mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[TigerGeekGuy 4,662]

Fire in the Sky - not what I was expecting, but the abduction scene certainly delivered. (7/10)

The Fourth Kind - I both love and hate this movie. I love that it's one of the only good found footage films I've seen about aliens, the others I can think of are Phoenix Forgotten and one of the stories out of V/H/S 2, the only one of those I really like is V/H/S 2's story. I hate this movie because it basically lies to the audience about being true, which I know is part of the illusion, except that The Fourth Kind takes it too far. Don't get me wrong, this film actually gave me the creeps when I first watched it years ago, but now I can't help but get a bad taste in my mouth when I re-watch it knowing how it just straight-up lies to you. It just makes me wish there were more found footage films about aliens. (6/10)

Hereditary - I still stand by my previous opinion about this film, it's still great. One of the best horror films I've seen. When re-watching, I loved finding all the different clues and little hints given throughout the film. God, I love this movie. (10/10)

[Dynamo Pad 11,263]

The last movie I watched was My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising. 

[Here No Longer 5,276]

I watched Cold Pursuit (2019).

 

I laughed at a lot of the bad reviews I see on Rotten Tomatoes bringing up politics for no good reason, but I agree with the consensus. It is a gripping movie that uses irreverent humor in an effective way. My gripes are mainly in the writing. It's... not very good. They tell the audience more than they need to, as far as many plot points will be bashed over your head two or three times before the movie is over. Also, there are just some moments that the writing gets to the point of making me cringe. However, the only reason that in and of itself isn't bad enough to make it a mediocre movie, is because of how the movie doesn't take itself quite seriously enough to make it too much of a problem. 7/10.

Edited March 1, 2020 by Angel_Dust

[Derpy Pon-3 5,650]

I re watched ET two days ago with my family

[Pandora 38,015]

Brightburn - it was odd

[TigerGeekGuy 4,662]

Evil Dead (1981) - The original one that started it all. Honestly, quite refreshing to watch despite being somewhat hilariously outdated by today's standards. A lot of unique takes to some common horror movie clichés, like the reveal of the monster with the card test. I really enjoyed it and can't wait to watch the sequels and eventually, the remake for comparison. 9/10

Wolf Creek (2005) - Oh man, this is quite a movie. It was great, honestly. Scary in how real it is. Y'know, I always used to consider supernatural entities to be scarier than regular ol' humans, but the antagonist in Wolf Creek makes me take all that back. 10/10 from me.

[Divine plywood 1,239]

Parasite. Oscar for the best picture certainly went to the correct address this year

[rainbowdashacademy 114]

The Boy II- BRAUMS the creepy and supense is just as good as the first one let's just say it's cross between CHILDS PLAY and Annabelle mixed together as a doll and boy from hell brought back to life !

[SpittyPie2005 3,952]

Possibly the most underrated Disney movie of all time: Quints!

 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

Isle of Dogs - Still probably my favorite Wes Anderson movie.

[Dreambiscuit 9,623]

Jumanji: The Next Level.

I liked it just as much as the previous one. Lots of fun and easy to watch. 

[Oleks 1,993]

Blade Runner (1982). It's a quaint retro-futuristic film, but too slow for my liking. The "enhance" scene made me laugh.

[Flutterstep 47,068]

1917

A movie so good people can’t help but nitpick it. I loved it! 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

1 minute ago, Flutterstep said:

1917

A movie so good people can’t help but nitpick it. I loved it! 

Same, it's like Dunkirk on steroids.

[Cagey 4,248]

The Luck of the Irish - a classic questionable, painfully awkward Disney Channel movie. 

[Moony the Cat 3,702]

I watched Dc Comics " The Kitchen " and it was alright. It definitely had Scenes i enjoyed, even though in comparison to earlier Dc Imprint Films like " Road to Perdition " and " A History of Violence " it was Kind off boring.

But it was still fine, i still like it.

[Lord Valtasar 12,690]

watched the school of rock yesterday, can't believe it took me so long to watch it, considering how much i loved Tenatious D.

[KH7672 1,604]

Jojo Rabbit

I loved the idea of not only viewing a WWII world through a ten year old's eyes but add in an exaggerated Nazi viewpoint, and moments of satirized Hitler and it was thoroughly enjoyable.

[Dynamo Pad 11,263]

The last movie I watched was The Invisible Man. 

[Emerald Claus 24,848]

A movie called Mr. Right

It's basically how a girl falls in love with a serial killer and they start dating and then she gets wrapped up into all his stuff and goes all badass.

Or, the Netflix summary:

"He's got everything she wants in a man, with just one exception. One very bloody, twisted exception."

It's a comedy and super action-y. I actually enjoyed it.

(It's not a horror movie)

[Splashee 28,563]

WALL-EEeeeeeeeEEEEEEE    EEVVAaaaAAA

[Emerald Claus 24,848]

10 minutes ago, Splashee said:

WALL-EEeeeeeeeEEEEEEE    EEVVAaaaAAA

Omg I LOVE that movie!

[TigerGeekGuy 4,662]

Doctor Sleep - I loved this! I couldn't help but fanboy during multiple scenes in this movie. I loved every aspect of it, the visuals, the universe-building, just... everything. Having watched The Shining, I just knew I had to watch this. There were even scene reenactments from the prequel! I might be letting my inner fanboy speak a bit too much right now, because I haven't actually thought about it 'measuring up' to The Shining. I don't think that was ever the intention of this film, and let's be honest, how can one 'measure up' to a masterpiece anyways? No, this film for me was just pure fun and an expansion upon the character/abilities of Danny Torrance, which I really enjoyed. I honestly loved how it all tied together with the events of the prequel. 8 - 10/10 from me. Let my fanboy die down a bit and I'll probably give a more concrete score later, but for now I'll give it a solid 9/10.

[Spidey10 846]

1 hour ago, TigerGeekGuy said:

Doctor Sleep - I loved this! I couldn't help but fanboy during multiple scenes in this movie. I loved every aspect of it, the visuals, the universe-building, just... everything. Having watched The Shining, I just knew I had to watch this. There were even scene reenactments from the prequel! I might be letting my inner fanboy speak a bit too much right now, because I haven't actually thought about it 'measuring up' to The Shining. I don't think that was ever the intention of this film, and let's be honest, how can one 'measure up' to a masterpiece anyways? No, this film for me was just pure fun and an expansion upon the character/abilities of Danny Torrance, which I really enjoyed. I honestly loved how it all tied together with the events of the prequel. 8 - 10/10 from me. Let my fanboy die down a bit and I'll probably give a more concrete score later, but for now I'll give it a solid 9/10.

Still need to watch this. That Blu ray is high up on my list (Includes 2 cuts of the film).

[Oleks 1,993]

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. It felt very meta. I found some parts boring and confusing, but the climax was very satisfying. And the director's take on the historical events is rather peculiar.