mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[Jackleberry 1,921]

I saw Captain Phillips not too long ago.

 

Damn, that was a pretty great movie, if you ask me. I loved it ... but there was too much water, 7.8/10 9/10.

[darkwingmare 1,296]

Twilight Saga.. Breaking Dawn. It wasn't that bad, but it sure wasn't good either.

[Pineapple Bloom 511]

My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks.

[Jeremiah 1,586]

the last film i watched was Interstellar...

[zombienixon 330]

I watched Fast and Furious 7 (or as I called it, 7 Fast 7 Furious) last night.  I saw Fast Five last month and enjoyed it, so I thought I'd like this one too.  I liked it even better than 5 after I watched it. If you took a roll of film and poured testosterone on it, you'd get this movie.  I also liked the way they handled what to do with Paul Walker's character. It's a dumb action movie done right.

Edited April 5, 2015 by zombienixon

[Ziltoid the Omniscient 286]

In the honor of Easter, Hop.

[Tao 7,310]

The Last Unicorn

 

its my fav of all time!

[Draxon 214]

Currently watching Maleficent.  I know some people don't like how they changed the story, but I really like this new direction.  I'm thinking of getting the DVD.

[IcyHaze 594]

The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies

 

Well worth a watch if you're a fan of Peter Jackson's stuff - far better than Desolation of Smaug. Still nowhere near as good as any of the LoTR trilogy.

[Aleh 481]

Just finished watching snatch.
Funny as fuck movie. 
Should definitely watch it if you love action/comedy.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r0j58WeZAY

Edited April 6, 2015 by Aleh

[iceestarz 5,764]

Spiders.

 

It was so funny, and an awful movie. But like an awful horror movie in a good way.

[GoGreenGirl 239]

The last movie I watched was Don Bluth's Thumbelina. 

[Irelynn Skye 10]

Pretty sure the last movie I watched was Insurgent. 

 

So. Much. Action and people getting shot or the crap kicked out of them

[Magnum Flare 553]

Watched Furious 7. At the ending...

 

[Blackshirt Brony 415]

The last movie I watched was Iron Sky.

 

"Nazis... From the moon..."

[Polaris 224]

A movie I watched yet again for the nostalgic reasons not too long ago, was Letters from Ivo Jima.

[Revy ~ Two Hands 862]

GetHard

 

It was alright I give it 3/5.

Went on to long, only the scenes with Will Ferrel and the black one where good.

[Jackleberry 1,921]

I saw The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.

 

I thought it was pretty cool, 8/10. :3

[Jokuc 8,173]

I saw The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.

 

I thought it was pretty cool, 8/10. :3

 

I am personally a huge fan of Middle-Earth and the whole LotR universe and I was hoping for Christopher Tolkien to die so we could get PJ working on The Silmarillion already. Unfortunately, it is now too late and I doubt this will ever happen. Anyways, I love-love-love the LotR-triology and those films are in my opinion among the top 10 movies ever made. The Hobbit films on the other hand, were a disappointment to me. The films showed a lot of the things I so much wished to see, but they did it in the wrong way.

 

They decided to make the films more "appealing" to all ages by removing lots of the graphic violence and dark atmospheres that the first three films had. For example, in the LotR triology, you could clearly see the strikes Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli made on all the Orcs and Uruk-hais. In The Hobbit however, swords piercing throats and slashing flesh were almost nowhere to be found. Another big issue I had with the films is that they put in a lot of stupid humor. Yes, I am aware that the first three films has silly humor as well, come on I've seen them 10+ times each. There is, however, a significant difference between the humor and jokes between the films. The jokes in The Hobbit feels like they were made to make kids laugh and that kind of kills the seriousness of the films. The goblin king for example... And just the whole scene... it is, I am sorry to say but it was bad. The terrible punchlines and the weird scenes just made me cringe. Another issue I had with the films is that they used way too much CGI. The armies in lotr were actual men. In the hobbit they were computer animated and one could easily tell this right away. To me, everything looked like a video game and it really ruined the "this is a real world and not a fantasy world"-feeling.

 

Other than that, the hobbit was fairly entertaining and it had a lot of beautiful shots. I am happy that they followed the book and unlike many other people I like that they made three films of it to be able to cover as much as possible. LotR is a clear 10/10 to me but the hobbit would be a 7.5/10

 

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I saw two films yesterday.

 

Ip man (2008) and Ip man 2 (2010)

These two films are Chinese (or from Hong Kong I believe) and follows a man called Ip man, a master at martial arts. This guy is totally bad-ass, not because he is so powerful, but because of his personality and use of his techniques. These films are actually inspired by the life of the real person Ip man who did a lot of things for china bla blah bla and he taught Bruce Lee haha just check it out, it is an awesome film. The second one was pretty good as well but personally I liked the first one much more. 8.1 on imdb.

[Jeremiah 1,586]

now the last movie i watched was Fast and Furious 7

[Chibibrony 6]

the hole it was pretty good

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

 

The Lazarus Effect

 

A good start of the year.

[Mr. Right 115]

In the Cinema? Fast and Furious 7

On the TV: X-Men: Days of Future Past

[iceestarz 5,764]

Big Hero 6.

 

SUCH A GOOD MOVIE. Watched it for the first time yesterday while I was babysitting my sister's boyfriend's sister.

[ThatOneComrade 1,091]

Dreamworks' Home c: I'm so happy to see a Black girl as a main character in an animated film. How marvelous!