What was the last movie you watched?

[Grievous 3D]

Ad Astra (2019)
Completely & totally underwhelming in every way.

 

[Asuka Lock]

I watches Thor Ragnarok again since it just came to disney plus and i got to say its my favourite marvel solo movie the soundtrack is great especially considering most of it was made for the movie "immigrant song" being the only non original track, the action scenes are really well done, the minor characters are phenomenal

Spoiler

Jeff goldblum as the grandmaster is a fantastic performance for a minor character, and man that guy doesn't age

hands down the best thor movie

 

[Geese]

Dead Ringer (1964) Edith (Bette Davis) attends her twin sister Margaret's husband's funeral. Her twin sister is financially well-off from her deceased husband's fortunes, but she's a vile person, while Edith is a struggling bar owner who's three months behind on rent. In a spontaneous moment, she shoots Margaret in the head and assumes her identity and the vast fortune which comes along with it. But she isn't able to fool everybody as Margaret's lover Tony immediately figures out that this woman isn't Margaret, it's Edith. He knows what she did and he's blackmailing her. Edith has nowhere to turn to. She can't turn to the police because she'll be forced to tell the truth and will be charged with murder, which at the time, carried the death penalty in California.

 

[Grievous 3D]

Shin Gojira (2016)
Yeah...the resident Kaiju fanboy still thinks this film is amazing.

:bodallas:

 

[Geese]

Harper (1966) Lew Harper (Paul Newman) is a private eye who's been hired by Elaine Sampson (Lauren Bacall) to track down her husband Ralph. As he tracks down his last whereabouts in Las Vegas, he digs deeper into the truth to find out Ralph is $500,000 in gambling debts and is not well liked by his acquaintances and friends. His lawyer Albert Graves resents having to be his go-fer and his daughter Miranda doesn't miss him at all.

 

[Jay-Ashley]

I finally got around to watching Brightburn and...it isn't that great as it was hyped up to be. If I had to give it a rating it would be like a 5/10.

 

[Geese]

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) It was a compelling enough action movie that I watched it in its entirety in one sitting. One scene which I found hard to comprehend is when The Bride (Uma Thurman) is lying in a coma and Elle Driver is close to killing her off with a lethal injection, she gets a last-second call from Bill to abort the mission. The katana sword battle between Bride and O-Ren Ishii (no relation to Tomohiro Ishii) was violent and action-packed.

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) It was a compelling enough action movie that I watched it in its entirety in one sitting. One scene which I found hard to comprehend is when The Bride (Uma Thurman) is lying in a coma and Elle Driver is close to killing her off with a lethal injection, she gets a last-second call from Bill to abort the mission. The katana sword battle between Bride and O-Ren Ishii (no relation to Tomohiro Ishii) was violent and action-packed.

You forgot about the cameo of The 5.6.7.8's

 

[Vampire Quinn]

I saw Ford vs Ferrari.
GREAT Movie! Would recommend.

 

[Deadmanforever97]

I've said in the past I love watching movies on historical warlords and warrior figures and this was a True Classic.

But I didn't need to see there asses in the War Scene

 

[Vampire Quinn]

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I've said in the past I love watching movies on historical warlords and warrior figures and this was a True Classic.

But I didn't need to see there asses in the War Scene

I love that movie. Been years since I seen it. Maybe I'll get it from the library.

 

[Geese]

Conflict (1945) Richard Mason (Humphrey Bogart) is an engineer who's married to his wife Kathryn but Richard is in love with Kathryn's younger sister Evelyn. It's gnawing away at Richard's conscience, he denies it but the feelings are obvious. One night, Richard kills Kathryn to open the doors for a romance with Evelyn. It gives away the ending early in the film when Psychiatrist Dr. Hamilton (Sydney Greenstreet) was looking at Richard as Richard was talking to the police about his wife's whereabouts. The look on his face, it seemed as though he knew Richard was the culprit.

 

[Vampire Quinn]

@Red Rain

[Seemed abit confusing... but kinda made sense at the end. Let me know your opinion.]

 

[Red Rain]

@Red Rain

[Seemed abit confusing... but kinda made sense at the end. Let me know your opinion.]

Made complete sense. Decent story to choose

Spoiler

Reminded me of X-Men

- Jack Black lookin bloke
- isolation to hide special gifts
- training her to lie to pass as normal
- he was teaching his abnormal child to pass as normal in society
- each abnormal has a different power.
- using their power wears them out
- powers are destructive to normal society

Overprotective society is a fearful one

Henry manipulates time
Gramps invisible bloke
Mary rocket chick
Chloe is telepathic like Charles Xavier

 

[Vampire Quinn]

Just finished watching "Primal" staring Nicholas Cage. It was okay.... But recently I've seen some pretty cheaply made movies from Cage. He used to be soo good like in National Treasure and Ghost rider. Now a days.... Cheap Movies. It's like he's desperate to make money so he'll take in whatever role he can find. But that's my opinion.