I do not really know. I saw "The Happening" on the cinema. It was the most boring film ever... it is supposed to be a horror film, but I laughed more than I got scared. It was horrible... I have seen parts of films on the television, but I can not remember the names.

The most recent movie i've just watched is untraceable. Loved it!

The basic synopsis is:
Within the FBI, there exists a division dedicated to investigating and prosecuting criminals on the internet. Welcome to the front lines of the war on cybercrime, where Special Agent Jennifer Marsh has seen it all--until now. A tech-savvy internet predator is displaying his graphic murders on his own website--and the fate of each of his tormented captives is left in the hands on the public: the more hits his site gets, the faster his victims die. When this game of cat and mouse becomes personal, Marsh and her team must race against the clock to track down this technical mastermind who is virtually untraceable.


The movie was great in terms of how technology can really affect our lives. 10/10 in my opinion...

the new mummy movie that was terrible. it was boring and long and the storyline was kinda stupid no point to it. the older mummy's movies were much better then this one

Just watched Cloverfield last night ^^

Long time ago I enjoyed a film so much, the movie is really built up well and takes you right next to the actors I loved it.

The most recent one? I watch.. hmm.. must be the Pirate Carribeans..
It is funny and make me laugh more than i could laugh, this movie is the best comedy and fighting. In some point it is interesting in fighting, while comedy is mixed inside, so let the audience feels relax and not very tense. This is good movie for relaxing while needing something to go serious on.

I've watched Hellboy II: The Golden Army, last weekend. I cannot exactly compare it to the first one, see, the first one had somewhat nice visual effects, like summoning Anung un Rama into this world, Karl Ruprecht Kroenen's mangled face while the second one has a lot of other... species, like trolls, elves, tooth faeries, goblins and a whole lot more. Personally, I prefer the second one. There is not much action going on, if you call the slaughter of BPRD agents action, but I liked it because there is much more fantasy. It, somehow, paints a magical world beyond what human eyes can see; in a way, it is a lot more magical than the "occult" workings of the Nazi and Rasputin in the first film.

Oh yeah, I especially liked the Angel of Death. I think it's a "she" but it seems to speak in two voices: one male and one female. Those who have watched del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth might recognize some similarities in The Golden Army

Well enough of that, as any further rambling from me might end with spoilers for those who cared

the last move i saw was... Michael Clayton.. well to be honest, i think this movie is a bit 'heavy' as it's a nominator for some movie awards.. i found myself confused at times.. the plot is a bit complex i think, not something that you could saw without using your brain.. maybe it's just me?

I've pretty much seen every new movie, except for the girly ones. Last one was Wanted, which I thought was a pretty awesome movie with some great special effects. I just loved how they were able to shoot around corners and all the mysteries.

The last movie I saw on TV was just a few hours ago - V For Vendetta, which was amazing.
Last new movie I saw was Iron Man, which was also really good. I was expecting a generic hero type story where the guy saves people from robbers and stuff, but I was pleasantly surprised.
Last movie I saw in theaters was The Dark Knight. I don't really have to say anything about this one.