mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[Red_Rain 25]

Wouldn't you like to fucking know?

NAH it was

Buried 

[Christmasy Britty 2,553]

the last movie I watched was The Giver and surprisingly it was pretty accurate to the book

[-D1SCORDANT- 1,080]

Into the Storm... I liked Twister better.

[Gone Airbourne 21,971]

The night at the museum 2

 

Its was an okay movie nothing to spectacular

[Koukatsu 5,898]

The Nightmare Before Christmas. On Xmas. Because reasons.

[Lord Bradley 1,319]

Dumb and Dumber 'To'

 

Hilarious and Cringeworthy.

 

The Nightmare Before Christmas. On Xmas. Because reasons.

Why not watch it Before Christmas? Edited December 29, 2014 by The Snowy Mystery

[TimeyMarey007 110]

GoldenEye.

 

Astounding performance of Pierce Brosnan! This was certainly an improvement over Licence to Kill.

Original story, but to me, it has the feels of Goldfinger.

[Pinkie-Sparkle 254]

The Conjuring. Omg. Freaked me out, even though I'm never really scared of scary movies. I almost died some moments. I just hate it when a movie has these startling moments. And it had a few, so I just didn't really feel comfortable bc my brain started to think I needed to be scared :') (btw I watch scary movies always alone bc my friends don't like them)

[Quirky 37]

I watched E.T. with my mother last night.

Edited December 29, 2014 by Quirky

[Wingnut 6,738]

The last movie I watched was Big Hero 6. It was mostly an action-packed adventure though it had it's share of comedic and heartfelt moments too. It turned out to be a nice choice for the after Christmas flick my roommate and I traditionally go out to see.  The thing I took away the most from the movie was how Baymax became a new big brother to Hiro. I didn't see that twist coming at the end though...

How could Baymax possibly have gotten the card into the rocket fist from that position??

 

[HeroSparks 232]

Just finished watching Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 not 15 minutes ago

[Alleviate 342]

Either Rainbow Rocks or Groundhog Day, I can't remember..

[ponylaces 1,869]

Um, Highschool Musical.

 

Don't judge me, it was the only thing that was on

It was actually not as bad as I remembered.

Edited December 29, 2014 by PonyLaces

[Buttonmash1973 1,024]

Beauty and the Beast 1991

 

One of the best movies of the 1990's.

[GuillermoGage 246]

Recently, earlier this month (that is about to end with a new year), I watched The Wind Rises and then The Rover.

 

And then I went to the movie theater to see The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. I like the whole Hobbit series and wish to eventually see the extended editions. I don't think of it as being overly kiddish and CG blockbustery. In the grand scheme of things, they are more good than most blockbusters.

 

Last night, after constantly renewing the three-day loan since November, I had to finally watch my library loan of The Tree of Life since somebody wants it on January 2.

 

Indeed, it is a very visual and sound film with emotional ideas about life. It is rather impressive.

[Ziltoid the Omniscient 286]

A good ol Disney 90s sports movie classic known as...

 

[Venomous 18,819]

I watched 'Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2' for the second time.

[Kankuro 233]

I watched Thomas St. Cloud

It was a surprisingly good movie

[Buttonmash1973 1,024]

The Emperor's New Groove

 

Good for a different kind of Disney cartoon.

[Ziltoid the Omniscient 286]

3rd movie installment of the greatest series ever created.

 

 

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

"The Interview" was so messed up.

[Denim&Venöm 16,805]

Battle of the five armies. Or a Diva's Christmas Carol, I don't remember which. 

[EpitomeOfTruth 243]

Batman: Assault on Arkham. Great flick.

[ShadowPirateX 600]

- The Penguins of Madagascar.

Best comedy of 2014.

 

-The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

Great sequel to a great movie.

[MLPFanatic34 3,234]

Tusk with Justin Long, Michael Parks, Johnny Depp, and Haley Joel Osment about a podcaster that gets abducted in Canada and the maniac that kidnaps him plans to turn him into a walrus. Directed by Kevin Smith who directed Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Mallrats.