What Is The Last Movie You Saw?

[JoeyJoJo 18]

Alpha DogsHas a ton of actors in it, and really comes across as a 21 year olds coming across as 30something gangsters. It has a twisted innocence with its characters and their lifestlye. Great solid flick I thought.

The title is Alpha Dog. Singular. It's a small distinction, but makes much more sense."When the term alpha dog is used, it refers to the dominant dog, in a pack setting, that is first and most important. The alpha dog is the dog to which other members of the pack are submissive (called the beta dogs)."I liked the movie; Justin Timberlake was really good.I don't really share your view of 21 year olds coming across as 30-something gangsters though. If anything, it was the fact that they weren't your typical 30-something gangsters that made it interesting to me.

[El Guapo 8]

I saw Wolverine. I had really really low expectations. I did not hate it. I really don't remember if that story line is anywhere close to the real one. I usually base comic movies by how well they follow the story lines, and I have no basis to judge this. At no point did I want to turn it off, but it also did not really leave me wanting more.

[Balloon guy 158]

Watched the Blue Max with my grandson last night.Love that movie. George Peppard is the coolest. No wonder he leads the A-team

[links03rjean 0]

hi am new here...the last movie i watched was "Blood, The Last Vampire"...i like the movie and the lead star Jun Ji-Hyun...by the way she is a korean actress..she is also famous because of the hit movie "My Sassy Girl"...the americans has also a version to this movie... _________________ Garden Pond

[brvheart 1,752]

hi am new here...the last movie i watched was "Blood, The Last Vampire"...i like the movie and the lead star Jun Ji-Hyun...by the way she is a korean actress..she is also famous because of the hit movie "My Sassy Girl"...the americans has also a version to this movie... _________________ Garden Pond

Do you know about anything I could buy anywhere on the internet? Even if i don't have to buy anything, I'm willing to send money. Let me know!

[king_tanner 84]

Final Destination Cool idea. With better actors and a better story line it could have been good. I felt unsatisfied at the end, and it didn't hold my interest enough to watch the sequels.Observe and Report I get that it's a dark comedy and it is supposed to be more disturbing than laugh out loud funny. I just didn't like it at all. The story wasn't even interesting. Even though the main character had success at the end, I didn't feel happy for him at all. Stupid movie.Scent of a Woman I've seen this before, but kind of forgot about it. Al Pacino is awesome. Great movie. Chris O'Donnell was kind of an annoying high school kid actor though. Sean Astin or Ethan Hawke would have been better.Land of the Lost Wow, really Hollywood? Someone paid millions of dollars to put that crap movie out? It is not even worth the $1 rental. I don't even think it was Will Ferrell's fault, and he didn't necessarily to a bad job. It is just a stupid movie. I hope someone was fired over this.Year One Way funnier than Land of the Lost, but afterwards I was still thinking WTF Hollywood?

[powerpoker 0]

SAW 6...another good installment in the series. I would say it was the second best one after number 1.

[GeneralGeeWhiz 0]

gran torino. love that movie.

[SBriand 4]

Feed - Some australian movie based on some psycho who gets girls really fat and then kills them. I couldn't finish it.Pervert - hilarious campy tromaesque horror movie. Great tits throughout but a little too dumb. Fast forwarded to see who the killer was and it was the main characters penis. It was killing women. Dead Wood- British horror film, won a ton of independent awards. Pretty low budget but done well. 4 campers go camping obv and then they wake up the next day with some strange woman making bacon at their fire and weird stuff starts happening.Vacancy 2 - I enjoyed the first Vacancy and this is a prequel to that one. Not bad. Not great. 1st one much better.Prom Night - actually not that bad at all. I enjoyed it.

