The last movie I saw in the theatre was Cars. The last movie that was not a kids movie was Chicago. The movie before Chicago was O Brother Where Art Thou? I don't get out much.

The last movie I saw at home was Just Like Heaven, with Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo.

In the theatre it was, um, In Bruges, I think. On DVD it was 40-Year-Old Virgin, which I watched, including all special features, on the plane home for the Niece's service. I'd seen it before and knew that the raunchy/funny/sweet combo would be Just The Thing, and so it proved. I watched Season One of Northern Exposure on the flight home--also Just The Thing.

You didn't want to see the French gay ménage à trois musical?

I actually did, but it had mostly gone through its run.

Instead I saw La graine et le mulet (a good choice because it cleaned up at the French Oscars that same week), Paris, and Persepolis.

AIMEE...WHAT WAS THE LAST MOVIE WE SAW?

What year is it?

Sadly, I think it was The Simpson's in the theater on our anniversary.

In August.

At home, for me, was August Rush.

The last movie I saw at home was Team America, World Police with my brother. The last one I saw in the theater was No Country for Old Men. The movie I saw in a theater before that was also No Country for Old Men.

Damn, it's freaky how few movies and concerts I go see these days. (A lot of movies come out and I think, "I'll buy the DVD when it comes out." Or maybe "I'll buy the DVD, if I can find it in Blockbuster's discount previously-viewed bin.")

I'm totally going to Threadless after work. If they have any shirts I want, NO SHIPPING.

what was the last movie you all saw?

The History Boys

In the theater? I honestly can't remember.

Cloverfeld , because my love of giant monster/kaiju movies is pure and unstoppable!

The last movie I saw in a theatre was something silly. . . umm, it was that movie with Katherine Heigl always being a bridesmaid. (28 Dresses?)

And I could swear I watched a movie on tv over the weekend. . . yeah, it made a huge impression on me. . . whatever it was.

what was the last movie you all saw?

In a theater? Ratatouille. At home? Not sure, but it's been awhile. Lately if I have two hours to invest in narrative, I go for a book instead.

ETA - "I go for a book instead" isn't meant to be a value judgment. Books are just easier to pick up again if I have to put them down in the middle, somehow. I feel like for a movie I have to set aside the time and know it's not going to be interrupted. And that just isn't what my life looks like anymore.

what was the last movie you all saw?

The Old Maid with Bette Davis. At the theater it was The Other Boleyn Girl.