What was the last movie you watched?

[Jeremiah]

I enjoyed it enough...

Was it a Superman punch? lol

Somewhere between a Thunder punch and a Superman punch...but right in the arm, just enough to cause the momentum. Haha

 

[Just Kevin]

Watched Wonder Woman and Baywatch

Woman Woman was fantastic... Baywatch was funny in parts but just your standard run of the mill raunchy comedy.

 

[MGS32]

Submarine (2010) Directed by Richard Ayoade

Witty, Honest and Hilarious is basically the perfect description. I am a massive fan of British film and this is no different, the dry British humour and the overwhelming chemistry between characters is insane. This film gives an honest take of growing up and despite being set in the 1980s it is still as accurate to this day. The cinematography is a genuine thing of beauty and the directing is top notch with this being Richard Ayoade's first feature film (Having previously Directed Music Videos for the likes of Arctic Monkeys). The script and timing of lines is just perfect, the delivery itself as well just hits the right notes in terms of humour. The soundtrack is top notch with the orchestral soundtrack not only being great but Alex Turner's acoustic songs made for the film are amazing and perfectly suited, those can be found on iTunes, Spotify and on 10" Vinyl under the name Alex Turner - Submarine EP.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Lego Batman (ya, u can laugh) even my Mother and Step-Dad Liked it. Lol.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

CAVE

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Soon to watch DragonHeart (2017)

 

[Just Kevin]

Watched "All Eyez on Me"

I loved it... the dude that portrayed Tupac was great in the role and his resemblance to him is crazy! Dude that played Suge Knight was awesome... the dude that played Snoop had his voice down but didn't look anything like him lol

Told the story very well.. well acted by most but not all.. worth a watch if you are a fan of Tupac Amaru Shakur!

 

[SWAGSUKE]

Watched "All Eyez on Me"

I loved it... the dude that portrayed Tupac was great in the role and his resemblance to him is crazy! Dude that played Suge Knight was awesome... the dude that played Snoop had his voice down but didn't look anything like him lol

Told the story very well.. well acted by most but not all.. worth a watch if you are a fan of Tupac Amaru Shakur!

I grew up with Tupac, so I'll actively be avoiding this shitshow attempt to capitalize on his likeness.

I did see Shimmer Lake on Netflix, and it is excellent.

 

[El Curry]

I grew up with Tupac, so I'll actively be avoiding this shitshow attempt to capitalize on his likeness.

I did see Shimmer Lake on Netflix, and it is excellent.

I second this. John Singleton who was close friends with Pac left the project as he thought they weren't respecting Pac's legacy. Sadly Marc Rose (Actor) left with him and MAN Marc Rose looks 10 x more like Pac!!! Rose is perfect for the role! Anyway, Singleton and Rose are meant to make their own Pac biofilm soon.

 

[CBK_15]

Batman and Bill, it's about Bill Finger, it's on Hulu

 

[Rosie]

Spoodermen Hoomcumming...

I mean Spider-Man Homecoming.

It was honestly a great movie and it is a bit more of a light hearted approach on Spiderman and with a slight bit more saucy humour... Unlike the last two, which were depressing as hell...

 

[Geese]

The Accountant. Ben Affleck gave a very good performance as Christian Wolff, an autistic man who works as an accountant by day and kills bad guys at night. An original action thriller.

 

[Geese]

Suicide Squad. Will Smith gives a sympathetic performance as Deadshot. I wanted to see him get out of prison so he can see his daughter again, but the rest of the film was forgettable. Typical comic book plot where a group of superheroes, or in this case supervillains, team up to defeat a villain with supernatural powers from taking over the world.

 

[Geese]

In The Heat of the Night. 50 years later, this movie is still a classic. I first watched this movie two years and just watched it again. Sidney Poitier was brilliant as the Philadelphia homicide detective Virgil Tibbs who helps a small town sheriff solve the murder of a factory owner Philip Colbert. It takes place in Sparta, Mississippi where Virgil puts up with racist attitudes from hostile witnesses which he would never encounter in his hometown of Philadelphia.

 

[Solid Snake]

Is it sad that I don't remember the last time I watched a movie?

If anyone has recommendations, swing them me way.