[GWCGWC 83]

I'm one of those people! Grizzly Man felt like art to me--like the film became about more than the subject matter. I remember feeling really uncomfortable when I saw it for the first time--first, because of how close Treadwell got to the bears. There's something visceral about watching that footage, knowing that everything on the screen is real. That's a real bear, and that's a real guy, with a sketchy hold on reality, feeling like he has a kinship with a wild animal.Watching Treadwell's hold on reality made me feel uncomfortable too, particularly the scene where he's directly addressing his former boss. To me, it was watching someone have a mental breakdown. It felt vulnerable and intimate, as though I shouldn't have been watching these moments. (Also, this has some of my favorite of Herzog's voiceover, "And here we see Timothy, crossing a line we will not cross. I have seen this kind of madness before, usually on a film set..." Shit. If that's not the funniest thing ever, I don't know what is. All I want from this day on, is Herzog narrating my life.)I also loved the scenery. I saw this in the theater, and in the scene in the airplane, with the pilot talking about Timothy, and then singing along--I felt like I was floating. Gorgeous. The relationships between Treadwell and his friends and exgirlfriends reminded me of the book Into the Wild. Treadwell was a weird guy who made odd choices, but he went up into interior Alaska, and surrounded himself with other people who had made odd choices, so he didn't really stand out until the very end.An aside--another documentary I loved was Man on Wire. It won the Oscar last year, and is fantastic.

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[Fluffdog87 2]

My Halloween movie pickThe DescentJim Emerson"...a savage and gripping piece of work that jangles your nerves without leaving your brain hanging." http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808715948/infoWatch it late at night in the dark. If you are bothered easily by movies this one is not for you but if you enjoy it then this is the movie for you. You can rent it on iTunes for $2.99

[SBriand 4]

My Halloween movie pickThe DescentJim Emerson"...a savage and gripping piece of work that jangles your nerves without leaving your brain hanging." http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808715948/infoWatch it late at night in the dark. If you are bothered easily by movies this one is not for you but if you enjoy it then this is the movie for you. You can rent it on iTunes for $2.99

God I hated that movie. This year we are watching Quarantine, Invasion of the Body Snatchers(1956), and still deciding on the third one. My wife gets easily scared and is very picky about what I can make her watch (and by the way, she thought Descent was lame and never got scared once and she gets honestly and literally freaked out watching Ghost Hunters) lol

[GWCGWC 83]

Rob Zombies Halloween. NF 3. I watched one of Zombies first movies years ago, something like 1000 Corpses(?), and wasn't exactly impressed. The upcoming holiday gave me an excuse to give his Halloween interpretation a shot. I saw the first Halloween exactly once when I was WAY TOO YOUNG and it pretty much scared the shit out of me. If Zombie was going for scary, he missed the mark by a mile. This movie was entertaining enough to give Halloween 2 a spot in my queue.

[SBriand 4]

Rob Zombies Halloween. NF 3. I watched one of Zombies first movies years ago, something like 1000 Corpses(?), and wasn't exactly impressed. The upcoming holiday gave me an excuse to give his Halloween interpretation a shot. I saw the first Halloween exactly once when I was WAY TOO YOUNG and it pretty much scared the shit out of me. If Zombie was going for scary, he missed the mark by a mile. This movie was entertaining enough to give Halloween 2 a spot in my queue.

I love the original Halloween movies, well 1 and 2 the others are meh. I also really enjoyed Zombies because it spent more time focusing on what made Mike the way he was.I love 1000 Corpses but The Devils Rejects (it's sequel) is one of my favorite movies. I don't think Zombie goes for scares as much as he goes for disturbing the viewers and there is a scene in DR that is so disturbing it is brilliant.

[king_tanner 84]

I love 1000 Corpses but The Devils Rejects (it's sequel) is one of my favorite movies. I don't think Zombie goes for scares as much as he goes for disturbing the viewers and there is a scene in DR that is so disturbing it is brilliant.

I liked The Descent.I was definitely disturbed by The Devils Rejects lol. It was one of those movies where I wanted to turn it off, but couldn't.

[frautotenkinder 1,025]

Observe and Report I get that it's a dark comedy and it is supposed to be more disturbing than laugh out loud funny. I just didn't like it at all. The story wasn't even interesting. Even though the main character had success at the end, I didn't feel happy for him at all. Stupid movie.

Observe and Report is the only movie I've given an F to this year.

I like your posts.

Thanks!I caught part of Milk on HBO. (I've seen it before.) I always think Harvey Milk is a much more charismatic, likeable guy than Sean Penn. I completely believe Harvey Milk can meet a young hot guy in a subway, and be balling him with 45 minutes. Even with his fame, Sean Penn seems like a more difficult sale. Anyway, for a movie about an assassination, I find this movie really happy and light.Also, saw Amelia. Blech. Didn't like the romance, didn't further my knowledge of Amelia Earhart, and didn't give me any flying know how.

