What did you watch this weekend? 1/18-1/20 (1 Viewer)

[Josh_Hill]

Theater:

Black Hawk Down ****

LOTR (10th time) ****

DVD:

Snatch

Bruce Campbell VS. Army of Darkness Bootleg

The Cell

Goonies

Blair Witch Project

 

[RogerB]

DVD: eXistenZ

I was a bit disappointed.

 

[mark_d]

Cinema:
Nowt. Rarely get the chance anymore :frowning:
DVD:
"A Knight's Tale". How did I miss this one? Thought it was an exciting, funny adventure tale "like they don't make 'em anymore" with a terrific cast. Ordered it from my etailer of choice first thing this morning.
Oh, and I caught most of TPM while doing the ironing and Toy Story 2 is on almost continuously for my daughter. Luckily it's such a good film it doesn't grate after the 1 zillionth viewing. And it's a good job these DVDs don't wear out...
TV:
"The Bone Collector". A far more enjoyable pot-boiler than I was expecting. Corny, yeah, but an amusing way to while away a couple of hours before bedtime.
Mark

 

[John Stone]

It was a DVD weekend at my house! We watched the following:
- Toy Story
- Blazing Saddles
- Tron
- Planes, Trains and Automobiles
- Tombstone
- The Abyss
- First Blood
- Gross Pointe Blank
Also, thanks to Disney for the excellent Tron and Tombstone releases!
I keep track of the last date each DVD is watched with my DVD database. I can sort them by "Date Watched" so that I can quickly see what titles I have not watched in a long time (or not wacthed ever--I have 81 DVDs with a "Last Watched" date of 00/00/0000) .

 

[Jeffrey Noel]

Well, I was pretty lame this weekend. I watched one DVD: Bram Stroker's Dracula: Superbit. That was simply amazing.
I watched one of my favorites on Comedy Central: The Out of Towners.
And I watched all of the NFL Playoff games! All I have to say is that Oakland got SCREWED!! :frowning:

 

[Jason Seaver]

Went to Providence to see Beauty & The Beast in IMAX, and then got back home in time to see The Night Of The Hunter at the Brattle.

 

[Iain Jackson]

Memento on DVD - what a fantastic film! I'm looking forward to watching it edited chronologically now... (I have the R2 disc).

 

[Bill J]

Theater:

Black Hawk Down

DVD:

For All Mankind

 

[Jeff_A]

Swordfish

Christine

 

[JonZ]

True Romance
Schindlers List
Moby Dick (1956) (Man! Did I enjoy this!!! )
Americas Sweethearts (Was on PPV,I have a scrambler-there was nothing else on :frowning: )

 

[PaulG]

The NFC playoffs. Otherwise I was working on the HT.

 

[Brook K]

Very light weekend for me:
Theater
LOTR (1st time, finally)
DVD
Moulin Rouge + a few xtras
Whity

 

[Chuck Mayer]

Football mostly, but two trips to the theater on Saturday.

Black Hawk Down

Brotherhood of the Wolf

Both great movies, although very different.

Take care,

Chuck

 

[Dave Gilbert]

American Pie 2
The 6th Day
Moulin Rouge (again )

 

[Rain]

MASH

Don't Look Back

 

[Patrick McCart]

Pinocchio

Nosferatu

Moulin Rouge (Excellent movie!)

City Lights

Jurassic Park III

Greed (4-hour reconstructed version)

I actually watched Moulin Rouge thrice...I watched it once on Friday just to see what it was like (DVD, of course!). I first thought it was just a weird movie.

Very deserving of the Best Musical/Comedy Golden Globe, IMO.

 

[Matthew Chmiel]

In Theaters:
- In The Bedroom
On DVD:
- American Pie 2: Unrated
- Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th
On TV:
The first half of Greed, must watch the second half later.

 

[Jon_B]

Tombstone

Pay it Forward

 

[Brian Lawrence]

- Alice Adams (1935) (out of five)
- Stage Door (1937) 1/2
- Manpower (1941)
- Heavenly Body (1943)
- Hitler's Madman (1943) :frowning::frowning:
- A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
- My Name is Ivan (1962)
- Wilby Conspiracy (1975) 1/2
- Blood Simple (1984) 1/2

 

[Neil Joseph]

DVD - The Road To ElDorado