what is the last good movie you watched?

[Diode Dynamics]

Originally Posted by f0rge

Lol she just annoys me, I have a problem with women actors who are always in roles that are 10 years too young for them. Jennifer Aniston is another person who's movies I will never watch.

My wife always jokes that I'm going to hate her when she turns 40 lol.

Have you seen the Blindside? lol, I can see your point though

Cameron Diaz is another example IMO

Nick C.

[SirBrass]

The last good movie?

"The Wind Rises". Saw it on Friday. It is supposed to be Hayao Miyazaki's last film, and it definitely is one hell of a final piece (though the localization voice work could have had some better voice talent, but that's not the fault of Studio Ghibli).

[FunCon5]

"Good" is a subjective term. The last movie I watched was Poultrygeist - Night of the chicken dead.

WOW! It was crazy Bad! But, in a Good way! (for some) LOL! TROMA! B-Horror!

It is on Netflix.

[Nevermore]

I watched Drive again over the weekend. Very quiet movie, but I love their use of music throughout. Funnily enough, the first time I watched it was on TV and I knew it was heavily censored. Didn't know just how much until I watched the Blu-ray.

[Ammonia]

Originally Posted by Nevermore

I watched Drive again over the weekend. Very quiet movie, but I love their use of music throughout. Funnily enough, the first time I watched it was on TV and I knew it was heavily censored. Didn't know just how much until I watched the Blu-ray.

I loved Drive.


Another movie I thought was awesome was The Grey.

[brzr]

Originally Posted by f0rge

Lol she just annoys me, I have a problem with women actors who are always in roles that are 10 years too young for them. Jennifer Aniston is another person who's movies I will never watch.

My wife always jokes that I'm going to hate her when she turns 40 lol.

same here....can't stand those two
i think they're horrible actresses......and the movies they're in are questionable....usually dumb romantic comedies

i know i would have liked gravity much better if they had a different actress that didn't narrate what was going on....i was surprised to see sb in it

[brzr]

Originally Posted by FunCon5

"Good" is a subjective term. The last movie I watched was Poultrygeist - Night of the chicken dead.

WOW! It was crazy Bad! But, in a Good way! (for some) LOL! TROMA! B-Horror!

It is on Netflix.

i like b movies

there's always something special about them....but i usually like the older ones from the 70's and 80's......even older like the ones with vincent price.....i gobbled up those movies when i discovered them as a teen....long time ago....sigh

[JL_FRS]

Prometheus 9/10
Should of film part two so waiting to find out what happens is shorten.

Man of Steel 6/10
Should of made it more like Batman Begins or skipped right into a Justice League movie instead.

Robocop 5/10
Unnecessary remake. Original was better.

Dragon Ball Z Battle of Gods 10/10
Gokou being badass.

and for those of you into subtitled asian films here are some suggestions...

Monga 10/10
Infernal Affairs I and II 10/10
Ip Man, the version starring Donnie Yen

[f0rge]

Originally Posted by Nevermore

I watched Drive again over the weekend. Very quiet movie, but I love their use of music throughout. Funnily enough, the first time I watched it was on TV and I knew it was heavily censored. Didn't know just how much until I watched the Blu-ray.

Loved this movie too. I actually dressed up as the guy for halloween that year.

[OrbitalEllipses]

Originally Posted by JL_FRS

Ip Man, the version starring Donnie Yen

The Ip Man movies are great. I watched a bunch of Donnie Yen movies after I saw Ip Man and had no complaints. The modern kung-fu movies are actually much better than you'd think, but I say that as someone who likes cheesy old kung-fu movies too.

[Nevermore]

That's pretty cool. That movie makes me want a satin jacket, though not his. Movie/game/anime replica clothing doesn't interest me. I'd like my own satin jacket, but they're hard to find. I also want some driving gloves, but I'd have to get them custom made because I have long, skinny fingers and no regular gloves fit me.

[Luis_GT]

So... I raped netflix this past week and saw Jack Reacher, A haunted house, Flight, Skyfall, and Hansel And Gretel

All of them where pretty good... I did have to lower my IQ quite a bit to enjoy A haunted house though...

[FunCon5]

Originally Posted by brzr

i like b movies

there's always something special about them....but i usually like the older ones from the 70's and 80's......even older like the ones with vincent price.....i gobbled up those movies when i discovered them as a teen....long time ago....sigh

Older movies have an irreverence that is hard to find nowadays. (blazing saddles, Blues brothers) not that they are B movies... Just that they would never get made today the same way.

Yeah TROMA is generally considered Shlock. But he has done about 300 movies.

[f0rge]

Originally Posted by FunCon5

Older movies have an irreverence that is hard to find nowadays. (blazing saddles, Blues brothers) not that they are B movies... Just that they would never get made today the same way.

I couldn't agree more. It seems every movie nowadays is either about saving the entire world/universe or changing the entire world/universe.

I miss the smaller scale stories, movies about people's lives and interactions.