What was the last movie you watched?

[Grievous 3D]

I, Tonya (2017)
A great film with the life lesson of "Don't hang around dumb people"
whether you are white trash or not.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

GODZILLA! One of my most favorite Characters and Movie

 

[rogerflash]

Revised Shawshank Redempten. It's my favorite movie

 

[Geese]

Mystery Street (1950). The skeletal remains was found on a beach by an ornithologist (someone who studies birds). Detectives are brought in to study the remains and Lt. Morales (Ricardo Montalban) believes it was murder. He sends the skeleton to Harvard Medical School where Dr. McAdoo studies the remains and it matches a missing person, a dancer named Vivian Heldon (Jan Sterling). As they build-up the case, the evidence points to the man who was last seen with her, Henry Shanway. He denies ever meeting her because he's a respectable married man.

Morales believes Henry is innocent because Vivian was killed with a .45 Colt Caliber automatic and Henry never shot a gun in his life. Montalban puts a good performance as the detective who crossed his t's and dotted his i's and was meticulous in every step of the way as the evidence points him to the real killer.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Mystery Street (1950). The skeletal remains was found on a beach by an ornithologist (someone who studies birds). Detectives are brought in to study the remains and Lt. Morales (Ricardo Montalban) believes it was murder. He sends the skeleton to Harvard Medical School where Dr. McAdoo studies the remains and it matches a missing person, a dancer named Vivian Heldon (Jan Sterling). As they build-up the case, the evidence points to the man who was last seen with her, Henry Shanway. He denies ever meeting her because he's a respectable married man.

Morales believes Henry is innocent because Vivian was killed with a .45 Colt Caliber automatic and Henry never shot a gun in his life. Montalban puts a good performance as the detective who crossed his t's and dotted his i's and was meticulous in every step of the way as the evidence points him to the real killer.

That actually sounds like an Interesting Movie. Will have to check it out.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Magic Mike. A good movie I admit! Been awhile since I last watched it. Lol :emoji_wink:
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Zombieland

 

[Cloud]

Major League and Major League 2.

 

[Geese]

Angel Face (1953). Wealthy socialite Diane Trumane (Jean Simmons) doesn't get along with her stepmother Catherine. Her father Charles is a once-brilliant novelist whose career has stalled ever since he married Catherine. Diane is accusing her stepmother of trying to poison her by turning the gas on during the night.

One afternoon, Catherine meets an unfortunate accident as her car's automatic transmission doesn't work, it goes in-reverse, she crashes her car and dies. Diane and her chauffeur Frank Gessup (Robert Mitchum) are indicted on murder charges and she hires slimy attorney Frank Barrett to get her off the hook. Jean Simmon is spot-on as Diane, who's beautiful, compassionate, but also obsessive and manipulative when it comes to getting what she wants.

 

[Geese]

The Naked City (1948). House cleaner Martha Swinson is going about her day cleaning the Manhattan apartment when she discovers Jean Dexter's dead body in a bath tub. It appears to be a suicide but it ain't. The doctor who examines the dead body says it was a murder, not a suicide, as he finds there are bruises on her body. Lt. Daniel Muldoon (Barry Fitzgerald) and a young detective Jimmy Howlin are questioning anyone who knew Jean's past and what they find isn't complimentary.

Muldoon questions associate Frank Niles (Howard Duff) who is working in merchandising and hires Jean from time-to-time to work as a model in his clothing line. Before he got into sales, he served in the 77th division of the army and rose through the ranks of captain, but Niles isn't entirely truthful about his past when he was being questioned. If he's withholding secrets about his past, what else is he withholding about Jean's death? Howard Duff looks the part of the clean-cut, well dressed boy-next-door who's anything but.

An enthralling crime thriller.

 

[Redboy123@]

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)
It was pretty good. Its one of those films that had a unique and interesting premise but failed on the execution. First 30 minutes was really good. Ending sucked balls. The movie was trying to be poignant and deep , but as a result ended very underwhelming. But hey it must be good since its winning loads of awards right now.

I recommend it. 7/10 but could of been so much more.

 

[DynamicWrestler]

Baby driver was probably one of the best movies from 2017, it literally had everything you need in a movie such as Actor performances,Soundtrack and story. Please go watch it if you already haven't.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Baby driver was probably one of the best movies from 2017, it literally had everything you need in a movie such as Actor performances,Soundtrack and story. Please go watch it if you already haven't.

LOVED THIS MOVIE! I too Recommend

 

[leonard_hartmann]

I watched Black Panther.

 

[Geese]

Love in the Afternoon (1972) directed by Eric Rohmer, one of his six Moral tales films. Beneath the surface of a happy marriage lies an unhappy man. The thrill of the chase is gone, and Frederic considers having an affair with a woman he knew years ago, Chloe. Chloe bounces from job-to-job and boyfriend-to-boyfriend. She's a free spirit and is just the type of woman Frederic wants to have an extra-marital affair with. But Chloe might want more out of this relationship than she's letting Frederic on to believe. Does he break his sacred vow and have this fling?

Although the French have a reputation for being sexually liberal, it's not easy for Frederic to be unfaithful even though the opportunity presents itself on a number of occasions.

 

[The Gipper]

Honey I shrunk the kids. Still a great movie