What's the last movie you watched? - Page 16

Last night I decided to watch a few. They both have a few lines I was just craving to hear.

Lord of War
"Thank God there are still legal ways to exploit developing countries. The only problem with an honest buck is they're so hard to make - the margins are too low, too many people are doin' it."

Sideways
"No, if anyone orders Merlot, I'm leaving. I am NOT drinking any f-ing Merlot!"

A Christmas Story :-)

I saw 'Doubt.' I'm not really sure how I feel about the movie because of the way it ended...kinda no resolution. Anyway, I'm glad I saw it, but I wouldn't watch it again.

Originally Posted by ucla695:
I saw 'Doubt.' I'm not really sure how I feel about the movie because of the way it ended...kinda no resolution. Anyway, I'm glad I saw it, but I wouldn't watch it again.

I saw Doubt too. I didn't care for it all that much. It kinda of left me hanging at the end too.
I wouldn't pay to go see this film.

We also saw The Reader last night, immediately following the other film. Now this was a good film. It was about a young German student who has an affair with an older working class woman during the late fifties, who, many years later is accused by the German government of working with the Nazis during the holocaust.

Originally Posted by stevefrench:
A Christmas Story :-)

:-)

High Sierra with Bogart.

Flash Gordon, epic bad movie.

Vacancy, pretty scary.

Just watched Burn after reading - didn't like it really.

Then watched Deja Vu - liked it a lot.

Tropic Thunder

I was scared that the 'hype' surrounding this movie would leave me disappointed in the film. Sometimes when folks bill a movie as "The funniest ever" or "the scariest ever", it falls short.

NOT the case here.... very very very funny movie, and one I recommend.

I'll give it three smoking cowboys out of four... :-):-):-)

Originally Posted by fxpose:
I saw Doubt too. I didn't care for it all that much. It kinda of left me hanging at the end too.
I wouldn't pay to go see this film.

We also saw The Reader last night, immediately following the other film. Now this was a good film. It was about a young German student who has an affair with an older working class woman during the late fifties, who, many years later is accused by the German government of working with the Nazis during the holocaust.

Sounds good. I'll have to check it out.

Originally Posted by ucla695:
Sounds good. I'll have to check it out.

Do that. Also, I know you haven't seen this yet either. We'll run this on New Year's Eve. I don't mind watching it again. Good film. :-)

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Officer and a Gentleman Best Gere performance for me and Winger was a bit hot back then.

I watched a new independent film called Bottle Shock, about a 1976 Paris wine tasting contest and a California winery. I loved this film.