Last Movie You've Seen

[Femme Fatale 10,202]

The Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story. A documentary about Robert and Richard Sherman, who wrote many great songs for musical films. Nowadays they're best known for It's a Small World, which is used on the Disney attraction of the same name. It's a pretty interesting look at a relationship between two brothers who are polar opposites, and yet they find a common place to create memorable songs.

[JaberDoe 460]

Watched Charade (1963) today.

 

 

It was okay. Not the best comedy, and a bit too much "60s" in my opinion, to the point of being so ridiculous it's not even funny.

I'd say a 6.5/10 - not a must-watch IMO.

[GTA-Biker 6,215]

I watched Thor Ragnarok two days ago.It's awesome,I especially like the scenes where Led Zeppelin is playing in the background (the intro battle and the final battle scenes),there's lots of funny moments too.

[GTA-Biker 6,215]

Yesterday I watched the 2008 Hulk,and Jurassic Park was on TV again last night (not on the same channel as two weeks ago),so I watched it again.

 

 

 

 

I watched Jurassic Park again two days ago (I lost count on how many times I watched that movie,probably at least 10 times),I can't wait to see Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom.Last night I watched The Avengers again,I can't wait to see Infinity War too.Today I watched Cars 3.

 

Man, I envy you, lol.

You seem excited for so many movies.

 

Jurassic Park was amazing!

 

I agree,Jurassic Park is my favorite movie since I was a kid.

As for the new movies that are coming out this year,I'm actually only planning to see Jurassic World 2, Avengers 3 and maybe that new Star Wars movie about Han Solo in the theater.As for any others I'd like to see,I'll wait until they come to a local video store (there's still one of them in my neighborhood) and then I'll rent them.

 

The end credits for JP3 always gives me chills:

 

 

 

My personal favorite is the original Jurassic Park theme song:

 

Every time I hear it,it brings a smile on my face.I have so much nostalgia for that movie.

[JaberDoe 460]

I watched A Ghost Story (2017)

 

 

I adore the concept, and the idea of a film from a ghost's perspective is wonderful.

However, the execution was utterly boring and, apparently, deliberately confusing?

 

I'd give it a 6.5/10 - only recommended if you like artsy, slow type movies.

[Arrows to Athens 21,921]

Yesterday I watched the 2008 Hulk,and Jurassic Park was on TV again last night (not on the same channel as two weeks ago),so I watched it again.

 

The end credits for JP3 always gives me chills:

 

 

 

My personal favorite is the original Jurassic Park theme song:

 

Every time I hear it,it brings a smile on my face.I have so much nostalgia for that movie.

The piano melodies are just so euphoric.

Edited March 4, 2018 by Arrows to Athens

[Skeever 1,729]

It's been nearly a decade since I've been to a movie theater, so I decided to go see Death Wish (2018) today... save for a few instances of "fudd lore" that got on my nerves (e.g. one of the detectives claiming that most criminals use AR-15s), it was a pretty good film.

 

It wasn't nearly as good as the original from 1974 in my opinion, but that was to be expected.

[Brobinski 516]

I remember, years ago now, discussing on here how I was worried but cautiously optimistic about a Blade Runner sequel that had just been announced. Denis Villenueve, my favourite director at the time, was set to helm it. Ryan Gosling, the day's leading man, was set to star. But still, I was worried.

 

Blade Runner didn't need a sequel.

 

Nobody wanted a sequel.

 

It took so long to get the original right. We didn't have that time again.

 

I trusted these people but it didn't mean they were good enough.

 

Then, a week or two back, I sat down. I was dreading it.

 

Then we got to this scene:

 

 

 

And it was like poetry.

 

It genuinely filled me with emotion seeing something that I'd loved for so long shown the respect it deserved. It wasn't a rehash like Star Wars (TFA), it wasn't a reboot like Jurassic World. It felt like the team not only had wanted to make a film that explores the themes of the first movie, but also show the appreciation by continuing further down the path it had started on and expand upon the themes.

 

It's just brilliant. I'm not saying it's better than the first because it's way too soon to even consider that sort of comparison.

 

It is, however, just plain f*cking brilliant.

[ṼirulenⱦEqừinox 2,097]

My Friend Dahmer based on a true story and written by an actual high school friend of Dahmer it shows what he was like in High School it doesn't show any of his actual kills or anything more or less an biopic about his high school days but still very intresting to say the least though

 

 

[Femme Fatale 10,202]

The Babysitter, it's a pretty entertaining horror comedy. I hope the kid who plays the lead doesn't f*ck up like most child actors do, he has a lot of potential imo.

[JaberDoe 460]

Watched Stalker (1979)

 

 

It's directed by the famous "poetic cinema" meme guy and it's amazing.

