What's the last movie you saw?

[bill dennison]

Looks like this is one of those love it or hate it movies.

The Batman (HBO Max) - .003/10

stopped half way thru

[acroig]

The Batman (HBO Max) - .003/10

stopped half way thru

Bill, obviously, loved it.

[Sundance Kid V2]

The Batman. 6/10. Very long. Little action. It was like watching a CSI "who dunnit" tv show almost.

[bill dennison]

Bill, obviously, loved it.

DC seems to be getting darker an much as Marvel movies is going the other way to Goofy doing Minnie mouse ........

....... or maybe Mickey

[acroig]

DC seems to be getting darker an much as Marvel movies is going the other way to Goofy doing Minnie mouse ........

....... or maybe Mickey

The movie is more divisive than the Snyder films.

[Kain]

Just watched Choose or Die on Netflix. Liked it.

[pax]

Spidey NWH. 7-10 for nostalgia. Cant believe how much older Tobey M looks. Woulda given it 8-10 if Kirsten Dunst was there.

[Silent-Runner]

The Mitchells vs. the Machines. It was entertaining.

[Nascar24]

The Batman - no rating yet, only half way through they all talk like Dirty Harry, why is everyone whispering!

[bill dennison]

The movie is more divisive than the Snyder films.

too much like watching local news at 10 on a bad night

[ugly]

No Man of God

It's about FBI profiling. Specifically, talking with Ted Bundy.

Not a movie for everybody. About 3/4 of the movie is the two leads just talking to each other in an interrogation room.

But it might be worth checking out if you were into that TV series Mindkiller. Although, the TV series was better.

[acroig]

too much like watching local news at 10 on a bad night

[pax]

The Bat: 6-10

Man that was long. Works a bit as a noir but not much else. Some odd overlong scenes like the bike riding. Farrell as Penguin is unrecognizable.

I get that they saw DC work as dark mature films after Joker. But that works partly because it wasnt so darn long. I wish it had been more of that vibe. Not having Phoenix in the next film playing J wont help.

[acroig]

The Bat: 6-10

Man that was long. Works a bit as a noir but not much else. Some odd overlong scenes like the bike riding. Farrell as Penguin is unrecognizable.

I get that they saw DC work as dark mature films after Joker. But that works partly because it wasnt so darn long. I wish it had been more of that vibe. Not having Phoenix in the next film playing J wont help.

I'm gonna give it 7.5/10. This feels like a direct sequel to the TV show Gotham.

Pluses are good overall acting, a plot that was credible, enhancing Martha Wayne's backstory.

Minuses are overly long by 30-45 min, music was forgettable, Pattinson was better than I though he would be but he's no Bale nor Affleck BUT he didn't need to be as a younger version of the character maybe?

[pax]

Ya good points. I might see it again sometime. I still like the Keaton Bats the best.

[KAC]

Ambulance. Pan dat camera / 10.

[Nascar24]

The Batman - 6.5/10 Second half seemed better than the first, Was ok. Too long. Watched in 2 viewings. Was bored the first half.

[KAC]

The Batman - 6.5/10 Second half seemed better than the first, Was ok. Too long. Watched in 2 viewings. Was bored the first half.

Yes that’s because gay takes time.

[pax]

The Outfit. 8-10

One of the best of the year. -1 for the one shot he fired off at the end when the camera showed his gun as fully loaded...

[nutcrackr]

The Batman - 7.5/10 decent but pretty long and flat at times. Too worried about style at times but I prefer this to the bale movies. I liked the bat and the cat stuff, needed more of that.

Uncharted - 6/10 Meh. Not terrible but had nothing on the games. The characters are just a little off, the action feels clumsy, it's not that funny, the main treasure hunt is kinda bleh. They should have just copied uncharted 1 (mutated nazis included), instead of this weird uncharted 4-3-2 blend we got.

[KAC]

Yaksha. Boring Operations / 10.

[Lazy8s]

The Batman 7.5 or 8 out of 10. I enjoyed the slightly different approach.

[JZL]

Rewatched Dune on HBO Max after having seen it at the theater last December. I think I enjoyed it more this time.

Rewatched The Hangover also on HBO Max, for the first time since its release in 2009. I didn't remember much so it held up really well.

Everything and Nothing, Professor Jim Al-Khalili's documentary about how we, over several centuries, have gained understanding of the structure of the universe as a whole (everything) and its interplay with the science of vacuums, voids, and empty space (nothing). I love his stuff and this one might be his best. You can find it on Prime as the first episode of "Quark Science," which has a couple of his his other ones, too. Also on Prime is his three part exploration of the history of our taming of electricity, Shock and Awe.

