What was the last movie you watched?

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The Dark Knight

It was pretty much...

Oh wait...

I didn't actually see it yet. Just seemed that it was what all the cool kids were doing. ;)

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Don't give into peer pressure Kendrik! See Kit Kittredge: An American Girl instead. XD
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Into the Wild - I'd give it an A.
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Andy Griffith the complete second season:

8.25/10

Good clean fun. Better than the first season IMO.
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Rambo - B

Wow. Uhm. I really had very low expectations for this movie, and what I found was a film that actually had a plot and a message along with insane action. Then again, it's the most graphically violent movie I can recall ever seeing.

Not something I can up and recommend, but I was pleased with it.
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The Dark Knight

A+

Best movie ever, period. A masterpiece. Heath Ledger made the movie, his acting was phenominal.
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Oceans 13, I enjoyed it
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The Legend of Bagger Vance

Cinematic beauty, with terrific acting, an graceful musical score, and the perfect deliverance of a grand message. My third favorite movie of all time. :mrgreen:

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Drillbit Taylor - C+

Alright. I pretty much didn't stop laughing while watching this movie. It reminded me of all that social awkwardness of wanting to be accepted and stuff back in that age-frame. Still, it wasn't really an amazing movie... just a really funny one.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off - B+

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Casino Royale - B

Definitely the best Bond film I've ever seen, but I wasn't blown away.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze - C

'Nuff said. Actually, despite the expected corniness, bad acting, and poor action sequences, I actually had a lot of fun.
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Casino Royale...is one of my favorite movies. Now that Dark Knight is over, it's time to start freaking out over Quantum of Solace.

But not nearly as much. ;)

Just saw WALL-E today and enjoyed it much, much more than I thought I would. My favorite Pixar film since Finding Nemo. It was excellent.

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Fight Club - A+

:shock: Wow. Easily one of the best movies I've ever seen. I dare not talk about it in detail (it's against the rules, y'see)... but... it's pretty much a masterpiece on every level. The sexual content was... eh... not as bad or frequent as it could have been... but still awkward. Plenty of profanity and graphic violence to go around, too.

Still. :shock: It was amaaaaazing. XD
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Superman: Doomsday

6/10

What? Just a glorified average TV Superman episode. Really dissapointing considering it's DC's first real animated movie.

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Justice League: the New Frontier.

7.5/10

Different, yet the same. Strange, yet good. MUCH better than Superman: Doomsday.

Enjoyable movie. :)
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Er... uhm...

Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle - B-

Lemme just say this: It's very inappropriate, and I don't recommend anyone here see it. Still... I lol'd... a lot. Stoner comedies (I'm calling 'em that)... are just... odd.

Favorite lines in the movie: "Dude, where's my car?" "Where's his car, dude?"
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The X-Files: I Want to Believe

Solid but not outstanding. It felt like an extended episode of the series... I feel it would have done much better with a TV treatment, instead of a theatrical one. Some corny performances (especially from Amanda Peet) really brought it down, but a decent script helped things out. Sadly, there was hardly a climax. Not something you'd expect from a summer movie like this. Oh well. I can still remember the show.

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