What movies have you seen recently?

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The Gallows.

Years after a high school boy named Charlie is killed by hanging by a prop failure in a school play called "The Gallows," a high school jock named Reese, who is the star of the play (because he has a crush on his co star, Pfeifer), is convinced by his a$$hole friend to vandalize the set before the play can begin, the night before in this found footage horror film. The two, with a mean spirited cheerleader,break into the school to do harm to the stage set, when Pfeifer appears, saying she saw Reese' car. Then things turn dark for them, as none of the doors open, and the power goes off. Charlie's ghost is still there, and wants to reenact his death. Reese learns about his unexpected connection to Charlie's death. And worse, one of the four is not who he... or she... seems. Decent enough horror flick.

The Gift

A young married couple's lives are troubled when an acquaintance from the husband's past brings mysterious gifts and dark secrets are revealed. . .

really good movie.

I watched part of the first Kill Bill movie but had a hard time hearing it over my dehumidifier. Last night I watched The Dark Crystal but fell asleep before I could finish it (I took two of my sleeping pills) and right now I'm watching Monty Python and the Holy Grail. All three are favorites of mine.

Then again I have 20 plus favorite movies.

Heartbreak Ridge

Get Smart 2008

Hang 'Em High

the mighty ducks.

The last movie I saw was 'What We Do In The Shadows' it was an awesome horror comedy which actually managed to make me laugh which doesn't happen often because I'm not a fan of comedy . If u like vampires and fun horror movies u will love this

Great science fiction film which poses many questions for the viewer to think about.

Watched with Blu-ray audio commentary by actor/director Leonard Nimoy, writer/producer Harve Bennett, director of photography Charles Correll, and actor Robin Curtis.

My glasses are broken, I can't see anything clearly more than six inches in front of my face, and I can't watch any movies or TV shows... but I can listen to them. Jory 1, vision problems 0.

^Yay for Jory! Did you like it? III is my favourite Star Trek movie [along with II and IV]. I just don't talk about V...

I've seen all these movies before and my opinions of them never really change upon repeat viewings. I like III but it isn't close to my favorite. I also like V (sue me) but my favorites are the Nicholas Meyer Trilogy: II, IV, and VI. I've also got a huge soft spot for I, despite its flaws.

Resident Evil: Extinction

Watched with Blu-ray audio commentary by Star Trek Into Darkness writers Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci.

Spectre.

Latest James Bond film. Pursuing a lead left by the late M, Bond begins to realize the missions he had been on in the past (the Daniel Craig movies) are all connected in a vast criminal conspiracy. This at a time when the 00 program faces being fazed out. Brought back is Mr. White (who Bond shot in the leg at the end of Casino Royale), now dying, implores Bond to protect his estranged daughter. Bond finds himself in a growing romance with a former enemy's daughter while trying to protect her from a vast, world wide crime syndicate. Bond comes face to face with his arch nemesis, Christoph Waltz, who is in fact a ghost from Bond's past. More, who Waltz's character proves to be is a real treat for anyone familiar with the 007 movie mythology. I know I greatly enjoyed it.