Last movie you watched?

[Invader Bloo]

Meet the Spartans.
Eh, it was okay. Not as bad as some people say. Scary Movie 1 & 3 are light years above this though. I'd give it 4/10

[Nathander]

Wall-E

Fantastic. I simply cannot think of a better word to describe the experience. It is one of the finest CGI movies I have ever seen, and is easily the best film Pixar has made to date. If you haven't yet, go and see it. Now.

[BluebottleFlyer]

Shrooms

Caught this by accident...anyone else who's seen this will know that it involves the usual horror film cliches: group of teens, isolated location, creepy house, grisly deaths. Except this also throws magic mushrooms into the mix. I didn't enjoy it, couldn't really stand any of the characters, and I really don't like seeing gore.

[jekylljuice]

Originally Posted by taranchula

Mom only got a brief cameo in the movie itself, but she did play a huge role in one of the DVD extras. The extra in question was sort of a "Lost episode" of Futurama which was just a collection of cut-scenes from the 2003 Futurama video game, in which Mom was the main villain.

That's cool. And hopefully she'll receive a bit more screen time in the two upcoming movies. Mom rocks.

Originally Posted by kageri

If Fry and Leela don't get together by the end of all this I'll probably have an aneurysm.

Aww, you mean they're still not? Yeesh...gotta say, that was something which I did find ever-so-slightly frustrating about the latter half of the series...the number of episodes which concluded with the implication that Leela had finally realised her feelings for Fry only for things to be pretty much back to normal by the next episode (guess it's the secret of all television, right Fry?). I liked how they ended the original series finale, "The Devil's Hands are Idle Playthings", on an ambiguous, but pretty positive note, and I personally chose to take it as a sign that they would finally get together. I mean, I was never what you'd call a rabid, foaming-at-the-mouth Fry/Leela shipper, but I did feel sympathy for poor, sweet-natured Fry, and want him to succeed.

As for what movies I've been watching lately, I'm kind of surprised to acknowledge that I haven't really seen anything over the past several days. Usually, I always find the time to squeeze at least one in. Wow, I must be really busy right now.

[Cassini90125]

Independence Day. Still a rousing good time everytime I see it.

[Ccook50]

The Gridiron Gang. One of those "based on a true story" movies about a warden for a juvenile stalag who decides to form a football team with his charges. Decent little film, and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson shows some acting chops here.

[some guy you dont know]

the last half on independence day. cool movie, i need to start watching it more often.

[Mac-a-lacka]

Hidalgo.

My 5th favorite.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Hancock

Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris

I was really impressed with both of these movies. Hancock is a very different breed of Will Smith movies, its VERY dark but also very funny, its extremely more mature and adult and not something kids are up for as far as tastes go. There's some confusing parts to the climax of the movie as the story gets kind of weird.

However, it certainly makes the movie more depth and proves there's more to it then meets the eye. The Gamera movie was fantastic. I'm not a Gamera fan by any means, but by fellow Godzilla fan is and he showed me the most recent Gamera trilogy movies that came out and this 3rd one was simply kick ass.

Great monster, bad ass new design for Gamera the turtle, deliciously attractive little cast, and nice camera and music work. All in all, two great movies .

[taranchula]

Hairspray: The original John Waters version.

This is of course is the movie that inspired the musical of the same name, and last year's movie which was based on said musical.