[brvheart 1,752]

Even with his fame, Sean Penn seems like a more difficult sale.

You're crazy. Sean Penn could lay a guy or girl of basically his choosing within minutes. You drastically underestimate the moral bankruptcy in today's society.

[frautotenkinder 1,025]

You're crazy. Sean Penn could lay a guy or girl of basically his choosing within minutes. You drastically underestimate the moral bankruptcy in today's society.

I know about moral bankruptcy--maybe I meant a guy who looks like Sean Penn? Or Sean Penn minus his fame?

[brvheart 1,752]

I know about moral bankruptcy--maybe I meant a guy who looks like Sean Penn? Or Sean Penn minus his fame?

Ok... then I 100% agree with what you said. Except that you might underestimate how easy it is for gay guys to have sex with each other. There is a reason that AIDS has spread like wildfire in the gay community. That being said, Harvey Milk was amazingly charismatic. I really enjoyed the movie.

[JubilantLankyLad 1,957]

Except that you might underestimate how easy it is for gay guys to have sex with each other.

I'm not sure where you got your information, but apparently I'm totally boning the wrong gender.

[brvheart 1,752]

I'm not sure where you got your information, but apparently I'm totally boning the wrong gender.

You obviously don't hang out in gay bars.

[frautotenkinder 1,025]

Watched Drag Me to Hell on Halloween. I liked it, didn't love it.Also, watched the 12 minute "Day with Bay" short on the Transformers 2. Ha.

[JoeyJoJo 18]

