What was the last movie you watched?

[mrbasehart]

Deep Throat. I was just watching it because of its importance.

Debbie Does Dallas is more, ahem, "important".

While Beyond the Green Door is perhaps only the good porno from the era. 

Storywise, at least.

[ScottotD]

VHS

[Johnny Unusual]

Did... did you have an opinion on it?  I mean, it's good to know what you've seen, but what did you think?

[Quantum Vagina]

This Is The End. I can't quite put into words what I think about that movie. It was utterly ridiculous and weird, but I think I enjoyed it? It's like I spent 2 hours talking to my Inappropriate Neighbor. Which I've done, and I enjoyed. It's just WEIRD.

[Tripe]

Deep Throat. I was just watching it because of its importance.

Debbie Does Dallas is more, ahem, "important".

While Beyond the Green Door is perhaps only the good porno from the era. 

Storywise, at least.

Well story wise, but that shower scene in DDD, is pure fucking art.

[Kete]

I'm not a big fan of 3D, but the thought of seeing Gravity in IMAX 3D tomorrow night makes me giddy.

[Johnny Unusual]

2% of critics are with you on that one.

[Nunyerbiz]

As far as Clooney... The American was way worse than Solaris.

and Gravity looks promising... going to try and get a babysitter and see it this weekend.

[Johnny Unusual]

Frankly, I think it looks really exciting.  Maybe this is the first step for Sandra Bullock to start picking interesting roles and reinvigorate her career a la Matthew McConaughey?  And Alfonso Cuarón has made some great movies.  If you haven't seen Y Tu Mama Tambien, you really owe it to yourself.

[MartyS (Gromit)]

The bits of Gravity I've seen look interesting.  I just looked up if it was shot in 3D, nope, it's a conversion.

[Darth Geek]

Gravity looks...interesting. As in, an interesting concept, but not sure how it will sustain a feature length running time.

[Johnny Unusual]

Some of my favourite movies are lean like that.  Duel is just a truck chasing a car for about 90 minutes.  I can imagine this being a non-stop harrowing film.

[d00hickey]

Gravity looks...interesting. As in, an interesting concept, but not sure how it will sustain a feature length running time.

I really hope it has a similar mode/feel to the movie "Moon" starring Sam Rockwell (off subject but a very underrated actor if you asked me)

[ScottotD]

Seeing Gravity tomorrow, SO EXCITED FOR IT.  Looks amazing.

[Relaxing Dragon]

Gravity. Went to the late screening at the Imax. Frankly, this movie completely blew me away. The general concept is very lean (it's essentially an escape movie, practically done Blockbuster Action style), but it always stays exciting and keeps you on the end of your seat. The characters are simple yet solid, and the use of the sound (mostly in the great crescendos and sudden silences) really suck you in. Those visuals, though... utterly breathtaking. The vast beauty of space/Earth and the total horror of the scenario combine into something truly sublime.

It's a grand, special sort of movie. I recommend it to pretty much everyone, preferably on the biggest screen you can find. The 3D did nothing for me, but then, it never does (I'm told by people it does work for that it is worth seeing like that, however).