What was the last movie you saw, and did you like it?

[Llando88]

We rented "Out of the Furnace" the other week. It's a gritty drama about two brothers, starring Christian Bale.

I thought it was pretty good, the Mrs. gave it a "meh".

What movie did you see recently, and did you like it?

 

[RonJ]

Last one I saw was Jack Reacher. My wife and I both enjoyed it.

 

[VictorLouis]

I thoroughly enjoyed Jack Reacher, but it's probably all but out of the RedBoxes by now. Just the other night, I rented 'The Art of the Steal', with Kurt Russell and Matt Dillon. First time I've seen Kurt in a film in a long time, and I thought it was great. Low violence, little cursing, and no nudity were a BONUS.

 

[zzzippper]

American Hustle.....Two thumbs down.

Django Unchained.....Two thumbs up.

 

[mjlabs]

Disneys 'Frozen' with my daughters......no I personally did not like the movie, and they have been singing songs from the movie for a couple weeks now. So i'm really not liking it now.

 

[rwsmith]

Mr. Peabody

My wife and I had a date and went to see "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" and we both enjoyed it.

 

[LVSteve]

Last one I saw at the movie theater was Oblivion. Really enjoyed it. A lot of the grand scenic stuff was done using back projection with modern equipment rather than green screen. It works.

The last one that I saw on cable that I enjoyed was Star Trek: Into Darkness. Benedict Cumberbatch played a brilliant baddie.

Saw Pacific Rim the other week. Transformers meets Battleship = Meh. Good enough romp if you have nothing better to do, I suppose.

 

[4011]

High Noon. Was real good. Like that Cooper..

 

[whitestang]

I saw Captain America Winter Soldier and liked it.

 

[shouldazagged]

I honestly don't remember. Whatever it was must have made a hell of an impression.

Hasn't been that long, either.

 

[reddogge]

Since my wife and I take turns picking on Netflix the last pick was hers, "Young Victoria" about young queen Victoria and her marriage to Prince Albert. I liked it. My last pick was "American Hustle" and I loved it. Watched it twice.

 

[arjay]

It was a cute romantic comedy with a cute young woman.Too bad I'm an old cynic [emoji57]

 

[Double-O-Dave]

"The Dallas Buyer's Club" with Mrs/ Double-O, and "Blast from the Past" with Mrs. Double-O and the little Double-Os. We thoroughly enjoyed both movies. "Blast from the Past" is an older movie, but a lot of good, clean, family fun, and worth the effort to find a copy of it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blast_from_the_Past_(film)

Regards,

Dave

 

[Salty RI]

The last time I went to see a movie, they were still a quarter and I can't remember what it was.

 

[brucev]

Recent version of Les Miserables. Very excellent movie.

 

[sophie]

The last movie the wife and I went to see was "Bernie".

By the way they let him out of prison just this week.

 

[GKC]

We don't go to the movies very often...my wife is disabled, and she can't sit in the movie seats for very long. My middle son and I usually go to movies when he comes out to visit, so I usually just wait until he's here to see something. The last three movies I saw with him were "Skyfall", "Jack Reacher", and "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" (we are big LOTR fans.)

I was prepared to detest "Jack Reacher" since I have read all of Lee Child's books, and Tom Cruise is about as far from Jack Reacher as one can get...in fact, I wasn't going to go, but my son said he'd pay so at most I'd only be out a couple of hours. I actually enjoyed the movie very much. They didn't even address the size issue, or try to make Cruise look larger than he is...and it was a very believable rendering of the book.

 

[fat tom]

Just watched "The Illusionist" with Edward Norton,Paul Giamatti and Jessica Biel. Anything with Norton or Giamatti gets a thumbs-up from me! And Miss Biel is real easy on the eyes.

f.t.

 

[RobertJ.]

I'll start off by pointing out that Wes Anderson movies are not everyone's cup of tea. I, however, like his work, enough so that I had to see "Grand Budapest Hotel" on the big screen. I loved it, and can't wait to see it again. Ralph Feinnes usually plays serious roles, but he's very good at comedy. The rest of the cast was excellent also.

I hadn't been to the movies for a while. I went by myself, (the Missus doesn't appreciate Mr. Anderson's work), and I had a small popcorn, a small Coke, M&M's, and it was 23 bucks! I can see why I don't go that often!

 

[jimbo728]

Sergeant York, Gary Cooper. A classic.
Jim