last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[aliceodds]

A few episodes of "Married with children". Great fun - it reminds me my childhood

[FTMatty]

A few episodes of "Married with children". Great fun - it reminds me my childhood

Christina Applegate Mmmmmmmmmmmm

[ICB]

I finally saw The Hangover. Good movie.

same here, had my worrys at 1st but it actually was pretty good. Other movies ive finally cleared from my harddrive and watched over the easter break include...

indegenious bastards - very slow film, fantastic ending and thats coming from a BNP fan

heat - before you ask yes ive seen it before. Nothing wrong with rewatching great films

2012 - enjoyable though a tad hungout. love the idea of floating on such a large vessel knowing its gonna be tapped out with fanny


I also spent my bank holiday monday watching all 3 on the buses films.....pure british gold

Heat is a brilliant film, i've watched that countless times.

[Master]

A few episodes of "Married with children". Great fun - it reminds me my childhood

Christina Applegate Mmmmmmmmmmmm

In the early episodes it was the mother and then as the slutty daughter grew she became hot!

[ICB]

The Saint Of Fort Washington, great realistic film with one of my favorite actors Danny Glover.

[Zilla]

If I have time I'll be watching the Hurt Locker today.

[Wadeb_21]

Watched the Time Travelers Wife with my fiance last night, kinda strange to me I guess its just a love story but they never explained how he became a time traveler or anything. It was just alright for me.

[Drago]

Well i bought a 3disc Arnie boxset that has Preditor1,Terminator1 and comando a few days ago.Even though i've seen these great films a million times i still get a kick out of them,though i do find Comando quite cheesey after i've watched it a million times,though i love the kick arse revenge scene were he's going crazy in the garden of that mansion with every deadly weapon ever put on earth.There's something about great 80s action films.I was born and brought up in the 80s and i watched 18 rating action films at a very young age(maybe 7-9 years old)due to my older brother borrowing 18 rated films from his mate and bring them round on the weekend while me mother and father were out drinking.Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh,there were sure were the great old days.

I watched the Terminator a few days ago,"Yet again"great film,i never get sick on watching that film!!!

yeah the good old days my first ever video i watched was enter the dragon when i was abt 5 yrs old after that i was hooked, the 80's were great with stallone & schwarzenegger those days will never return

[Drago]

Watched Rob Zombies Halloween 1 & 2 thought the first one was pretty good however the 2nd one did nothing for me at all.

exactly wot i thought

[Drago]

took my daughters to watch 'how to train a dragon' it was really good much better than most of those cgi animation films, i only watched it in 2D because my youngest daughter is only 3 & no way would she keep the glasses on, i bet it would be bloody awesome in 3D though

the lovely bones this was very good, was impressed with the acting, its a very emotional draining movie but is different & stanley tucci, rachael weisz and mark wahlbergs is great casting. the film is a abt a murdered young girl who watches over her family and her killer from heaven. with a battle of vengeance against desire for her family to heal.

chaos not a bad bank job flick

[Master]

took my daughters to watch 'how to train a dragon' it was really good much better than most of those cgi animation films, i only watched it in 2D because my youngest daughter is only 3 & no way would she keep the glasses on, i bet it would be bloody awesome in 3D though

You would be surprised at how the youngsters love the 3D, my 4 year old watch Ice Age all the way through chomping at the popcorn. The 7 year old wuss was scared of the affects and had to take them off!

[Wadeb_21]

Just watched The Fourth Kind. I'm not sure if its really based on true events like its says it is but if so kinda freaky if you ask me. Anyone else seen it yet?

[Drago]

Just watched The Fourth Kind. I'm not sure if its really based on true events like its says it is but if so kinda freaky if you ask me. Anyone else seen it yet?

yeah i enjoyed it

but its complete bollocks

[Drago]

took my daughters to watch 'how to train a dragon' it was really good much better than most of those cgi animation films, i only watched it in 2D because my youngest daughter is only 3 & no way would she keep the glasses on, i bet it would be bloody awesome in 3D though

You would be surprised at how the youngsters love the 3D, my 4 year old watch Ice Age all the way through chomping at the popcorn. The 7 year old wuss was scared of the affects and had to take them off!

will let her watch toy story 3d then i think when its out

[BoxingGorilla]

Just watched The Fourth Kind. I'm not sure if its really based on true events like its says it is but if so kinda freaky if you ask me. Anyone else seen it yet?

I liked it. True or not it was good.


Still, I watched a movie of the same type that creeped me out so bad that I turned on the light and eventually turned off the TV.

Lake Mungo. It was much better than Paranormal State.

It was during the first 40 minutes that I chickened out. I was home alone for the night and I knew better than to watch it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n8WNQ9kOac