What's The Last Film You Watched?

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Just got home from the cinema. My flatmate took me to wacth Mr bean's Holiday for me birthday ... :roll:
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Last film I watched was the 3DCG version of 'Appleseed'. Amazing!

Film before that was 'Casino Royale' on DVD. Best. Bond. Ever!
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The Magic Roundabout

Quite dark and enjoyable. Loads of "grass" references from the Dylan the rabbit which made me smile

Dylan: Chill out guys, I've got something stashed that just might help.
Brian: Dylan, we don't have time to indulge in recreational activities...

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Severance - Funny as f**k. Loved the bit with the bear trap!!

Sexy Beast - Also great film. Thought Kingsley was amazing.
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I watched Hot Fuzz last night, and it was absolutely fantastic. Exceeded my very high expectations. :)
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Watched Stranger Than Fiction last night.

Brilliant - highly recommend it for anyone who's a fan of Charlie Kaufman type writing (i.e the wierd sort of twists in Being John Malkovich and Adaptation) and Michel Gondry-type camera work. And Maggie Gyllenhaal....yum

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saw "the science of sleep", which was very strange but very good :)
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Taxi 3

Loved the first two immensly and have to say I was sceptical aboot this one but it was brilliant! Very funny. Will be buying!
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2 films on Film 4 last night:

Equilibrium: Pants. Silly concept, silly execution.

Dead Mans Shoes: brilliant gritty english thriller about a soldier who on his return to civi life murders a gang of yobs for abusing his retarded brother. Very harsh and disturbing.
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Saw Spider-Man 3 the other week. S'alright, I guess.
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Saw Reign over me on Saturday - Adam Sandler (in a serious role) and Don Cheadle.

Pretty good film about people, emotions & a friendship. Adam Sandler lost his entire family on 9/11 and has regressed to an almost teen-like trance and won't talk about them. He runs into Don Cheadle who was his college room mate for 2 years when they were young but now has a wife & family but who's life has become a bit stale and they rekindle their friendship. Also has Liv Tyler in it as the psychiatrist, I love that gal!
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memly wrote:Equilibrium: Pants. Silly concept, silly execution.
Equilibrium is one of my favorite movies of all time, just for the record. :P

I just came home from watching Danny Boyle's Sunshine. The visuals were amazing, and the movie wasn't too shabby either, although it kind of loses steam towards the end.

I really enjoyed the music, and stayed for the credits to see who's scored it - lo and behold, it was our old pals Underworld along with some John Murphy guy!
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Hexaphim wrote:
memly wrote:Equilibrium: Pants. Silly concept, silly execution.
Equilibrium is one of my favorite movies of all time, just for the record. :P

I had high hopes for this having seen the trailers, I thought the concept had too many flaws; how can you get married and have children if you are devoid of emotion? I didnt think the environment was sterile enough to convince the viewer that there were no feelings being felt by any of the characters...

Got "300" to watch tomorrow...
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It's like in 1984, they get married to produce offspring, no real emotion involved. ;)
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memly wrote:
how can you get married and have children if you are devoid of emotion?
I can think of a few people I know who are married and devoid of emotion - ha ha! :lol:
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