mega thread Last Movie You Watched?

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

50/50

 

Anjelica Houston does a good job in a more serious movie.

[iceestarz 5,764]

Hello Sister, Goodbye Life.

 

It was pretty cute. The main character was damn cute too. Like man I got such a woman crush on her throughout the movie. Plus she was hella sarcastic. I love that in a character.

[zaqwert11 70]

well i rarly watch movies but i think it was 22 jump street

[Oblivion 20,266]

I re watched "Shutter Island" a couple days ago, darn it, talk about a movie that has one hell of a plot twist towards the end!

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

I've just seen Pulp Fiction for the twentieth time now. 'Nuff Said.

[Cosmik Vek 764]

I just came back from the cinema and I watched the first part of Hunger Games 3: The Mocking Jay (French Version), I honestly can't wait to see part 2 of this movie

[Magnum Flare 553]

I just watched probably a movie that I will remember forever and that movie is Dead Poets Society.

 

I've always been very fond of inspirational movies, but Dead Poets Society takes the cake. The story is so good and the dynamics are awesome. I know how it feels when you are forced to go down the career path by your own parents and are not allowed to defy it. It's so stressful. This conflict leads to suicide for Neil Perry, who wanted to be an actor but forced to be a doctor.

 

This scheme reminds me of the internet's stereotype of Asian, which I hate, a lot.

 

10/10

[Starlighty 900]

Diary of wimpy kid!

 

This movie was just ok... It had it moments I guess!

 

But omygosh the brother is a cute jackass o:

[Sugar Cube 4,843]

I don't hit the theaters much, but the last two movies I saw were excellent, and I highly recommend both.

 

Gone Girl - Fantastic acting and great suspense. My reaction: "I did NOT see that coming."

 

The Judge - Let's just say I cried. And I NEVER cry to movies unless they are Marley & Me levels of touchy-feely heartwarming tearjerkiness. Just a really great story. I got nothing else.

 

I'd give them both a solid 9/10.

[Celli 4,338]

If you don't count Rainbow Rocks, the last movie I saw was Tammy with my mom. 

 

It was terrible.

[Enemy Stand 446]

Very recently, I finished watching Django Unchained for the second time. Before that, I believe the last movie I watched was 22 Jump Street.

[Starlighty 900]

I don't hit the theaters much, but the last two movies I saw were excellent, and I highly recommend both.

 

Gone Girl - Fantastic acting and great suspense. My reaction: "I did NOT see that coming."

 

The Judge - Let's just say I cried. And I NEVER cry to movies unless they are Marley & Me levels of touchy-feely heartwarming tearjerkiness. Just a really great story. I got nothing else.

 

I'd give them both a solid 9/10.

Gone girl was crazy!!! The book is even more messed up then the movie!

[Cuddly 43]

I watched All quiet on the western front, of course, I had read the book, which is this film based, firstly. So, I think, that it's one of the best screen adaptation of book, which I've ever seen. Film is very true to the original book. It's obviously, that not every scene, which is in the book could be in the film, because, film would be just too long.

But I can't write, that everything in this film was perfect. For example the scene, when horses dying, in book this scene was described so perfectly, that It was very scary and naturalistic. In the film, the horse was only whining and running in panic, but they wasn't even wounded. Ok, one of them dying, but it isn't scary or even shocking. The next scene, which i didn't like was scene in the trench, when Paul (main character) is in the trench with dying French soldier. In the book, this scene is better shown. 

 

So, film is good. But I recommend- firstly- book, after- film.

Edited December 1, 2014 by Dog in the Fog

[CT-1138 3,182]

Transformers: Age of Extinction - Basically 3 hours of explosions where even things that're not to explode do explode. Only thing I took away from this film, is that I'll never be as cool as Optimus Prime riding a robotic fire breathing T. rex with a sword. 

[Tameless 979]

Currently the last movie I saw was:

 

[Unr3alGamer 230]

I watched Inception twice with my good friend around Thanksgiving. It's soooooooooooo good. One of the few movies I'd give a 10/10.

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

The last movie I saw was The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1.

[Shawn Parks 1,798]

Yesterday I saw "The Theory of Everything."

 

 

 

[Starlighty 900]

Jack frost... I forgot how sad that movie is!!!

Yesterday I saw "The Theory of Everything."

 

 

 

 

Did you like it?! I wanna see it!!

[Lordav 3,427]

Achmed saves America, cartoon after a sucessful puppet show... watch achmed silence i kill you on youtube for reference =D

 

http://putlocker.is/watch-achmed-saves-america-online-free-putlocker.html

[Shawn Parks 1,798]

Did you like it?! I wanna see it!!

 

 

Yes, I liked it.  And I learned a lot that I didn't know about Stephen Hawking.

[~Chaos~ 3,967]

Studio Ghibli's Howl's Moving Castle.

 

Great film as are many others by them!

[Ridley Wolf 291]

Casey Jones.

 

It was really good, especially for a fanmade movie.

[ShyPie 164]

I saw The Grandmaster. It's an HK martial arts film based on the story of legendary Ip Man. I really like watching good martial arts and I especially enjoy the different style of direction you generally get from Asian martial arts films as you can actually see a lot of the action going on and it looks impressive (compared to the current Western trend of everything being hand held, shakey cams with extreme closes and super fast cut aways so you can barely make out what's happening amongst the cgi laden action). In saying that, this movie did sometimes take a little bit of a Western influence, but not to anywhere near the same extent, the fights were still very cool. And while the story seemed to flounder a little, starting as the tale the rising martial artist who must face an opponent to be crowned grandmaster only to get interrupted by the war and then focus more on being a romance, I still liked it. It was ultimately a story of love, both in the classical sense of a lost love and the love of martial arts itself. It's also perhaps one of the best looking films I've seen this year, it looked just gorgeous at times.

[Buttonmash1973 1,026]

The Hobbit: An Uexpected Journey

 

One of the highglights of 2012.

 

The Lego Movie

 

Now 4 years waiting for the sequel.