What's the latest movie you've seen in the theaters?

[Miluna]

What is the latest movie you've seen in the theaters? (As opposed to popping a DVD/video cassette into the machine, catching it on cable, downloading and watching on iTunes/other subscription service.)

Did you like it? Dislike it?

'X-Men: First Class'

I'm not usually that big a fan of X-Men films; I find I can never really get into them when they're on TV and I end up leaving to do something else about half way through.
But I seriously loved this one! And the cast was excellent...Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy - ooooh god yes. They made that movie so brilliant to watch.
...(as well as the homoerotic subtext - the amount of fangirl squealing during that film... myself included )

[Adele]

I'm a little curious about Harry Potter, but I started to boycott the books/movies after I heard Rowling killed off just about all of my favorite characters. It's just not worth the heart break of watching them die /end of melodramatic rant! lol

I had to share. My sister is reading A Game of Thrones and sent this to me.


The last movie I saw in the theater was Alice in Wonderland. I don't go out much.

[victoreia]

The last movie I saw in the theater was Alice in Wonderland. I don't go out much.

How was that? I was slightly curious to see it, but not enough, in the end, to actually go see it.

Last night I saw Cowboys & Aliens. Han Solo and the new Bond--I couldn't resist.

[Waterfall]

I just saw Captain America today. Wouldn't have seen it until it was on DVD, but my dad wanted to see it and needed me to explain all the comic book stuff to him. And since he was paying, why not?

I liked it and thought it was pretty good. Actually, there's not really anything I didn't like about it. I think I was far more excited about the Avengers trailer at the end (Hawkeye!) but the movie was still good.

[Dark Midnight]

How was that? I was slightly curious to see it, but not enough, in the end, to actually go see it.

It's really good! I thought that I'd hate it, but it was so beautifully and brilliantly done.

[Inca]

What is the latest movie you've seen in the theaters?

Tree of life, with Brad Pitt and some other guy (presumably.)
It was horrendous. We gave up on it after 45 minutes of psychedelic images, sometimes interrupted with wispered 'meaningful' statements, and an animated dinosaur (that one did it for me, there is nothing that can excuse animated dinosaurs.)
We left, and in those 45 minutes we've seen Brad Pitt about ten seconds and the some other guy for 15 secs and I never know if there ever was some story or dialogue to emerge after that.

[Starglade]

Still behind the times here, but week before last I took DD and her BF to see "Super 8." We all loved it. Hubby would have too, I suspect, as he enjoyed "Goonies" back in the day. (Not sure if I should be pleased or annoyed that I likened the former to the latter, without having seen the issue of EW that did the very same thing in its review of the former. It was just that obvious, to me.)

[victoreia]

Still behind the times here, but week before last I took DD and her BF to see "Super 8." We all loved it. Hubby would have too, I suspect, as he enjoyed "Goonies" back in the day. (Not sure if I should be pleased or annoyed that I likened the former to the latter, without having seen the issue of EW that did the very same thing in its review of the former. It was just that obvious, to me.)

I can't believe it's been 25 years since "Goonies" came out.

Just saw "Rise of the Planet of the Apes". Pretty good; I was really rooting for Caesar (the chimp).

[Etheric1]

I can't believe it's been 25 years since "Goonies" came out.

Just saw "Rise of the Planet of the Apes". Pretty good; I was really rooting for Caesar (the chimp).

I've been on the fence about seeing that. I've heard a lot of people say very good things about that movie. I HATED the Planet of the Apes movie that came out a few years ago, and was not much of a fan of the originals. But that one does look interesting nonetheless.

[Shadow]

Insidious last April. I don't go to theatres much, at all. (That trip was for my daughter's b'day.)

Insidious was the last film I saw at the cinema as well. I don't scare easily, am quite happy to watch horrors whilst at home at night alone, but this film did scare me. I really enjoyed it.