What's the last movie you've seen?

[Improv]

Beetlejuice. Again.

 

[kassie]

A movie on Netflix called Weekend.

 

[spCrossing]

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of the Gods.

FUNimation really nailed it with the dub.

 

[EmmaFrost]

Gone Girl. It was ****ing amazing.

 

[azukitan]

Indochine
Pretty good French film~

 

[Sonny Resetti]

In theatres: I think Guardians of the Galaxy.
At home: Guardians of the Galaxy.

 

[Javocado]

Beauty and the Beast.

 

[Trickilicky]

Beetlejuice. Again.

Lol, this is one of my fave films ^^

I watched Zoolander last night for the 1000th time!

 

[DumbalFaln]

I watched Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, one of the best comedy movie ever...

 

[HopeForHyrule]

At the theater: The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies. I loved it...know a lot of hte's going around for these movies, but I enjoy 'em.

At home: Jurassic Park. I can quote that whole movie in my sleep...

 

[dark park.]

At the movies, a french film called "Les H?ritiers" ("the heirs"). Deals with a class of young teenagers in the suburb of Paris. They're pretty violent and none of them will pass any exams if they keep doing this way. Only they have this awesome history teacher who's gonna show em that they can be better than that, that they're as good as the other richer kids. Pretty awesome movie i gotta say

 

[charade501]

Saw Die Hard for the 43583475th time. Love that movie.

 

[JackoCFC]

Watched Insidious Chapter 2 again last night.

 

[Sanaki]

Great Gatsby

 

[Zulehan]

Maguindanao: A Cry for Justice, a brief documentary about the 23 November, 2009, massacre of 58 civilians (including 32 journalists) in a region of the Mindanao, southern Philippines. The court case against 200 soldiers, policemen, politicians, and others, is unprecedented in Filipino history, not only numerically, but because prosecutors are going after the Ampatuans, an immensely wealthy and powerful family that continues to enjoy widespread support and control throughout much of the Philippines, but especially in Mindanao.

The Philippines has one of the most quickly developing economies in the world and is expected to have one of the largest by 2050, according to the CIA, IMF, World Bank, and other NGOs and IGOs. However, this documentary has me worried that continued insecurity of the southern region, the anti-development stranglehold imposed by powerful families, and the snail pace of the federal government to implement justice, is a potential obstacle to better materially supporting its citizens.

 

[meo]

The maze runner. It was awful and majority of scenes were so dark that it was hard to see.

 

[Izzy Reincarnated]

THE INTERVIEW

I LOVE YOU KIM JONG UN

 

[Chiisanacx]

Guardians of the Galaxy

 

[CookingOkasan]

Just woke up and watched Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers

 

[Byngo]

I watched frozen like a week ago

First time watching it actually. Ye I'm late~