Is it too early to talk Oscars?I did some looking around to see what movies had the most buzz and I was saddened that this movie didn't have any. It is my most anticipated movie anyway.Anyway, here's moviefone's list of early Oscar contenders:Best Picture'Precious'The Buzz: How strong is the hype on this critically acclaimed urban drama and Sundance darling? Tyler Perry AND Oprah have stepped on as executive producers, almost ensuring that magical combo of strong reviews and popular support.'A Serious Man'The Buzz: The Coen brothers don't need no stinkin' stars (no offense, Michael Stuhlbarg) for what looks to be another darkly comedic triumph. The film earned kudos all around at Toronto.'The Lovely Bones'The Buzz: Peter Jackson returning to drama to helm the highly anticipated adaptation of a widely celebrated novel, with Oscar-nominated leads Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz and Saoirse Ronan? The force with this one is strong.'Up in the Air'The Buzz: This George Clooney dramedy directed by Jason Reitman ('Thank You for Smoking') was the toast of Toronto, earning raves across the board. EW's Oscar guru Dave Karger writes that the film "lives up to all the hype" and "seems like a great bet for a nomination."'Up'The Buzz: Pixar's 10th straight critical darling was also their 10th straight box office smash, earning $291 million. 'WALL-E' was considered a dark horse a year ago, but with the Best Picture category expanded to 10 slots, 'Up' could be a shoo-in.'Nine'The Buzz: Not to be confused with the psychedelically animated '9,' or the actioner 'District 9,' this is the musical directed by Rob Marshall ('Chicago'), based on Fellini's '8 ½,' and starring Oscar heavyweights Daniel Day-Lewis, Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz and Marion Cotillard. Yeah, this one's a safe bet.'Avatar'The Buzz: Reactions to the first trailer weren't as unanimously positive as promised (at least for those NOT wearing 3-D glasses), but we'd be fools to doubt long-reigning "King of the World" James Cameron, who has not-so-subtly hinted at "revolutionizing filmmaking" with this sci-fi epic.'The Hurt Locker'The Buzz: One of the best reviewed films of the year, Kathryn Bigelow's startling war drama is another film that a year ago would no doubt be on the outside looking in but now stands a solid shot at a Best Picture nom given the wider field.'Amelia'The Buzz: No one has seen it yet, so it's still too early to tell what camp this Amelia Earheart biopic will fall in -- that of Oscar dominator ('The Aviator,' 'Milk'), acting accolades only ('Ray,' 'Last King of Scotland'), or none of the above ('Beyond the Sea'). 'An Education'The Buzz: This Nick Hornby-scripted coming-of-age drama has been drawing raves since its Sundance debut (where it won the Audience Award), and is boosted by three strong performances (Carey Mulligan, Peter Saarsgaard and Alfred Molina). 'Invictus'The Buzz: Clint Eastwood has about a .500 batting average of making Oscar's short list since he's become primarily a director, with 'Mystic River,' 'Million Dollar Baby' and 'Letters From Iwo Jima' all making the cut. Expect this Nelson Mandela story to up his stats.'Star Trek'The Buzz: J.J. Abrams' dynamic reboot is the definitive example of the type of film the Academy would like to see get nominated, if only to boost ratings. Unlike, say, 'Transformers,' it was worshipped by critics and audiences alike.'Where the Wild Things Are'The Buzz: Anticipation is sky high to see what sort of wild things visionary director Spike Jonze will bring to Maurice Sendak's monster-inhabited world; the result could be the first family-oriented film up for Best Picture since 2004's 'Finding Neverland.''District 9'The Buzz: Sci-fi fans geeked out over this late-summer sleeper, and though some audiences were turned off by its guerilla style, it still has enough critical and fan support to warrant dark horse standing.Best ActorColin Firth ('A Single Man')The Buzz: Hot off Firth's Best Actor win at the Venice Film Festival, this gay-themed drama became a must-see at Toronto and was scooped up for distribution by the Weinsten Company. Says IndieWire's Anne Thompson, "Firth is a slam dunk for his first Oscar nomination."Matt Damon ('The Informant')The Buzz: It's not just the love handles and 'stache that have people excited about Damon's performance in Steven Soderbergh's corporate crime dramedy. Variety calls him "excellent." George Clooney ('Up in the Air')The Buzz: What's this, a potential battle between pals Damon and Clooney? Where's Pitt? Clooney is said to be in top form as a corporate downsizer whose life revolves around racking up frequent flyer miles.Michael Stuhlbarg ('A Serious Man')The Buzz: Not only does the relatively unknown Stuhlbarg carry the Coen brothers' latest (in their most personal tale, he portrays a fictional version of their father), he also gets his heads slammed against the chalkboard. Repeatedly.Viggo Mortensen ('The Road')The Buzz: Well, buzz has not been stellar around the long-delayed adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel, but Viggo is still drawing props. "Another Oscar nomination seems likely, if only because Mortensen feels overdue," writes Anne Thompson.Daniel Day-Lewis ('Nine')The Buzz: Considering he turns everything he touches into gold, should we have any doubt that the two-time Best Actor winner can't sing and dance like the best of them as well? We wouldn't bet against it.Robert Duvall ('Get Low')The Buzz: Six-time nominee Duvall looks to have found another 'Apostle,' a quiet Southern-set drama with award potential. IndieWire's Anne Thompson calls it a "heartbreaking, Oscar-worthy performance."Clive Owen ('The Boys Are Back')The Buzz: Oscar loves when performers flip the script, and here Owen does do something remarkably different: He refrains from kicking ass. Still, the onetime nominee is still a long shot for this family drama from the director of 'Shine.'Mark Wahlberg ('The Lovely Bones')The Buzz: Wahlberg can thank Ryan Gosling, who stepped down from the role of a father searching for his daughter's killer, if he scores his second Oscar nom in four years.Ben Whishaw ('Bright Star')The Buzz: Director Jane Campion ('The Piano') deliberately went with a "lesser known" face to portray ill-fated English poet John Keats, and with the attention his performance has been getting, it was a damn good call.Morgan Freeman ('Invictus')The Buzz: Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela, in a film directed Clint Eastwood? This is a biopic match made in heaven; cue the stars ready to align.Sharlto Copley ('District 9')The Buzz: There's a great back story -- unknown actor headlines one of summer's unlikeliest hits. But for now Copley remains a horse as dark as the (SPOILER ALERT!) "prawn" he transforms into.Best ActressMeryl Streep ('Julie & Julia')The Buzz: The rare nominee to emerge from a summer movie, maybe, but not quite a rare nominee. This would mark Streep's record-setting 16th nomination. As they say, Streep could get an Oscar nomination for reading the phonebook. Or in this case -- as Julia Child -- a cookbook.Abbie Cornish ('Bright Star')The Buzz: The talented Aussie best known in pop culture as Ryan Phillippe's new love finally gets the role that could bring her chops widespread recognition. Writes A.O. Scott in the New York Times, "She's as good as Kate Winslet, which is about as good as it's possible to be."Carey Mulligan ('An Education')The Buzz: With potential to be the breakout star of the year (maybe along the awards circuit; the mainstream title has to go to Zach Galifianakis), Mulligan is sensational as a teen in "pre-Beatles" London who comes of age just a wee too quickly. Penelope Cruz ('Broken Embraces')The Buzz: We'd say Pedro Almodovar brings out the best in Cruz, but that'd be unfair to Woody Allen, whose 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' won her a statue last year. Still, it's a well-known fact she is Pedro's muse, and good word out of Cannes and Toronto makes her a contender for the third time in four years.Gabourey Sidibe ('Precious')The Buzz: Mo'Nique may be getting the most deafening buzz (yes, Mo'Nique, more on that below), and Sidibe's being overshadowed by Oprah, Tyler Perry and Mariah Carey, but if 'Precious' is as big as they say it could be, you can't dismiss the year's most unlikely movie star.Saoirse Ronan ('The Lovely Bones')The Buzz: Despite the pedigree of Peter Jackson's drama, and an impressive trailer, there are no guarantees. But if there's any role with the most potential for awards, it's Ronan's dead teen looking down at her family from heaven.Charlize Theron ('The Burning Plain')The Buzz: Theron is a master at playing down her sexiness, earning Oscar nominations twice for doing so ('Monster' and 'North Country,' the former netting her a win). She once again dazzles doing the unglam thing as a troubled, promiscuous woman with a dark past in this drama.Hilary Swank ('Amelia')The Buzz: The two-time Best Actress winner knows how to pick 'em -- most of the time -- and if Mira Nair's Amelia Earhart biopic isn't Oscar bait, then we don't know our first names. Of course this project now begs the question, is Amelia Earhart attractive, or hot? Best Supporting ActorChristoph Waltz ('Inglourious Basterds')The Buzz: Like Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Forster before him, Waltz takes Tarantino's unparalleled dialogue and runs with it. Evil in four different languages, Waltz is the surest thing we've seen for an Oscar frontrunner so far this year. | Read moreAlfred Molina ('An Education')The Buzz: The veteran Brit best known as Doc Ock has appeared in more than 50 films yet never earned an Oscar nod. That could change with his heartrending turn as an overprotective father in this buzzed-about drama from across the pond.Paul Schneider ('Bright Star')The Buzz: The lovable American character actor does two tremendous things in Jane Campion's drama: As John Keats' best bud Charles Armitage Brown, he plays both unlovable and un-American (Scottish-English to be exact). Best Supporting ActressMo'nique ('Precious')The Buzz: Call her the Mickey Rourke of 2009. The veteran of films such as 'Phat Girlz' and 'Soul Plane' is racking up dynamite reviews for her devastating turn as an abusive mother in this drama. An Oscar nom for Mo'Nique looks i'nevitable.Anna Kendrick ('Up in the Air')The Buzz: Sorry R.Patz fans -- it looks like the first 'Twilight'er to score an Oscar nom could be Kendrick, who steals scenes from George Clooney in this crowd-pleaser. EW's Karger called her scene-chewing turn a "big breakout" in predicting her place on the Oscar ballot.Rachel Weisz ('The Lovely Bones')The Buzz: As the murdered wife of a diplomat in 'The Constant Gardener,' Weisz walked away with an Oscar. Now the tables are turned, as she's mother to a murdered daughter in this surefire holiday hit. The fact that Weisz also drew raves for 'The Brothers Bloom' should help her cause.

[SBriand 4]

From everything I have heard, you can take Amelia and Swank off any lists.

[brvheart 1,752]

Is it too early to talk Oscars?I did some looking around to see what movies had the most buzz and I was saddened that this movie didn't have any. It is my most anticipated movie anyway.

That movie is going to be great. Terry Gilliam is awesome.Also, Meryl Streep is unreal awesome. She's easily #1 on any best actress of all time list... right? I mean... no one's close. I only saw the trailer for Julie and Julia and I was amazed at how much she acted and sounded like Julia Child.