What was the last movie you watched?
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Not one of the greatest movies but a very good cult classic for me. I remember watching this with my dad as a kid. Probably the first "horror" movie I ever saw and it stills holds up to today's standards. Very good effects, decent actors and a very original idea for a slasher villain. John Carpenter delivered once again. 7.5/10
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Great flick!
Not one of the greatest movies but a very good cult classic for me. I remember watching this with my dad as a kid. Probably the first "horror" movie I ever saw and it stills holds up to today's standards. Very good effects, decent actors and a very original idea for a slasher villain. John Carpenter delivered once again. 7.5/10
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Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019)
Well...it was actually better than what I was expecting...even if it just felt like a
modern version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) but with the Toons being
replaced with Pokemon.
Seriously...its like crazy similar in nearly every way.
The Pokemon themselves looked REALLY good & while I'm sad I didn't see
many of my favorites (No Slowpoke?! Why not?!) its really cool how they had
so many of them in there without any of them feeling overly forced.
Although I have to be honest & say I now want a Growlithe as a pet.
It was a fun film with a lot of heart.
Bring on the next live action Pokemon film!
Well...it was actually better than what I was expecting...even if it just felt like a
modern version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) but with the Toons being
replaced with Pokemon.
Seriously...its like crazy similar in nearly every way.
The Pokemon themselves looked REALLY good & while I'm sad I didn't see
many of my favorites (No Slowpoke?! Why not?!) its really cool how they had
so many of them in there without any of them feeling overly forced.
Although I have to be honest & say I now want a Growlithe as a pet.
It was a fun film with a lot of heart.
Bring on the next live action Pokemon film!
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Just got out of Godzilla.
I enjoyed it.
That mom makes me horny!
Great look.
When she is 60 she will still rev my engine.
I need to find a bathroom ASAP.
I enjoyed it.
That mom makes me horny!
Great look.
When she is 60 she will still rev my engine.
I need to find a bathroom ASAP.
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Thief (1981) Frank (James Caan) is a safecracker who breaks into security systems and can get in and out without raising suspicion. Crime boss Leo is impressed with Frank's skills and hires him for a job. If he's arrested by the cops, Leo will provide the lawyer. Franks says this is one-time diamond heist job and Leo agrees. Frank wants to escape a life of crime, marry a wife, and have a child. He can't adopt a child through legal means so Leo gets him a baby boy through the black market. Leo now feels Franks is in debt to him. Frank and his partner Barry (Jim Belushi) can break into a Richmond Lackett, the toughest safe to crack, and steal millions of dollars in diamonds and this intrigues Leo, who might have something else in store for Frank other than a one-time job.
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