Last movie you watched?

[Stefan]

The Departed

 

[Dark Star]

National Treasure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcf4tXYjaxo

 

Pretty decent movie with Nicholas Cage hunting for a treasure using a map found on the back of the Declaration of Independence.. Not the most realistic storyline, but it is an enjoyable movie....

[metaltrekman]

Man Of Steel. Really liked it!

[Wotty]

Lock Up

[KarpetRydOFunk]

The Wood

So good! I love this film. So many quotes from this have made their way into my everyday vocabulary.

[Wotty]

Working Girl

[All Nights Reserved]

Red Heat

[Dark Star]

The Princess Bride

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njZBYfNpWoE

 

Just love this movie.. SO many good lines and just an all around enjoyable flick....

[martinsane]

Dallas Buyers Club

[Fat Freddy]

"Piranha II: The Spawning" (1981) - Italian-made followup to the 1978 killer fish hit ups the ante by giving the toothy suckers the ability to fly (thanks to an ill advised government gene splicing experiment) and turns them loose on vacationers at a Caribbean resort.

Cheap, gory fun -- the "flying fish" effects look like big leather handbags with wings! -- that marked the directorial debut of James Cameron of future "Terminator" and "Titanic" fame. He maintains to this day that he doesn't consider "Piranha II" to be "his" movie since he was apparently fired during the editing process.

[KarpetRydOFunk]

Last Vegas

 

The Way Way Back

 

Two great films!

[Nightrain]

 

Quite average

[Nightrain]

Last Vegas

 

The Way Way Back

 

Two great films!

 

love Last Vegas, will watch The Way Way Back

[KarpetRydOFunk]

 

Quite average

 

I thought this was pretty good.

[Fat Freddy]

"Vigilante" (1983) - William "Maniac Cop" Lustig directed this entertaining variant on the "Death Wish" formula, with Robert Forster as a working class New Yorker who joins a neighborhood revenge squad (led by blaxploitation legend Fred Williamson) after his wife and son are victimized by street punks. Lots of gritty NYC locations make this one a real time capsule of a New York that was much dirtier and scarier than it is today.

[Fat Freddy]

"Skyscraper" (1996) - a hilariously cheap "Die Hard" ripoff starring the late, great Anna Nicole Smith in the Bruce Willis role (yes, **seriously!**). She's an L.A. helicopter pilot who gets mixed up in a high rise full of terrorists. I swear I am not making this up. Bullets fly, stuff blows up, and though Anna Nicole cant act her way out of a paper bag, she does get her bigger-than-yer-head boobs out several times so I was entertained.

[All Nights Reserved]

Pulp Fiction

Fight Club

The Gift

[Dead Planet]

Machete - it was okay but not great....not apt to watch it again....

 

Woman in Black - good ghost story flick...

[Nightrain]

 

 

Quite average

 

I thought this was pretty good.

 

 

Not bad but don't think it has a good twist nor good plot, just an average mafia movie for me

[Fat Freddy]

"Cyclone" (1987) Cheap n' cheesy action flick with Heather Thomas of TV's "Fall Guy" as a cutie pie biker chick protecting her late inventor boyfriend's pet project - a high tech, heavily armed motorcycle - from an assortment of spies and arms dealers.

If it weren't for the occasional F bomb and a few brief T&A bits this could pass for a rerun of "Knight Rider."

[Dead Planet]

The Fifth Element - forgot how bad this is.....

[Wotty]

Bend In The River

[KarpetRydOFunk]

The Fifth Element - forgot how bad this is.....

Bad, as in Michael Jackson Bad, as in good, because you think it's awesome? Because it is!

[Fat Freddy]

"City of the Living Dead" (1980) In Lucio Fulci's notorious gore fiesta (also known as 'The Gates of Hell'), the suicide of a priest opens a doorway for the Undead to rise and start noshin' on the living. Hilarity ensues.

In other words, this is typical trashy Euro-horror nonsense, riddled with plot holes and WTF moments, but it's worth seeing just for the truly sick, creative FX (which include brain drilling, intestinal puking and a rainstorm of maggots) which are impressive and disgusting in equal measure.

[Fat Freddy]

"The Reef" (2010) - this Aussie sea going suspense flick is basically a Down Under version of "Open Water," as a group of shipwreck survivors' swim to safety is plagued by regular visits by a pesky Great White shark. Derivative, but enjoyable.