What is the last movie you saw in the theatre?

[Beaverhausen]

I saw "The New World" the other day. WOW!!! What a great film. I highly recommend it. It opens nationwide on Jan 20th.

Before that I saw "Syriana" I also highly recommend that.

[bigwillq]

1. "Fun with Dick and Jane"

:hi:

[SeattleGirl]

2. "Walk the Line"

Loved the movie, and can't wait until it comes out on DVD, so I can get a copy.

[henslee]

46. Yay. I bet it wins oscars.

[LostInAnomie]

49. Me too

Great movie. It gave me an even greater appreciation of the man and his music.

RIP Johnny

[CatholicEdHead]

3. King Kong

[ncrainbowgrrl]

31. Same- 3 hours of my life that I can't get back.

:(

[EstimatedProphet]

37. Just saw it today

[SaveElmer]

50. Kong as well...I was blown away...one of the best I have seen in years...

Sorry, but Peter Jackson is a friggin genius. The 3 quickest hours I have ever spent in my life!!!

[Rabrrrrrr]

4. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, last week

I'm surprised I was able to find a theater where it was still playing.

:-)

[loudestchick]

56. Saw Harry... again. My kids have been home on break.

[leftofthedial]

5. King Kong

great fun

Syriana was terrific too

[LSK]

6. Revenge of the Sith

Didnt care about it, a friend dragged me to it.

[Left Is Write]

7. The Brothers Grimm.

I still have not seen Walk The Line or Good Night And Good Luck.

[Beaverhausen]

8. they are both great - you should see them soon

How did you like Brothers Grimm?

[Left Is Write]

10. It was okay - it wasn't as bad as the critics said.

It wasn't as good as its potential. If you haven't seen it but are interested, I'd say it's worth a rental or PPV.

[Beausoir]

55. Just watched Brothers Grimm...

Terry Gilliam must've been on mushrooms when he made that.

Very odd...and interesting and just plain weird.

[GOPisEvil]

9. Fahrenheit 9/11

Yeah, I need to get out more. But, I don't like theaters. Too expensive, too many morans, commercials, etc., etc...

[huskerlaw]

12. That's just sad

you need to get out more. ;)

[GOPisEvil]

20. Yeah. It is sad, isn't it?

Now...if/when I make the move...maybe I'll go out more. Maybe. :D

I just don't like doing stuff alone, and I would have to see movies myself for the most part. x(

[Beaverhausen]

15. I live in Los Angeles - the theatres here are worth the price

most of them are big, very comfortable and most importantly, the sound and audio systems are state of the art. And we get the best prints of the films, too. I feel spoiled.

And I try to go to a film after it has been out for a while so there aren't too many morans. Matinees are good for that, too.

[RevCheesehead]

11. I think it was the last Star Wars.

This has got to change.

[LeftyMom]

38. Me too.

:hi:

[xmas74]

13. Took my daughter to the remake of Yours, Mine and Ours.

I don't get to see movies at the theater unless they are strictly family-fare.

[huskerlaw]

14. Day-After-Christmas Marathon...

Capote, Memoirs of a Geisha, The Producers...and a few days later, Walk the Line.

I recommend all of them. :)

[Beaverhausen]

17. You are my new idol

All those films!!! How fun. Don't you love living here with all the movie choices?

[huskerlaw]

21. Actually, the marathon occurred

in Omaha, Nebraska. Cuz frankly, there's nothing else to do. We were pissed that we kept seeing ads for "Casanova" that said it would be released at Christmas, but it wasn't anywhere to be found. I got back to LA and it's everywhere, lol.

However, I have taken advantage of a few limited-release movies here in LA. Most recently, The Chumscrubber. Stupid name, great movie. Ralph Fiennes. Glenn Close. Allison Janney. Fabulous.

[Beaverhausen]

24. oh my - LOL!!!

The New World is only playing at two theatres in Los Angeles.

We went to the Arclight - $14 but seats were reserved and oh man...it sounded and looked amazing.

[huskerlaw]

25. oooh, I've heard

the Arclight is amazing!

What is "The New World" about?

[Beaverhausen]

27. Basically it's about John Smith and Pocohontas

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0402399/

directed by Terence Malick - who puts out a film about once every 10 years.

Colin Farrell and Christian Bale are in it. yummy!

[AlCzervik]

16. Cheaper by the dozen 2

blech, but my daughter liked it.

[RetroLounge]

18. The Squid and the Whale

I recommend it...

Unless you may be getting divorced and have two kids, then not so much...

RL

[Initech]

19. The Producers (the 2005 version)

The stage version was infinately better, but it was still fun to see how it translated to the big screen! Will Ferrell was freaking hilarious as Franz Liebkind.

[Burma Jones]

58. Me Too - Saw the new version

The 1968 original, Oscar Winning, Film is still head and shoulders above the later incarnations, but Jon Lovitz, Uma Thurman and Will Ferrell were pretty funny......

[no name no slogan]

22. Narnia

It was actually quite good.

[trof]

23. Polar Express-IMAX 3-D. Fantastic!

A day-after-Christmas present to the whole family from my super son-in-law.

[datasuspect]

26. the erotic adventures of hercules

[miss_american_pie]

28. Chicken Little

[MrSlayer]

29. Revenge of the Sith.

Before that was F-9/11. I don't go to the movies often.

[pinniped]

30. Sith, I believe.

.

[Fleshdancer]

32. Chronicles of Narnia

I thought the White Witch was badass!

[deadparrot]

33. Rent, in late November. nt

[Paladin]

34. "Brokeback Mountain" The Night Of 1/1/2006

I thought it was excellent, and I expected it to be so---anything formulated by the likes of Ang Lee, Annie Proulx and Larry McMurtry is going to be worth watching.....

[Zomby Woof]

35. Good Night and Good Luck

We plan on seeing Syriana next.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

36. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.....

[Parrcrow]

39. me too

:popcorn:

[johnnie]

40. Kundun

1997

[Skittles]

41. Brokeback Mountain

it's wonderful

[Shine]

42. Syriana on 12/29.

Complex, but good.

[rbnyc]

43. War of the Worlds (nt)

[KitchenWitch]

44. Walk the Line

[bridgit]

45. syriana...

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[StellaBlue]

47. Brokeback Mountain

Only movie this year that was BETTER than I expected. Ledger and Gyllenhall are revelations (I was not particularly a fan of either going in) - I would like Oscar nods for both, though it looks like Ledger's getting all the attention. As someone who remembers the Texas culture in the late 70s/early 80s, I can say those aspects of this film were dead on and made it so, so real to me. Heartwrenching. Not a gay movie. An epic romance movie. Writ small.

[ChoralScholar]

48. Footloose.

Just kidding... probably S.W.A.T.

Yeah, either way, I live in a hole.

[scarlet_owl]

51. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

It was excellent.

[greatauntoftriplets]

52. Good NIght and Good Luck....

On Halloween. It was excellent.

I rarely go to movies in a theatre. Last one I went to was Fahrenheit 911, which I now own on video. Good Night and Good Luck I will buy on DVD...now that I have one as a Christmas gift.

[BreweryYardRat]

53. Kong. Week before last.

I'm tempted to go see it again.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

54. Brokeback Mountain. IMHO the best film of the year, in a walk.

[fishwax]

57. Syriana was the last one I saw

And I thought it was fantastic.