What was the last movie you watched?

lpeddle · May 2013

duska3419 wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

The Hunger Games

I saw mixed reviews at best on this movie, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I liked it quite a bit. I found it pretty entertaining. What's with the ending though? Are there sequels to come? (I haven't read it (them?? Is it a series of books??), so am not sure if that was a set up for more, or just a weak ending).

The books are a trilogy and it looks like the movies are going to be released as a trilogy also. The next one, Catching Fire (i think) is coming out within the year I think.

Seriously, though. Read the books. They are really good. Better than the movie but I really liked the movie.

Oh my god read the books!! So much better than the movie and it will fill in some holes. Can't wait for the next movie which I heard is coming out in November.

BLACK35 · May 2013

Zero Dark 30

Liked it, thought it was decent

Annafalk · May 2013

Saw an old movie yesterday made by Spielberg called, the Goonies it was fun both for me and my son I had to translate it for him

Eraserhead · May 2013

White Material

Isabelle Huppert is a legend.

CROJAM95 · May 2013

Hangover 3

Thought it was funny. It's a dumb comedy, not some art house movie you fuckin nutty critics. The reviews made me laugh, seriously what were they expecting from this franchise.

I love cocaine

PJ_Soul · May 2013

lpeddle wrote:

duska3419 wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

The Hunger Games

I saw mixed reviews at best on this movie, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I liked it quite a bit. I found it pretty entertaining. What's with the ending though? Are there sequels to come? (I haven't read it (them?? Is it a series of books??), so am not sure if that was a set up for more, or just a weak ending).

The books are a trilogy and it looks like the movies are going to be released as a trilogy also. The next one, Catching Fire (i think) is coming out within the year I think.

Seriously, though. Read the books. They are really good. Better than the movie but I really liked the movie.

Oh my god read the books!! So much better than the movie and it will fill in some holes. Can't wait for the next movie which I heard is coming out in November.

I plan on reading the books, but not until after I've seen the movies. I can't stand movies that are worse than the book -it ruins the movie completely for me (even if the movie isn't bad). So i'm going to wait, and I'll enjoy the movies, and then also really enjoy the books.

PJ_Soul · May 2013

CROJAM95 wrote:

Hangover 3

Thought it was funny. It's a dumb comedy, not some art house movie you fuckin nutty critics. The reviews made me laugh, seriously what were they expecting from this franchise.

I love cocaine

I don't quite vet what you mean... the first Hangover was amazing. The bad reviews don't come from the other two being silly comedies, because the first one was as well and everyone loves it. The bad reviews come from them not being nearly as good as the first one (Hangover II was literally the same movie as the first one, for example - that alone made that movie suck). But I'm open to the third being better than the second, and hope that it's as good as the first, but am not holding my breathe. It seems to me there was no need at all for any sequels. The first was a good, well-intensioned movie. The sequels just seem to be the variety that show the producers are just trying to drain the market of money. People.don't like those kinds of sequels generally (their high hopes and mempry of the original are.what keep them going back for more)

peacefrompaul · May 2013

uninnocent- · May 2013

Saw the Hangover III last night. It was much better than the first sequel, but cannot hold a candle to the first one. This one had a bunch of funny moments strewn together, and a much tighter storyline than we'd previously seen.

Worth a watch, 7/10.

CROJAM95 · May 2013

PJ_Soul wrote:

CROJAM95 wrote:

Hangover 3

Thought it was funny. It's a dumb comedy, not some art house movie you fuckin nutty critics. The reviews made me laugh, seriously what were they expecting from this franchise.

I love cocaine

I don't quite vet what you mean... the first Hangover was amazing. The bad reviews don't come from the other two being silly comedies, because the first one was as well and everyone loves it. The bad reviews come from them not being nearly as good as the first one (Hangover II was literally the same movie as the first one, for example - that alone made that movie suck). But I'm open to the third being better than the second, and hope that it's as good as the first, but am not holding my breathe. It seems to me there was no need at all for any sequels. The first was a good, well-intensioned movie. The sequels just seem to be the variety that show the producers are just trying to drain the market of money. People.don't like those kinds of sequels generally (their high hopes and mempry of the original are.what keep them going back for more)

It's called overkill..... Read the reviews for part 3 then tell me if you didn't laugh once after watching it. That's what most of the reviews say..... That theres not a single funny moment. That's called critics acting like douches. You can say its not that good without being over-dramatic like most of these asshats did. The reviews suggest you're watching Fucking Gigli or some other pure shit movie.

Most sequels yes are indeed just for cash, but c'mon it ain't THAT bad... In fact I kinda liked it. And yes part 1 is the best.

eeriepadave · May 2013

The Great Gatsby. More like The "Ok" Gatsby

YLed2 · May 2013

50/50

Good movie, really liked it. And I totally forgot that Yellow Ledbetter is the ending song. Took me by surprise!

Ayedavanita · May 2013

V/H/S :shock:

BIGDaddyWil · May 2013

Weird Science

Dr. Delight · May 2013

Ayedavanita wrote:

V/H/S :shock:

Was pretty disappointed in that one. I liked the first and last stories. The rest were kinda dumb.

Havent seen the second one yet.

81 · May 2013

Senne - never heard of the guy until the movie popped up the other day, but it was an interesting story.

Star Trek - too many throw back moves. I mean really......spock doing kaaaahhhhnnnnnn and kirk doing radioactive. :fp:

the oz movie...missed the first few 10-15 minutes....picked it up with the balloon crashing in the water. much better movie than i expected

polaris_x · May 2013

81 wrote:

Star Trek - too many throw back moves. I mean really......spock doing kaaaahhhhnnnnnn and kirk doing radioactive. :fp:

ya ... that's what i was referring to in the other movies thread ... add the need to get into spock being emotionless and bones having only one purpose and the result is so underwhelming ...

kw18 · May 2013

polaris_x wrote:

81 wrote:

Star Trek - too many throw back moves. I mean really......spock doing kaaaahhhhnnnnnn and kirk doing radioactive. :fp:

ya ... that's what i was referring to in the other movies thread ... add the need to get into spock being emotionless and bones having only one purpose and the result is so underwhelming ...

On Sunday, I watched Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. It helped wash the bad taste out of my mouth from Into Darkness.

Byrnzie · May 2013

Iron Man III. I thought it was great. :P A lot of famous faces in it, including two of the best actors out there: Ben Kingsley and Guy Pearce.

afroannnie · May 2013

kw18 wrote:

polaris_x wrote:

81 wrote:

Star Trek - too many throw back moves. I mean really......spock doing kaaaahhhhnnnnnn and kirk doing radioactive. :fp:

ya ... that's what i was referring to in the other movies thread ... add the need to get into spock being emotionless and bones having only one purpose and the result is so underwhelming ...

On Sunday, I watched Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. It helped wash the bad taste out of my mouth from Into Darkness.

That was the movie with this guy, right?

What was the last movie you watched?

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