What's the last movie you saw?

[KAC]

Bad man. Amazing vengeance of a bat / 10.

[Nascar24]

The Adam project - 5.9/10

[acroig]

Aliens vs Predator. 6.5/10. uhhggg... Ok it's a bad movie, but there's some fun popcorn action to be found here. Structurally it's a mess, there's so many missed opportunities, very little setup or payoff. It's not the AvP movie anyone wanted, but maybe it's the AvP movie we deserved?

It's a guilty pleasure for me, I like it.

[Munkus]

AvP should have been R-rated. Not enough blood & guts for a real Alien movie. They fixed that with AvP2 at least. Both movies were terribad, yet I still watch them from time to time.

[KAC]

Tinder Swindler. Need them blondes / 10.

[SubCog]

AvP should have been R-rated. Not enough blood & guts for a real Alien movie. They fixed that with AvP2 at least. Both movies were terribad, yet I still watch them from time to time.

We watched the unrated version, if that helps.

[JZL]

The French Dispatch . . . 7.5/10

Wes Anderson's 2021 film. I can go either way with his stuff. I do not like The Royal Tannenbaums or the Grand Budapest Hotel, nor did I like Steve Zissou: The Life Aquatic at first (for one thing the title is too facking long). I liked Moonrise Kingdom and the animated stuff. You just sort of give in to the uber-stylization sometimes. Plus he usually has Bill Murray, so he's got that going for him.

This is broken up into 3-4 distinct stories which include Timothy Chalamet and Frances McDormand being a couple, and Léa Seydoux as an unusual nude model.

[nutcrackr]

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) - 7.5/10 decent enough. The best one from Holland because it has proportionally less holland. Spider-men interaction was good, Garfield was great.

[Nascar24]

Spiderman: No Way home - 7.5/10

[SubCog]

The Batman. 9/10, surprisingly great. Dark, gritty, and grounded, but sufficiently differentiated from any other vision of Batman on film, despite re-treading some of the same themes. Nice to see them focus more on the detective themes, and matching that with the Riddler works great. Lots of surprises, especially in the final act.

Is it the best Batman film? Nah, the Chris Nolan ones still edge this one out. But this is surprisingly good, and I'm looking forward to the sequel.

[mizzer]

Adam Project. Was enjoyable. 7/10

[nutcrackr]

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021) - 6/10 not that good. Not that scary. Ed and Lorraine and generally good and their relationship is a strong part, but it seems tame in comparison to 2.

[Nascar24]

Dune 2021 - 5/10 to slow and to long.

[huskylord]

The Batman: 7/10

Dark Knight + Seven
Lots to like, but way too long.
Riddler is more Sin Eater than Riddler

[Sundance Kid V2]

Spider boy no way home. 6/10. It was ok. Toby got old. Still don't really like Garfield. But so many baddies, yet not really a lot of action. Thought we would see more goblin etc.

[pax]

The Conjuring TDMMDI: 6 acronym letters or shenanigans out of 10.

Its well produced but the story wasnt that compelling.

[KAC]

All the people giving Spider man no gay home 6 and 7s. Your inner child is crying.

[Sundance Kid V2]

All the people giving Spider man no gay home 6 and 7s. Your inner child is crying.

only the gay spider boys were crying in the movie...

[KAC]

only the gay spider boys were crying in the movie...

[dodger]

The King's Man - The Beginning. Not bad, although the son was a dumb *ss.

Just saw this. Felt like there was too many slow spots where the plot just plods along. 6.5/10

[acroig]

Just saw this. Felt like there was too many slow spots where the plot just plods along. 6.5/10

Agreed. Gemma Arterton makes everything better though. Half a star more just for her?

[Silent-Runner]

Just saw this. Felt like there was too many slow spots where the plot just plods along. 6.5/10

it's the weakest movie so far, granted. I also missed that charme the first one had.

[KAC]

Spider Man No Way Home. 9.5/10.

[KAC]

Panama. I think I will swear off watching anymore Mel Gibson movies. Need to bucket him with Nic Cage and Van Damme.

[Munkus]

The King's Man. 4/10. Meh.

