irishrusty 
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Watched The Hunger Games' . It was a lot better then I thought it would be . Really enjoyed it.
Reply #781. Mar 03 13, 1:49 PM
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paulmallon
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"The Electric Cowboy" with Robert Redford and Jane Fonda. Loved the Willie Nelson soundtrack.
Reply #782. Mar 04 13, 3:59 PM
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paulmallon
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make that "The Electric HORSEMAN", duh.
Reply #783. Mar 04 13, 3:59 PM
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| Caseena
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Goodbye Mr. Chips, which was pleasant, and The Last Picture Show, which just didn't grab me.
Reply #784. Mar 05 13, 8:41 AM
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paulmallon
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Re-watched "Fargo" for about the 20th time (I kid you not).
Reply #785. Mar 05 13, 9:30 PM
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| Caseena
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The Three Musketeers from 1948. I knew it was going to be fun when D'artagnan tries to put on his father's belt but it's too big for him, and the soundtrack "laughs" at him. The swordfights were definitely over-the-top, but they weren't supposed to be realistic, so they were enjoyable. Gene Kelly (or his stunt double) did some really good stuntwork.
The only part that didn't work for me was playing the 4th movement of the Manfred Symphony over a swordfight by the sea. Manfred's too dark for that kind of light-hearted swashbuckling action (especially when they splice their own adventurous music over it).
Overall, it was fun.
Reply #786. Mar 08 13, 7:22 AM
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| Caseena
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Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring.
Wonderful movies set in provincial France about greed and revenge. Great cinematography and performances.
Reply #787. Mar 16 13, 11:30 AM
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| callie_ross
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"Black Snake Moan". All I can say is that movie is WAYYYY out there! :/
Reply #788. Mar 16 13, 1:52 PM
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| live4trivia
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Stay Alive
Hunger
Reply #789. Mar 20 13, 2:36 AM
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| houston1127
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The Battle of Algiers (1966) Directed by Gillo Pontecorvo
About the Algerian War. It's pretty good si vous pouvez gérer les sous-titres.
Reply #790. Mar 20 13, 4:04 AM
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| great2beme
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Olympus has Fallen and before that one Lincoln.
Reply #791. Apr 04 13, 1:32 PM
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daver852
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"Broken English" with Parker Posey.
Reply #792. Apr 04 13, 2:09 PM
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| bowie123
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The Hobbit.
Reply #793. Apr 04 13, 2:28 PM
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| Caseena
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M, The Lady Eve, Lady Sings the Blues, Farewell my Concubine.
Reply #794. Apr 04 13, 7:03 PM
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alexis722
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Over a period of time watched all episodes of "Angel", then "BuffyTVS", then "BTVS again and "Angel" again. Both were way better than I was expecting, and I love all the episodes that are self-parodying. The characters are great as well.
Last actual film was "The Great and Wonderful Oz" which was just not my cuppa.
Some films I can watch again and again: The Princess Bride, Young Frankenstein, Casablanca, The Hunger, Some Like it Hot, Jesus Christ Superstar, West Side Story, Psycho, Ran, The Tin Drum, Pelee The Conqueror, Babette's Feast, Pulp Fiction...and more
Reply #795. Apr 04 13, 9:39 PM
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| Caseena
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Madame Bovary and Great Expectations.
Reply #796. Apr 07 13, 11:32 AM
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| Caseena
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Babette's Feast is a really pleasant movie. I know of a six-year-old who watches it (on a Danish subtitled tape!) because he likes that it's really calm.
Reply #797. Apr 07 13, 11:33 AM
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Play3Away
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Life if PI was beautiful.
Reply #798. Apr 08 13, 6:17 PM
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| Caseena
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Agora, Make Mine Music, Downfall, The Agony and the Ecstasy, and The Three Faces of Eve.
Reply #799. Apr 21 13, 11:39 AM
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| Caseena
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Les Diaboliques and Brotherhood of War.
Reply #800. Apr 28 13, 8:14 AM
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