What was it? DLP or Film? Was it good or bad? Was it a good experience? IMAX?

Public Enemies: Ok movie, it looked nice even though it was shot digitatly and projected on film. Most of it looked like it was filmed with a camcorder. Sound was good and the theater was packed.

Public Enemies. I thought it was good and worth seeing in the theaters.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and it was a pretty good way to waste an afternoon. Theater was pretty packed had to sit in like the 4th row

Ice Age 3-D, with my boy today. Movie was entertaining enough although not up to Pixar standards, but the 3D was pretty bloody amazing -- I hadn't seen a 3D movie in theatres in decades. The glasses do get uncomfortable after about an hour though.

Ghostbusters 2

The Hangover. I watched it in Vegas.

EDIT TO ADD: I also watched Public Enemy right before stepping into The Hangover.

E

The last movies I went to were Shrek 2 & The Day After Tomorrow as a Drive-In Double Feature. I laugh alot at BOTH movies!

Transformer 2. It was a very grueling experience.

Public Enemies, at the Cinemark Theater..it was projected on film not digital. It was good...but damnit Mann you should've used film for it.

For me it was Watchmen back in March.

The real theaters are too far away for me to get to, so my only option is the art theater at the Public Library. I go every Sunday night to catch whatever they are showing (the last few movies I saw there were Gomorra, Three Monkeys and 12). The patrons there are very annoying. Every week I see the same boobs. There's Hungry: a lady who eats during the entire movie constantly uncrinkeling plastic bags, Grubby: a very smelly guy with the most annoying laugh in the world, and TARDY: a couple who show up week after week 15 mins into the movie and then can't find their seat. I often wonder what nickname they have for me.

Brother's Bloom Saturday, I liked it a lot until the last 20 minutes or so, then that brought it down to just ok. That was annoying to me since I liked it so much up to that point.

I also saw Public Enemy Saturday, I thought it was ok, but could've been better. I also found myself probably unfairly comparing it unfavorably to Bonnie and Clyde.

Terminator Salvation for mine, far better then the dreadful T3 but like most action films these days it was heavily loaded with way to much CGI, and is pretty awful in comparison with T1 and T2..

The Brave One with Jodie Foster. 2006 or 2007?

Milk, five months ago - loved it.

I definitely want it on DVD, but I'm waiting for the inevitable double-dip.

Rob

Last Saturday.

The Bollywood film 'Kambakkht Ishq'

Starring Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor. Featuring cameos by Sylvester Stallone,
Brandon Routh and Denise Richards.

Dragged kicking and screaming by my girlfriend.

Yeah..I suck.

Up.

The movie was awesome (save for the retarded dogs) but my two kids got restless so it was hard to give the film my 100% attention.

Transformers 2 in IMAX

'Star Trek'. Which was a hell of a good time in a packed theatre.

'Public Enemies' at the Avalon Theatre

Public Enemies - loved it. And it washed the horrible taste of Transformers 2 out of my mouth.

Looking forward to Harry Potter and GI Joe later this summer.

The Hangover a few weeks ago.

The Hangover. Film. Good. Good experience. not IMAX.

The Hangover. Film. Okay experience - liked the movie and experience (nearly soldout audience on a Tuesday) a lot but the audio was really low. Not in 3D.

ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS (3-D version, of course)

Over the weekend...

The Proposal - Decent diversion, but not anything I'd rush to watch again
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Pretty in IMAX, not too sure it would hold up otherwise
Away We Go - One of the year's best, IMO
Public Enemies - Good flick