That movie you just watched

[TheClash603]

Chaplin's Modern Times.

[Punch]

bwahaha

What the hell did I just watch here ?

The greatest movie ever made... in 1989, in canada and with a crappy super 8 camera.
It is said that they had $40000 in budget but what the f*ck did they wasted it on? (hookers and blow likely). Also I remember reading that half the "cast" got pissed off about something and left middle shooting, that's why the duo of "main characters" keeps drinking beer and doing incomprehensible things at the house's kitchen for like half an hour of the movie, not to mention about the chainsaw guy "dissappearing into the 4th dimension" and reappearing only way later, and other oddities.
This is truly a unique movie and everyone who's a fan of Z grade movies should watch it at least once!

[Bklyn4ever]

Saw "Kiss the Girls" last night finally. Morgan Freeman (man he looked a lot younger) and Ashley Judd (again, so young!). I dug it.

Excellent, one of my favs!

[Bklyn4ever]

Gonna see planet of the apes later on today. Will let everyone know what I thought of it.

[esteban]

Saw "Kiss the Girls" last night finally. Morgan Freeman (man he looked a lot younger) and Ashley Judd (again, so young!). I dug it.

I remember seeing a commercial for that movie all the time on TV like a thousand years ago, never saw it, though.

I saw this in the theatre. I can't remember much. But Ashley Judd is reason enough to see it again.

[NightWolve]

Gonna see planet of the apes later on today. Will let everyone know what I thought of it.

A friend of mine really liked it, thought it was great and recommended it. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 91%. Most actors are no-names, except for Gary Oldman I see, and looks like another guy is from The Hobbit. So eh, I'll wait for it to hit DVD, no rush.

[lukester]

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

I never saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes (or any of the originals for that matter), but this one had me floored.

Such an intense and emotional film, despite being about grunting apes. A+ imo.

The humans didn't have enough character development, but whatever.

[lukester]

I just watched Silence of the Lambs again for the first time as an adult (I remember seeing it when I was like 8 or so, and having my mom run out of the kitchen to cover my eyes during the Buffalo Bill scenes, haha).

It's amazing how well it holds up 20+ years after release - cinematography, performances, soundtrack. Such a good movie.

Haha, my mom saw this before I was born.

She had no idea it was a horror movie though, and vividly remembers every part.

[HailingTheThings]

Saw "Kiss the Girls" last night finally. Morgan Freeman (man he looked a lot younger) and Ashley Judd (again, so young!). I dug it.

I remember seeing a commercial for that movie all the time on TV like a thousand years ago, never saw it, though.

I saw this in the theatre. I can't remember much. But Ashley Judd is reason enough to see it again.

And again and again, again...? Ashley and the Judds? Hmm *wink-wink*

[Bklyn4ever]

I just saw planet of the apes. I thought it was pretty good. They continued the story from the previous movie well. Don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.

[reson8er]

Just watched Anchor Man 2. Pretty disappointing.

[Miracle_Warrior]

After years of hearing about Pan's Labyrinth, I finally watched it the other day and now I am going to be that guy who tells everyone "YOU HAVE TO WATCH PAN'S LABYRINTH".  Really, it's a fantastic film if you can tolerate reading subtitles; it gave me a lot to think about.

[Punch]

I thought it was pretty meh actually.

[TheClash603]

After years of hearing about Pan's Labyrinth, I finally watched it the other day and now I am going to be that guy who tells everyone "YOU HAVE TO WATCH PAN'S LABYRINTH".  Really, it's a fantastic film if you can tolerate reading subtitles; it gave me a lot to think about.

I liked it a lot too.  I watched it a second time and I think I liked it even more.  It ended about as perfect as any movie in the last 15 years.

I just watched The Purge, because my friend is making me see part 2 tomorrow.  It was a good premise, but the execution was so-so...  the first two-thirds of the movie dragged quite a bit.

[Necromancer]

I recently watched the Lego Movie and found it pretty entertaining, though I could've done without the smarmy and trite "lesson" of the live action bit.