Alien Abduction on netflix, a crappy found-footage horror film about the Brown Lights of NC. I watched it cause I live fairly close to the Brown Nights so I was interested in it but it's just another B-film.

I actually have just seen the movie Barbie and the magic of the rainbow *don't judge* It was a good movie and I liked it somewhat as it could be pretty entertaining in a way and it was just a fun movie overall.

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The last movie that I have seen was Are We There Yet. My new foster bother was watching it when I got home yesterday so I was able to catch most of it and I'm surprised at how much of the movie I had forgotten about.

The last movie i watched was actually Final Fantasy 7: Advent children: the extended edition. 

I simply fancied watching the film as i had just completed Final Fantasy for perhaps the 25th time or so.. And it is pretty much a re occurring habit that i have where i watch the film after i have completed the game, It just makes it feel more complete. 

Honestly i did not realise there was even a extended edition so there were a few scenes that i had never seen before and for the most part they added more to how much of a spectacle the film was. 

I mean the film looks beautiful and despite being a few years old it still looks amazing, The story is pretty lacking in my opinion but it has a lot of decent fights and the Turks are there mainly for comedic support, Though i do like how they developed Rufus as he does not really get that much dialogue in the game. 

My only problem with the film is that it focuses too much on cloud and tifa and you do not really get to see any of the other 6 character fighting or really doing anything. (Yes there is 9 characters i only mentioned 8 but aerith is dead so ssh)

SO yeah if you have not seen the film i recommend that you do!

My husband tried to get me to watch "Think Like a Man Too", but I couldn't do it. I don't even know how he got ten minutes into the movie, to be honest.

I'm not even sure what the last movie I watched was... because I don't watch movies all that often. However, I do remember watching "Mom's Night Out" with Sean Astin.  It was one of the better 'Christian' films I've seen, and very sweet. I would recommend it even for people that aren't Christian.  It was well done and humorous.

I also think Sean Astin doesn't get enough credit.  While he might not be the best actor out there... he does a good job with most of his roles, I feel.

The last movie that I have seen was The Simpsons movie. I saw it sometime last night, and this was actually the first time that I have watched the entire movie in one sitting It was a really funny movie with a lot of great laughs. I really think that The Simpsons needs to make one more movie before they get cancelled because that would be a great way to end the show.

EDIT: I just looked it uo, and a sequel has just been hinted at 2 days ago.

The last movie I saw was....Defiance with Daniel Craig.  It's basically a WWII story about the genocide in Eastern Europe.  Good movie...but thought it would be a little more powerful and thought out...but nevertheless worth a watch.

Just last night I watched Wreck it Ralph and the Adventures of Tintin. This was the 2nd time I had seen Tintin, and I realized that throughout the entire movie, the name of the movie is on the screen in the bottom right corner, which I thought was really weird, but it was a great movie, with a lot of hilarious scenes.

The last movie I saw was the Judge staring Robert Downey Jr. 
I believe that this was one of the better movies that has come out this year and I would recommend that you take the time to watch it.

I saw the Maze Runner as of late.

Pretty K, although the whole "Dystopian Society" thing seems to be on it's way out in Hollywood. With The Hunger Games finally phasing out, I don't think we'll see things like Divergent or the recent Maze Runner pop up for awhile. Regular action film with kids who do things and run around in a maze.

I had just seen a bit of Warm Bodies last night and it was pretty cool in a way I guess. I started watching it maybe about half way through and I watched it until the end. There were a few scenes that I liked.

The last movie I watched was Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows part 2. I think it was significantly better than the first part, because a lot more happens in the second part, especially in preparation to defeat Voldemort. I didn't really watch a lot of it though first off because it was on abc family, and whenever they do a Harry Potter marathon, each movie is stretched out to be 5 hours long, plus I was really only watching it to kill some time before the Notre Dame game came on at 8:00. Personally though, I really wish JK didn't kill so many of the important characters...

Harry Potter and Chamber of Secrets. Moaning myrtle was great. And those spiders, man! Awesome.

The last movie I watched was: A Knight's Tale. A Heath Ledger movie. It was one of his early roles, but it is still rather good. It is nice to see him act as a good guy! Although the movie isn't bad, the only reason I watch it is because I got it free with Signing up for Ultraviolet. (I am glad that I have it though.)

The last movie I saw was...The Lincoln Lawyer with Matt McCaugh (y'all know who I mean I can never remember how to spell that name) and Ryan Philippe.  8.5/10....Kept my attention the whole time.  Definitely give a watch.

The last movie that I saw was Edge of Tomorrow, when it came out on DVD recentyl, I knew I had to pick it up and I was able to watch about 80% of the movie earlier today.

Stephen : You mean the last movie that I went the whole way through, or one that I started. I started watching Birdie and Bogey with my mom, but she had to go to work about ten minutes before it was over, before that...I watched PacMan cartoons but can't remember which one I watched last. I do not even know if that would count. Before that I would have to say that the last movie that I watched the whole way through would be the How to Train your Dragon...the first one.

Movie? I think the last movie that I have seen would have to be Draft Day, and I watched that about a week or two ago. 

Lucy. It was pretty awesome.

It gets pretty gory at parts, if that sort of thing affects you.

But it never had a dull moment.