Last movie you saw?

[martin88nyc]

you may not like some of them but 

Have you and your friend seen The Conversation? We watched it in my film class and I think it's right up your alley(s).

The Conversation is also on the way, forgot to mention it 

[LouisIX]

The Conversation is a fantastic film.

[martin88nyc]

The Conversation is a fantastic film.

I now see that my friend next door has a really good taste for movies.

[Bernadette]

The Conversation is a fantastic film.

I now see that my friend next door has a really good taste for movies.

That the tea guy?

[martin88nyc]

The Conversation is a fantastic film.

I now see that my friend next door has a really good taste for movies.

That the tea guy?

yup.

[Hat And Beard]

Surprisingly good. There's a scene where the other priest gets yelled at that I liked.

[martin88nyc]

Surprisingly good. There's a scene where the other priest gets yelled at that I liked.

I cannot see the pic could you tell me what movies you are writing about./

[Hat And Beard]

Calvary is the movie. It's not even showing up for me in the original anymore lol

[Lynne]

you may not like some of them but 
Shaft (1971)
Dog Day Afternoon
Twilight Zone: The Complete Series
Young Frankenstein
American Graffiti
Touch of Evil
Frankenstein: The Legacy Collection
On the Waterfront
All About Eve
The Bela Lugosi Collection
The French Connection
Strangers on a Train
The Revenant -

Lol. I've only ever heard of Strangers on a Train, and only because of the Castle episode, in which it served as the inspiration for a murder.

I never liked old classic cinema, but ever since reversion to catholic faith my taste for movies has matured. 

All About Eve is great.

[LausTibiChriste]

[Hat And Beard]

I finally saw Doubt. The movie came out long enough ago that I won't bother with the spoiler font.

I'm torn between two minds on the subject. Either A) Fr. Flynn is gay and that's what he thought Sister Aloysius was insinuating about the phone call to the nun at his previous parish(and he left because he had an impropriety with another man, but has repented) or B) Fr. Flynn simply told Donald that he thought it was alright to be gay in the rectory and doesn't think it's a sin, and is afraid of the backlash that would accompany this getting out in 1964. I don't think Fr. Flynn molested Donald, though.

[misericonfit]

The last complete film I watched is "Yonggary", on Youtube.

[Clare]

The Passion of the Christ

[Bernadette]

I'm watching Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (finally). I just love watching the actors eat all of that delicious-looking candy. And Gene Wilder. Such a sweetheart.

Edit: Holy moley, it's an allegory for the spiritual life! 

Lol! One of Wonka's combinations is the Ivory Soap slogan! 

[Bernadette]

Now it's Mary Poppins. It's been too long! This one's about pulling the mote out of one's own eye, and thus finding happiness all around oneself. Mind-power. 

Mary Poppins is so understanding of human nature. 

There's so much virtue here.  Mrs. Banks is Mrs. Jellyby, and Mr. Banks is Mr. Dombey. And Mary Poppins?  

It's about the parents embracing their primary vocation as parents, the one on which they will be judged by God, Himself. Astounding.