The last movie you sat and watched...?

Originally posted by katherine94:That's a bit harsh lol
They are shit, but they're shit that I love, if that makes any sense. I enjoyed those books when I was younger, I have fond memories of them, so watching the movies gives me a bit of nostalgia, y'know?

Originally posted by WojBhoy:[..]
Hmm, I dunno, I don't really dig the films. I loved the books until I got to about 14? Prisoner of Azkaban was the pinnacle for me, after that I just lost interest. And hang on, "when I was younger" !? You're 14 matey, YOU'RE STILL YOUNG! lol. Young people these days...

Originally posted by katherine94:Lol, when I was younger then I am now still counts as when I was younger
POA was definitely the best book, can't top that one. The movies are alright, but after having read the books, I feel obligated to go see them

Originally posted by WojBhoy:[..]
Aha, I know the feeling. Problem is, I know I'm gonna be disappointed even before hand, not that I go in with any kind of mindset, I try and enjoy them but I've already got my own ideas for the books etc., and the films just provide an unwanted contrast. And what I was getting at was that you were sounding like some old fogey with "when I was younger" lol I don't doubt you were younger then, that's kinda how it works lol, but yeah, anywaaaaaaaaaaaaaay...

Originally posted by anstratdubh1979:The last movie that I sat and watched in a movie theatre was the LA Film Festival screening of "It Might Get Loud" featuring Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White. Even cooler? Jack White and Jimmy Page were there! Good times.

Originally posted by flowerchild:harry potter and the halfblood prince


thought this movie was quite good. better than the 5th one for sure.
some things felt a little rushed again, they left out an important scene here and there, but there were some really powerful ones that made up for it. very intense mood throughout the film. and really had to suppress a tear here and there.. despised dumbledore after the 7th book, but when he died (or had to drink that potion) I couldn't help getting watery eyes

Originally posted by notcomingdown:Young @ Heart. It is a documentary about a choir of people in their 70's and 80's singing songs by the Clash, Coldplay, and Sonic Youth. Sounds weird, but very moving.

Originally posted by Commrandr:Get Shorty