What is the last movie you saw?

[Sapphire]

I just watched Hugo! It's a great movie!

[BlessedCheesemaker]

I am halfway through an Indiana Jones marathon! On VHS no less, yep I'm going old school. I did realize that last week's Clone Wars episode had several Indiana Jones references from both Raiders of the Lost Ark and the Temple of Doom. Every time I see them again, I am reminded how gory they are. Of course that's one reason why I don't watch Temple of Doom that often, but even Raiders of the Lost Ark has some prey nasty sequences. But they are fun adventure movies!

[ric]

Tree of Life

Wow.

[Honey Wheeler]

The Chronicles of Narnia, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

[American Eagle]

A dozen episodes of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. The acting isn't stellar, but it makes me laugh every time.

[Knight Fisher]

As I sit here I have just completed watching Hugo. I was first introduced to the story in 2007. My brother being a Graphic Designer was into that kind of thing. And being in a fairly big city he checked it out. He read it to me and a sibling. And since then I have read it many times. Always it strikes me in a different way, as I am different each time I read it. And different after also. At the start of it I was firm on keeping an open mind. And after the opening sequence, that was obviously to show off 3D. I watched. And I saw it as the different, yet same story it is. While there were minor things that could have stayed or changed. Overall it was the story. I story that I know. 5/5

[Musical Shutterbug]

I watched The Great Escape for the first time last evening

[Knight Fisher]

I watched The Great Escape for the first time last evening

That movie is awesome.

[Musical Shutterbug]

I predicted a lot of it

The ending, for example...the guys walked into the field and I looked at my dad. "Firing squad in the meadow," I told him.


...I WAS RIGHT

[Shennifer]

I predicted a lot of it

The ending, for example...the guys walked into the field and I looked at my dad. "Firing squad in the meadow," I told him.


...I WAS RIGHT

yeah, that was sad....but it was still a really good movie.

[UNCLEBITTLES]

Iron-Man 2!

Check yeas.

[EMBEE]

The Muppet Movie. As in the old one from the 70s.

[Laurie]

Part of but not all of The Chronicles of Narnia The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2005. One of my favorite movies.

[King Butter Turtle]

Finally watched Courageous last night. Wow - that was a lot of... men crying.

[Shennifer]

Season 1 finale of 24. really good, but really sad

[ric]

Season 1 finale of 24. really good, but really sad

Yes, that was quite sad. But actually, I was somewhat satisfied. I always like sad endings because they're less predictable and they affect you more.

Kung Fu Panda 2. Your typical Disney film. Funny at times. I could just see the little 7-year-olds drooling over it.

[American Eagle]

My friend and I stayed up into the early hours of the morning watching Elf. I hadn't seen it for years, and he had never watched it. Neither of us were overly impressed. Buddy is a cute and likeable character, but take away him and his humor, and the movie is just a bland, humor-less movie filled with Christmas clichés. Thank goodness those 40 people provided enough Christmas spirit for Santa!

[Sherlock]

I saw "The Debt" which wasn't bad, although it was quite violent in parts... In any event, it is an interesting take on a much-filmed subject.

[TigerintheShadows]

We had to watch Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back for Law Academy all last week. It was pretty good, but Han getting tortured traumatized me, and I made an excuse to leave the room so as not to watch Han being frozen in carbonite. I can't watch torture scenes in movies...I always either leave the room or skip the scene entirely when Hermione's torture scene comes on in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. That being said, Han and Leia are really funny.

[Termite]

Tiger.... Aeva and I just finished watching that an hour ago. xD Have you noticed.... VADER WEARS HEELS.