What's the last movie you've seen?

[Psydye]

Deadpool 2.

 

[Halloqueen]

I decided to rewatch the 1982 John Carpenter version of The Thing for the first time in a few years. For some reason I thought it was longer than it actually is, so I unfortunately kept putting it off for a while. Still as great of a movie as I remembered and one of my favorites.

 

[Biancasbotique]

spiderman: into the spiderverse?

 

[reririx]

Captain Marvel

- - - Post Merge - - -

spiderman: into the spiderverse?

I love the soundtrack from that movie!

 

[Soigne]

I watched the new Netflix movie Girl this afternoon.

 

[LadyDestani]

I watched Christopher Robin at home on Netflix today. It was a decent movie. I missed the voice of the original Eeyore since he's my favorite character. I don't know how I felt about the live action. I like the animated characters better, but live action made more sense based on the story. Not a movie I would rave about, but not a bad way to spend an afternoon either.

 

[Vanillous]

theaters: Fantastic Beasts the Crimes of Grindelwald

at home: i think Bandersnatch?

 

[Dawnpiplup]

I recently bought a DVD of Roman Holiday, and I've just been re-watching it. It's a great movie, in my opinion. Audrey Hepburn was adorable in it.

And, Gregory Peck is fine as hell.

 

[2kimi2furious]

We went to see Us. It was really good, but it stressed me out, lol.

 

[Lady Timpani]

spiderman: into the spiderverse?

Watched this the other day! It was a lot of fun.

 

[Haydenv019]

In the theaters, Captain Marvel. It was okay. People kind of overexaggerated how bad it was but there were some plot holes that didn't make sense.

At home, part of John Wick Chapter 2.

 

[Kevinnn]

Us. I found it pretty farfetched at first but still love it. Jordan Peele is doing wonders

 

[Alienfish]

O Estranho Caso de Ang?lica

I liked it, p different from Benilde and Abraham's Valley and more of a spooky manic story but it managed to stay good without going cheesy with the animations and such

 

[LadyDestani]

Today I watched Tale of Tales at home on Netflix. It was pretty interesting for someone who likes the dark origins of fairy tales, which I do. I was only vaguely familiar with the three tales told in this movie, so it was a nice change of pace from the more common stories.

 

[Tao]

'Enter the Spiderverse' a couple of weeks ago.

I like comic books but I usually don't bother with Superhero movies since I'm just so sick of them and their extended universe crap. Seeing as this was both a Spiderman movie and a totally stand alone thing though, I gave it a go.

I thought it was really quite good. The art direction of it is just fantastic and I like how it was based in an alternate universe we're used to seeing for a nice change to familiar villains like Dr.Octopus and Scorpion rather than just redoing the EXACT same thing for the 20th time.

I've always been a fan of SpiderGwen and Spiderman Noir too, so it's nice I got to see them in a movie as they're really not characters I ever expected to see in that context. I even got a bit won over on Miles Morales, not really enjoying what I read of him years ago...Odd that they featured a black Spiderman as the protagonist and people weren't going nuts about it. Probably because it's not MCU...

SpiderHam is also there...*sigh*.

I even kind of enjoyed Kingpin, a villain I'm not usually that interested in due to the massive inconsistencies in his strength and personality.



I also like that in the span of a movie they managed to introduce a team of heroes most people haven't heard of (lets be honest, outside of Peter Parker, these aren't well known characters) in a single movie...And that the end credits doesn't necessarily connect to a sequel, it's just there because it's funny. Beats having to watch multiple different unrelated movies first and afterwards to understand a true 'meta plot'.

 

[Lemonsky]

I went and saw Captain Marvel in the cinema yesterday, and enjoyed it. I had some extra tickets left so I gave one for the friend I went with too.

 

[joombo]

The mule. 8/10
Absorbing great cast. Another thoughtful gem from Clint Eastwood.

 

[DubiousDelphine]

Love,Simon. 10/10

 

[Chicha]

Last movie I watched was Legally Blonde. It was alright/cute, but nothing really special imo. It's one of the better romance comedies despite being predictable. The court scene was the best part. 6/10

 

[mnm]

In theaters, I watched Us. I absolutely loved it and really enjoyed having to dig deeper and come to my own conclusion after the movie was over. One of the few movies that I thought about days after I watched it. At home, I watched Pan's Labrinth and The Witch, both on Netflix, and I enjoyed both. I loved the former, and it's now my favorite genre. Dark fantasy is amazing.