What was the last movie you watched?

PJ_Soul

eeriepadave said:

CROJAM95 said:

eeriepadave said:

CROJAM95 said:

Baby Driver was really good

Buddy was Jon Hamm


I didn't think he looked a lot like Negan....Javier Bardem, now that's fucking Negans long lost bro


Negan was actually on Howard Stern a while ago....he grew up in Seattle, and knows all the bands we all love

Go see Baby Driver!

you don't think they look alike? 

I guess, I think Jon Hamm is pretty recognizable after all these years to be mistaken for Negan( Jeffery Dean Morgan). Especially the cadence in which he speaks. 

I remember when No country for old men came out and Javier Bardem was starting to be a big star

then Watchmen came out a few years later, I thought it was Javier Bardem.....I didn't know it was a different dude named Jeffery Dean Morgan until a few years later


looks like Spider-Man and War for Planet of the Apes getting good reviews......so glad there are more options to see out there. Not much good stuff this summer only Really Wonder Woman & Baby Driver so far imo

hope Dunkirk is good too....looks pretty good

i'm not too familiar with Hamm so maybe that's why I thought it was Negan at first. 

Looking forward to Spiderman and apes as well. 

Someone obviously needs to watch Mad Men! Such a great series.

drakeheuer14

The Truman Show 

eeriepadave

Dope

dpduke69

CROJAM95 said:

Watching the Defiant Ones, Interscope records Doc on HBO last 2 nights

its pretty good

tom petty' s commentary is the best, funny dude

I've definitely enjoyed it so far! Tom's the coolest

Malroth

The Autopsy of Jane Doe- Movie kind of died half way through.

eeriepadave

Malroth said:

The Autopsy of Jane Doe- Movie kind of died half way through.

just like Jane Doe? 

DarthMaeglin

Logan Noir, interesting alternate version and I especially like that every part of the disc (menus, warnings) is back and white, particularly the 20th Century Fox intro (presented in CinemaScope), lol.  I think I actually prefer the colour version though, it really is too bad they waited until after Deadpool to make a "proper" (read: gory) Wolverine movie.  An excellent ending for Jackman's take on the character (even though he's about a foot too tall, lol).

eeriepadave

as part of Blobfest this year:

House of Wax (1953)
It Came From Outer Space (in 3D) (1953)
The Blob (1958)
House on Haunted Hill (1959)

dimitrispearljam

jackie

Who Princess

King Solomon's Mines (1950). 
Action!  Adventure!  Romance!  Lots of fun.

CROJAM95

Gonna see Dunkirk Saturday in 70mm

the reviews are OFF THE CHART

excited!!

Jearlpam0925

Not a movie, but The Keepers doc series on Netflix. Good stuff.

eeriepadave

CROJAM95 said:

Gonna see Dunkirk Saturday in 70mm

the reviews are OFF THE CHART

excited!!

like a 96 on metacritic and 97 on rotten tomatoes

drakeheuer14

John Wick. And then right after, John Wick 2. 

I love everything about these movies honestly. Everything. 

CROJAM95

eeriepadave said:

CROJAM95 said:

Gonna see Dunkirk Saturday in 70mm

the reviews are OFF THE CHART

excited!!

like a 96 on metacritic and 97 on rotten tomatoes

My friend saw it at 6pm tonight

he said its Breathtaking

Nolan has the right approach. One film on his mind at a time

not like Michael Bay He's pumping em out like he thinks the spell his audience is under will wear off one day 

I guess if u make all of your movies about Toys.... That built in audience eats piles of shit without hesitation

CROJAM95

DUNKIRK in 70mm, Wow it was incredible. Just film making on a massive scale, fully immersive experience .

standing Ovation by the audience after

its very brisk pace is unusual for Nolan films, this was just right. No Dull moments

The music was intense.

hauntingfamiliar

Descendant's 2

...With my 9 year old daughter. Even she wasn't that impressed. Although we both loved the first Descendants!

eeriepadave

double feature at the local indie theater last night.
Dunkirk-  Really good war movie.  I think the music/"score" is what made me like it a lot.  Great visuals as well!

Reservoir Dogs-  classic

dankind

Ouija: Origin of Evil

Enkidu

Wonder Woman.  Really fun.  I'm dying to see Dunkirk.  

Lizard

the Accountant

helplessdancer

the rum diary. watched caused im a HST fan. i didn't laugh once but maybe it wasn't suppose to be a comedy?

F Me In The Brain

eeriepadave said:

double feature at the local indie theater last night.
Dunkirk-  Really good war movie.  I think the music/"score" is what made me like it a lot.  Great visuals as well!

Reservoir Dogs-  classic

I saw Dogs three times in a week when it first came out.  Cool that they were showing again in a theater.

Malroth

Why do I have to be Mr. Pink?

F Me In The Brain

Mr Brown is Mr shit,you don't hear him complaining. 

dankind

Keanu

Bentleyspop

Dunkirk 70mm version
Extremely well done
No big stars, not much dialogue, and very well done and not overblown action 

The Juggler

CROJAM95 said:

DUNKIRK in 70mm, Wow it was incredible. Just film making on a massive scale, fully immersive experience .

standing Ovation by the audience after

its very brisk pace is unusual for Nolan films, this was just right. No Dull moments

The music was intense.

Yeah we saw this last week. Amazing movie. And you are spot on with the music. Hans Zimmer is the best

eeriepadave

Hackers (1995)

I'd never seen this (or even heard of it until recently).  Local indie theater was playing it as part of their cult classics.  One of Angelina Jolie's first/earlier films.  Solid soundtrack with The Prodigy and Stereo MCs leading the way along with other electronic/rave music.  Also a slight hinge of the grunge scene in it.  Minor pearl jam reference.  as well as soundgarden and nirvana also.  Overall it was ok.

eeriepadave

War For the Planet of the Apes

another solid film from the trilogy.