What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[Edgar]

watched resident evil after life..


i bet i could make a better movie with a budget of $60,000,000.....it grossed world wide $296,221,663...

imma try and watch it again..maybe i missed sumthim wonderful

only this

the game series has strayed from its roots to include action games, and has sold 45 million units as of March 2011.[1] The Resident Evil media franchise has been expanded to comic books, novels and novelizations, sound dramas, live-action and computer-generated feature films, and a variety of collectibles, such as action figures and strategy guides.

[GreenEnvy]

Just watched the Tillman Story.

Interesting to say the least. Definitely worth watching if you didn't follow the story beyond the initial 2004 media coverage.

He was definitely a different breed. Besides the obvious of leaving professional sports to join the Army with his younger brother, he never owned a cell phone or a car. Unlike most athletes (and much like his fellow soldiers), he is a true hero.

[Redz]

I watched A Man Named Pearl last night.  Really nice documentary about a black man from rural South Carolina who taught himself how to make topiary trees in his yard.  Very inspiring and sweet story.

[thirstyboots18]

My taste in movies is very pedestrian.  I love westerns...old and new.  I especially love Tom Selleck westerns.  Now watching "Crossfire Trail"...

[Cman]

Charlie Wilson's War.
2 stars (out of 5).
It started out great, but then they cropped together a bunch of stuff and moved way to quickly starting about half way through the movie.  A real shame, could've been good.

[BASS_THUMPER]

My taste in movies is very pedestrian.  I love westerns...old and new.  I especially love Tom Selleck westerns.  Now watching "Crossfire Trail"...

what the tom selleck western where he got that big rifle..i think he in Australia...woman in a cave fighting off hyenas

[BASS_THUMPER]

watched resident evil after life..


i bet i could make a better movie with a budget of $60,000,000.....it grossed world wide $296,221,663...

imma try and watch it again..maybe i missed sumthim wonderful

only this

the game series has strayed from its roots to include action games, and has sold 45 million units as of March 2011.[1] The Resident Evil media franchise has been expanded to comic books, novels and novelizations, sound dramas, live-action and computer-generated feature films, and a variety of collectibles, such as action figures and strategy guides.

yeah...im a big resident evil 4 fan..love the game and story..also got the animated resident evils..which are good..movie jus seem thrown together and dont follow the original story

[thirstyboots18]

My taste in movies is very pedestrian.  I love westerns...old and new.  I especially love Tom Selleck westerns.  Now watching "Crossfire Trail"...

what the tom selleck western where he got that big rifle..i think he in Australia...woman in a cave fighting off hyenas

Quigley Down Under?  Not sure of the exact title...

[BASS_THUMPER]

My taste in movies is very pedestrian.  I love westerns...old and new.  I especially love Tom Selleck westerns.  Now watching "Crossfire Trail"...

what the tom selleck western where he got that big rifle..i think he in Australia...woman in a cave fighting off hyenas

Quigley Down Under?  Not sure of the exact title...

yep..

thanks boots

[Cman]

I watched A Man Named Pearl last night.  Really nice documentary about a black man from rural South Carolina who taught himself how to make topiary trees in his yard.  Very inspiring and sweet story.

Thanks for the tip.  I put it in my Netflix queue.

[BASS_THUMPER]

loved it.....

[Redz]

I watched A Man Named Pearl last night.  Really nice documentary about a black man from rural South Carolina who taught himself how to make topiary trees in his yard.  Very inspiring and sweet story.

Thanks for the tip.  I put it in my Netflix queue.

It's a very safe tip!

Let me know how you like it.

[freshinthehouse]

Just watched the Tillman Story.

Interesting to say the least. Definitely worth watching if you didn't follow the story beyond the initial 2004 media coverage.

He was definitely a different breed. Besides the obvious of leaving professional sports to join the Army with his younger brother, he never owned a cell phone or a car. Unlike most athletes (and much like his fellow soldiers), he is a true hero.

Loved this movie.  It was shameful how the government twisted the facts to their own benefit.  But what else is new.

[Eja117]

Saw Chinatown this week. DIdn't really like it

[thirstyboots18]

Saw Chinatown this week. DIdn't really like it

eja, besides me, you are the only person not to like "Chinatown"...we should for a "march to another drummer" or "tasteless few" club, ha ha ha.  (Although I still can't claim to have actually seen it.  I keep falling asleep when it is on.)