mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[purpen 15]

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[Here No Longer 5,276]

The Wind (2019).

 

I had to watch it twice to really grasp it, but this is a great film. A great, tension-driven atmospheric horror piece with a believable look into the mind of a woman driven mad by isolation in a western setting. I do have a couple of gripes, however, and they are serious ones. Firstly, the film takes her side, when even early on, it's pretty much solidified that she's insane, and homicidally so. I'd go into it more, but I'd spoil the movie. Secondly, a film really shouldn't require two seperate viewings to understand on enough of a level to comprehend what is actually happening in it. Also, pretty much every review, positive and negative both, I've read on Rotten Tomatoes is clearly describing a different film. There is no feminist twist, and the film has very few jump scares (unlike one reviewer clearly intent on smearing the film would lead you to believe) 8.5/10.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,307]

"Ant-Man and the Wasp". It's my first time seeing it. I loved it! It was just as fun as "Ant-Man" I won't give it away, but the post credit scene shocked me! OMG...NO! Now I HAVE to watch Endgame!

[Windy Breeze 15,190]

28 days later. 

 

 

 

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RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN!!!! 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

8 hours ago, penns87 said:

Knives Out

I think it might just be my new favorite movie tbh

It's definitely my favorite movie of 2019.

[rainbowdashacademy 114]

Last week saw BAD BOYS FOR LIFE with my dad lots and lots of laughs enjoyed this 3rd offering a lot go see it !

[Pastel Heart 6,466]

Suicide Squad for the first time, loved it! Villain protagonists are my favorite. I love Harley Quinn so much

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,601]

22 minutes ago, Pastel-chan said:

Suicide Squad for the first time, loved it! Villain protagonists are my favorite. I love Harley Quinn so much

Ayyyy, welcome to the club! Harley Quinn is...basically my waifu. Lol

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

The last movie I watched was Overlord. 

[TigerGeekGuy 4,662]

The Cabin in the Woods - I absolutely love this movie, I could feel the love put into this beautiful creation that parodies the formulaic nature of teenager horror flicks, poking fun at all the cliches, and turns it into something akin to the SCP Foundation or an r/NoSleep offering. It feels like a horror movie made for horror movie fans by horror movie fans. It was honestly great. 10/10 from me.

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

The last movie I watched was Breakthrough. 

[Here No Longer 5,276]

Kingpin (1996).

 

At first I went out of this one genuinely and thoroughly enjoying it, but then I realized just how mean-spirited the film gets at times after a couple of hours of thought, and now I'm very split on this movie. On one hand, this film has a lot of good humor in it. On the other, some of the time the film demonstrates its habit of hurling mean-spirited jokes at its main characters, which honestly makes some of the humor less funny with that in mind. It also fails to subvert too many expectations with its very jaded plot archetype, though I can't judge it too harshly on that considering that it didn't really get jaded until the 2000's, but watching in 2020 it's a very predictable movie... 6/10.

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[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

The Gentlemen - While it's somewhat hard to follow at first, it's easily Guy Ritchie's best film since "Sherlock Holmes". Funny, witty, full of twists and turns, and a joy to watch. 8 out of 10.

[Pastel Heart 6,466]

Watched Stand By Me again for the first time in a long time

It hit me a lot harder last night than it did years before. I teared up at the ending and cried when the credits rolled.

[TigerGeekGuy 4,662]

Searching (2018) - Holy crap, this has to be the best thriller film I've seen in a long time. Full of twists and turns, a gripping story, and all through the eyes of digital devices we rely on every day. I absolutely loved this movie. I'm gonna buy it.

Sinister (2012) - This movie had a few new tricks for the rather clichéd supernatural horror film genre and actually managed to be creepy at some points. I'm gonna say though, I really liked the premise of finding old films in a new house that leads to such an investigation. I will readily admit however, I found the ending a bit too clichéd and rather disappointing.

Mandy (2018) - This movie was... something. I'm sure there are a lot of people that enjoy that "psychedelic" color-crazy approach that is a hallmark of the 80's, but I certainly don't. That doesn't mean I disliked everything about this film, the animated dream sequences were definitely enjoyable, and the fight scenes were entertaining, at least. The overall weird tone and filming technique kinda turned me off though, as well as the gratuitous sexuality, although infrequent. Not really enjoyable for me, but I'm sure some people will like it.

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

The last movie I watched was Spider-Man: Far From Home. 

[Pandora 38,058]

A concert DVD tbh... a good one

[Tao 7,765]

Spirited  Away : One of my fav anime movies of all time!

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

The last movie I watched was Alita: Battle Angel.

[Emerald Claus 24,868]

No Game No Life: Zero

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

I watched Heat (1995).

[Dynamo Pad 11,321]

The last movie I watched was Bumblebee. 

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,601]

Purple Rain. Over the top acting aside, it's a great movie.

[TBD 17,254]

Knives Out 6/10

Yeah not so great as the hype it gets..I've seen better mystery movie than this. It's pretty predictable but I guess I will give props for how the crime is set up. Even though it's a bit weak. The characters are great though so that makes up for it. 

[Steve Piranha 29,424]

The original 1990 TMNT film. Cheesy, silly..... BUT IT WAS FUN . Too bad my mind had difficulty developing as a kid. I’ll otherwise say that movie was part of my childhood, but I barely watched it back then . 
I’m looking forward in watching the second tomorrow, which is also in Netflix