Last Movie You Saw, Name & Review Movie • Page 108

They're not about that but your post did remind me of another of my favourite WW2 films, The Human Condition. It's three films but pretty much just one really long one and it's incredible.

 

Haven't posted in here since ap.net, but figure why the fuck not:

Favorite movies I've seen in the last month or so are probably The Road to Glory, The Merry Widow, Through the Olive Trees, The Farewell, The Hanging Tree, Papillon and Hot Fuzz.

 

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - 10/10

 

I decided to watch a few Will Ferrell movies I hadn't seen before. Step Brothers wasn't as funny as people made it seem, Semi-Pro was mostly a bore, but Blades of Glory was a little funny. Overall, though, I was impressed by Ferrell's commitment to physical comedy, especially compared to how Adam Sandler stands in an air conditioned room with cargo shorts and a t-shirt on while his Saturday Night Live friends do the work and all he does is yell or make a face.

 

Just saw The Matrix in Dolby. I haven't seen it in like ten years. I had it on VHS, then on DVD, but I think that's the first time I saw it in theaters. Some of the visuals don't hold up, but some scenes are still simply stunning. The soundtrack is classic, but I found the score to be really quite unnerving, in a good way. Like, the movie as a whole is kind of split between being a very serious sci-fi film and a very fun blockbuster, but somehow when it all comes together, it works. Now that I'm older, I feel like I've gained a deeper understanding of the movie upon rewatch. What I still don't understand is what the right means when they say "red pill."

 

Dora movie was awesome.

 

I... did not like Booksmart. Sorry everybody

 

Parasite - 9/10
In Fabric - 5/10
Good Boys - 8/10
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - 8.5/10
Revenge - 7/10

 

I was really surprised how much people raved about it when I finally saw it.

 

Ready or Not reaches Purge levels of anti-bourgeois propaganda and I was enthralled the whole time.

Also shockingly well produced for something that on paper screams B-movie

 

Hustlers was okay. No strong feelings about it one way or the other.

 

Not that I didn't get it the first time, but as with most things, Atomic Blonde makes more sense the second time around, with subtitles on.

Behind-the-scenes features on the DVD make me appreciate just how much work they put into making the action sequences. I love Charlize.

 

Wow Hustlers was good

Huh, I wonder why you couldn't relate to the protagonists

Hmmmmm

 

where did he say he couldn't relate to the protagonists

 

That is a terrible way to try and defend a film. The human experience is a universal one, and great films cut across gender and race and sexual orientation and class. It just wasn't particularly good.

 

One of the best films of last year was about a middle-aged Mexican maid who feels lost because of the death of her child and how she will never truly be a part of the family she works for. It is a lot harder to "relate" to that character than it is to white high schools.

 

I just didn't think it was very funny tbh

 

Alright I decided to put together the list of every movie I've seen this year ranked because I'm bored. What do I need to give a re-watch based on its ranking?

1. Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood
2. The Beach Bum
3. Us
4. Booksmart
5. Hustlers
6. Her Smell
7. Glass
8. Rocketman
9. Wild Rose
10. John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
11. Blinded by the Light
12. Toy Story 4
13. High Life
14. Under the Silver Lake
15. Avengers: Endgame
16. Good Boys
17. Transit
18. The Farewell
19. The Souvenir
20. Sword of Trust
21. The Peanut Butter Falcon
22. Late Night
23. Shazam!
24. Ready or Not
25. Spider-Man: Far From Home
26. Pokemon: Detective Pikachu
27. Serenity
28. Stuber
29. Fyre
30. Love, Antosha
31. Where'd You Go, Bernadette
32. It: Chapter Two
33. Captain Marvel
34. Isn't It Romantic
35. Cold Pursuit
36. Long Shot
37. The Lion King
38. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
39. The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
40. The Angry Birds Movie 2
41. Hellboy

 

I think mine would be something like:

Toy Story 4
The Farewell
Booksmart
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
Us
Yesterday
The Dead Don't Die
Late Night
Dumbo
Good Boys
The Last Black Man in San Francisco
Missing Link
Wild Rose*
Gloria Bell
The Goldfinch
John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
Pokemon Detective Pikachu
Rocketman
Godzilla: King of the Monsters
Where'd You Go, Bernadette
Avengers: Endgame
Blinded by the Light
Spider-Man: Far from Home
Shazam!
Fyre
Someone Great
The Lion King
Men in Black: International
The Kitchen
Murder Mystery
Captain Marvel
Dark Phoenix
Aladdin

 

I hope you guys aren’t paying to see all those in theaters because jfc

 

I can't believe you liked Yesterday more than Blinded by the Light

 

Long Shot

 

I have the AMC subscription. 20 bucks a month and you can see up to 3 movies a week. So I rolled the dice on some random shit I'd likely not have paid for.

 

Ad Astra was... Okay. I liked Interstellar more. *hides*

 

I watched Olympus Has Fallen, London Has Fallen, and Angel Has Fallen all for the first time this week. I regret nothing.