mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[TheRockARockster 55,043]

1 hour ago, Fluttershutter said:

Never seen that one. 

It’s quite good. 

If you like those older style monster movies you’ll like it.

[Otaku-sempai 780]

18 hours ago, TheRockARockster said:

Thanks mate. 

Sorry if I sounded snappy.

No problem at all. King Kong Lives lost me with the giant artificial heart or in any way surviving becoming street pizza. Then again, I also never liked Dino Di Laurentiis' King Kong remake aside from the special effects. He would have been better off making it a period piece. Peter Jackson understood that. 

[Fluttershutter 3,299]

The original Tron. Now I'm gonna watch Tron Legacy and tomorrow go see Tron Ares.

[Dreambiscuit 12,063]

Silent Zone (2025) A typical zombie flick with a little more quality than the usual of its kind. Predictable as can be, but it’s hard to be surprising when every zombie movie is essentially the same. But I enjoyed it. 6.5/10

World War Z (2013) Yeah, another one. But far better than the usual and actually possessing a plot with an original outcome. I’d love to see sequels to this. 7.5/10

[Fluttershutter 3,299]

Watched Tron Legacy

You know what would be cool? A Tron, The Matrix, Ghost in the Shell crossover!

[Sparklefan1234 184,251]

Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968) Infinity/10

 

[Snoopy Fan 11,663]

A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969)

[ZiggWheelsManning 14,984]

9 hours ago, Dreambiscuit said:

Silent Zone (2025) A typical zombie flick with a little more quality than the usual of its kind. Predictable as can be, but it’s hard to be surprising when every zombie movie is essentially the same. But I enjoyed it. 6.5/10

World War Z (2013) Yeah, another one. But far better than the usual and actually possessing a plot with an original outcome. I’d love to see sequels to this. 7.5/10

Roofman (2025)

Channing Tatum stars in this as an inmate fugitive who hides in a Toys R' Us store.  The guy tries to find love again of a lady he meets at a local church.  With some slipups of that store residency, there's a naked moment in the movie.  At least it's not Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, or worst of all shocking thoughts, Mark Wahlberg.  

How's the zombie binge going @Dreambiscuit?  Are turkey movies in plans for November?  

[Snoopy Fan 11,663]

Snoopy Come Home (1972)

[Sparklefan1234 184,251]

It's the Pied Piper, Charlie Brown (2000) 😐/10

[Dreambiscuit 12,063]

12 hours ago, ZiggWheelsManning said:

How's the zombie binge going @Dreambiscuit?  Are turkey movies in plans for November?  

Not very many Thanksgiving movies out there @ZiggWheelsManning, but I have about three or so in mind; Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009), Unknown (2011) and Free Birds (2013), although the lattermost is pretty lame and has worn out its welcome.

12 hours ago, Snoopy Fan said:

Snoopy Come Home (1972)

This is the first movie I saw on a big screen, at some sort of special event when I was little. It was magical. 

 

Here's my latest:

Hollywood Ending (2002) Another funny, absurd and sharp comedy from the mind of Woody Allen. As usual, he brings great wit and originality to the screen and delivers. Not my favorite of his movies, but certainly a good quality movie. 7.5/10

Barbie: Mariposa (2008) A great Barbie animated movie. But they’re all great, up to ‘Barbie: Big City, Big Dreams,’ when Mattel decided it wasn’t about entertainment anymore, but politics. But the older classic Barbies are without equal, and Mariposa is sublime. 8.5/10 (Thanks for the idea, @TheRockARockster!)

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[TheRockARockster 55,043]

8 minutes ago, Dreambiscuit said:

Not very many Thanksgiving movies out there @ZiggWheelsManning, but I have about three or so in mind; Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009), Unknown (2011) and Free Birds (2013), although the lattermost is pretty lame and has worn out its welcome.

This is the first movie I saw on a big screen, at some sort of special event when I was little. It was magical. 

 

Here's my latest:

Hollywood Ending (2002) Another funny, absurd and sharp comedy from the mind of Woody Allen. As usual, he brings great wit and originality to the screen and delivers. Not my favorite of his movies, but certainly a good quality movie. 7.5/10

Barbie: Mariposa (2008) A great Barbie animated movie. But they’re all great, up to ‘Barbie: Big City, Big Dreams,’ when Mattel decided it wasn’t about entertainment anymore, but politics. But the older classic Barbies are without equal, and Mariposa is sublime. 8.5/10 (Thanks for the idea, @TheRockARockster!)

You’re welcome, @Dreambiscuit. 

[Fluttershutter 3,299]

Of course it was Tron Ares

[Sparklefan1234 184,251]

Toy Story of Terror (2013) Infinity/10

[Snoopy Fan 11,663]

Underfist: Halloween Bash (2008)