What was the last movie you watched?

Rich Hall's newest BBC 4 documentary "Rich Hall's Countrier than You", an examination of country and western from its surprising roots to its spread across the world's music listening and buying public. Really good, as usual from the man.

The Hangover: Part III

It is still pretty good.

edited 19th Mar '17 5:07:27 AM by Halberdier17

Mulan

It was a good film. I loved the animation.

Mystery Men.

Dafuq?

Finding Dory

edited 19th Mar '17 1:34:10 PM by Ultimatum

The Beauty and the Beast remake.

I thought it was pretty good! Everyone did a wonderful job in their roles, the songs were well sung, and the visuals were gorgeous!

Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I can't believe I forgot how good that movie was. >.< ^_^;;

Sorry about the double post, though I did have a double feature tonight. First I watched Kong: Skull Island, and then I watched The Cat Returns.

Independence Day: Resurgence


It was okay.

Castle in the Sky.

The Breakfast Club

I thought it was pretty great! I like how they deconstructed the archtypes normally found in High-School dramas. Though, due to the very consistent set (the whole movie takes place during one detention session), the film felt more like a stage play.

I saw Inception a few days ago. Good movie, it had an interesting premise and an execution that certainly didn't waste that premise. I'll need to give it a rewatch, as I missed some parts of it during my initial viewing.

Apparently there is a (nonmusical, thankfully) Screen-to-Stage Adaptation. It's said to be popular with high schools. I know it's an HS Coming of Age Story and all, but certain factors cast doubt on that idea, unless said school(s) are liberal af.

edited 27th Mar '17 11:03:42 PM by Theatre_Maven_3695

Ghost in the Shell. And good timing for watching it too.

Florence Foster Jenkins. My family and I were supposed to watch Lion, but we needed a funny movie after my brother's depression flared up again.

Ghost in the Shell. It was different from previous versions, but that is to be expected, I thought it was good.

Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

As a fan of Godzilla, pretty good. Definitely one of my favorites.

Godzilla: Final Wars

So much cheese, both good and bad. The kaiju fights were good, but everything else was just dumb.

Two days ago, The LEGO Movie. Still gives me a chuckle.

I just finished Star Trek: Generations. I remember seeing bits and pieces of it once when I was a kid. Now that I've seen the whole thing, I must say I like it. :)

The Afflicted (2010): Starts off kind of awkward, but it eventually gets better. Still, it can't help but feel like some kind of poor man's version of the The Girl Next Door (even if its alternate title is "Another American Crime").

Pale Rider.

Clint Eastwood's weird Preacher killing bad dudes. What's not to like?

Beauty and the Beast. Don't think I like it as much as the original but it's very good.

edited 6th Apr '17 6:08:16 PM by HowInKraidable

I always thought that the Preacher in Pale Rider was the same guy that he played in High Plains Drifter - the Angel of Death. Cracking film though.

Does the Mystery Science Theater 3000 riffing of Space Mutiny count?

Went to a Midnight Movie screening of Near Dark in tribute to the late and great Bill Paxton. The theater showed some shorts, film trailers, and even a music video, that had Bill involved in before the film started. The guy had some great talent, and we miss him.

His character, Severen, stole every scene he was in. It wasn't in too much since he wasn't the main character, but goddamn he was great. The bar scene was his best part next to his last showdown with the main character.