What was the last movie you watched?

The Founder it was a good movie. It also makes you feel terrible about what happened to the McDonald brothers.

edited 5th Sep '17 12:41:28 PM by Halberdier17

Baywatch. It was.....not good.

I just finished watching Kiki's Delivery Service. I thought it was very good. :) When Kiki thought she was losing her powers, it made me want to give her a hug and tell her everything's going to be okay. :( ^_^;; And it was very suspenseful towards the ending when her broom kept switching between working and not.

Snow Steam Iron it is a short film that is only 4 minutes by Zack Snyder.

It has no dialogue and was filmed on an iPhone in a weekend.

It was good.

An Inspector Calls, based on the play by J.B. Priestley and starring Alistair Sim in the lead role.

Wall Street

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

It holds well, loved the movie.

edited 23rd Sep '17 4:00:07 PM by Tomodachi

"The Princess Bride", followed by "Blade".

Tastes like tonal dissonance.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

Very enjoyable.

Chimpanzee and Howl's Moving Castle. Both are very good, especially the latter. :)

Mad Max: Fury Road. Witness!!!!!

Battleship Potemkin and earlier, the original Blade Runner.

Potemkin was all right. Nothing special to me personally but I understand it paved a way for editing.

Blade Runner is such an interesting film. I saw the more subtle Director's Cut version. It's such a visually spectacular film with a great soundtrack. I expected the film to be the way it was, but I also didn't. The mood created is so strange, unlike sci-fi and film noir which it emulates and takes from. I think it's the same strange enigma I got when I first watched Apocalypse Now. Definitely a new favorite film. I don't want Deckard to be a Replicant. Why would he be??

Also I like how both Apocalypse Now and Blade Runner had trouble productions and they're favorites of mine in the same ways: soundtrack/score, visuals, different takes/directions on plots, gripping antagonists... Except I like the original AN .

My Neighbor Totoro. I liked it. :)

And now I just finished watching Blades of Glory. It's hilarious. XD

edited 2nd Oct '17 11:21:09 PM by Demetrios

Life (The horror movie in space one). It was pretty good, but just thinking about the scene with the rat will always make me uncomfortable for awhile.

Rewatched Mean Girls the other night for the... I don't know how many times. I just love that movie.

Wonder Woman.

Blade Runner 2049. I'd give it a 8.75/10. It's a very well made film.

I don't know. I enjoy the odd charm of the original, and it had memorable characters. Ryan Gosling's K was fine as a protagonist, but just kind of unspectacular. I could guess the plot's development until maybe the third act when it pulled a fast one on everyone.

Overall, a fantastic film but not terribly special. The original was special in my opinion because it was an odd film with great charm, noir sensibility, great visuals (albeit with some errors), great score, and memorable characters (Roy was my favorite because he was so amusing yet philosophical and I feel for Rachael who carries my name).

My Little Pony: The Movie (2017). Top-notch animation there, and it's proof that 2D animation isn't dead in the movie industry.

Doctor Strange it was pretty good.

I just saw the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic movie. It was excellent.

edited 10th Oct '17 4:43:21 PM by Demetrios

Goodfellas.

Great film about horrible, horrible people.

I just finished watching Deliverance for the first time in years. It's still as good as I remember.

The Depahted

I just got back from seeing Happy Death Day. I thought it was just okay.

The last half of "The Bridge at Remagen". With George Segal, Ben Gazzara and Robert Vaughn. Quite a good film, but not very historically accurate.