Question:
a film you wached recently?
lovelovenannan
2008-07-15 23:30:48 UTC
decribe an interesting film you saw recently
you should say:
when&where you saw it

what type of film it was

what the film was about

and explain why you think it was interesting
Four answers:
MystMoonstruck
2008-07-16 01:14:53 UTC
All of that is rather complex, so I'm going to cop out by listing films I've watched today, all of which I saw on TV, mainly movie channels:

Marie Antoinette (1938)~Watch this instead of the anachronistic recent version! It definitely holds up quite well.



Disappearance~I've watched this a number of times, and it still fascinates me. I swear that next time I will videotape it. You'd expect it to run on the Sci Fi Channel, not Lifetime, as it is sci fi/horror about a creepy ghost town and the nearby town that shares its secret. It's strange to see Susan Dey and Harry Hamlin portraying tired-looking parents.



The Reaping~This is on On Demand for free thank goodness because I wouldn't have wanted to pay for this! Hillary might have won two Oscars, but this made me think that she owes the Academy an apology. Of course, she isn't the first Oscar winner to pick some poor projects. Cuba Gooding, Jr., excels at it. If I want the Plagues of Egypt, I'd rather what "The Mummy"!



A Majority of One~This truly surprised me that it's so good! Rosalind Russell is TCM's Star of the Month, and she co-stars in this one with Alec Guinness (better known as Obi-Wan Kenobi). I hadn't seen this since I was very young, undoubtedly on TV because I thought it was b&w. We didn't have color television till about 1968. The two are wonderful, even if they're cast drastically against type. So much was shown about Japanese culture, and Americans were shown as being willing to learn instead of the usual portrayal of them riding roughshod through a foreign country. I want to see this one again!



The Wisdom of Crocodiles~It's a different sort of vampire Jude Law portrays. I hadn't watched it for a very long time and actually had taped over it; thus, I was happy that I decided to tape it tonight. There's very little bloodshed, and it almost seems like a simple film about a relationship. It reminded me of "Dance of the Damned", starring Cyril O'Reilly as another rather civilized vampire.
DaniRae
2008-07-15 23:51:15 UTC
I watched "I know what you did last summer"



I rented it and watched it in my room with a best friend.



It was a scary movie.



It was about a group of teens who accidentally ran over someone with their car one summer and they end up dumping the body in the ocean. The next summer they get weird notes from him and he starts going after them one by one. (I dont want to give too much, if you havent seen it, but then again it was made in 1997 so you've prolly seen it)



It really wasn't that great. I mean it had a few hot guys in it, and the acting was a bit cheesy.I jumped a few times and it leaves you with a big cliffhanger at the end.



:)
Child Of The KoRn
2008-07-15 23:34:47 UTC
I saw Hellboy 2 today in theaters and I loved it. It blew the original away. It was basically like a superhero movie dropped in the middle of Pan's Labyrinth. One of the best movies I've seen this year.
srinivas
2008-07-15 23:38:16 UTC
READY,A telugu movie in india.It is a block buster movie.



It's a love story.



Second show at vijayalakshmi theatre.


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