What Movies Have You Seen Recently?, Old and new

The Sci Fi network released Highlander: The Source onto DVD a couple weeks ago. Surprised no one has caught it yet. Haven't senit myself but I do know that it has Adrian Paul in it

Awesome, I shall keep me eyes open for the DVD (and of course, the handsome bloke)...Aye, I know there is a storyline, as well....just makes it all the more interesting

I caught The Illusionist on tv last night (thank goodness on one of those stations with no commercials) and it was really good. I wish I had seen it in the theatre now. And the other day, Borders had a really good sale on dvd's - for just $5.99 I bought Breakfast at Tiffany's and Love, Actually. My eldest daughter gave me the latter for Christmas a year ago and borrowed it recently. So I called her and told her she could keep it - she was a happy camper.

My son took his dad and I to see Iron Man. It was a very good movie

The Mist (weird) and Lions for Lambs pretty good.

Camac.

I watched The Ruins. Give 4/10

The very stimulating 'Elektra'. OK, maybe not mentally stimulating, but Ms. Garner is definitely worth a little eye-candy.

Och, whose being Shallow now Ranger

Sorry, Off Topic (had to jab him back from last time) Ah, we're all human & like a lil' eye candy

Eye Candy? Shoot, there's nothing like a good volleyball scene just for some gratuitous ogling like in Top Gun, right?

Enter the Dragon (w/Bruce Lee)

Bridge to Terabithia - if you haven't seen it, I really recommend it. It's hard to categorize this movie. For the most part it's a coming of age movie for pre-teens, but it holds quite a whallop!

Then the wife made me watch PS I Love You - OK I'll admit it. The movie was actually pretty good. Awesome scenery, good storyline, great acting....and one awesome soundtrack. It has songs from The Pogues, Flogging Molly and James Blunt, to name a few. The Pogues tune is an older 80's song that they did with the late Kirsty MacColl....Fairytale of New York. They play it at a wake. Again, I can't say enough about the soundtrack. Just awesome.

The 300 Spartans (1962)

I rented a movie called: CLOVERFIELD. It’s so bad I couldn’t watch it more then ten minutes.

Hi Ranger,

It is quite strange (for me), but when Bridge To Terabithia came out I think I must have seen it at least three times and when the DVD came out, I bought it. After doing research on Katherine Patterson (the author), I bought a re-print of the book that she wrote back in 1977. I remembered that my wife had this book back when it was first published (she was a Sp.Ed. teacher).

In my opinion, the screen writers did an excellent job translating the almost-30-year-old book into what people can relate to now. It is very poignant and there's a lot of charm from the two main actors - Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb.