I'd like to see what movies GW as a whole are into. What's the last movie you sat down and watched from beginning to end, and what are you comments/opinions on it? What movies are you looking forward to?

The last movie I've seen was I Am Legend with my friends at the theatre. I'd say that the movie certainly had an interesting concept, and the bare, overgrown, unpopulated New York was depicted beautifully, but in my opinion, I didn't like the way the movie turned towards the end with an action angle.

I'd have to say I'm looking forward to The Dark Knight. Batman Begins was one of my favorite movies, and with Christian Bale reprising the role, it's a guaranteed watch for me.

How about you?

Nice post, Sarhan. I think I'll take a hint from you and add what movies you're looking forward to seeing to the topic description.

I just saw Adaptation, and, man, it was weird. At first it seemed like a lesson-learning drama and at the end it's a desperate thriller. Weird, but good.

The only movies I really want to see are No Country for Old Men, Cloverfield, and Juno.

last time I went to the cinema: can't remember
las time I watched a movie: Scent of a Woman
movie I'm looking foward to: none

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last time I went to the cinema: Yesterday to see AVP2E
las time I watched a movie: Life Free or Die Hard (background movie during New Years eve)
movie I'm looking foward to: Any non-japanese animation that is done by hand

I'm not much of a fan of movies so I only watch them if someone wants me to be there.

Last film I saw was Finding Neverland. I've always wanted to give it a watch, and today was the TV premiere. It's such a great film, one for the ol' collection no doubt.

As for films I'm looking forward to. Hmm, I never really look forward to films, but Dark Knight seems pretty interesting (plus I haven't seen Begins). Otherwise Machine Girl, which seems to be a Japanese combination of Evil Dead 2 and Story of Ricky. Excellent.

The last movie I watched was Primer. For a low budget independent film (produced for only $7,000) it's pretty good. It's a sci-fi puzzle thriller that will have you scratching your head upon your first viewing. The clues are all there but you have to piece it all together and it's pretty difficult to do so. This was my second time watching it and I'm still confused in a few parts. I'm going to have to watch it again a few more times.

I like how there are no big special effects, no violence or swearing, only conversations and actions which you have to watch carefully to figure the film out and what's happening. The way it's filmed is that the director (who also stars in the film as the character Aaron) doesn't spoon feed you anything - you have to really think throughout the entire movie, and I find that refreshing.

I actually watched the remake of The Hitcher just now, and it was alright as far as horror movies these days go but nothing special, pretty much what I expected I guess. Looking forward to Cloverfield, No Country for Old Men... Guess that's it.

Last movie I saw was Hot Rod with Andy Samberg, and it was pretty funny, I really enjoyed it.
I'm looking forward to finding a copy of Kubrick's Paths of Glory with Kirk Douglas to watch.

4Dsheep: Mad Max is awesome. I love it.

Last movies I saw:

- National Treasure 2 (was dragged there)
- Enchanted
- The Namesake

Movies I am looking forward to seeing:

- Juno
- Sweeney Todd
- Atonement
- Eastern Promises
- No Country for Old Men
- There Will Be Blood
- The Kite Runner
- The Bucket List