So engrossing. So surreal. So heavy. Also very long! Kinda gets boring at times.

 

Still highly recommended.

9/10

[JaberDoe 460]

Watched 3 Idiots (2009) last night.

 

 

Haven't seen an Indian film in ages. Mostly because the ones I saw were horrid.

But this one was on the IMDb Top 250, so I thought why not.

 

I honestly liked it. Still very lame and cheesy, with some immature jokes and melodrama inside.

Then again, felt genuine, looked beautiful and I liked the story and some of the songs.

 

8.5/10

[GTA-Biker 6,215]

I watched The Lost World Jurassic Park yesterday (the first movie was on TV last sunday,I guess they'll show them all before the fifth one gets released),and today I watched Dumb And Dumber 2.

[Arrows to Athens 21,921]

I watched The Lost World Jurassic Park yesterday (the first movie was on TV last sunday,I guess they'll show them all before the fifth one gets released),and today I watched Dumb And Dumber 2.

You got good taste in movies.

[GTA-Biker 6,215]

 

I watched The Lost World Jurassic Park yesterday (the first movie was on TV last sunday,I guess they'll show them all before the fifth one gets released),and today I watched Dumb And Dumber 2.

You got good taste in movies.

 

Thanks.

[jaljax 885]

To Live And Die In L.A.

 

One of my favorite movies

[GTA3Rockstar 3,009]

Daddy's Home and Monster Trucks

Edited March 13, 2018 by GTA3Rockstar

[LiangHuBBB 167]

Wind River

when 2 of my favorite avengers make a serious movie
watched this yesterday, there aint lots of action but this movie was really well made
and worth to watch 9/10 great acting

[JaberDoe 460]

I watched Warrior (2011) last night.

 

 

 

Great acting and a lot of heart.

But it was very cliche and the music ruined lots of moments. Still a solid film.

7.5/10

[GTA-Biker 6,215]

I watched Mad Max:Fury Road two days ago.It had some really great action scenes with trucks, cars and bikes crashing and exploding, people shooting each other from vehicles, jumping from one vehicle on another...Also,I loved how some guy is just standing on a truck and jamming on his flamethrower-guitar the whole time,he's really dedicated to playing that guitar lol.

[JaberDoe 460]

I watched Mad Max:Fury Road two days ago.It had some really great action scenes with trucks, cars and bikes crashing and exploding, people shooting each other from vehicles, jumping from one vehicle on another...Also,I loved how some guy is just standing on a truck and jamming on his flamethrower-guitar the whole time,he's really dedicated to playing that guitar lol.

 

Oh, hell, yeah!

Definition of BOMBASTIC!

 

 

 

Last I watched:

 

Just last night I saw How to Steal a Million (1966) and really enjoyed it!

 

 

A fun 60s' flick with great chemistry and performance by Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole!

8/10 for sure.

[Craigsters 2,739]

Suburbicon (2017) very strange film by George Clooney and for Matt Damon to star in, was ok to watch, but not worth the payperview price of $5.99 CAD

[Arrows to Athens 21,921]

Villainess (2017)

 

 

Great camera work, long take shots, and action scenes.

[Craigsters 2,739]

The Humanity Bureau (2017) what a god awful film, Nicolas Cage's worst film ever, couldn't wait for it to end, don't waste your time watching it

Edited April 6, 2018 by Craigsters

[JaberDoe 460]

 

The Humanity Bureau (2017) what a god awful film, Nicolas Cage's worst film ever, couldn't wait for it to end, don't waste your time watching it

 

 

Nic Cage's WORST?

That's saying a lot considering his other films!

[darthYENIK 8,852]

The Pick-up Artist.

 

What if Tony Stark was poor and not a engineering genius. Hed be the Pick-Up Artist.

 

Not a terrible movie, either. Great cast.

[Evil empire 2,663]

Terminator genisys

 

That was very entertaining and fun to watch with a lot of action and well handled sentimental scenes.

 

Rise of the machines remains my favorite episode however.

[JaberDoe 460]

Terminator genisys

 

That was very entertaining and fun to watch with a lot of action and well handled sentimental scenes.

 

Rise of the machines remains my favorite episode however.

 

Rise of the Machines? Is that T3?

 

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I watched The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) last weekend.

 

 

The script was really bad, but it was an enjoyable, innocent and lovable film.

Plus, Ben Stiller blew my mind with his direction skeelz!

 

8/10

[Leftist Bastard 1,373]

this year's single best movie.

Edited April 10, 2018 by Leftist Bastard

[Arrows to Athens 21,921]

Re-watched Sorority Row after God knows how long of not watching it.

 

 

Meh... 5.5/10

Edited April 10, 2018 by Arrows to Athens