Last Film You Watched

[fish]

Snaps said she liked it so that was good enough for me.



Suspense, thriller, conspiracies, brilliant cast, good story. What more can I say, I thought it was excellent.

AND

Juno Temple was in it too.

First saw her in "Cracks".
So cute.


Owe ya one Snaps.

[Ian]

Yummo.

[Ian]

Saw The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest last night. Very good, very satisfying conclusion to the "Millennium" trilogy. Better than the 2nd one (though I guess that's inevitable since it's basically a 2part film). Still think Dragon Tattoo's the best, though. 2 and 3 are conspiracy thrillers (or rather one big conspiracy thriller) while Dragon Tattoo was a dark murder mystery, and I just prefer the latter. But still very good.

[fish]

I think you've summed it up exactly.

I bought the three books the other day.
One last look at the three films and I'll start reading them.

[bruno]

Star Trek... new faces for an old story

[Ian]

Haven't even bothered with it, to be honest, bruno. Getting sick of all these damn "Reboots".

[fish]

I'm still waiting for the "reboot" of "Blake's 7".



Now that was a good show.

[Ian]

I've never seen much of it, to be honest. I've contemplated getting the dvds but they're far too expensive just to take a punt on.

[Rebecka Fan]

Alissa and I recently saw, Grown Ups. Alissa and I both loved it!! Very funny! Highly recommended to anyone. I love Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, so that what appealed to me at first. Alissa and I were laughing throughout the whole film.

[Ian]

The Mist. Very good.

[Ian]

The Ref. Every bit as good as I remembered it. Uproariously funny. Great comedy. Nobody delivers acidic bitterness quite like Kevin Spacey.

[bruno]

Solomon Kane.
So and so.

[Ian]

Saw Darkness last night. Rather good occult thriller. Anna Paquin =

[triddy]

Inception. I don't know how it's been in other countries, but I suppose the massive hype it's been getting in Sweden is only a fraction of what you English-speaking people have had to deal with

Personally I only went to see it because I have an unhealthy crush on Ellen Page, but I definately came out pleasantly surprised. It's really intense, pretty complicated at times and, well, not the usual blockbuster material that hollywood likes to spoonfeed us with. Let's just say that the film took place in four different dimensions of the subconsciousness. Really cool, interesting and in some ways original film.

On the bad side,it wasn't one of Ellen's better roles, and her character was actually pretty dull. But still, definately worth checking out!

[Ian]

Can't really afford to go to the cinema atm, alas, but it certainly sounds like something that may be worth checking out on DVD.