mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[ExplosionMare 18,007]

A Christmas Story since the marathon has been on all day

[Divine plywood 1,232]

'It's a wonderful life'

Classic and top notch feel-good movie 

[PoisonClaw 8,153]

The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part

[Megas 27,064]

Literally just watched the first two Die Hard movies back to back to get into the holiday spirit lol

[Oleks 1,983]

Klaus (2019). It's a very good movie, even though you know what's going to happen 90% of the time. Gives you a new perspective on familiar things.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

Wonder Woman 1984 - Not quite the knockout the original was, but still a worthy sequel. 7 out of 10.

[Pandora 38,004]

The hobbit - tho looking to watch harry potter or something soon

[Clawdeen 12,110]

Wonder Woman 1984. I liked it. It’s not as bad as what I had heard.

[ExplosionMare 18,007]

The Mulan 2020 remake. I watched it again because one of my family members had never seen it before.

[Divine plywood 1,232]

Godzilla, 2014 version. Didn't really care it too much even though everyone else seems to praise it... felt as silly as the earlier one from the late 90's

[Clawdeen 12,110]

The last movie I watched was Deadpool

[King of Canterlot 9,588]

Well the last movie I watched was Citizen Kane (1941) because I've always been told by others how great of a movie it is. I thought it was pretty solid, it wasn't the greatest movie I've ever seen but I picked up on a lot of the morals and perspectives that the movie brought up- pretty much Kane was a man who had everything and yet nothing at the same time. Of course that's just what I thought, I recommend others watch the movie too and decide for yourself what ideas and morals the movie is trying to get across and whether Kane was a good or a bad man, it really does depend on the perspective of the viewer. And of course the cinematography and the different shots they used to convey the moods of characters and scenes was groundbreaking at the time, and it still holds up today for sure.    

On 12/26/2020 at 12:01 PM, Oleks said:

Klaus (2019). It's a very good movie, even though you know what's going to happen 90% of the time. Gives you a new perspective on familiar things.

I've been meaning to get around to watching this one but I haven't yet. I've heard that visually with the animation and all it's a great movie, maybe sometime later this week I'll watch it 

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

8 Mile - Powerful and gripping drama that manages to avoid being a vanity project.

[Sphinx-Ara 3,517]

A rather interesting documentary style horror movie called Long Pigs

[Oleks 1,983]

Snowpiercer (2013). It's a mix of Mad Max, Black Mirror and a little bit of The Matrix on a train. And it's very dark. I liked it.

[Twilight Sparkle97 395]

I watched scene parts of Ice Age: The Meltdown when it came on Nick earlier today. 

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

Weathering With You. Makoto Shinkai’s next movie after the immortal ‘Your Name.’ It’s often compared directly to Your Name and thus pales by comparison, but taken on its own terms it’s a really nice movie, beautifully animated and one shouldn’t waste time comparing it with something that probably can never be topped. I liked it a lot.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

One Night in Miami - A powerful and gripping drama about historical figures. As well as an impressive directorial debut from Regina King. 9 out of 10.

[Divine plywood 1,232]

"The Interpreter / Tlmočník", 2018 Slovak drama about son of a war criminal getting to know man who's family his father killed. Surprisingly upbeat roadmovie given it's gloomy topic. Not sure what to make of it...

 

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

Tinkerbell: Secret of the Wings. I wanted a movie with a wintery vibe and this did the trick nicely. Nice scenery, a decent story, and I liked hearing Timothy Dalton doing a voiceover.  

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

Wolfwalkers: I really enjoyed it. 

[Clawdeen 12,110]

The last movie I watched is Son of Batman. 

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

Unknown (2011). A pretty solid Liam Neeson actioner. I like the cold setting of Berlin on Thanksgiving, and the plot is compelling, with some nice supporting cast.

Alpha (2018). Beautiful scenery and an original movie that pulls a lot of character out of a few cavemen and a wolf. 

[Pandora 38,004]

A part of Lord of the rings 3 because it was on TV and extended edition

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,543]

I watched Sound of Metal. A gripping and emotionally compelling drama.