[bill dennison]

Spider Man No Way Home 6.5/10

took 3 tries

fell asleep the first two

[koralis]

The batman. I think it's my favorite interpretation of the characters. Batman actually seems human and not perfect. His dismount from the rooftop was not part of the plan. A little fear, and didn't stick the landing... Refreshing. The villains aren't charactures.

and his failure to solve the final riddle in time was also unexpected in a batman film. The tie in with antisocial media for the riddler is a pretty deft move I thought.

Kinda the Netflix daredevil/punisher treatment. I enjoyed it.

[KAC]

Dog. Doggy style / 10.

[Silent-Runner]

No exit. Well, i guess it was kinda ok'ish. Same old same old..

[KAC]

Windfall. Saw the end coming from a mile/10.

[dodger]

Gravity 8.5/10 needed something to justify HBO sub for the month, remember watching this originally in IMAX 3D at the theater and thought it made the best use of 3D outside of Avatar. Well no 3D on HBO but the sound was definitely dynamic going from soft to loud back and forth depending on if there was air in the scene.

Movie is 9 years old now and both Hubble and ISS are still up there doing their things and looks like they'll continue for around another 9 years. Pretty sure when the ISS finally comes down this movie will be brought up to anyone who's still around 9 years from now. Amazing that both have been up there so long that to an entire generation they have always been up there. Not even JWST is planned to last as long as these two have already been up in space.

[SubCog]

Gravity 8.5/10 needed something to justify HBO sub for the month, remember watching this originally in IMAX 3D at the theater and thought it made the best use of 3D outside of Avatar. Well no 3D on HBO but the sound was definitely dynamic going from soft to loud back and forth depending on if there was air in the scene.

Movie is 9 years old now and both Hubble and ISS are still up there doing their things and looks like they'll continue for around another 9 years. Pretty sure when the ISS finally comes down this movie will be brought up to anyone who's still around 9 years from now. Amazing that both have been up there so long that to an entire generation they have always been up there. Not even JWST is planned to last as long as these two have already been up in space.

I was shocked at how good Sandra Bullock looked for her age in Gravity. Actually, saw her in a trailer for something else recently, and was surprised... she's 57 now and still in fantastic shape.

[acroig]

Gravity 8.5/10 needed something to justify HBO sub for the month, remember watching this originally in IMAX 3D at the theater and thought it made the best use of 3D outside of Avatar. Well no 3D on HBO but the sound was definitely dynamic going from soft to loud back and forth depending on if there was air in the scene.

Movie is 9 years old now and both Hubble and ISS are still up there doing their things and looks like they'll continue for around another 9 years. Pretty sure when the ISS finally comes down this movie will be brought up to anyone who's still around 9 years from now. Amazing that both have been up there so long that to an entire generation they have always been up there. Not even JWST is planned to last as long as these two have already been up in space.

Why is this not rated higher by you? What's preventing a 9+ rating?

[eNforcer]

Jackass Forever, good stuff as always. There's a lot of penis, lol

[dodger]

Why is this not rated higher by you? What's preventing a 9+ rating?

Mainly because I can't really watch it the way it was meant to easily. The depth and emptiness of space when you watched it in 3D was something that really added to the movie. Part of the reason why I haven't seen it since it first came out 9 years ago was because I knew I'd miss quite a bit more than usual on a 2D small screen and I was right. If they show this movie in 3D Imax in 2031 when the ISS is slated to come down and I'm still around would definitely try to make a showing since at 90 minutes it's not like it's a huge time sink to make a showing. Hopefully we'll have holographic theaters by then or something. Disappointed HBO Max didn't try to remix the sound in ATMOS but it still sounded good.

[UberBeavis]

X - absolutely fantastic 70s/early 80s style horror movie
Great gore, and truly disgusting stuff.
9/10

[YellowBeard]

Just finished up Eternals. Good lord, I haven't been that bored with a movie in a long time. I also haven't seen a movie that visually dark in a while. Hard to tell what was going on since every scene seemed to be either at night or twilight.

[ATI FURY-OUS]

Matrix Ressurrections - 6/10

i think many didnt understand it, quite enjoyed it

[Silent-Runner]

I was shocked at how good Sandra Bullock looked for her age in Gravity. Actually, saw her in a trailer for something else recently, and was surprised... she's 57 now and still in fantastic shape.

[KAC]

I absolutely hate her.