mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[Snoopy Fan 8,967]

Casper Meets Wendy (1998)

[Clawdeen 22,325]

I’m currently watching Until Dawn on Netflix 

[Snoopy Fan 8,967]

The Bad Guys 2 (2025)

[Longhaul 8,702]

Rocky V, this past Saturday.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,553]

Fantastic Four:  First Steps (2025)  

Spoiler

This one seems to know what it is with that timeline and different world setting.  

[Dreambiscuit 11,474]

Rogue One (2016) After watching the Andor series, I wanted to watch this movie to see the whole tapestry of the characters’ story woven together. Rogue One is entertaining, original, and the only Disney based Star Wars movie I watch. 9/10

Kelly’s Heroes (1970) A unique blend of WW2 action with a hippy influence. Odd but workable, and it delivers. Great cast and story. 8/10

Supergirl (1984) This movie may be campy in a lot of ways but it's still the best (and only good) representation of Supergirl around. Helen Slater is the one elemant that puts this movie over the top; she's so real and has the kind of positivity and virtue you'd expect from the cousin of Superman. She's also pretty and feminine, which would probably shock and offend modern audiences, lolol. 7/10

[TheRockARooster 54,296]

1 minute ago, Dreambiscuit said:

Rogue One (2016) After watching the Andor series, I wanted to watch this movie to see the whole tapestry of the characters’ story woven together. Rogue One is entertaining, original, and the only Disney based Star Wars movie I watch. 9/10

Kelly’s Heroes (1970) A unique blend of WW2 action with a hippy influence. Odd but workable, and it delivers. Great cast and story. 8/10

Supergirl (1984) This movie may be campy in a lot of ways but it's still the best (and only good) representation of Supergirl around. Helen Slater is the one elemant that puts this movie over the top; she's so real and has the kind of positivity and virtue you'd expect from the cousin of Superman. She's also pretty and feminine, which would probably shock and offend modern audiences, lolol. 7/10

It's my favourite Star Wars movie from Disney, Dreamy. 

[Dreambiscuit 11,474]

11 minutes ago, TheRockARockster said:

It's my favourite Star Wars movie from Disney, Dreamy. 

Mine too, Roostah! The ONLY good Star Wars movie from Disney. 

[Clawdeen 22,325]

I have Olivia Rodrigo's GUTs World tour playing on Netflix while I'm working

[Snoopy Fan 8,967]

The last movie I watched was Onward (2020)

[Snoopy Fan 8,967]

The last movie I watched was Flow (2024)

[ExplosionMare 22,499]

Freakier Friday (2025).

[DubWolf 18,742]

Rogue One  .

Before that it was Rio.

[Dreambiscuit 11,474]

War of the Worlds (2005) This is NOT the new War of the Worlds abomination currently haunting Prime. This is the Spielberg version with Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning. Having some talent involved, this movie does deliver in some ways, but suffers from some of the most irritating characters I’ve ever seen. That being said, Tom Cruise is always interesting to watch because he has screen presence, and Dakota Fanning is one of the best actresses I’ve ever seen, and commands every scene she’s in because she has such gravity and authority, despite her young age. A John Williams score also adds to this movie and brings it up to a 7/10

Jurassic World Rebirth (2025) The Jurassic Park franchise is pretty much a plug-and-play money machine. It doesn’t take much to rake in the millions because people like dinosaurs and the possibilities are endless. Unfortunately, they didn’t put much into this movie, nor did they exploit the endless possibilities. Instead they churned out a fairly amateurish installment that reduces the whole thing to the level of a big budget horror franchise. There’s no originality here; just a bunch of people doing the wrongest possible thing and getting eaten for their trouble. Instead of Micheal Myers or Jason Voorhees, you get dinos of various shapes and sizes, with new mutations added in case anyone was getting bored with the T-rex. But the template is the same; dumb people meet baddies and end up dead. At least the earlier Jurassic movies had a little more story, or at least a better gimmick to offer. It’s watchable, because you can always check your brain at the door and find something to enjoy with these movies, but if you want anything beyond a predictable slaughter-fest, look elsewhere. 6.5/10

The Big Year (2011) This is a movie about bird watching. Yeah, sounds riveting, no? But the big surprise is that this movie actually delivers. Owen Wilson, Steve Martin and Jack Black make this movie a lot of fun, and the originality of the story makes it fun and easy to watch, with lots of interesting locales and scenery. If nothing else, it’s different than all the other template-driven movies out these days. 7.5/10

 

6 hours ago, DubWolf said:

Rogue One  .

Before that it was Rio.

I just watched Rio too. Such an awesome movie! 

[Megas 28,149]

Been on a bit of an MCU mood lately so I recently rewatched a few movies namely Iron Man 1, Thor Ragnarok and the first two Avengers movies. IM1 and Ragnarok are just as great as I remember them and are still some of my top favorites in the franchise. While the first two Avengers movies have been eclipsed by Endgame and especially Infinity War, I still enjoy them. The first Avengers is still crazy to think was able to happen even over 10 years later, while Age of Ultron is definitely a low point of the 4 movies it’s still a good time with great moments(the Party in the first 3rd of the movie, Hawkeye gets a lot of love)

Iron Man: 9/10

Thor Ragnarok: 9/10

Avengers: 8/10

Age of Ultron: 7/10

Edited Sunday at 04:45 PM by Megas

[Dreambiscuit 11,474]

Alita: Battle Angel (2019) I really like this movie. It’s so much fun and has some really great characters. It doesn’t get bogged down and keeps the interest engaged. It was left very open-ended for planned sequels but they never came to be, which is very unfortunate because this series had so much more to say. I’ll just have to keep re-watching this one over and over again. 8.5/10

Push (2019) This is another great movie with tons of potential that was clearly part of a larger story with planned sequels. Those sequels never materialized. But even as a standalone film, this movie delivers because it has a great cast and solid story. Dakota Fanning steals the show as usual, and Chris Evans had a terrific chemistry with her. It’s sad that deserving movies like this and Alita: Battle Angel don’t get sequels while so many less worthy franchises seem to go on forever. C’est la vie. 8.5/10

Tomorrowland (2015) This is another personal favorite that I can watch endlessly and never get tired of it. It’s not without its flaws, and admittedly it has some nasty plot holes (which could be easily fixed with just one or two lines of dialog added or subtracted), but I can overlook all that because this movie is so fun. The cast is great, with Raffey Cassidy dominiating all others, and I love the secret world built by the dreamers and innovators, hidden from the greed and pessimism of the world we know. It also makes an interesting statement, not that I’m a big fan of movies that make statements, but this is a healthy one that makes sense, even though its slightly wordy exposition toward the end could stand a trim. Overall I love this movie. 9/10

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The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)

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Freakier Friday (2025)

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Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)