[UberBeavis]

Everything Everywhere All At Once - 8.5/10

Bonus 1/2 point for creative use of buttplugs.

[ugly]

The Outfit. 8-10

One of the best of the year. -1 for the one shot he fired off at the end when the camera showed his gun as fully loaded...

Yeah, there are some plot holes and some characters making dumb decisions, but overall it was a very good movie that hasn't gotten much hype or press.

[Silent-Runner]

Well done movie.

[YellowBeard]

Spooder Man No Way Home - Interesting nostalgia trip. And Dafoe hamming the **** out of things in glorious fashion.

Inside - Got damn, Bo has some bops in this one. And all varying amounts of soul crushing if you take in the lyrics.

Oh yeah, also rewatched Rogue One. Such a good movie. Also best Star Wars film in years and effectively a war film. Wish they'd do more like it. The Vader scene is *chef's kiss* Turns into a mini horror movie when the lightsaber kicks on and he turns into an absolute meat grinder through the hallway.

[SubCog]

Rewatched Star Trek: First Contact. 7.5/10. Actually I think this film has aged better than I expected. It's pretty slow in the middle, but actually does several interesting story beats that have aged reasonably well. Exploring Zefram Cochrane's first warp drive test, and making first contact with the Vulcans, for example. Also some interesting development for Data's emotion chip, and some interesting characterization of the Borg Queen. Also, Patrick Stewart is in surprisingly good shape for this film, and is uncharacteristically hunky actually.

One missed opportunity though: Alot of the film revolves around the borg slowly assimilating the enterprise and crew, and that the borg adapt very quickly to phasers, which are apparently the only weapon the crew knows how to use. There's a few parts where we see Picard find clever ways to kill borg though. There's a scene where he has borg follow him into the holodeck and then he uses a hologram tommy gun to blow them away... it would have been fun to explore that idea more, that borg adapt to future weapons like phasers, but maybe they're susceptible to old-style kinetic weapons, so have the crew construct make-shift shotguns or projectile weapons. There's another scene where Picard is doing a space-walk on the outside of the ship, his phasers don't work against the borg, so he shoots something under the borg's feet, and there's like a compressed air explosion that blows the borg out into space. It would have been fun for them to really double-down on that idea though... sortof a Home Alone story. I'd love to see Picard hang a paint bucket from the ceiling and nail a borg in the face with it... then Picard should make a fist and say "Yessss!"

[dodger]

Bubble Netflix 6.5/10. It's a parkour anime showing off the animation chops of Wit studios with some backing from Warner Bros. It's beautiful yes but the story was standard with some sentimental philosophical mumbo jumbo to give it heart? One of those turn off the mind and just enjoy the spectacle kinda shows.

[Lazy8s]

Spiderman No way Home

5/10

[huskylord]

Spiderman No way Home

5/10

Your just begging kAC to rescind his grindr invite

[acroig]

Your just begging kAC to rescind his grindr invite

[KAC]

The bad guys. Surprisingly well done/10.

[Sasquach]

Wwatched Red Notice on netflix

Entertaining, but nothing particularly great about it.
Just a by the numbers heist flick with some absurdity mixed with trying to be too real at times.

I'd say 6.5/10

[Renocide]

I watched Ambulance.

ALL the way to the end.

I deserve some recognition for this ****.

Hazard pay.

They should call it Ambulance: Michael Bay's Drone Movie

[KAC]

I watched Ambulance.

ALL the way to the end.

I deserve some recognition for this ****.

Hazard pay.

They should call it Ambulance: Michael Bay's Drone Movie

I am surprised there weren’t any woman in tight clothes scenes in it.

[Sasquach]

I watched Ambulance.

ALL the way to the end.

I deserve some recognition for this ****.

Hazard pay.

They should call it Ambulance: Michael Bay's Drone Movie

How Michael Bay goes to the hospital
The Michael Bay Memorial Hospital documentary

[Kain]

Just watched Moonfall. Enjoyed it overall. Good AV demo.

[Hapatingjaky]

Dr. STRANGE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS

5/10

It was very predictable, American Chavez horrible character. The ending is meh.

It had so much potential to do alot of interesting things and it did none of it...

[SubCog]

Dr. STRANGE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS

5/10

It was very predictable, American Chavez horrible character. The ending is meh.

It had so much potential to do alot of interesting things and it did none of it...

Going to see it tomorrow, so we'll see.