Which is your last movie that you enjoyed a lot.........

i cant forget a walk to remember starring mandy moore. it makes me love without asking for return, genuine love for all. Love of God and accept all those trials coming to life. I watched it many times and still enjoy it. I even grab the copy of the book by nicholas sparks. Its so good. Love is really a miracle.

I finally saw Open Season for the first time wiht my kids the other night and LOVED IT....another one I recently saw (again) and loved was Reign on Me...

Chocolat, which I just sure today for the first time, at a Friends of the Libary benefit. I am going to totally read the book now, because I liked the movie so much. I hope it's similar to the book; not like some books and movies which are so different they are not recognizable.

Most of the movies I see I love and will remember. The problem? I have seen Too many. I own hundreds of films. So when there isn't anything on t.v. I should be able to think of a film and watch it. But no, there are too many to choose from.The most recent film is Live and Let Die. Encore channel is having a Bond weekend and it is great.

All three of the last movies I have gone to were very good. Australia, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and The Secret Life of Bees. All very good. Benjamin Button, I think, will be one I will remember forever.

i can't forget about the movie "Dear Friends"..it's a Japanese film..it is written by the man named Yoshi..he is a popular mobile story-teller(something like that) in Japan that's why his story was used to a drama and now a movie(and, of course, it is credited to him).. ..it's really a heart-warming movie about friendship and life as well..and it tells a very good lesson..i normally don't cry even if the series or movie is really sad or even if it's a true-to-life story but in Yoshi's stories i cried for the first time..and since that day, i realized that it's really okay to cry for series or movies..but still, i don't want to show it to other people.. i'm a girl but i really don't want other people to see me crying..LOL..^.^v

my last movie was slumdog...it was awesome.. before that i watched rab ne bana di jodi twice too..these are really must watch..

The last movie worth remembering and watching was "slumdog millionare" it was just outstanding and i loved every bit of it..it pictures the scenario of indian slums and the vicious cycle of being in a trade.i loved it.try wathcin it if u havent.

The last movie that I enjoyed the most was "Mere Baap Pehle Aap". I recommend this movie to all mylotters if you have not watched it already.

When I was a kid I was a big batman freak! The other day I got to see the old 1989 version of Batman with my kids. They didn't even know about this version. They only knew of the recent Dark Knight. They liked it but asked why the joker seemed more like a clown in this version. It was fun to watch a movie with my kids that I had loved to watch myself as a kid, like I was sharing a piece of my childhood with them.

I can never forget edward scissorhands and legend movie by tom cruise

The last movie what I really enjoyed is "Slumdog Millionaire", a British drama film directed by Danny Boyle. Set and filmed in India, "Slumdog Millionaire" tells the story of a young uneducated man from the Dharavi slums of Mumbai who appears on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? I highly suggest this movie!

The last movie that I enjoyed a lot was HANCOCK. It was just the usual popcorn flick with over-the-top performances from everyone and a plot that can expand into unbelievably epic proportions. Also, Will Smith films are always enjoyable in my book whether they are comedy, drama, action, or whatever.

yes it was ghajini a really nice indian movie which will for sure be a superhit