Watched 'Treasure Planet'. Excellent movie. Also watched 'Bambi', and I've actually never seen it before. The end confused me though. What happened to the hunters in the forest? :P

Maybe they escaped from the fire? Or ended up caught in it.

I watched Aristocats last night. The moment I saw this groovy cat I suddenly thought of Andi. :P

http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/...char_23456.jpg

I'm like the third person to say this, but I totally thought of Andi there too. :cool:

Hah awesome! :D Man I miss that groovy dude.

I have to say, Treasure Planet was a great movie as well.

No kidding. Haven't seen him here for some time. :(

I'm sure he'll pop up sooner or later I think he doesn't have much access to a computer. :S

Amadeus again....

It's now my 2nd favorite movie

Amadeus! I downloaded that, maybe I'll watch it now :D

Do it! One of my favorites too. Such amazing acting.

Good Will Hunting. Really touching movie! Had me going on a few tears at times. Ben Affleck, Stellan Skargård, Robin Williams and Matt Damon, nothing wrong with that lineup. :P It's really good! Can't say much more about it, it just is.

Last movie I saw was a bit of Happy Feet. ;)

Star Trek: First Contact.

Always a classic, one of my favourite films after Avatar :)

At present, last film watched was Sahara (1943).

currently watching Transformers 3 :)

Well watched The Village for my 2nd time a few days ago. Not quite as the brilliant and outstanding movie I remembered it as. :/ Coming from the same director as The Sixth Sense, Shayamalan failed miserably imho on this one. It had the potential to be a great, great movie, but weird dialogue, "weird" acting, cheap scenes and (too slow) pace totally ruined it for me. :(

And now just 5 minutes ago I finished Clockwork Orange! :shock: By FAR the most interesting movie I've seen in... well, my whole life! It has some quite horrible and vulgar moments, and even I was surprised by it! Anyone who has seen it will understand when I say that Stanley Kubrick (the director) just barely changed my view on Beethoven's 9th and Rossini's The Magpie Overture :S DAMN YOU KUBRICK!!! :shoop::shoop: But except from that the movie is a true piece of art. Acting is tremendously well done and the overall theme really makes your mind twist and turn along with Alex's (the protagonist) progression throughout the movie. It felt like an 3 hour film even though it only is 2... strange.

Anyway, strongly recommend it to anyone who got some guts! :D