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What's the last movie you've seen?

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I saw Chitty Chitty Bang Bang for the first time yesterday.I remember when I was a kid and this movie would be shown on regular TV nobody in my family wanted to watch it because they didn't like "stupid musicals".Now that I'm a geezer I can watch what I want and if I wanna see a stupid musical,that's what I'm gonna do.C.C.B.B. is actually a funny movie with some good songs,particularly "Doll On A Music Box" and the special effects aren't bad for a movie that was made 54 years ago.Also,any movie with a character named Truly Scrumptious has to be at least kind of good.It's hard to believe that Ian Fleming,the guy who wrote all of those James Bond novels also wrote the children's book Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on which this movie is based.But on second thought,the Chitty car has a lot of the same cool gadgets that 007's cars had in his movies so maybe it's not so weird.
 
watched a daughter’s nightmare on TV yesterday and it was... odd. like, it wasn’t awful, but it wasn’t good, either. both the acting and the script were a little iffy at times, but i’ve definitely watched worse movies.
if anyone were to ever bring a breakfast tray to my house, i’d be calling the cops immediately.

if anyone ever told me that they took pictures of me at different angles so that they’d be able to find me easier in a crowd, i would once again be calling the cops immediately and certainly not kissing him. emily osment and gregg sulkin’s characters were so weird for that.
 
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The last movie I saw was last night at cinema for "The Batman" on its opening day. It was so good I recommend to all the batman fans it was very dark and gothic and Robert did such a good job.
 
The last movie I saw was last night at cinema for "The Batman" on its opening day. It was so good I recommend to all the batman fans it was very dark and gothic and Robert did such a good job.
I;m going to see it tomorrow at noon. Not asking to spoil, but is there any scenes that I should be warned about or pay closer attention to?
 
I watched a movie in French class called "Monsieur Lazhar". To be honest I don't really understand it (mostly because it's in another language that's not English), but I liked it anyway. I also found a description of it online.

An 11-year-old pupil discovers that one of the school teachers has just committed suicide. Bachir Lazhar arrives at the school to fill the tragic void and help the children cope with their loss.
 
I re watched The Conjuring 3 it was dark and storming which was a perfect time to cuddle my little cat and watch it :)
 
I watched Licorice Pizza a few weeks ago and really liked it! It was honestly so fun. I watched Red Rocket last weekend and thought it was okay, though a bit long. I also saw Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop and found it quite cute.
 
Saw The Batman.

I also liked the ending in this one, but the movie fell short a bit on transitions and storytelling, leaving the viewer to decipher what was going on. Still, it stayed true to the original lore and seriousness of Batman, all along with an interesting villian to boot. Would rate it 7/10.
 
Last movie I saw in a cinema was Spider-Man No Way Home, which I really enjoyed.

Last movie I watched at home, was Moana. It's one of the all time favourite disney movies 🌺
 
The last movie I watched in theaters would be Spider-Man No Way Home (y)
at home: Howl's Moving Castle 😊
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i watched turning red on disney+ with my mom yesterday, and we both really enjoyed it! she was definitely more excited about it than i was lol, but it was such a sweet and funny movie and the visuals were beautiful. plus, it was set in toronto! overall, i liked it a lot and totally recommend it! 🐼
 
Weird Science. It came up as a suggestion on Netflix and I thought hey, there’s I movie haven’t seen in 20 years.
It hasn’t aged too badly.
 
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