Movies

[tulip]

The last movie I saw was last week, rented at the hotel where I was staying. It was Revolutionary Road. I'm glad to be living in a time and place where I can make my own decisions.

[AllezGirl]

Milk. It was great.

[ny biker]

BTW I saw it on Monday afternoon and I was literally the only person in the theater. That felt weird. My cell phone vibrated and I went ahead answered it 'cause there was nobody there to be bothered by it.

I've come close to being the only person in the theater, but someone always walks in eventually. The smallest audience I've been part of so far was three people. I actually prefer a near-empty theater because your favorite seat is always available and you don't have to worry about the person next to you talking through the whole movie.

I saw Taken recently and enjoyed it. (I feel very sad for Liam Neeson and his family right now.)

Of all the movies I saw last year, I enjoyed Death Race the most. Seriously. I can't explain it.

[AlwayzOnDaMove]

Didn't Revolutionary Road take place in the '50s? Not exactly happy time.

Yes, Mid-1950's. Revolutionary Road was about a couple struggling to find their passions in life, right? I have never seen it. Is it good? Alien Trespass is a colorful homage to 1950s sci-fi alien invasion films. "Colorful" in that you have fun watching it....no tears in the end.

[tulip]

Yes, Mid-1950's. Revolutionary Road was about a couple struggling to find their passions in life, right? I have never seen it. Is it good? Alien Trespass is a colorful homage to 1950s sci-fi alien invasion films. "Colorful" in that you have fun watching it....no tears in the end.

Revolutionary Road was one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. But it's not a feel-good movie, so if you want that, see something else. Great movie, though.

[ASammy1]

The last movie I saw was "He's Just Not That Into You" and it was ok. It wouldn't have been my first choice of movies but one of my girlfriends was having a rough time and needed a cheesy RomCom.