The last movie you watched was...? (take four)

I love all of Woody's movie...own them all that are out on DVD.

 

yes, that had one of my favs Ving Rhames!

 

The Iron Lady. Weird biopic about Margaret Thatcher. Giles from Buffy was in it.

 

Stardust Memories
Woody's Fellini homage
quasi autobiographical
jokey art movie.

 

Dirty Harry : The Enforcer

 

Paul (2011)

 

T2 on Blu Ray. I must say, this movie shocked me with how dated it seems. Just doesn't work for me anymore.

 

HA-HA! Same story here. HBO, 80s. And the film stuck with me
I scored the OOP DVD this week. It's one of my all-time favorites also.
It's not a well-known film, but I'm not at all surprised that you
know about it.

I don't know what became of Jodi Thelen but I really dug her
performance in it. Great motion picture. Timeless.

 

September
Woody's Bergman homage
no bananas
more cherry
orchard

 

Horrible, horrible...Tammy

 

I always checked back then for upcoming DVD releases of obscure 80's movies...another one is Jekyll & Hyde Together Again...

 

Unknown...

 

love the gigantic ram!

 

Unrated version? it's great!

 

I haven't seen that. Is that the one that starred the dude from the
show Fridays who had a reoccurring skit in which he potrayed a "druggist"?
(IIRC, I think his name was Mark Blankfield.) Worth a look?

 

Duel (Collectors Edition)

 

Frozen. I didnt know it was a musical. I despise musicals. I was looking for some subtle adult humor that these animated movies give, this move was weak on that. Not like Puss In Boots.

 

La Grande Bellezza (The Great Beauty)

And I didn't quite like it

 

The Man From Laramie - 1955 - Twilight Time Limited to 3,000 copies. Even the teaser and the trailer have been restored.
Music and effects track only option interesting, but strange. Music I understand, effects... ?

 

I love it, but YMMV it's filled with typical 80's craziness! yes, Mark is the star...

 

I'm not sure - the version I saw was labeled 'extended'. I checked what differences there are between the extended and theatrical versions, and they appear to be minimal in nature.

But either way, it's a great flick with lotsa heart.

 

yes absolutely...I've watched this numerous times. I usually opt for the unrated or extended cut if available....

 

Match Point (It's really good... watch it)

 

yes...I did...nice eye candy as well.

 

Here's a weird one, leaked to the internet: Nothing Lasts Forever (1984), with Bill Murray.

This MGM movie was set for release in 1984, but was postponed, seemingly forever. It's never had a proper unveiling, either theatrically or on home video. MGM didn't know how to market it, and I can't say that I can blame them. While it was shot in 1984, the style adopted is retro- classic movie era. So much so, you could mistake it for an actual newsreel of the time.

I must admit, I haven't actually watched it, only skimmed it, but it's getting some good buzz. Check it out here if you wish: