Whats the LAST movie you have watched?

[scott wurcer]

"Citizen Kane" (1941). It's a shame that I haven't seen it before. And to be honest, I don't think I had to if not a college assignment. However, I'm really glad I watched it. A great movie and it's still looking great.

Unfortunately the opportunities to screen a large body of historical/alternative films have shrunk dramatically. I was lucky to be introduced to film as more than entertainment in 1966 by a film buff teacher.

The British Film Institute has a lot of best of lists compiled that might be of interest, Analysis: The Greatest Films of All Time 2012 | BFI

 

[mountainman bob]

Green Book......awesome movie, music related true story.

 

[jackinnj]

I had a similar experience to Scott's -- but in college -- I opted out of ACS certification to take more electives outside of chemistry and had a phenomenal film instructor., also Shakespearean poetry and comparative theology instead of an awful ACS required chemistry course about rocks.

I will watch anything with Norma Shearer.

 

[scott wurcer]

I had a similar experience to Scott's -- but in college --

A Jesuit of course, Mr. Dolan. After school activities, 16yr. old males watching Bergman and Fellini.

 

[thaumaturge]

Put on a DVD.... Princess Caribou with Phoebe Cates. Great story, horrible cinematography. I still like it.
Doc

 

[jackinnj]

"Amelie" was on again, I watched it of course.

 

[scott wurcer]

The Ghoul has passed away, Parma will never be the same.

 

[leadbelly]

Just watched Glass. Generally enjoyable, as any Shyamalan film where you haven't guessed the ending. The whole McAvoy-Split thing is the downer, just too over the top to be enjoyable for me.

 

[BP1Fanatic]

^I agree!^

 

[jackinnj]

"Cousin Cousine" -- nice to watch folks get pie-faced at a wedding

 

[chrisb]

If Netflix forays count, two recent sleepers were iBoy and See You Yesterday

 

[Octavia]

All Is True - an interesting look at Shakespere

 

[Reactance]

Dark City 1998 (Directors Cut)

 

[leadbelly]

The Mechanic, 1972. Nice Husqvarnas.

 

[harum]

"Los Santos Inocentes", based on Miguel Delibes novel, is about life in the spanish country during later years of the Franco regime.

 

[BP1Fanatic]

Beats on Netflix! If you got subs, then they will get a workout! Nice visuals too.

 

[jackinnj]

"At the Circus" Marx Bros plus Eve Arden and Margaret Dumont.

 

[leadbelly]

Just watched The Deadwood Movie. The TV show was probably my all time favorite show. The movie was a little light fare compared to the series.

 

[Octavia]

Rolling Thunder Review - Bob Dylan concert tour movie new on Netflix.

 

[jackinnj]

"Riptide" 1934 with Norma Shearer, Robert Montgomery and Herbert Marshall. Norma Shearer was femme fatale of American cinema in the early 30's!