I got a quarter of the way through Insidious, never ever finishing it. :p
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I got a quarter of the way through Insidious, never ever finishing it. :p
My parents finally let me have the password to their Netflix account about a month ago, so I've been watching a LOT of films and stuff.
Just finished Latter Days- I cried.
Earlier today I watched The Science Of Sleep, and walked away feeling like I had been dreaming for about five hours, which was very weird.
I've watched an Argentinian film called Plan B twice in the last week now, I just loved it. It checked all of the boxes of things I've been liking recently.
And I'm also slowly making my way through All Creatures Great And Small. I started watching it for Peter Davison but I truly love it now.
Black Swan. Awesome! Natalie Portman is so good, I love watching her. It was definitely strange seeing her portray such a meek, weak character. She was so twisted, I was mesmerized. LOVED it. :love:
Oh my you really love this film Kari, i honestly did not enjoy it at all,it was a big disappointment to me.
Got to agree though Natalie did an awesome job in this film.
I just finished a film called XXY. There were definitely emotions involved for me!
Yeah, I think it's a love it or hate it kind of movie, for sure. I LOVE weird movies, though, and this was definitely the strangest thing I've seen Natalie Portman do.Quote:
Originally Posted by carole
I watched "Sleepers" tonight on TV...first time I've seen it, good show.
I just finished Lake Tahoe. It was very slow moving and very understated, but I finished it and didn't regret watching it. They kind of overused the cut to black screen, I think.
Haha films seem to fit into three categories for me.
A) Didn't like it- Couldn't even finish it
B) Liked it- Watched it all the way through, don't regret watching it, but probably don't want to watch it again any time soon.
C) Loved it- probably my new favorite film, will probably watch it several times more.
We went to see the Winnie the Pooh movie today! It was a good movie, and all the characters were true to the original. My only complaint was that the movie theatre played far too many ads and previews - and even though I liked the Legend of Nessie short, there was just too much stuff before we actually got the see the movie itself. I don't envy all the parents with young children that were there.
But I'm guessing that's something the theatre chain controls, so maybe it would be better elsewhere!
And so I just watched another one. This one was called Year Of The Nail. It was solely still photos taken over the course of a year by the director, but with voice overs and sound effects to tell a fictional story. It was pretty good and for the most part I forgot I was watching still images. It seems like the thing you'd either hate or love.
Oh my, I've watched a lot of movies lately, haha.
Rango, which was adorable. Johnny Depp as a lizard was totally new, but it was cute.
Red Riding Hood, actually pretty good. Totally unexpected ending.
Spiderman 2, I know I'm way behind on watching Spiderman. I saw the first one recently, so we got the 2nd one, it was good too.
Catch Me If You Can. AMAZING movie. I just spent about 30 minutes reading an interview Frank Abagnale did with a 13-year-old aspiring journalist that blew my mind. What a life he has led and continues to lead. Fantastic guy!
No films, per say, but today was my first day off in over a week and I'm dogsitting so I didn't feel up to much other than staying home and watching stuff. I watched a stage recording of Company, Doctor Who, Top Gear, Little Britain, and now I'm about to watch My Little Pony (I know, I know) and then Road to El Dorado.
Yes, I do spend the majority of my days off watching stuff.
I just watched Valkyrie....for the second time. :D
Cowboys & Aliens was action packed & gory too. Harrison Ford was his good old self. It was filmed in New Mexico with some real pretty scenery. Not for the faint of heart though & just about froze to death in the theater they had the air turned way down. :eek: