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Latest Movie That You Watched!
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
You're suggesting we get stoned!!??
So...which hybrid...?
I spent many a Saturday night/morning watchin MST. 
L.A. Confidential. I love this movie.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I own it on DVD (someone gave it to me) yet I have never watched it. I heard Kim Basinger was good in this one.
Oh, what a great movie. Yes, I just now checked IMDb per Oscars. Basinger won for Best Supporting Actress. I can't believe Kevin Spacey didn't win an Oscar for his performance which was supreme.
Prisoners-Wow, very intense. I'm not sure what I think yet. I definitely think it needs a re-watch.
Finally watched Horns. I liked it and felt the movie stayed fairly true to the book (from what I remember, it's been awhile). Hill was one of the executive producers, which was cool to see! 
I think the supporting cast did a better job than Radcliffe, though his performance improved as the movie progressed.
I think the supporting cast did a better job than Radcliffe, though his performance improved as the movie progressed.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Lawrence Jesterton...we're like this!)...
Submarine-quirky Brit indie, screenwriter and directed by Richard Ayoade (from The IT Crowd). Laughed a lot, even on a second viewing. I tried to watch his last movie, The Double, the other day and just couldn't do it. It went past quirky to strange and boring (for me). Plus it had Jesse Eisenberg, and he's not a favorite of mine aside from Zombieland. Too Woody Allen nebbishy for me to enjoy.
I tried to watch The Double a few months ago. Don't think I made it past the first fifteen minutes!
I made it about 45 mins and I couldn't take any more--lol. Submarine is MUCH better.
My most favorite scene is when they're at dinner and Martin asks if he can go to the bathroom. 'Thank you.'
I think this movie is still available to stream on Netflix - I should watch it again. It's been YEARS!My most favorite scene is when they're at dinner and Martin asks if he can go to the bathroom. 'Thank you.'
My most favorite scene is when they're at dinner and Martin asks if he can go to the bathroom. 'Thank you.'
Lonely Are The Brave (1962) Kirk Douglas, Walter Matthau
A magnificent film with a great multi-layered story. Kirk Douglas plays Jack Burns, an open range cowboy/drifter/loner that doesn't fit in with the modern world. I love the opening where you think you are watching an old Western and then suddenly a jet flies overhead letting you know it's the modern world. The movie is in black and white and looks stunning. Dalton Trumbo wrote the screenplay (adapted from the novel "The Brave Cowboy").
A magnificent film with a great multi-layered story. Kirk Douglas plays Jack Burns, an open range cowboy/drifter/loner that doesn't fit in with the modern world. I love the opening where you think you are watching an old Western and then suddenly a jet flies overhead letting you know it's the modern world. The movie is in black and white and looks stunning. Dalton Trumbo wrote the screenplay (adapted from the novel "The Brave Cowboy").
Mortdecai - Johnny Depp's performance tics may irritate in this comedy caper, but I laughed quite a lot
The Gambler - decent performances, a bit glum, and a bit "so what?"
Kingsman: The Secret Service - over the top action with comedy, much violence and profanity - think Kick-Ass crossed with Moore-era Bond
The Gambler - decent performances, a bit glum, and a bit "so what?"
Kingsman: The Secret Service - over the top action with comedy, much violence and profanity - think Kick-Ass crossed with Moore-era Bond