Last movie you watched?

I Know Who Killed Me and Carrie one after the other. IKWKM, I see no sexual appeal in Lindsay Lohan generally, buuuuut, to be honest she does have a great body and when she's wearing panties and pvc boots whilst gyrating seductively on a pole well, she could be anyone I wasn't looking at her face.
Carrie really isn't remotely disturbing but however still a cool film. Although I will say this. The statue of St Sebastian her demented mother locks her in a cupboard with? Hold crapping hell I couldn't sleep!!!!

 

The last one I saw was The Young Victoria.

 

Cats: the musical!

 

I love that movie. Bill Murray is a genius.

 

500 days of Summer

Watched it with my friend. Its a good film but it screwed around with my feelings about love lol.

 

the silence of the lambs

lol

 

G.I. Joe (and something bout a Cobra) [don't remind me] [[srsly, don't]]

the only upside: Rachel Nichols (!)

at least it was a little better than the train-wreck (or shall say I say Robot-wreck) that is Transformers 2 ): I art not amused

 

This past weekend at work, one of the booths at the flea market I work at that I can see quite clearly from where I work sells DVDs and Rap music and stuff, and they had been playing Transformers 2 Friday and Saturday nonstop all day. Over and Over. I already knew it was a terribly shitty movie before I watched it, but it was like torture to watch it in real life. The cinematography is so annoying, I'm not sure if there is one still camera in the whole film. Everything is flying, and panning, and on a dolly. Its ridiculously annoying. Damn Michael Bay xD.

and then on Sunday they played GI Joe, which was a relief. It was a silly movie, but it was cool, and a whole lot less annoying than Transformers 2. Its funny though, because the GI Joe movie reminded me of a live-action version of Team America World Police xD.

 

The Object Of My Affection

I LOVE that movie <3

 

the brave one-jodi foster is awesome in this

 

Some stupid B-Movie horror about a giant crocodile of which name I cannot remember.

It was funny though.

 

Lake Placid?

 

Agreed with both of you. Just got back from the theater, and I loved it.

And I don't mean to go against my sexual orientation or anything, but Emma Stone is so hot.

 

And Away We Go

 

Paranormal Activity.

This movie is making a killing. My theater was completely packed with college kids. It definitely deserves the attention. I really liked it, and I still can't believe they made it for only $15,000.

 

I thought it was less, but a lot more money goes into Post-Production and stuff. But the $15,000 part is most likely for all of the most important parts. More money is usually spent on advertising afterwards, and this movie seemed to have gotten a lot, especially for a limited release one.

I want to see it though. It looks like one of the more promising modern horror movies, which is rare.

 

Was it less? I don't know. Either way, it's absolutely incredible what they pulled off with that amount of money.

Make sure you go in with an open mind. It's not extremely scary; more creepy than anything else. Then again, I watch horror movies all the time, so maybe that's just me.

 

Of course I love love love horror movies. I hate all the new stupid ones and the remakes and stuff. All catering to a stupid young MTV teen audience. Ugh. I recently watched Drag Me To Hell by Sam Raimi (Evil Dead Trilogy <3) and that wasn't that bad at all just very campy, and silly, but some parts were creepy, and the whole idea of the film is really sad v_v .

and I don't know if it was less, i just thought I had seen a slightly smaller number somewhere. El Mariachi, Robert Rodriguez's first film, was filmed with $7,000 (besides all the post production after the initial cut that won him all the awards and offers to distribute the film globally). That's basically my inspiration right there, because I read his book about making that film as well

 

Fido. the uber cheesy one with the zombies that are domesticated, and it;s still funny/good