What was the last movie you watched?

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  • West Chester, PA Posts: 43,181
    Poncier said:
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    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.
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  • Posts: 11,210
    Leprechaun Returns (2018)
    Sigh, I dont know why I do this to myself sometimes....
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  • Posts: 24,524
    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.
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    I started to watch Rampage but fell asleep. Will try again.
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  • Lotusland Posts: 6,965
    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.  
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  • South Jersey Posts: 7,365
    edited December 2018
    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?

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  • this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,808
    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.  
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  • Posts: 6,292
    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. 
  • broken down chevrolet Posts: 2,556
    JK_Livin said:
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    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.
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  • Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,667
    edited December 2018
    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.
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  • Lotusland Posts: 6,965
    Did a Marvel binge this past evening.

    Thor:  Ragnarok
    Ant Man and the Wasp
    Spider Man:  Homecoming
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  • Brisbane Posts: 1,126
    The Messenger (2009) - Been on a Ben Foster binge lately and catching up on a few that I haven't seen. I really liked this and though  all the leads were great, especially Woody Harrelson
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  • Posts: 10,820
    The Mule

    was ok at best

    seemed like Clint was just doing the same old thing over & over & over again
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    The Firm. Seen it multiple times and love the book, so it was fun to revisit. Every time it annoys me how much detail had to be left out of the movie. And its already 2 1/2 hours! 
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    JK_Livin said:
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    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?

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    I Kill Giants

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  • Hanover, Ontario Posts: 22,970
    Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom 
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    Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas (1999)
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  • Winnipeg Posts: 39,473
    eeriepadave said:
    Ralph Breaks the Internet

    Solid follow up to Wreck it Ralph

    good. I'll be taking my girls over xmas. 
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