What's the last movie you've seen?

[azukitan]

Crayon Shin-chan: Super-Dimension! The Storm Called My Bride

 

[Alienfish]

Crayon Shin-chan: Super-Dimension! The Storm Called My Bride

Oh god I love Crayon Shin-chan.. that series is so silly. xD

 

[snapdragon]

20 Feet From Stardom. It's a documentary about back-up singers. It was pretty good c:

 

[Delphine]

Miller's Crossing (1990), I loved it!

 

[Trickilicky]

Pan's Labyrinth <3

 

[vbunny]

Guardians of the Galaxy! come for the Chris Pratt, Stay for the cute raccoon!

 

[voldemonet]

In theaters: Into the Woods
At home: Guardians of the Galaxy (sup person above me)
They were both great ^^

 

[(ciel)]

Theaters: The Imitation Game. It was fantastic! I love movies like those...kinda historical, and WWII era.
Home: The Wind Rises. Also fantastic! And a shame I hadn't seen it before then. But so many feelings!!!

 

[Delphine]

Barton Fink (1991)

 

[Heartcore]

The last thing I saw in the theater was Frozen.

 

[Buttercup]

theatres: paranormal activity something, i got kicked out though
home: the way way back

 

[Alienfish]

theatres: paranormal activity something, i got kicked out though
home: the way way back

how did you get kicked out ._.

 

[crystalchild]

crystal fairy and the magical cactus and 2012

 

[Alienfish]

The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail

Short and pretty impressive how much is squeezed in on such a short time and not make it bad at all.

 

[jazzy_jamie]

At home: Lolita (1997). I'm probably kind of sick for saying this but I love that book with all my heart.

 

[Alienfish]

At home: Lolita (1997). I'm probably kind of sick for saying this but I love that book with all my heart.

The hell they did a 90s film of it? Ewww..

 

[Joy]

Hop or something on Disney Channel

 

[Jacklives]

Big Hero 6 in theaters and Evangelion 2.22 at home!

 

[Nunnafinga]

At home: Lolita (1997). I'm probably kind of sick for saying this but I love that book with all my heart.

"Lolita" is a brilliant novel and I think it's impossible to do justice to it in a movie but I thought Jeremy Irons was a pretty good Humbert Humbert......better even than James Mason in the '62 Stanley Kubrick version.

I recently saw The Hobbit:The Battle of the Five Armies and I liked it a lot.Sure,they padded it out with a lot of extra stuff that was not in the book but most of it worked.Is a movie version of The Silmarillion next?

 

[TaMock]

Forever Strong, It's a great movie. You should watch it.