On TV, it was Escape From Alcatraz. I have an unholy love for that movie. Also this past week was Easter Parade and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, which I had never seen all the way through.

Charlie Wilson's War.

At christmas, visiting the parents. Because that's pretty much the only time I watch movies or go to a theater. The time before that? Probably the xmas before, I don't recall what.

You know how people will say their day has gone pear shaped? Mine has gone POT OF SPAGHETTI SHAPED. Aurgh. I have 86 need-attention-now email in my inbox.

Tonight I'm showing Mom "The Big Lebowski" cause somehow she's never seen it. So I guess we'll abide for a while. Which came about because Mom mixes up Sam Elliot and Ian McShane(it's a cowboy mustache thing. Only it's funny, cause she's like "Is that the guy with the whores from DW?")

The last movie I saw in the theater was Shutter. Not realizing beforehand that I was buying a Saturday matinee ticket for a PG-13 horror movie starring Joshua Jackson.

I still haven't finished watching Sexy Beast at home. The last movie I watched the end of at home was on TV. Anakin Skywalker is a big giant supid head Star Wars Episode III. The last movie I watched in a theatre, I screened Mad Money. But that kinda doesn't count since it was for work. The last movie I went thorugh the ticket line and bought popcorn before sitting down with actual humans was Dan in Real Life. It was supposed to be Enchanted but my macho roommate balked at the last minute at seeing a "Disney Princess Movie." Dan in Real Life was great but I'm still sorry I missed Enchanted on the big screen.

I love Sexy Beast!

I love Sexy Beast!

I'm kind of bogged down in the early middle but I've heard such good things about it I'm not giving up.

Oh! Now I remember. I went to see the U2 3D concert movie at the Navy Pier Imax about a month ago. I knew there was something. On DVD, Mansfield Park that same weekend. Possibly that same night, now I think about it.

Last movie I saw was Hot Fuzz I think. Unless A Grand Day Out counts.

I think it was Cloverfield for me. In a theater. On TV, it was something on Sci-fi, no doubt, on in the background. Maybe Rock Monster.

Love the new thread title.

ETA:

I was

You're Dune!
by Frank Herbert

You have control over a great wealth of resources, but no one wants to let you have them. You've decided to try to defend yourself, but it may take eons before you really get back what you feel you deserve. Meanwhile you have a cult-like following of minions waiting for your life to progress. This would all be even more exciting if you could just get the sand out of your eyes.

And lisah and I hung out at the same place when we were in high school! (And so did Amy, as the title suggests). Let me show you it...

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Little did we know.