The last film you watched...

Human Traffic!

 

Yes, it's a brilliant film, one of my favourites

Last one:
A Canterbury Tale (1944), I'm having a Powell / Pressburger season

 

The Bourne Ultimatum ... excellent action, good end to the trilogy; but well if you are a purist tis nothing like the book.
i haven't read the first two, but in anticipation of seeing this movie I bought the book and started reading it (about 1/7 the way through - 100 pages or so). The movie is NOTHING like the book. Seems like it's a totally different perspective of what happened with Jason Bourne.
Makes me want to go back and read the first two to see what else was missed in the movies.

 

Blood Diamond - great film.....

 

In Which We Serve (1942)

 

Smokin Aces

 

If...

 

Hostel 2 last night, I loved it!! sick sick sick

 

Withnail & I, remastered and digitally projected at the cinema, and for only £3 too


"Throw yourself into the road, darling, you haven't got a chance!"

 

Lord of War

 

28 Weeks Later

 

Atonement at the cinema. Totally not my kind of film usually, but it had me semi-interested because of the love story between the handsome chap and the chisel-faced girl...but then it just dragged too long. It was ok though

 

Hahaha, ahh that cracked me up. I think it was 'handsome chap and the chisel-faced girl' that did it

I watched 'Revolver' last night. Brilliant!
Third viewing of the film and it was the best yet. I guess it's just starting to make a bit of sense! :tongue:

 

"Calvaire" (The Ordeal), Belgian film, twisted!

 

"Popcorn", quite original new British comedy, definitely has its moments

 

Kidulthood. 'Kids' meets 'Thirteen' meets an English 'Boyz n the Hood', excellent portrayal of some of the style of modern urban Britain with a great UK hiphop and rap soundtrack!

 

Deliverance. Scream like a pig!

 

'The Wind That Shakes The Barley' - loved it, a great piece of work, heart wrending and highly political, as appropriate to modern imperialism as to that of the 1920s. 'How can an election be free and fair in a country occupied by the most powerful nation on Earth?' - Something tells me Ken Loach wasn't really talking about Ireland when he slipped that in....

 

Waking Life.

 

Death Proof