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Author Topic: What was the last movie/film you watched?  (Read 3684 times)
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« Reply #40 on: Sunday April 12, 2009, 07:18:21 PM »

I went babysitting on Thursday evening and the 10 year old twin boys I was 'sitting for started watching "Meet Dave" just as I got there. It was actually quite watchable with some quite subtle adult humour in there buried among the family friendly film... good fun.

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« Reply #41 on: Sunday April 12, 2009, 09:06:16 PM »

Watched Pathology (18 R) with DS and his GF. Stars Milo Ventimiglia from HEROES, although I wouldn't have known this if it didn't say... a group of pathologists-in-training in a Washington DC hospital each commit a murder and the others have to guess how it was done. Not bad actually although be ware there are lots of raunchy bits!

Also watched The Cube(1997) which I thoroughly enjoyed. 'In this sci-fi thriller, six strangers wake up to find themselves in a 14ft by 14ft cube. When they try to get out they find they are snared in a seemingly endless maze of interlocking cubicles armed with lethal booby traps. ' The suspense is quite well maintained and it's interesting to watch how the characters change through their experience - good guy turns to bad guy etc. Recommended although I would have given it an 18 R rather than a 15 age rating.

Here's my current LoveFilm.com wish list in no particular order:

  [12]   Hancock         

   [12]   Iron Man         

   [15]   Awake         

   [PG]   Brighton Rock         

   [PG]   Dead Poets Society         

      Genevieve         

   [15]   If....         

   [PG]   North by Northwest         

      The 39 Steps (Hitchcock 1935)         

   [12]   The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas         

   [18]   The Exorcist         

  [15]   The Last Samurai             

   [12]   The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner         

  [PG]   The Maltese Falcon             

  [12]   The Terminal             

   [PG]   The Thirty Nine Steps (1978) Robert Powell         

      The Thirty Nine Steps (1959) Kenneth More         

   [18]   Waltz with Bashir         

   [15]   Annie Hall         

     Bambi             

   [PG]   Breakfast At Tiffany's         

     Citizen Kane             

   [18]   City Of God         

  [PG]   Gandhi           

   [12]   Lawrence Of Arabia         

   [PG]   Seven Samurai         

     Sid James Collection - Comic Icons  The Lavender Hill Mob   

   [15]   The Graduate         

   [15]   The Last King Of Scotland         

   [15]   Withnail And I         

   [PG]   tbc Cathy Come Home   

   [15]   tbc Room At The Top   

   [12]   tbc The Notebook 
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« Reply #42 on: Sunday April 12, 2009, 09:35:46 PM »

Watched Pathology (18 R) with DS and his GF. Stars Milo Ventimiglia from HEROES, although I wouldn't have known this if it didn't say... a group of pathologists-in-training in a Washington DC hospital each commit a murder and the others have to guess how it was done. Not bad actually although be ware there are lots of raunchy bits!

Also watched The Cube(1997) which I thoroughly enjoyed. 'In this sci-fi thriller, six strangers wake up to find themselves in a 14ft by 14ft cube. When they try to get out they find they are snared in a seemingly endless maze of interlocking cubicles armed with lethal booby traps. ' The suspense is quite well maintained and it's interesting to watch how the characters change through their experience - good guy turns to bad guy etc. Recommended although I would have given it an 18 R rather than a 15 age rating.

Both of those sound good, Andy.

The last film I watched was Knowing (2009) starring Nicholas Cage. I'm not going to say much more here, as it may spoil it for those that haven't seen it yet. If you want to know a bit more, have a look on imdb.com.

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