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Jul 10 '08 by adstmh
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What was the last Movie you saw??

Ok, so to try and enalbe me to settle in a little better to the Threadless community I decided I'd get stuck in with a shit Blog. As I'm a big fan of movies I decided my first Threadless Shit Blog (or T.S.B. if you will) would be a question to you all...

What was the last movie you watched?

I watched Napoleon Dynamite a couple

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adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 9:56am

fucking hell. I'll finish the rest of it...

...of days ago.

There.

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 9:56am

P.S. I obviously mean enable and not enalbe, I don't even know what an enalbe is.

Torakamikaze on Jul 10 '08 at 9:58am

these mistakes are inexcusable

you're cut from the team

deboraborialis on Jul 10 '08 at 9:59am

Last movie I saw in the cinema-Deception (not great)

On DVD-finding neverland (made me cry)

professorE on Jul 10 '08 at 9:59am

1) You can edit your blogs.

2) Welcome.

3) I saw Wall-E on Saturday.

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 9:59am

in the last 2 days i've watched the following:

Into the Blue (not a great movie, but I like it because of Jessica Alba)

The Usual Suspects

Four Brothers

The Punisher

i think when i get off work in 2 hours i'm probably going to go watch fight club, or maybe the kill bill movies

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 10:00am

They are inexcusable. I'm just too damn keen to press the 'Post Comment' button.

Shame on me.

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 10:01am

I watched Napoleon Dynamite a couple of days ago.

did you want to scratch your eyes out like i did?

kaleigh07 on Jul 10 '08 at 10:01am

In the last day I wathced:

Stop Loss

Dazed and Confused

Almost Famous

and Roscoe jenkins.

Tess Fondie on Jul 10 '08 at 10:01am

I think Gattaca was the last movie I saw... it was that or Wall-E both very good movies, just not my favorites

Lonkiponk on Jul 10 '08 at 10:02am

In cinema i saw 'The cronicles of Narnia (prince Caspian)', but in fact I watched 'Devdas' at home.

One of my favourite bollywood movies.

Torakamikaze on Jul 10 '08 at 10:02am

last theatre movie = Incredible Hulk

last DVD = Ace Ventura

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 10:03am

is stop loss good, maria? i've heard good and bad things about it

ginetteginette on Jul 10 '08 at 10:03am

yesterday:

who framed roger rabbit

clue

matilda

abeadle on Jul 10 '08 at 10:04am

The happening... i give it 1 thumb up and 1 thumb down

Steve The Great on Jul 10 '08 at 10:04am

probably indiana jones in theatres.

I just watched The Fifth Element on TV the other evening.

what a weird movie.

abeadle on Jul 10 '08 at 10:04am

and then another thumb down

canceromega on Jul 10 '08 at 10:05am

Wall-E, and before that Penitentiary III.

Bramish on Jul 10 '08 at 10:05am

Just rewatched the 70s Invasion Of The Bodysnatchers again. A timeless classic.

squatterjohn on Jul 10 '08 at 10:05am

I caught the last half of some movie about the producer of an all-black sitcom trying to make it in the unforgiving world of commercial televison. The title had something to do with September and it starred Isiah Washington and Bree from Desperate Housewives/Melrose Place.

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 10:05am

edean..seriously? no. I absolutely love that film, unless I'm in the mood for a serious film Napoleon Dynamite is awesome for a laugh.

I actually don't have any plans tonight so I'm thinking 'Be Kind Rewind'

any good anyone?

kaleigh07 on Jul 10 '08 at 10:07am

Desperate Housewives is amazing :) I need the whole seasons!

DaniellesGarden on Jul 10 '08 at 10:07am

in the theater, Hancock

yesterday i watched 3 movies lol two from netflix and 1 on tv

Lars and the Real Girl

I am legend

Talladega Nights

abeadle on Jul 10 '08 at 10:07am

bee kind rewind is hiiilarious

squatterjohn on Jul 10 '08 at 10:07am

Last cinema movie was probably Juno?

I feel legitimately terrible about not going to the cinema too. Like I am part of the demise of "the artform" caused by DVD and big TVs.

Bramish on Jul 10 '08 at 10:07am

Napoleon Dynamite is ace.

It never reached the same cult status over here so I'm yet to tire of all the merchandise/jokes/quoting sessions it spawned.

trindli on Jul 10 '08 at 10:08am

Last week I saw Okhotnik in the cinema..

on the weekend I started watching For Whom the Bell Tolls but didn't finish it and yesterday we watched 16 Blocks. Both of these I mainly saw to use my new video projector :D

Bramish on Jul 10 '08 at 10:08am

When I say over here I mean back in Britain.

