What was the last movie you watched?

Finding Nemo, a childhood favorite, in preparation for Finding Dory.

Aliens. Slow paced as shit, but damn isn't the second half awesome.

A Christmas Carol. I thought it was pretty good. I was stunned by how real the backgrounds looked (if they animated the backgrounds, because I don't know if they do that with Motion Capture), and the humans looked good, although not completely real, but I don't remember it going into the Uncanny Valley. I didn't get scared by it, except for the Ignorance and Want scene, which gave me a chill and goosebumps. "God Bless Us Everyone" was also a prime example of Awesome Music.

Police Academy 3: Back in Training. Still funny after all these years. Once you get past the whole "lots of these guys and women you like are dead" kind of thing.

Now You See Me 2

i predicted part of the ending

edited 18th Jun '16 4:37:32 PM by Alucart23

Bit annoyed as I only got to see the last ten minutes of the Tommy Lee Jones/Benicio Del Toro film, "The Hunted." It's a cracking movie, at least as good if not better than the first Rambo instalment.

Ex Machina - Superb low-key sci-fi flick, quite suspenseful in places. Seeing Oscar Isaac in his role here was very jarring in comparison to Po Dameron.

edited 18th Jun '16 5:50:18 PM by Willbyr

Galaxy Quest. It definitely Needs More Love.

Ladder 49. The Crimson Typhoon was watching it with me and was suitably impressed by daddy's job.

Life of Pi. It was my Father's Day present for my dad.

Idiocracy. Eh, it wasn't total shit, but the humor style didn't appeal to me. Crude jokes always get old insanely fast, and besides, I'm not hopeless about humanity and I don't think stupid people will take over the world.

Finding Dory. I'm a bit biased towards Finding Nemo, but it's a good watch.

Away All Boats! starring Jeff Chandler and a very brief (dubbed) appearance from Clint Eastwood. Really good film.

Just saw The Secret Life of Pets, yesterday. I enjoyed it.

Just finished watching Deadpool via the Talk Talk store app. Great film even on the small screen. Performances are pitch perfect throughout and it's funnier than a funny thing from the Planet Funny. When it's not bleak.

New movie watched double post: Banlieue 13. Great action and good performances.

Airheads. It was a lot of fun. :) I think Kramer stole the show.

X-Men Apocalypse. Some really good parts, some really bad parts, but more Quicksilver goodness is appreciated.

Deadpool: It wasn't as vile and disgusting as everyone else made it out to be, you limp dicked motherfuckers.

Maze Runner 2: Another entry in the least worst young adult novel adaptation franchise.

The Lion King. Even if I like the Revival Era movies, nothing can beat this timeless classic.

The Prince of Egypt and Joseph: King of Dreams. I liked them.

edited 27th Jun '16 9:44:48 PM by DreamCord

Finding Dory.

It was very good.

"Carve Her Name With Pride" based on the exploits of the SOE agent Violette Szabo, and starring Virginia Mc Kenna. Great film with a sad ending.

Zootopia. Some Cracked article ended up spoiling the twist for me, but it was still pretty fun. Best Actor Allusion: Getting Kristen Bell to play a sloth character with one line, just because of her extreme cuteness proximity reaction to sloths.

Witness. It was a solid film. Can't complain.

I feel like Harrison Ford did a bunch of action/drama movies in the 80's... I've seen Patriot Games and now this one. What's next? The Fugitive?

edited 30th Jun '16 1:29:41 PM by electronic-tragedy