What was the last movie you've seen?

[final fight cd]

Watched big trouble in little china last night. It was funny as hell

i love that movie. i love the raiden-eque characters at the beginning of the movie. i wonder if those had an influence on the mortal kombat raiden?

but, last night i watched american pie 3. i was in high school when it first came out and i originally thought it was an awesome movie. but, after watching it again all these years later it isn't good. and it isn't funny. awful acting. terrible jokes. stupid all around.

[Bradtemple87]

The Last Kiss Goodnight, Geena Davis kicking ass

[OldSchool_Boy]

House (1977)

What a trip. I honestly had no idea what to expect and damn was I just not expecting what I saw but I had a good time.

Ronin

Its the only Frankenheimer film I've seen and I enjoy it from beginning to end every time I get a chance to watch it.

[Gamerforlife]

Been rewatching Terminator 2 on AMC today, this movie still holds up really, really well. Fucking awesome classic movie!

[BurningDoom]

Been rewatching Terminator 2 on AMC today, this movie still holds up really, really well. Fucking awesome classic movie!

I watched that movie more than any other movie. For a while there as a kid, everytime we went to the video store (remember those?) I'd get Terminator 2 and something else. Right behind that movie as most watched for me was Masters of the Universe starring the immortal Dolph Lundren and The Monster Squad.

T2: Judgment Day is action movie perfection.

[AppleQueso]

I actually rewatched Terminator 2 myself the other day. I actually hadn't seen the first one until about a month ago, and T2 is an even better movie after watching that one.

[ThatBookNerd]

Watership Down (an animated film based on Richard Adams' novel). I saw it once when I was a kid, and then re-watched it last night. I wonder how many children were scarred for life by this movie.

[Rurouni_Fencer]

Forbidden Zone (1981) - Produced by and starred much of Danny Elfman's family and was coincidentally his debut as orchestrator/composer..

Has anybody else seen this?? All I can say is - WOW, this movie is friggin' weird! (More so than the Monkees' "Head")

[AppleQueso]

Watership Down (an animated film based on Richard Adams' novel). I saw it once when I was a kid, and then re-watched it last night. I wonder how many children were scarred for life by this movie.

Fantastic movie, just gotta say it.

[REPO Man]

Forbidden Zone (1981) - Produced by and starred much of Danny Elfman's family and was coincidentally his debut as orchestrator/composer..

Has anybody else seen this?? All I can say is - WOW, this movie is friggin' weird! (More so than the Monkees' "Head")

It's one of my faves. Also, did you see the original B/W version or the colorized version?

And if anyone's interested,here's a review from one my fave blogs, The House of Self-Indulgence.