What Was The Last Movie/Anime You Watched?

[MJMaranan]

Blue Exorcist is a decent anime...  After his voiceover work on Sword Art Online, I've become bored of hearing Bryce Papenbrook.  In my opinion, Kirito and Rin basically have the same personality, which I found annoying.  Although, I enjoyed his Masaomi Kida and Zidane Tribal work on Durarara!! and the Dissidia series, respectively.

[blipcs76]

I picked up a bunch of Studio Ghibli blu-rays as I rejoined the Disney Movie Club.  Added Castle in the Sky, Howl's Moving Castle, Whisper of the Heart and My Neighbor Totoro.  Rewatched Castle in the Sky this weekend and it remains one of my favorite Miyazaki films.

[scott]

Watched Rock of Ages again last night. Love that movie, but I think its because its filled with my kind of rock music.

[stethebubble]

I picked up a bunch of Studio Ghibli blu-rays as I rejoined the Disney Movie Club.  Added Castle in the Sky, Howl's Moving Castle, Whisper of the Heart and My Neighbor Totoro.  Rewatched Castle in the Sky this weekend and it remains one of my favorite Miyazaki films.

they need to come out with a bluray box set and take my damn money already

[MJMaranan]

I picked up a bunch of Studio Ghibli blu-rays as I rejoined the Disney Movie Club.  Added Castle in the Sky, Howl's Moving Castle, Whisper of the Heart and My Neighbor Totoro.  Rewatched Castle in the Sky this weekend and it remains one of my favorite Miyazaki films.

they need to come out with a bluray box set and take my damn money already

I second this motion.  Although, to be clear...  Are we talking Studio Ghibli or Hayao Miyazaki films?  No objections to either but with Studio Ghibli, wider selection.

The day comes when a Studio Ghibli boxset releases, I'll be watching Grave Of The Fireflies with my brother.

[stethebubble]

I picked up a bunch of Studio Ghibli blu-rays as I rejoined the Disney Movie Club.  Added Castle in the Sky, Howl's Moving Castle, Whisper of the Heart and My Neighbor Totoro.  Rewatched Castle in the Sky this weekend and it remains one of my favorite Miyazaki films.

they need to come out with a bluray box set and take my damn money already

I second this motion.  Although, to be clear...  Are we talking Studio Ghibli or Hayao Miyazaki films?  No objections to either but with Studio Ghibli, wider selection.

The day comes when a Studio Ghibli boxset releases, I'll be watching Grave Of The Fireflies with my brother.

i have nott seen that one yet

[stethebubble]

cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2

[MJMaranan]

i have nott seen that one yet

Very sad movie, in my opinion.  Watched the movie in my high school Japanese class, and I was either holding back the tears or asking for a box of tissue.

[bikingjahuty]

Currently watching Toradora. It's hilarious and adorable lol

[brunauss]

Saw 300: Rise of an Empire. It was exclusively in 3D and just as awesome as the first. Oh, there will be a third 300 movie too.

[stethebubble]

last vegas

it was pretty funny

[brunauss]

Doing a regular movie marathon after doing some oscar nominee binge watching. Saw Non-Stop before work. another great Liam Neison action film.

[burningdoom]

I watched the Fright Night remake.

Great vampire movie (no sparkling men here). It completely respected the source material, yet felt like a modern update. Nothing story-wise or major was changed. Just had better special effects, set currently rather than in the 80s, updated the styles and dialogue to match 2011, and the T.V. "vampire hunter" character was changed a bit.

I loved the original, and I'm looking to buy this version now, too. Great, fun little ride for horror fans, and it's tame enough to watch with the kiddies even (not saying it won't scare some of the more timid ones; but nothing that will scar them for life, no sex, no nudity).

[90snostalga]

Me and my wife watched Don John last night.  One of the most horrible movies and endings I have ever seen.  DO NOT WATCH...I repeat DO NOT WATCH...Waste of your time

[kamikazekeeg]

Decided to go and marathon the Harry Potter series as I realized I hadn't watched them since I first saw them in theater.  I didn't really get into them till they matured a bit more around the 3rd or 4th flick, but the Sorceror's Stone was pretty good.  It's still a very fun and imaginative family film. Probably appreciate it more than I did when it first came out as it was around the 2nd year of highschool for me and it probably seemed to kiddish at the time lol