What was the last movie you've seen?

[Dylan]

It's finally coming out in the states later this year.

About time.

[dsheinem]

Enemy at the Gates. The final showdown was excellent, especially when the political officer showed up. "Now I'm going to give you something usefull."

I've always really liked this movie - a nice departure from the standard war film that isn't simply an anti-war film. A good argument can also be made that it is the best sniper film ever.

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

It's finally coming out in the states later this year.

About time.

Yeah, I freaked out at Spike Spencer's (the voice of Shinji) Animazement panel when he gave the announcement about it.

[MrPopo]

Enemy at the Gates. The final showdown was excellent, especially when the political officer showed up. "Now I'm going to give you something usefull."

I've always really liked this movie - a nice departure from the standard war film that isn't simply an anti-war film. A good argument can also be made that it is the best sniper film ever.

I'll definately agree here. I also like how the antagonist wasn't a villian. He was just the counterpart on the other side of the conflict.

[vash23n]

Enemy at the Gates. The final showdown was excellent, especially when the political officer showed up. "Now I'm going to give you something usefull."

I've always really liked this movie - a nice departure from the standard war film that isn't simply an anti-war film. A good argument can also be made that it is the best sniper film ever.

I'll definately agree here. I also like how the antagonist wasn't a villian. He was just the counterpart on the other side of the conflict.

I think looking at the way this movie opens gives you a great idea of what the soviet soldiers went through on the Eastern Front during the 2nd world war. Even though it doesn't reflect EVERY beach, I also like how Saving Private Ryan reflects what the Americans, French, Brits, Canadians, and Australians and whoever else went through on the Western Front.

[vash23n]

I also just finished watching the 3 Cube movies again. I love the first and third, two of my favorites. The 2nd one, eh...

[Reverend]

I watched all the Petit Eva shorts. They had some funny moments, like Gendo and his desk, but it wasn't anything special.

I also saw Weird Al's movie, UHF. That impressed me. It had such stars as Michael Richards and Fran Drescher before they were big, and was an experience in the surreal. I highly recommend this to anyone. It's a cult classic for sure!

[The Apprentice]

Enemy at the Gates. The final showdown was excellent, especially when the political officer showed up. "Now I'm going to give you something usefull."

I've always really liked this movie - a nice departure from the standard war film that isn't simply an anti-war film. A good argument can also be made that it is the best sniper film ever.

I'll definately agree here. I also like how the antagonist wasn't a villian. He was just the counterpart on the other side of the conflict.

Dude, he hung a child. That seems pretty villinous to me.

[REPO Man]

17 Again. Not bad. Pretty funny, especially from Thomas Lennon.

[Reverend]

I just saw Beauty and The Beast again with my family. Such a good movie, especially the music. Also, nobody's neck's as incredibly thick as Gastons!