mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[Dreambiscuit 9,816]

Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale. I love the Barbies and this was just the perfect thing at the perfect time. I loved it as always.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

The Trials of Henry Kissinger (2002) - A compelling, if somewhat embellished, account about the eponymous diplomat from Christopher Hitchens. 9 out of 10.

[TransitPony 238]

The Fifth Element. Underrated film that you can end up watching over and over again. 

[SparklingSquirrels 21,344]

A Canadian thriller-comedy called “Bon Cop Bad Cop” about a murder on the Ontario/Quebec border. A cop from each of the two provinces must work together and hilarity ensues  

[Fluttershyfan94 5,742]

I watched back to the future the second movie having watched the first movie before it the other day. You know it's great movies enjoyable so I have watched it many times.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

I watched two documentaries: "The Trial of Henry Kissinger" and "Who Killed the Electric Car?" 

[CheeryFox 23,821]

The Witches - Not as good as the last one but I gave it a 3.9/5.

[Divine plywood 1,239]

The Darkest Hour. Gary Oldman did a great job playing Winston Churchill and for the most parts movie managed to capture his many-sided character. Entertaining historical drama, thought one cheesy, false and downright populist scene in the end nearly ruined the whole film. Prime minister travels in London underground alongside with commoners, small twinkle eyed girl encourages doubtful aristocrat not to negotiate with Hitler but kick some nazi-ass instead *keep calm and carry on intensifies*  Historical dramas don't have to be 100% accurate and can embellish things here and there, but c'mon... 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

8 minutes ago, Divine plywood said:

The Darkest Hour. Gary Oldman did a great job playing Winston Churchill and for the most parts movie managed to capture his many-sided character. Entertaining historical drama, thought one cheesy, false and downright populist scene in the end nearly ruined the whole film. Prime minister travels in London underground alongside with commoners, small twinkle eyed girl encourages doubtful aristocrat not to negotiate with Hitler but kick some nazi-ass instead *keep calm and carry on intensifies*  Historical dramas don't have to be 100% accurate and can embellish things here and there, but c'mon... 

About time he got his Oscar for this role.

[Pastel Heart 6,466]

Ghost In the Shell 1995. I've only seen SAC before so this was a treat!

[Mlppotterwhoovian 381]

Witches (HBO Max version)

[Brony Number 42 10,069]

The Gate 2 (1990)....

[Chadbacca 375]

Ridley Scott's Alien. 41 years since its original release and it's still one of the best science fiction horror movies ever made.

[rainbowdashacademy 114]

Couple of weeks ago saw We BARE BEARS The Movie 1 hour and 42 minutes long this movie is worth it enjoy!

[Divine plywood 1,239]

After The Darkest Hour, only logical choice as the follow-up movie was Dunkirk from Christopher Nolan  Despite film's proportion -majority of it taking place either on the vast open sea or nearly empty shoreline- at times atmosphere is almost claustrophobic, in the best sense of the term. Nothing too much, nothing too little. Aviation scenes especially were surprisingly ascetic, an welcome exception to other war films (and some of the director's other works...) 

[Divine plywood 1,239]

4 hours ago, You said:

how did you like the Darkest Hour? Has been some years for me, I mean it was the one with electrical superbeings, right?

 I think we're talking about two different movies that just happen to have same name

[Divine plywood 1,239]

Finishing up Dunkerque-themed film marathon: Their Finest. During Battle of Britain and London bombings, Ministry of Information's film team starts to make morale-boosting movie about Dunkirk evacuation. Absolutely delightful comedy-drama, proper BBC quality! Though after this I may need long break from this topic  

3 hours ago, You said:

isn't it then about something something war or WW II?

Yup, WWII

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,596]

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939) - A classic political drama about a U.S. Senator who endures smears and the daily grind of politics to expose corruption.

[Sparklefan1234 171,031]

Seems Like Old Times (1980) 10/10

[Dreambiscuit 9,816]

North  By Northwest (1959). Alfred Hitchcock's all-time greatest movie.

Beauty and the Beast (animated). It's Halloween time so I always bring this one out for a special viewing. It's a tradition, besides being one of my favorite movies ever.

[rainbowdashacademy 114]

WEREWOLF ISLAND- wasn't about the title at all it's by a movie company called redeye this movie sucked! THE FARM was better why let's see better story set up like a ghost town as boyfriend and girlfriend get tired and try to sleep at cabin. Next morning they are kidnapped from crazy Farmers women and men in animal masked costumes try to kill them as they are locked in animal cages!  Great movie cliffhangers like shockers old lady farmer broke down , shop keeper looking strange, cabin owner sounds insane, check it out your in for a treat !

[Dreambiscuit 9,816]

Monster House. 

Hey, it's Halloween! 

[Dreambiscuit 9,816]

Willow (1988). I love that movie and had a lovely time watching it again. 

[Dreambiscuit 9,816]

The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 

The original version is still the best. 

[King of Canterlot 9,603]

Unstoppable (2010) I really liked this movie, I've actually seen it once before too like a long time ago  It's the movie about the out of control train that's apparently unstoppable