What movies have you seen recently?

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Dragonslayer

A young wizard apprentice is sent to kill a dragon which has been devouring virgin girls offered by a lottery from a medieval kingdom.

The Road Warrior.

Best film in the Mad Max trilogy. Too bad Mel Gibson couldn't have gone through life without everyone else finding out he was actually insane.

Elizabeth: The Golden Age

Follow-up to the 1998 film Elizabeth. Taking place in the 1580s, Queen Elizabeth deals with the plots against her by Queen of Scots Mary Staurt and Philip II of Spain.

Skeleton Key.

A very hot Kate Hudson stars in this southern Gothic film, where she plays a nurse caring for a paralyzed John Hurt in an isolated Louisiana mansion. Little does she know what sinister supernatural forces are afoot.

The Dark Mirror

A 1946 psychological thriller directed by Robert Siodmak. Starring Olivia de Havilland (mostly famous for being Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with The Wind), a pair of identical twins are at the centre of a murder investigation. However, as each twin can provide an alibi for the other and witnesses found it near impossible to identify which of the twins was at the crime scene, the police rely on a psychoanalyist to determine who was behind it. Commendable acting from Olivia de Havilland as playing both suspects Terry and Ruth Collins, who despite their similar appearances are two very different individuals. But Siodmak doesn't quite hit Hitchock's levels of suspsense or intrigue...

Secretariat

Disney Sports drama about Penny Chenery Tweedy and the horse Secretariat, who wins the Triple Crown in 1973.

The Lost World

1925 silent film about a professor who leads an expedition to a plateau in South America where dinosaurs and other pre-historic creatures are believed to still exist.

The Lego Movie.

Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan

I didn't watch all of this, but this will still be much better than Star Trek Into Darkness, which IMO, was just a remake of Wrath Of Khan.

The Iron Lady

Amazing Spider-man 2

never read any of the comics, but i enjoyed it. felt a little rushed in some parts. not much to say about it. wasn't terrible, wasn't great. had some cool fight scenes.

10,000 BC

Roland Emmerich film about a young mammoth hunter's journey taking place in prehistoric times. Very badly reviewed by critics.

Remember the Titans

The true story of newly appointed African-American coach and his high school football team on their first season as a racially integrated unit in 1970s Virginia.

Uncle Buck.

I, Frankenstein.

Very silly, very underwritten movie. While the movie had boasted some first rate talent, like Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, and Miranda Otto, the dialogue coming out of their mouths, though done with dramatic realism, was nothing short of absurd.

Robin Hood: Men in Tights.