What's the last DVD or video you watched?

Hitman (the unrated version) - A well-made international action film with lots of shooting and blood.  Timothy Olyphant and Dougray Scott were perfect for their roles. 

We Own The Night - Very good, I love Joaquin Phoenix

Hmm...Dougray Scott-I love him! I take it he's better in Hitman than that US tv show he did about a group of thieves? I mean, why hire Dougray Scott and then force him into a bad American accent? Women in the US would have LOVEd his real accent!

Hmm...Dougray Scott-I love him! I take it he's better in Hitman than that US tv show he did about a group of thieves? I mean, why hire Dougray Scott and then force him into a bad American accent? Women in the US would have LOVEd his real accent!

I know exactly what you mean.  I was excited to see him on Desperate Housewives and he looks just as good now as he did years ago when he played the prince in Everafter.

We have discovered Aladdin here at our house and have been watching non-stop
(At least it's one I've always loved and can sing the songs)

Last DVD I watched was "Me, You and Everyone We Know".  I had seen it in the cinema when it first came out, and I thought it was even better the 2nd time I watched it (a few days ago), except for the element of surprise that was missing the second time around.

Lords of Dogtown. The only Heath Ledger movie I hadn't seen. It was fabulous! Written by one of the original Z-boys from the documentary Dogtown and Z-boys. The DVD extras were  awesome-the original guys talking about what it was like in Venice Beach in the 70's. I'm not a skateboard fan, but I found the story of how it all came together fascinating. Especially interesting was how they hired skateboarding cameramen to get the close-up action shots.

Sad to see Heath and remember he's gone, though.

Last DVD I watched was "Me, You and Everyone We Know".  I had seen it in the cinema when it first came out, and I thought it was even better the 2nd time I watched it (a few days ago), except for the element of surprise that was missing the second time around.

That's probably the first movie I watched with my husband when I first came to the UK to visit him!  We both really liked it.

I recently saw Reign Over Me.  I thought it was really good and was surprised to see Adam Sandler in such a serious role.  I thought he did a really good job.

Lords of Dogtown. The only Heath Ledger movie I hadn't seen. It was fabulous! Written by one of the original Z-boys from the documentary Dogtown and Z-boys. The DVD extras were  awesome-the original guys talking about what it was like in Venice Beach in the 70's. I'm not a skateboard fan, but I found the story of how it all came together fascinating. Especially interesting was how they hired skateboarding cameramen to get the close-up action shots.

Sad to see Heath and remember he's gone, though.

I loved this movie.  I even bought the documentary after watching it.

I recently saw Reign Over Me.  I thought it was really good and was surprised to see Adam Sandler in such a serious role.  I thought he did a really good job.

I thought the same thing when I saw it.

Last night we watched Once Upon a Time in America which is my all time favourite movie ...followed by The Godfather which I can't believe I've never seen!

August Rush on dvd I love this movie it is one of my top 10 favorite movies   

Last DVD I watched was "Me, You and Everyone We Know".  I had seen it in the cinema when it first came out, and I thought it was even better the 2nd time I watched it (a few days ago), except for the element of surprise that was missing the second time around.

I haven't seen that movie in a long time. I wish I could remember if I liked it. I think I liked parts of it.  I remember not really liking the lady artist at the end so much. Oh well. The little kids were pretty cute though.

Just watched Miller's Crossing.

Lords of Dogtown. The only Heath Ledger movie I hadn't seen. It was fabulous! Written by one of the original Z-boys from the documentary Dogtown and Z-boys. The DVD extras were  awesome-the original guys talking about what it was like in Venice Beach in the 70's. I'm not a skateboard fan, but I found the story of how it all came together fascinating. Especially interesting was how they hired skateboarding cameramen to get the close-up action shots.

Sad to see Heath and remember he's gone, though.

I am scared to see that one.  Dogtown and Z-Boys is one of my favorite documentaries.

Shoot 'em Up

I thought the same thing when I saw it.

Last night we watched Once Upon a Time in America which is my all time favourite movie ...followed by The Godfather which I can't believe I've never seen!

I've never seen The Godfather, either!

And speaking of Adam Sandler, I've got to find a recording of "The Chanukah Song" (online somewhere, maybe?) since  my hubby's never heard it!