mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[A Black Circle 1,586]

recent moviess....

 

 

i got nothing.

i binged spongebob last night, if it counts

(SEASON 1)

[Luna1945 24]

I watched Dead snow 2 today online, it took me an hour to find it with English subtitles but it was worth it.

[Darker 1,351]

Godzilla (2014)

 

As a Godzilla fan, it has its ups and downs, but it was definetely awesome.

[Jadusstone 52]

Son of batman u gotta love that damian, 

"i wanna drive"

"no"

"but i know how"

"no"

[Koukatsu 5,899]

Today, in about an hour, I'll have seen EQG Rainbow Rocks.

 

Did you watch it when it was on AMC?

 

Nope, it showed up on my Netflix.

[Live Forever 316]

A Clockwork Orange. 10/10.

I have no fucking clue how my parents let me watch it, though.

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

Monster House

 

Deserved the Oscar for best animated movie,

[Apple Bloom 2,933]

Just finished watching Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue. Cutest movie ever!

 

I'm also watching all of the other movies in the series, and so far I love them all. I guess that makes me a Tinkerbell fan now...

[Trivium 50]

Last movie I watched: Rainbow Rocks.

[Christmasy Britty 2,553]

I tried watching the bourne legacy not my cup of tea though

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

Vampire's Suck

 

Sllly spoof of Twilight.

[ShyPie 164]

Boyhood.

 

Very watchable despite it's length and is a lovely and unique kind of film. However, I don't think it's a Best Picture winner as it's being called just now. I felt very unsure of how exactly the story was going to play out, it's very much a "these are our moments, this is life" kind of film and I was never really emotionally invested in the characters so I felt it kind of meandered towards an ending. Like I said though, it's good, just not Best Picture good. Maybe Best Director for the unique approach to filming it, but even that's just awarding the novelty of it more than anything else. Probably won't win a thing at the Oscars, imo.

[Koukatsu 5,899]

The Equalizer.

It was a bit slow in parts, but not enough to bog down the exciting moments.

[MLPFanatic34 3,234]

My Little Pony Equestria Girls Rainbow Rocks which was epic, amazing, funny, had fantastic songs, and such evil and badass villains.

[Zhortac 1,474]

Super Sentai X Kamen Rider X Space Sheriff Gavin, Super Hero Tenzen Z

[Orablanco Account 3,707]

Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks.

 

Just finished watching Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue. Cutest movie ever!

 

I'm also watching all of the other movies in the series, and so far I love them all. I guess that makes me a Tinkerbell fan now...

 

They're pretty good for what they are.

Edited October 3, 2014 by CITRUS KING46

[Nebulast 0]

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

 

I felt a bit nostalgic and decided to watch some Star Wars, I plan on viewing the IV soon.

[PonyFunk 155]

"Left Behind" in theaters. 19/100

 

Nicholas Cage wasn't Cagey at all, just pure blandness.

 

It took an entire 25 minutes to get to the good stuff. There was nothing but boring character development at first. There was hardly any development anyway. The furniture in the background became more interesting!

 

There are hardly any of the original plot points from the book. The Kirk Cameron version did a better job with that...THE KIRK CAMERON VERSION!!!

 

The intense parts were pretty intense, I'll admit. Still, very forgettable.

 

Most of the comedic parts failed miserably, except maybe a couple that had me chuckling.

 

Overall, the message its trying to get across does so...OK, but not enough to have me go back and watch again.

 

Overall...just a borefest. Just read the book.

[Washougal_Otaku 1,020]

Resident Evil: Extinction

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

Spider-Man 2 2004

 

Super sequel.

[Obsolete 681]

Inherent Vice

 

I still can't believe I got to watch this two months ahead of release. This is getting quite a bit of hype in some circles - understandably considering it's a new film by a respected director - but I do hope people don't set their expectations too high. This movie struck me as PTA goofing off rather than aiming for greatness. I suspect audiences will be quite split on this one, and it's unlikely to get much love from the Academy come oscar time, save for maybe in the technical categories. 

 

What did I think? Ehhhh. It's either a comedy that isn't funny enough or a mystery that's too convoluted to engage, unless the increasingly tangled plot is meant to be some kind of meta-joke. All I could really appreciate from a single viewing of it was the fantastic 70s period detail and the exuberant performances. Otherwise, I don't know what to make of it.

 

Maybe I needed to be stoned.

[Magnolia 83]

A few days ago, I watched 'Space Buddies'. It was good! Edited October 6, 2014 by -Flutterbat-

[Darker 1,351]

Cloverfield. Pretty good movie. I love giant monster movies a lot. This one was OK.

 

 

[deadprofile 1,122]

Guardians of the Galaxy in theatres....I don't really like PG-13, but I was invited by friends (who work at the theatre so I get in free), and I was utterly blown away by it...Favorite adult movie in a really long time!

 

LOTR is my all time favorite....I am not very impressed by The Hobbit (they added stuff completely unnecessary and not in the book).

[Zekromic 1,054]

Last movie I watched in theaters was in September, when I went to the US. I picked nighttime because so. My pick was Guardians of the Galaxy. Ladies and dudez, BEST, MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE MOVIE, EVAH  .

 

My actual last movie I watched was Rainbow Rocks, it was a theater rip because I'm not even in the US and I spoiled it too much already. Oh my god, it was much better than the first one, the pacing, the writing, the story, the characters, wasted little time with exposition. In one word, what Trollpool says at 1:16 of the following video