The last movie you sat and watched...?

Originally posted by AllBecauseOfU2:[..]

Oh yeah. For me it was, at least. The first one was fine because it was very much like the show, kind of shallow but still fun to watch, but this one...it takes them into married life, and for the entire 2 1/2 hours it was literally watching these women who were once in their early 30s when it's ok to be somewhat shallow discuss marriage as now-boring 40 year olds. It was almost like the start of a new series rather than the completion or the continuation of the old one.

Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:[..]

Animated features surprisingly end up being my favorites to watch on Blu-Ray.

Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:The hurt Locker. I celebrated Memorial day the way I always do. By watching a bunch of war movies.

Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:Watched "Tron" the other night as promised; 3.5/5

Invictus, last night. I felt that the movie was great- inspirational, very well acted, accurate to my knowledge, and entertaining, but there wasn't really any climactic delivery. I understand that sometimes, in historical accuracy being maintained, there isn't a lot of room for build that could ruin integrity, but as my friend said last night, "Everything sort of just...happened." Finding out why the movie was called "Invictus" and the "story" behind that was moving, though.

4.5/5

Originally posted by Hoosier2012:Watched the Zoo TV DVD this afternoon (and I have to say, I'm not a very big fan of the Zooropa part with Mr. MacPhisto- he just looks too weird for me to fully stomach it...but the first half is good). Other than that, it'd be the 4th, 5th, and 6th (the 70s/80s) episodes of Star Wars...and I have to heartily disagree with the poster above me...I think they're quite fantastic.

Originally posted by yuri31:[..]

Oh no, I love episodes V and VI, it's just that I'm surprised that Lucas was allowed to continue and had a huge success as I find Episode IV somewhat cheesy.