what is the last movie you have watched? (cinema, film, theater)
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Lars Von Trier's Melancholia. I thought the first part was very good, despite constantly reminding me of another Danish movie, Festen, so much... And the second part was visually arresting and just beautiful.
Oxford Murders. Can't believe I watched the entire thing, even if I fast forwarded through much of the second last half. thought I had some heavy duty mental stimulation in store.
Agreed, TRosa. I was looking forward to this movie, but skipped through it in 10-min total. Bored out of my bleedin' mind.
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Source Code. Whee, this was exciting, sad, funny at times and I'm happy for that ending or I would have been depressed having watched it all the way through as well. That's a for this one.
Thanks for this. I'm recovering from surgery so need a lot of DVD suggestions for a few weeks. Don't know how I missed this one. Love Jake, it came out in 2011 but it must not have remained in the theatres for long, as I don't recall it at all. Just added to my Netflix queue. Keep the reviews coming... your & Ans' posts keep my queue filled!
There ARE fabluous movies being made by independent film makers-it is the theaters that don't show them, as they are not written to bring in big bucks nor are they directed at teeny-boppers.
Larger cities have theatres that shows mostly/all independent films....otherwise, renting or watching online is the alternative. I have seen some awesome unknown/independent films on hulu.com and free as well!
Yes, we all said as much & agree. We were talking volume.
I'd love to have 1/2-dozen movies to choose from in a weekend. I was overjoyed the one weekend we found 2... too bad we decided to wait a few days to see one of them... it was gone from the theatres when we searched for it again.
We can hunt to find good choices online or in out-of-the-way indie theatres, if we're lucky enough to have one within driving distance. My never-will-happen fantasy is to see indie films open up inside the nation's Starbucks. I'd faint from sheer joy.
Anonymous - boy, do I wish I'd gone to Margin Call instead! I think it would've been so much less depressing.
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Can't believe I watched the entire thing, even if I fast forwarded through much of the second last half. thought I had some heavy duty mental stimulation in store.
for this one.
Just added to my Netflix queue. Keep the reviews coming... your & Ans' posts keep my queue filled! 
