Midi, check out the movie Albert Nobbs. It's about a woman in Victorian-era Ireland who has lived nearly her entire, lonely life as a man. She is befriended by a lesbian who is also a cross-dresser out of economic necessity. It's a very moving, thought-provoking story, with outstanding performances by Glenn Close and Janet McTeer.

-- Nephele

I've put it on it my DVD queue. Thanks for the heads up Nephele!

The Car. A movie about an undead car that terrorizes a small town. Awesome B flick from the 70's.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075809/

Official trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoAD3kUmN9s

You had me at "undead car".

Well, wasn't sure how to put it. Possessed, undead, whatever. :p Since it can't be killed and has a mind of it's own, I thought undead was appropriate.

Open House. About two Pychopaths David and Lila, who take over a house to create their own perfect home. This film is not for the faint hearted!

I went to see both Abraham Lincoln :vampire hunter , which I thought was amazing, and That's My Boy, which I thought was kinda funny, I got the eighties references, but some of the humor was a little low brow for my taste, but low brow humor is still funny now and then...

The Addams Family Values. I believe that doesn't need any explanation XD

Rock of Ages. It was impossible not to like because it had everything I love. Russell Brand, glam metal, Los Angeles, musical. But, it was even better than I expected it to be. And it gave me a love for Tom Cruise. <3

I love this film "The Pleasure Drivers" seen it twice now, and watched it for the second time yesterday . It's a thriller set in Los Angeles, about three seperate interconnected stories involving an adulterous therapist, a young sociopath call girl, a vicious hit woman, a white trash kidnapper and a brain damaged ex-cult guru. Stars one of my favourite actors Billy Zane, and also including Meatloaf as a drug runner.

Be warned though, this film is an 18 certificate and has a violent ending.

I just watched Chronicle on DVD.

Even more disturbing than the notion of an angry teenager with superpowers, is the notion that there could be so many cameras everywhere one goes, recording everything one does.

-- Nephele

Have you ever been to London? You're rarely off a camera.

Last film I watched was Christopher Nolan's 'The Prestige', loved this film and the performances of the actors Christian Bale, Hugh and Scarlet.

Love Hugh Jackman and that movie, S.Factor123! Sorry, little fan girl moment.

Last movie I saw...technically I just watched Sherlock which is a tv show so the last real movie would have been Joyful Noise. It was awful; I thought it would be great with Queen Latifa and Dolly Parton, but the humour fell flat and it just wasn't...me.

Yeah Hugh is Great, But I like Christian Bale More.
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