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

THE OTHER WOMAN - We laughed, loudly, almost the entire time. Wasn't too long. Leslie Mann is brilliantly funny and pretty much stole the movie.

 

The Amazing Spider-man 2 in 3D

 

I went to see "The Grand Illusion" and L'Atlanta in Austin at the State Theater (I live in Houston so had to travel there), but loved it.
"Rules of the Game" is one of my favorite movies and so I have wanting to see "The Grand Illusion", so didn't want to pass up a chance to see it up on a big screen.
I enjoyed it.
My now EX girlfriend got mad when I told her I went, you just can't win (I had tried to call her several times before I went but never could get her on the phone)
UGH

 

The Other Boleyn Girl

 

Howling II . . . Your Sister is a Werewolf

 

"No Country For Old Men"

 

THE SACRAMENT - Ti West's new found footage film that's essentially a retelling of the final hours at Jonestown. While I thought it was
well-executed and gripping, I'm not sure how much of that was something I brought to the table, having a grim fascination with that
dark incident. I also wonder, as with every found footage film, if it wouldn't have been equally (if not more) effective if presented normally,
without the shaky camera and logic-stretching reasons as to why everything is caught on tape. Also kind of amusing to see the "any resemblance
to persons living or dead is purely coincidental" at the end, when this is so clearly a recreation of that little community in Guyana and its leader.

I guess I'd be curious to hear what someone unfamiliar with Jonestown thought of this, as I new going in where the story would go so the twists
were not unexpected to me.

 

BRICK MANSIONS. Weak predictable plot, derivative of several elements I've seen in other films/TV shows. For me, the star of the film was the videography of the choreography. I've never seen a Paul Walker film, and I enjoyed seeing him in one. All in all, it wasn't a bad way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon when I had nothing else to do while away from home. But it's nothing I'd care to see again.

JcS

 

Horrible!

The Grand Budapest Hotel

 

Fargo

Is the movie horrible or did you watch a movie with that name?

 

I was wondering the same thing.

 

I watched Kill List on Netflix last night. Didn't care for it.

 

Mortified Nation...fan-freekin-tastic.

 

Loved it.

 

Shutter Island

 

A few westerns

She wore a Yellow Ribbon
Three Godfathers
Cheyenne Autumn

 

Shadow of a Doubt

It's Hitchcock night tonight!

 

The Mirror

 

'Paths of Glory' (1957) on the big screen - still powerful.

 

Swordfish (2001). It was fun.

A secretive renegade counter-terrorist co-opts the world's greatest hacker (who is trying to stay clean) to steal billions in US Government dirty money.

Director: Dominic Sena
Writer: Skip Woods
Stars: John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry

 

The Mummy (1932)

 

American Hustle. I thought the performances were fantastic, especially that of Amy Adams. She's become one of my favourite actresses.

 

Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus

 

Let's continue here:

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