What was the last film you watched Mk. II
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. II
The Muppets - best movie I've seen in ages. it had me and my friends in hysterics. I've just got back from it. Not gonna spoil too much but if you love
Spoiler:You will love this!!! A drastic improvement on the last film! Please go and see it, this is one of the few films that is actually WORTH the cinema ticket price!ShowThe Big Bang Theory, Sister Act or School of Rock -
Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. II
Like Crazy
I was initially put off by the fact it was an indie brit flick, and it was different to what I'd normally choose to see, but the acting was great (especially Felicity Jones who plays Anna). Storyline wasn't groundbreaking, but I didn't expect it to be.
7/10 -
Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIDefinitely. I didn't get the El ángel exterminador reference at first, though I've since corrected my ways.(Original post by Nirgilis)
Midnight in Paris - (7.5/10)
Fantastic screenplay and a well acted and directed movie. A great movie for anybody who can get all of the literature references in there for sure
I found myself slightly irked at Wilson's homage-paying body language of Woody Allen. I actually thought at several times, 'is this guy going to pull a 'I've just quite smoking gag'' on us.
Good film though.
To answer the thread: I've just watched Lost in Translation. Great film, but Johansson's character was perhaps the most dislikeable I've ever seen.
Just made me love it even more tbh, awesome movie and not enough people have seen it...