mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

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CHiPs (2017)                                  

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Van Helsing. One of the best movies I've EVER seen!!! O_O

[Buttonmash1973 1,024]

Even Lambs Have Teeth with Christian Sloan

Edited September 1, 2017 by Buttonmash1973

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The last movie I watched was Shut In. 

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Wonder Woman (2017)

Second time watching this again.

[Denim&Venöm 16,574]

The Goonies.

At the theatre.

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The last movie I watched was Final Destination 2. 

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Kill Game

Caliber Media's Some Kind of Hate

Edited September 8, 2017 by Buttonmash1973

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The last movie I watched was Bronco Billy. An old movie, but interesting 

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Hellions from 2015

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Starship Troopers (1997)

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101 Dalmatians (1996)

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Can't believe I hadn't watched it before... Thought I did, but I must have been thinking of Half-Blood Prince.

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Just got back from seeing 'IT' in theaters. The acting in it was really good, the tension was insane throughout and some of the imagery was very unsettling. It was a good film, but the overuse of jumpscares both surprised me and didn't surprise me at all. It didn't end on a jumpscare though, so, that's good.

Pennywise in the film was excellent. Bill really makes the role his own and different from Tim Curry's rendition. I loved how Pennywise actually seemed like something far more evil than just some clown that kidnaps people and that is pretty sinister on its own, but here, you can just 'feel' that 'it' is absolutely horrific. The speech and the mannerisms were all so well done. My main problem with the film was the jumpscares as I mentioned and this made for less of those subtle moments with Pennywise stalking and taunting. There was too much of him straight-up running towards the kids in a flurry of sounds and chaos. There needed to be more of those quiet, but very eery moments with the clown just talking, building up the fear without being frantic. Bill's acting style here would have made those types of scenes great. The beginning of the film was a perfect showcase for that, there just was not enough of it.

That was the thing they could have improved the most to me. It was still a solid horror film though.

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I watched 'V for Vendetta" after reading the graphic novel. It was excellent!

[Buttonmash1973 1,024]

Slasher.com aka S/ash.er

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pirate of the caribbean dead tell no tales 6/10

Meh, it's was okay but I think such plot as this should be executed better. But it was better than the last one and I do like the concept and design on the new antagonist and his crew mates. Very grim.

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The last movie I watched was the 2010 version of The Karate Kid. 

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Last watched was Toy Story 3.

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jackie brown, one of quentin tarantenos first films around the time of pulp fiction and reservoir dogs :3 ^^  one of my favorites 

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Real Steel and Matilda. Both very enjoyable movies. 

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Blood Night Legend of Mary Hatchet

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Plan 9 From Outer Space.

It truly deserves its reputation as the worst film ever made.  The acting was wooden, the delivery of the dialogue was as bad as the dialogue itself, the special effects were extremely ropey, the sets were cheap and nasty, the plot was thin and directionless.

It was awesome!  If you haven't seen it before it you really, really need to.

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X Men Days of Future past

Sinister 2

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The Sandlot.

On 9/14/2017 at 3:05 AM, Dreambiscuit said:

Real Steel and Matilda. Both very enjoyable movies. 

Brohoofed for Matilda.