What was the last movie you've seen?

[Mod_Man_Extreme]

man i still can't figure out the movie with Nicholas Cage and Travolta, where the guys take each other Faces Off.

Mr. Potato Head 2: The Reckoning

Coming This Summer: "You better not make him take off his happy face."

[the7k]

Black Dynamite, easily Blaxploitation at its best. I'd say this even trumps Blackenstein.

Saw this at Wal-Mart - it took every fiber of my being not to just buy it right there.

I'll definitely be getting it, I just know I can find it for cheaper if I shop around.

[Pulsar_t]

Au Revoir Les Enfants

So goooooooood. Best foreign film I've ever seen, and my parents worship foreign films, so i've seen my share.

Based in nazi occupied Paris, France In a wealthy catholic boarding school for boys. The boarding school hides a jewish kid and pretends he is a catholic. No one knows except the viewer and the priest/teachers.

Yes it's quite brilliant.

[vash23n]

Anyone see Antichrist? I thought it was great. Really psychologically intense and disturbing. A horror film that attacks all senses. I heard it reviewed as a grotesque masterpiece and that review sticks out to me as the most accurate when it comes to my own feelings.

Also Triangle, which I was surprised to find pretty interesting. Seems like a film that could cause the viewer to get lost and say "ahh who cares it was whatever," but I feel it all really worked itself out by the end and everything fit together well.

[Limewater]

I saw "Surrogates" a couple of days ago. It was about what I expected, and not that great.

Also watched "The Ugly Truth". My wife was ready to turn it off after about five minutes. It's pretty awful. However, we ended up finishing it for laughs. Fortunately, it's the kind of hackneyed mess that's fun to watch. I think it's hilarious that Katherine Heigl complained that "Knocked Up" was sexist and then went on to make this pile of crap. My wife and I easily consider it far more degrading to women than "Knocked Up".

[Snickerd00dle]

Anyone see Antichrist? I thought it was great. Really psychologically intense and disturbing. A horror film that attacks all senses. I heard it reviewed as a grotesque masterpiece and that review sticks out to me as the most accurate when it comes to my own feelings.

Also Triangle, which I was surprised to find pretty interesting. Seems like a film that could cause the viewer to get lost and say "ahh who cares it was whatever," but I feel it all really worked itself out by the end and everything fit together well.

I would not call Antichrist horror, more a thriller/suspense

[AznKhmerBoi]

Last one i seen is Alice in Wonderland-- Horrible Movie not worth it, unless u like seeing stuff in 3d.

[OldSchool_Boy]

Might Morphing Power Rangers:The Movie-Watched with a couple of buddies for nostalgia sake and its really goofy as can be.

Super Mario Bros.-Compared to the Street Fighter movie, this 1 wins everytime

[REPO Man]

Might Morphing Power Rangers:The Movie-Watched with a couple of buddies for nostalgia sake and its really goofy as can be.

Super Mario Bros.-Compared to the Street Fighter movie, this 1 wins everytime

• They're airing remastered episodes of MMPR on ABC Sat mornings

• NO! Street Fighter is NOT inferior to SMB movie! SF actually has something to do with its source material. SMB movie was just garbage. I mean, Bowser was human for FUCK'S BUTTFUCKING SAKE! And it all looks like some generic dystopian '90s New York setting. At least Raul Julia's Bison looked, acted and talked like Bison, unlike LoCL Bison. But I liked BOTH SF films.

[Limewater]

I mean, Bowser was human for FUCK'S BUTTFUCKING SAKE!

You clearly didn't pay attention to the film. King Koopa was not human, and this was a distinction he seemed to mention every five minutes.

Super Mario Bros. did only have a passing relationship with the source material, but that's not reason alone to dismiss it. The same can be said for "Jaws" or "The Birds". It's not a great film, by any means, but it's actually one of my favorites.