What's the last film you watched?

[Mercator]

Originally posted by Wernazuma III
Personally, I didn't like the film too much, (...)

It's been a while since I saw it (last Christmas, on the BBC I think), but I didn't think it felt sad, hopeless or uncomfortable at all. Didn't you think those triplets were having fun? I loved the rythm of it anyway.

Originally posted by germanos
The story of the weeping Camel

Ooh, great. I plan on seeing that one this week or next week. Was it good?

[Whoha]

Team America: World Police. Up until that I hadn't watched a movie in years.

[germanos]

Originally posted by Mercator

Ooh, great. I plan on seeing that one this week or next week. Was it good?

Yeah, I liked it.
Nice sceneries and a nice view at the Mongolian nomads.
The closing scenes (when the camel finally starts weeping) is bewildering.

[self biased]

at home: pirates of the carribean.

in a theatre: Shaun of the Dead.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Trajanus
Yep... btw explain to me again why you type ACK! everytime
it's like why the hell does selfbiased always write in italic :???:

It's about the only thing my Avatar ever says, other than that, Jrabbit is correct.



ACK!

[monolith94]

The last thing I saw in theaters was Garden State. It was chintzy.

The Triplettes of Belleville was very, very good, but not great. It had a very, very askew tone that's definitely NOT for everyone.

[Hueij]

Downloaded Vampirella this weekend. Produced by Roger Corman so it's going to stay on my HD for a while

[Japher]

Shattered Glass

Wife picked this one up, and while it was interesting it left me wondering why it was made into a movie. It's about some kid reporter for some prominent magazine who made up all his stories (quite a few) and fewled the political world.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Spongebob.

Before that

The Incredibles.

(GOD WHEN WILL I SEE A BIG PERSON MOVIE AGAIN!!!)