last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Agreed. In the Name of the Father is one of my favorite films.

[Master]

21 and over is very funny.

Ben stiller film heartbreak kid has some funny moments.

[Master]

Safety not guaranteed was not a good film.

[El Kabong]

A documentary streaming on Netflix called 'Champs' about the childhood, careers, and lives of Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, and Bernard Hopkins.

[Master]

Watched Adam Sandler Mr Deeds and it was pants.

[El Kabong]

The Sixth Sense....supposedly M. Night Shamylan's masterpiece. It was alright, it was not all that scary, I had expected scary but was disappointed in that regard. I think Haley Joel Osment was spectacular as an actor in that and in A.I. although he looks very odd now....almost as if his face has stayed the same size it was when he was a boy but the rest of him has grown up giving him a gigantic cranium and a tiny face so he looks like The Gingerdead Man kind of.

I'm looking for more horror movies to watch so please feel free to suggest some good ones.


And by God if you haven't watched Tucker & Dale vs Evil, do it! Don't miss out on how funny it is!!!

[Dark Lord Al]

Watched See No Evil Hear No Evil , is still a funny film after all these years.

[El Kabong]

Watched See No Evil Hear No Evil , is still a funny film after all these years.

Gene Wilder was always a favorite of mine!.....as was Richard Pryor.....as was Joan Severance (for other reasons of course)

[El Kabong]

Black Sails....that series is the heat!

[armin]

A bit late on this but Mad Max Fury Road was amazing probably put it in top 5 action movies I've seen. Have the urge to rewatch it over and over and will probably do so a few times in next few weeks. Champs on netflix is pretty interesting halfway thru. As for leo they'll end up giving him a "lifetime" achievement oscar when he's old in a semi decent role when they realize they fucked up and should have gave him one for one of his many other great roles

[IamInuit]

Presently re-watching The Trials of Muhammad Ali. Good doc.

[walrus]

Watched a 1945 version of the picture of Dorian Gray, God I love that story.

[El Kabong]

'End of Days' starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Jericho Kane....or when said by Ahhhhnold "Jerry Cocaine"

[Beanflicker]

I saw Blue Ruin on Netflix last night... it's a really good stripped down thriller/revenge movie. I enjoyed it.

[Beanz]

I have only watched a handful of films in the last 20 odd years but was on a coach a couple of weeks ago and so watched this. I love Ken Loach anyway and Raining Stones and Riff Raff really left a mark on me in the early nineties. It is a documentary called "The Spirit of 45" and recalls the visions of a better society and what that created in Britain despite being in an awful economic state after the War