good movies you've seen recently (old or new films) (1 Viewer)

[johony]

i saw the woodsman tonight on sbs, best movie i've seen in a fair while.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Woodsman

 

[lyounamu]

lol, is it still on?

 

[johony]

nah, finished an hour ago. really good, but really short.

 

[lyounamu]

nah, finished an hour ago. really good, but really short.

yeah, just checked it out on wiki

it sounds like a good film

 

[isnice]

saw "a very long engagement" with audrey tautou recently... excellent film, so much better than the shit hollywood blurts out these days.



o yeah, watched last samurai last night for the first time. that was pretty good as well. it inspired my to play age of empires II again.

 

[ConquerDiscover]

I watched a DVD I bought called "The Counterfeiters".

It's a European film so you have to read subtitles

 

[stickywages]

August Rush

 

[be.yourself]

i wanna watch the curious case of benjamin button, it looks so darn great! the concept is brilliant!

 

[boris]

pans labyrinth

 

[be.yourself]

im nearly finished with OCEANS ELEVEN. its SO intelligent!

 

[isnice]

im nearly finished with OCEANS ELEVEN. its SO intelligent!

its too bad 12 and 13 get way too over-intelligent

 

[Hornby]

Sin City - Finally Got around to seeing this and I have to say one of the best films I've seen.

 

[Born Dancer]

the double life of veronique - krzysztof kieslowski

 

[that bloke]

Hotel Rwanda - Schindler-esque true story about a Hutu man trying to protect Tutsi Rwandans as the Hutus attempt to wipe out all Tutsis, whilst the world watches on and the UN does sweet fuck all of any use as usual.

also watched Mongol the other day, about Genghis Khan's youth and what made him into the badarse that he was. Good stuff.

 

[LatK7]

The Doors - Kilmer is Morrison

Worth seeing, pretty trippy.

 

[Bulldog4lyf]

Sin City - Finally Got around to seeing this and I have to say one of the best films I've seen.

The only thing that stopped me from turning off that pile of shit was Jessica Alba-dayaaaaaaaaamn.

 

[Bulldog4lyf]

Hotel Rwanda - Schindler-esque true story about a Hutu man trying to protect Tutsi Rwandans as the Hutus attempt to wipe out all Tutsis, whilst the world watches on and the UN does sweet fuck all of any use as usual.

also watched Mongol the other day, about Genghis Khan's youth and what made him into the badarse that he was. Good stuff.

I thought Hotel Rwanda was great but no where near as powerful and therefore good as Schindler's List.

I had some interest in watching Mongol, how was it?

 

[that bloke]

Hotel Rwanda certainly isn't a masterpiece on the level of Schindler's, but the fact it occured only 14 years ago made its relevancy pretty potent for me.

I found Mongol to be pretty good. Didn't leave me with any real lasting impression, but the story is great and the quality of the film and performances is worthy of your time i reckon.

 

[efhat]

Pursuit of Happyness

saw it yesterday, cried multiple times.

very inspiring

 

[ThiPham]

Little Miss Sunshine is hilarious! I watched it last night and couldn't stop cracking up.