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:09am

Last film in the cinema... um...

I think Indiana Jones and the Stupidly Long Film Title, which was as awful as everyone said it was.

I've watched a bunch of films on DVD recently:

Cache

The Hustler

The Royal Tenenbaums

Capturing the Friedmans

All good or great films.

squatterjohn on Jul 10 '08 at 10:09am

My dad once asked me, "Who's Pedro?" He had seen one of the Vote for Pedro t-shirts.

WhitneyBeth on Jul 10 '08 at 10:09am

in the movies: wall-e

last night on dvd: sweeney todd

the night before on dvd: kiss kiss bang bang

yeeeeeaaahhhhh for netflix!

squatterjohn on Jul 10 '08 at 10:10am

Make that many Vote for Pedro t-shirts. I doubt he'd ask if he just saw one.

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 10:11am

edean..seriously? no. I absolutely love that film, unless I'm in the mood for a serious film Napoleon Dynamite is awesome for a laugh.

i never understood why so many people like this movie, or Borat for that matter

can someone explain it to me?

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:11am

I have Bottle Rocket and In the Mood for Love out on DVD at the moment, too.

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:12am

Well, to make things more confusing - I liked Napoleon Dynamite (not loved) and wasn't that fussed about Borat.

Last good comedy I watched in the cinema was probably Superbad.

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 10:14am

Tell you what, I'd absolutely love to see a Curb film made, not sure how it'd work though and if it'd be feasible given the ending of the last series.

martiandrivein on Jul 10 '08 at 10:15am

hmmm Hancock, but that was terrible.

cassiepaige on Jul 10 '08 at 10:17am

Jesus Camp

and before that

Prom Night

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 10:19am

i never understood why so many people like this movie, or Borat for that matter

can someone explain it to me?

I guess it's just because it's silly comedy, sometimes that's just what you want to watch.

I love Napoleon and Borat but I can totally understand why people don't like them.

Witty comedy is generally better though, in my opinion.

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:23am

I don't think a Curb film would work very well, but I'm looking forward to the Arrested Development film.

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:25am

To be honest, it's not really worth asking people to "explain" why they like a comedy. If you don't find it funny, you don't find it funny - sense of humour is relative.

I'm sure if you named a load of films you find hilarious, there would be some I just didn't get.

smitten kitten on Jul 10 '08 at 10:27am

I saw the latest Indian Jones movie. He should have quit while he was ahead.

smitten kitten on Jul 10 '08 at 10:31am

Last movie a saw on DVD was Wristcutters. I really liked it.

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 10:31am

^i thought about that while i was posting, but i've asked plenty of people that tell me it's a good movie, and no one can tell me why they like it so much

I guess it's just because it's silly comedy, sometimes that's just what you want to watch.

i can respect that answer, personally, i didn't see anything "silly" about it (silly IMO is dumb and dumber, and the like)

i am glad that you didn't say what everyone else says: "you have to watch it like 3 times before it is actually funny"

i watched it once, and if i didn't find it funny the first time, i won't find it funny any other time

tracerbullet on Jul 10 '08 at 10:31am

dude, john, jebbie's totally asking you out. say yes.

Mr Anonymous on Jul 10 '08 at 10:32am

at the cinema : the happening - very disapointing, easily m. night shamalamadingdong's worst film. i'd give it 1 out of 5

on dvd : sweeny todd - i was shocked in the first minute... no one ever told me it was a musical! i'd give it 3 out of 5

edean on Jul 10 '08 at 10:32am

*gets off soapbox*

13strong on Jul 10 '08 at 10:37am

edean - too right. You get this a lot with Wes Anderson films. Someone will complain that Life Aquatic of Tenenbaums isn't funny, and loads of people will go on about how "Oh, well, you obviously just don't "get" it. You should stick to films like Scary Movie". It's so patronising, it's ridiculous.

If you don't find Napoleon Dynamite funny, you don't find it funny - end of story!

Seriously, though - name some films you find hilarious, and let's see whether everyone else does!

adstmh on Jul 10 '08 at 10:37am

Nah certainly not, I watched it the first time and instantly liked it. I can't get my head around people saying that either to be honest, a movie should be understandable, at least to a degree, on the first watch, maybe after a second you pick up on things you missed out originally.

In my opinion Napoleon isn't really like that, it's obvious in that it's just daft, pointless, there's no REAL plot and it's just cheap laughs at nerds all the way, but if i'm in the mood I think it's awesome to watch.

tracerbullet on Jul 10 '08 at 10:39am

I refuse to watch Napoleon Dynamite because every trailer and clip I've seen from that movie has just annoyed me instead of making me laugh. But that's just me.

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