What's the last movie you've seen?

[Ramza]

Sunset Boulevard (1950)

WHOOOOOOAAA!!!

It was good. Netflix is offering it at the moment, check it out.

 

[ILOVEVHS]

...the Animal Crossing movie. xD

I like Slice of Life anime, so it's a personal favorite of mine now.

 

[Alolan_Apples]

Okay, I just watched the Phantom Menace, and here are my opinions:

Unlike most watchers who would give it an F (high or low), I think it's more of a C-tier film. In my opinion, I find it rather stupid to hate an entire film because of one character (unless if it's the main character, but Jar-Jar isn't the main character). If anything, here are the problems in the entire movie:

Spoiler: Chaos in the Phantom Menace

1. The robots in the trade federation were ugly looking (and not as good as the clone troopers).
2. It kinda got boring in some of the scenes.
3. It lacked a central protagonist.
4. I don't know how the senator that made peace became evil (I'm referring to Return of the Jedi).
5. Darth Maul didn't stand out enough to be the main antagonist.

But if there are somethings I liked, it was the movie with my favorite Yoda quote. It also had more female characters, Qui-Gon, and one of my favorite Star Wars characters of all time, R2-D2.

Interesting fact: R2-D2 was the only Star Wars character to be in all six movies while never changing character design movie to movie.

 

[Celestefey]

How To Train Your Dragon 2. My favourite film at the moment! (but it is definitely one of my favourite films of all time)

 

[Delphine]

Mad Max: Fury Road. Pure awesomeness.

 

[Ashuro]

The Avengers. The second one.

 

[ashjaed]

Currently watching She's The Man. Because Shakespeare remakes and Amanda Bynes give me life.

 

[Jamborenium]

cat soup

 

[butterflygems31]

Pitch Perfect 2.

 

[CookingOkasan]

watched the Mad Max trilogy last night to get prepared for seeing Fury Road tonight!

 

[shunishu]

Mommy (by Xavier Dolan) :O

 

[Kailah]

I just watched all of the Jurassic Park movies.. kinda addicted to dinosaurs. Jurassic World comes out two days before my birthday, so excited! Aaah.

 

[Alienfish]

Citizen Kane (1941)

I liked it a lot, for sure and it is very well-made but I don't think it deserves 'best movie ever' of whatever people think about it. It's a good story and interesting characters, but then a lot of movies have that. Even though I had a good time figuring out 'Rosebud'.

 

[emzybob1]

Wolf children so sad but beautiful!

- - - Post Merge - - -

I like gladiator, lord of the rings and hobbit

 

[CookingOkasan]

Citizen Kane (1941)

I liked it a lot, for sure and it is very well-made but I don't think it deserves 'best movie ever' of whatever people think about it. It's a good story and interesting characters, but then a lot of movies have that. Even though I had a good time figuring out 'Rosebud'.

^^^^^ citizen kane is obv amazing and an important classic but I cringe when I hear it referred to as the greatest film ever made ^^^^^

 

[Alienfish]

^^^^^ citizen kane is obv amazing and an important classic but I cringe when I hear it referred to as the greatest film ever made ^^^^^

yeah exactly my thoughts summarized lol

 

[Libra]

The Da Vinci Code which is probably like the seventh or eight time I've seen it, but together with Angels & Demons it's actually the only movie that I enjoy watching more than once.

 

[Delphine]

^^^^^ citizen kane is obv amazing and an important classic but I cringe when I hear it referred to as the greatest film ever made ^^^^^

yeah exactly my thoughts summarized lol

Same same

Saw Annabelle (2014) last night with two friends, we weren't expecting anything great so no disappointment. But then we watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988) because we were scared we might have nightmares, so we felt like we needed something cheerful. I was super happy because it is by far my favorite movie and I think I'll watch it again today with director's commentary.

 

[Ramza]

The Graduate (1967). It started off very strong, the directing was fantastic at first, they really knew how to convey that hopeless, existential feeling that the main character gave off. It's transitions were fantastic as well, by far some of the most clever transitions I've ever seen.
Then it just falls apart when the "main love interest" is introduced and it ends up feeling like nothing more than a creepy attempt at a romantic comedy in the 60s, but for some reason the editing and directing becomes inconsistent. It's as if you're watching a completely different movie. The only thing I could say I really liked from the last half was the final shot.

 

[Alienfish]

The Graduate (1967). It started off very strong, the directing was fantastic at first, they really knew how to convey that hopeless, existential feeling that the main character gave off. It's transitions were fantastic as well, by far some of the most clever transitions I've ever seen.
Then it just falls apart when the "main love interest" is introduced and it ends up feeling like nothing more than a creepy attempt at a romantic comedy in the 60s, but for some reason the editing and directing becomes inconsistent. It's as if you're watching a completely different movie. The only thing I could say I really liked from the last half was the final shot.

Dman I want to see this.. late 60s ftw