What's the last movie you rented?

[rbnyc]

The Machinist.

Very sad.

[Bombtrack]

1. Todd Solondz "Storytelling"

I couldn't believe it was an hour and a half. Went by so quickly. Pretty hilarious and riveting. Far better IMO than "Happiness".

Before that:

Serenity
Four Brothers
Better Luck Tomorrow

... trying to remember what else

[rbnyc]

3. Serenity should arrive tommorow.

I'm excited to see it.

[bridgit]

2. prozac nation...

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

4. Two

Single White Female

Heathers

Hadn't seen them in a while

[Left Is Write]

5. I have no idea. We haven't rented a movie in a loooooooong time.

[GalleryGod]

37. The Jacket.

EOM

[Metta]

6. Margaret Cho live and Paper Clips.

Everyone who sees MC slaps the face of the Christian right. Paper Clips is a great homage to the spirit of adventure, inquiry and the true heart.

[khashka]

28. I really wanna see Paper Clips!

Everything I've heard makes it sound wonderful.....

Khash.

[Metta]

33. Out on dvd now, if you didn't know.

Our local Blockbusters had several, I'm happy to see. It's certainly one of the more uplifting events to come out of the Holocaust examination. Have tissues.

[Lavender Brown]

7. The Upside of Anger

[u4ic]

8. Vera Drake

Maddening to think some are trying to bring the US back to those days... :grr:

[LSK]

9. its been years

I used to go to a little mom and pop place but since I moved, I havnt found another place. Whatever is on TV is good enough for me.

[rbnyc]

10. I'm a big Netflix fan, myslef. (nt)

[MiniMandaRuth]

11. Mirage of Blaze...

from Netflix.... ahem.

[LeftyMom]

12. Ray

It made me cry.

[rbnyc]

14. Me Too!

I held my little boy so close!

[SaveElmer]

13. Kingdom of Heaven...great flick...

Too bad it didn't do better at the box office...I really enjoyed it alot.

[Bombtrack]

17. I think it made an assload outside the US

Definetly enough to be profitable I think.

I really don't like Orlando Bloom so I'm waiting for it to be on cable.

[dryan]

19. I liked it too....

a lot of it was very factual according to my husband who is an amateur historian and has read just about every book out there on the Crusades. No wonder the arabs still hate us!

[scarlet_owl]

15. March of the Penguins.

[catmandu57]

16. Almost Famous

It's been a long time.

[Strawman]

18. Batman Begins

Didn't think I would be interested, but I thought it was good.

[fishwax]

20. wedding crashers (n/t)

[Initech]

21. War Of The Worlds

:puke:

[tigereye]

22. I just got Intervew with a Vampire -never saw it before

ann Possession, from the AS Byatt novel that I failed to finish. Several times. ;)

[Jamison]

23. Excorcism of Emily Rose

It was just OK in my opinion.

[khashka]

24. Casablanca

I'm a total sucker for that kind of romance.


Khash.

[politicat]

25. Big Fish.

Watched it today and sent it back. Neat movie. Very moving.

[Flaxbee]

26. Broken Flowers.

Before that, over the weekend, Serenity and The 40 Year Old Virgin.

I'm looking forward to The Constant Gardener and Lord of War.

[sundog]

27. Margaret Cho - Assassin

:thumbsup:

[doc03]

29. Just saw Four Brothers

I liked it, good action movie. Sort of a 21st century Sons of Katie Elder.

[MarianJack]

31. Thanks, doc03!

I've been interested in that one.

[MarianJack]

30. We Just Returned 2 GOODIES!

"Yhe Island", a kick butt movie with a brain.

"In My Country", with Samuel L Jackson & Juliette Binoche. About the reconcilliation hearings in South Africa after the end of Aparteid where so many blacks FORGAVE their white oppressors, many of whom were sincerely sorry for what they had done. A very powerful movie. One touching moment is when an elderly black man asks a former policeman why he destroyed his fruit trees. He turns to him and says "Tell me WHY, sir, so I can FORGIVE you". Also when a former policeman gets on his knees in front of a little boy who had seen him kill his parents. This movie is a true buried treasure.

Of course, we Americans don't have ANYTHING to learn from other cultures. Especially "dem cullid folks"! :sarcasm:

[mitchum]

32. "Grizzly Man" by the greatest living filmmaker, Werner Herzog

[sarahinmexico]

34. The Corporation and Donnie Darko (n/t)

[MissMillie]

35. Hotel Rwanda

quite good

[bbernardini]

36. Mambo Italiano

[Beaverhausen]

38. The Very Long Engagement

It was amazing. Highly recommended from me

[taterguy]

39. Barbarella

Awesome

[Lumily]

40. The Skeleton Key.

Scared the crap out of me.