What is the last movie you saw, and rating?
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Re: What is the last movie you saw, and rating?
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Funny Brittish humor in Italy. I enjoyed the first film they did and this one was a nice follow-up.
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That's a real classic, and a landmark film if ever there was one. A great piece of German Expressionism. I've seen it a bunch of times, but one of the most memorable was at a theatre where it was double billed with F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu. A live jazz band from San Francisco accompanied the films with their own original scores (which were dissonant, weird, and fanastic!)Bighuey wrote:The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari. Unusual film from 1919, kind of draggy and contrived even for a silent film, but the settings and production design were very weird and unusual. Also a creepy soundtrack.
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Here Comes The Boom was on the other night ~
It was hysterical! Great family movie, but enjoyable without kids around too!
Last theater movie I saw was Guardians of the Galaxy ~
I fell asleep three times and was very happy when it ended!
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I would gladly pay for this !
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Last night I watched The Gay Divorcee with Fred and Ginger. Not as good as some of their other flicks, but not a bad show. The end production number of The Continental was really cool. It ran about 10 or 15 minutes.
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Loved the music too!...GREAT JOB BAZ! ( one of my fave directors )
I give it a 10!
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