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My favorite scene is actually a quiet one - when the sister who has no story is sitting watching the movie on Christmas Eve. So poignant.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - fabulous neo noir/comedy with a gay twist

Die Mommie Die!

Hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt parody to the lush days of old Hollywood.

Prime - fell apart completely after Meryl Streep's character revealed the predicament to Uma Thurman.

The Hills Have Eyes freaked me out, too...especially when Lynn let the mutant ...you know, and then got shot in the head. I think the trailer attack scene is one of the scaries movie moments in history.

The Family Stone reminded me kinda of "Riding in Cars With Boys" - predictable, Lifetime movie plot with beautiful and brilliant performances.

Last movie I saw:

The Grudge: Liked the mystery, hated Sarah Michelle Gellar's character, hated the ending.

Dawn of the Dead (2004)

X-Men

Blue Velvet

What a haunting film! David Lynch is officially my new "curiosity."

Hide and Seek

Starring Robert DeNiro as Jason Voorhees.

That Thing You Do

Thanks, I will definitely check those out! I saw Memento and it rocked.

Shaun of the Dead

Mrs. Henderson Presents

Sin City - coolest. film. ever.

Can anyone reccomend other 'noir' type films?

Urbania depressed me beyond belief.

Tamara

Little Manhattan

Mulholland Dr.

A History of Violence

Transamerica

High School Musical

Everything is Illuminated

Hoodwinked...fabulous

The Family Stone - touching, beautiful dramedy everyone with a quirky family should see!

TOTALLY didn't see the ending to Dark Water coming!

Well, Sissy Spacek WAS an interesting part of that movie. My main problem was that it was so frieking unoriginal. Evil Samara posseses Aiden? Suureee... I think it would have been more interesting it if kept the videotape thing but got rid of Naomi Watts for the sequel.

OneLifeFan, didn't you HATE Ring 2? It's not scary at ALL.

Assault on Precinct 13 2006.

The Others

The Ring

Final Destination 2