What was the last movie you watched?

[Crash]

 

[Grievous 3D]

True Lies (1994)
The last act was incredibly stupid...almost to the
point of parody which is strange because I don't
remember it being that stupid.

Its Okay I guess...

 

[Crash]

True Lies (1994)
The last act was incredibly stupid...almost to the
point of parody which is strange because I don't
remember it being that stupid.

Its Okay I guess...

Well It is one of those 90s ARNOLD films, over the top silly and action. That was big bucks at the time.
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[Jay-Ashley]

 

[Nikki Nitro]

And

Mom and Dad was quite interesting.

Tomorrow I will be watching:

 

[Geese]

Charley Varrick (1973). Charley Varrick (Walter Mathau) is a bank thief who, along with his wife Nadine and a younger protege Harmon rob the Tres Cruces Western Fidelity Bank in New Mexico. When they get back to the trailer to count the money, Charley counts $765,118. Why would a small-town bank carry so much money in its branch? Harmon thinks they lucked out but Charley thinks they have crapped out because that's mob money. And the mob will not stop hunting them down until they get their money back.

Molly (Joe Don Baker) is a mob hitman who will stop at nothing to track down these would-be thieves. Joe Don Baker is perfect as the smooth talking, a good ol' Southern boy who'll smile at you but can break any bone in your body if you don't give him the information he needs to know.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Good Movie. Abit sad, But really good.
I LOVE watching movies about the Military.
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Whenever or IF I have a Son, I hope it won't be mandatory for them to sign up for the Army. I wouldn't be able to handle that kind of stress of worrying bout him all the time. Now, I do respect all those thats been in the Force/Army/etc.... But I certainly wouldnt want to marry a Soldier or Police Officer. I would worry too much bout their safety and on the other hand would be proud.

 

[Swift]

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Se7en.

 

[Nikki Nitro]

Se7en.

Good movie and certainly was Interesting

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Good movie and certainly was Interesting

It is a good movie. The mixture of Gothic themes and the Noir style detective story made it a good movie. Plus, the ending is great.

 

[Grievous 3D]

Ready Player One (2018)

Spoiler: Cameos

The Jurassic Park T-Rex...Check!
King Kong...Check!
The Iron Giant...Check!
MECHAGODZILLA!!! HELL YEAH CHECK!!!

Yeah...this film was better than I expected. Nothing amazing
but a fun, action packed ride that we've seen before...but just
not on this scale.

First Blood (1982)

A film as old as I am...and its still a great watch.

 

[Crash]

Watched all of the Friday The 13th movies last night...

 

[Grievous 3D]

Rampage (2018)
Okay...so the opening was cool...but then the film slipped
into a slow burn as we waited for all three "Mutant" animals
to arrive in Chicago. The destruction & action scenes at the
end are pretty awesome with some incredibly surreal moments...
(WTF?! How is it possible that animal can climb that building?)
but it can seem like a long wait just to get to the fun bits.

There was a cool "forest" scene earlier in the film...but its
only short & seemed like a missed opportunity to give one
of the animals more screen time.

I have to admit there was a part of the film that reminded
me of the 9/11 World Trade Center terror attacks...but I
guess that doesn't matter anymore?

I'm not sure...American members...tell me how this
scene makes you feel.You will know the scene I'm
talking about when you see it.

Now the human characters were pretty bland...as was
George the Gorilla...but the real stars of this show were
Ralph the Wolf & Lizzie the Alligator.

Their designs were amazing & even though they were
CGI they had a real presence on screen easily rivaling
the kaiju from the original Pacific Rim with their roars
& body movement.

Its just a stupid popcorn disaster flick with some giant
animals wrecking shit.

I give it 3 Giant Armored Alligators out of 5...

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Little Shop of Horrors (1960)