What was the last movie you watched?

SmallestOceans

Bad Santa 2 - Crockery compared to the first one

The Juggler

Fifthelement said:

Swing Time (1936). Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.  

^Horrible actors. 

PJ_Soul

The Juggler said:

Fifthelement said:

Swing Time (1936). Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.  

^Horrible actors. 

Almost nobody knew how to act until the 1970s, lol.

Fifthelement

The Juggler said:

Fifthelement said:

Swing Time (1936). Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.  

^Horrible actors. 

PJ_Soul said:

The Juggler said:

Fifthelement said:

Swing Time (1936). Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.  

^Horrible actors. 

Almost nobody knew how to act until the 1970s, lol.

They were perfectly suitable for their time and their audience.  In regards to Rogers and Astaire, much of their appeal comes with their dancing.

eeriepadave

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

Fifthelement

Been on a classic movie kick lately.  Thank you TCM.

The Killing (1956) Sterling Hayden in an early Kubrick flick

That Hamilton Woman (1941) Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh

Holiday Inn (1942) Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire

Gunga Din (1939) Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Victor McLaglen

Bentleyspop

Schindler's List (1993) theater re-release
Still as important and poignant as when I first saw it in theaters 25 years ago

Dr. Delight

BlackKklansman- Was ok.

Philomena(2013)- Pretty good drama based off true story. Solid acting.

No Coder

Peppermint (2018) - I really enjoyed this for what is was. Yes, there were some issues, but it was fun to watch and enjoyable 

Poncier

eeriepadave said:

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

Saw it Saturday.

"You can get a lot of goggles in there".

Pap

He Named Me Malala (2015)

Thoughts_Arrive

BlacKkKlansman.
I enjoyed it.

Dr. Delight

Black Christmas (1974)
Tis the season. Love that movie.

RK50065

Free Solo.

Incredible scenery captured by the filmmakers.

eeriepadave

Poncier said:

eeriepadave said:

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

Saw it Saturday.

"You can get a lot of goggles in there".

did you stay past the credits for the Frozen 2 "trailer"?

PJ_Soul

The Double

Pretty good actually, for me. I have a thing for dystopian films, so... But this is one pretty slow moving, kinda weird, and likely not for everyone.

Thoughts_Arrive

Anyone else seen BlacKkKlansman?
What are your thoughts?

Dr. Delight

Videodrome(1983)
Cronenberg predicting the future in a way.

Dr. Delight

Ant-Man & The Wasp
Generally enjoyable Marvel films. Seeing the post credit scene helps  the ending of the Avengers 4 trailer make more sense.

Poncier

eeriepadave said:

Poncier said:

eeriepadave said:

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

Saw it Saturday.

"You can get a lot of goggles in there".

did you stay past the credits for the Frozen 2 "trailer"?

Only stayed till after the bunny pancake feeding scene...what did I miss?

eeriepadave

Poncier said:

eeriepadave said:

Poncier said:

eeriepadave said:

Ralph Breaks the Internet

Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

Saw it Saturday.

"You can get a lot of goggles in there".

did you stay past the credits for the Frozen 2 "trailer"?

Only stayed till after the bunny pancake feeding scene...what did I miss?

not sure if i should stay, might be a spoiler in case other people see it. if you want i could pm you it.

Dr. Delight

Leprechaun Returns (2018)
Sigh, I dont know why I do this to myself sometimes....

hedonist

I watched Sherrybaby the other day - good but sort of rambling.  And intense, as well-done addiction films tend to be.

Gyllenhall is an incredible actress too; I have The Kindergarten Teacher in my queue.

And whomever mentioned Suburbicon blowing?  Agreed!  It lost me about ten minutes in.

dankind

I started to watch Rampage but fell asleep. Will try again.

Fifthelement

Watched Dogtown and Z-Boys again.  Was inspired after watching Momentum Generation on HBO.  I find documentaries that chronicle a major shift in a culture fascinating, especially when we so quickly take those shifts for granted.  

JK_Livin

dankind said:

I started to watch Rampage but fell asleep. Will try again.

That's funny. I've fallen asleep to a few movies and the only one I ever rewatched was the Village because I woke up near the end and was like wtf is going on. Other recents I fell asleep during were Bridesmaids at home and Paul Blart 2 in the theatre reclining seats.

Edit: should movies we've fallen asleep to be a new thread?

F Me In The Brain

Fifthelement said:

Watched Dogtown and Z-Boys again.  Was inspired after watching Momentum Generation on HBO.  I find documentaries that chronicle a major shift in a culture fascinating, especially when we so quickly take those shifts for granted.  

Momentum Generation was very well done.  

RiotZact

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Do yourself a favor, go see it this weekend on the biggest possible screen, before Aquaman kicks it off the biggest screens in a few days. 

Malroth

JK_Livin said:

dankind said:

I started to watch Rampage but fell asleep. Will try again.

That's funny. I've fallen asleep to a few movies and the only one I ever rewatched was the Village because I woke up near the end and was like wtf is going on. Other recents I fell asleep during were Bridesmaids at home and Paul Blart 2 in the theatre reclining seats.

Edit: should movies we've fallen asleep to be a new thread?

I'd win that thread.

PJ_Soul

The House That Jack Built

It's excellent. But absolutely, 100% not for those who are more easily disturbed. Or, rather, it's for those who don't get disturbed by much in movies. It's pretty harcore and fucked up. So beware.

But if you can handle it, holy cow, it's so so good. A truly unique and creative serial killer movie - much more a drama than a horror, as gruesome as it is. It is very long too, so not good for people who don't like long movies. 2.5 hours.