What is the last movie you saw?

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Rise of the Guardians.
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Neverland...the Peter Pan story w/Johny Depp, kate Winslett, and Dustin Hoffman..........BRILLIANT!...gorgeous movie...
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Night at the Museum 3: Secret of the Tomb. Pretty good, but sad. Robin Williams and Mickey Rooney's last movie.
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Get Hard with Will Ferris and Kevin Hart. Surprisingly entertaining! 7/10
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An old favorite, 12 O Clock High with Gregory Peck.
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The Beginning Or The End with Brian Donlevy, Robert Walker. A fictionalized account of the development of the first atom bomb. Probably a lot of it was made up for dramatic effect, but well made and entertaining.
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Into the Woods- it was different than most Disney movies in the fast that it was a musical. It was quite good.
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I currently have the movie Sydney White playing in the background as I play on my computer.
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Fast and Furious 7. Can't say enough good things about this film. Well done. Great cars! Packed with action. And they handled the retiring of Walker's character beautifully. Very classy (and emotional) ending. Absolutely a 9/10
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Watched 47 Ronins last night, was worth a watch but not amazing.
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Last Knights...with Morgan Freeman. Excellent. 8/10
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The Great Imposter, based on the Michael Chricton book on the bio of Ferdinand Demara ( although Markbook could have written it ) :roll: :o

This guy changed identities as often as some ppl changed their underwear... :shock:
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The Theory of Everything. Really, really good, absolutely loved it.
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Hubs and I saw Kingsman on Valentine's Day. We loved it. And Colin Firth....yum.
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The Edge, starring my fave actor , Anthony Hopkins, and the superb writing of David Mamet...full of twists and turns, and a very SCARY BEAR...not to be missed...
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