

or are you asking how it ended?

Jurassic Park 4 is out next year.

Discuss.

Asking how it ended.

Government conspiracy? Or Aliens?

^To Circa:

Dinos are so cool people will actually pay to see them 4 times.

Proposed story ideas included the discovery of a deadly prehistoric disease that the revival of the dinosaurs inflicted and which threatens to wipe out the entire human race.


One of the ideas featured a group of soldiers that were genetically crossed humans and dinosaurs. This was proposed by John Sayles.

From IMDB.

That sounds like it could be kick ass.

They should totally break off from the JP franchise and start there own series of mutant dino soldiers.

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The government apparently created a portal to another dimension and a bunch of weird ass creatures came through. At the end the dude kills his kid, then the 3 other people that escaped the grocery store with him, but since he only had 4 bullets, he was forced to live. He gets out of the car, screams for the aliens to come kill him and instead a military vehicle comes through the mist and the mist slowly clears. So he just screams more as he realizes that he didn't have to kill his son or those other people.

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The fact I predicted the end, "Government/Aliens", I'm either a fucking super genius or Hollywood sucks cock.

Probably both.

Anyone see Hitman? I dont usually go for the generic action flicks but I heard it was good.

I heard it was too, I wanna see it, even tho the person casted as hitman is just as bad as the rock playing a sensitive dad in the game plan.

I was going to go see it, but then I heard it sucked. If either of you go see it, let us know how it is.

I love the games, and I usually avoid typical action flicks too, but I'm really interested to see how they show it.

A Manhunt movie would be brutal. Just throwing that out there.

Oh yeah, and I just watched Jesus Camp. Pretty much exactly what I expected it to be. I really liked it, and a lot of it pissed me off. There is no such thing as a Christian child. Children do not have the cognitive abilities to understand religion. I can convince a kid that the Power Rangers are God, and they'll worship the White Ranger until I tell them otherwise. Kids are easily influenced and to see these "Christian" adults indoctrinate these kids and convince them that they're Christian, it's disheartening to say the least. The sight of those kids with tears in their eyes, bawling because they feel so much shame for their sins, will haunt me for a while.

Robert Knepper in Hitman?

I'm so there.