What's the last movie you saw?

[SubCog]

I didn’t finish it yet. Got bored. No idea what all the wokeness complaining is about. But, either way it can’t make or break the boredom coming from the MCU lately. I think the problem they always have is they try and make the movies so big and extravagant such that the story and characters get lost in the mess. May never finish/10 for me.

We watched the first 40 minutes earlier this week. We'll get around to finishing it at some point, but no it's not really calling to me. Yeah, it's surprisingly boring for an MCU movie.

[KAC]

Just watch an Honest Trailer of Wakanda.

[KAC]

No time to die. 9/10.

[KAC]

Antman 3. 8/10. Finally a good Marvel movie.

[Quickstrike]

Nuovo Cinema Paradiso [theatrical version] - 8/10

Great cinematography. Preferred the first half - when Toto was still a kid.

[KAC]

Taxi driver. Weird af movie/10.

[Silent-Runner]

re-watched Guillermo del Toros Pinocchio. Such a great movie.

[Silent-Runner]

Watched Plagi Breslau. Not bad, but not great.

[pax]

Starship Troopers. Still batshit fun. Verhoeven is finally back to making big US productions. Has a movie in the works called Young Sinner from the guy who wrote Robocop and Starship Troopers... Looking forward to it,

[ugly]

Starship Troopers. Still batshit fun. Verhoeven is finally back to making big US productions. Has a movie called Young Sinner from the guy who wrote Robocop and Starship Troopers... Looking forward to it,

I actually re-watched that one a month or so ago. And I agree, it was a lot of fun.

The sequel, however, no.

[pax]

Ya they had a few sequels to ST none of them very good... be cool to see Verhoeven go back to this franchise now that hes back to this side of the pond after all this time.

[Silent-Runner]

The last mercenary. Ugh..... -4/10

[koralis]

Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.

I don't know how to process this one, let alone rate it. Has all the elements I love, but it's incoherent and I can't quite figure out how we ended up at the ending.

[JZL]

Has a movie in the works called Young Sinner from the guy who wrote . . . Starship Troopers... Looking forward to it,

? Robert Heinlein has been dead for decades.
Though the movie had almost nothing to do with the book, I still liked it. I made the mistake of taking a couple step-sons (ages 10 and 11) to see it in the theater, not realizing it was rated R and one of the most violent movies made up to that time. (There's a lil bit of T & A, but that was nothing compared to the violence).

[SubCog]

Wakanda Forever. 5.5/10. One of the weakest Marvel films yet. There's some good ideas in the film, but nothing is really earned or fleshed out. Somehow it completely avoids ever being fun, even in parts where you've got a girl flying around in an iron man suit.

There were a couple of stand-out performances. I thought the main actress was very good, despite her lack-luster performance in the first film. I particularly liked what they did with M'baku's character, and his actor was great in the role.

Namor was ok I guess, but the blue water people didn't really work for me. They're ugly and don't really have any character or personality. I think there was a seed of a good idea there, but completely failed to take it anywhere interesting.

The ironman girl was a total waste too. Not really sure why she was in the film at all.

[pax]

? Robert Heinlein has been dead for decades.
Though the movie had almost nothing to do with the book, I still liked it. I made the mistake of taking a couple step-sons (ages 10 and 11) to see it in the theater, not realizing it was rated R and one of the most violent movies made up to that time. (There's a lil bit of T & A, but that was nothing compared to the violence).

No sorry I meant the guy who wrote the screenplay for the Starship Troopers movie, Edward Neumeier. He also wrote the screenplays for the original Total Recall and Robocop movies. All classic sci-fi flicks.

[JZL]

My Octopus Teacher . . . 9/10. (Netflix)

Being a landlocked Piscean, I really appreciated this one. It's a beautiful, informative, and compelling movie.

[KAC]

Sharper. So predictable / 10.

[pax]

Blade Runner 2049. Kind of felt like a rewatch of this one after seeing snow in LA and Southern California... guess 2049 came early lol...

[Silent-Runner]

My Octopus Teacher . . . 9/10. (Netflix)

Being a landlocked Piscean, I really appreciated this one. It's a beautiful, informative, and compelling movie.

it's such an underrated gem.

[Sundance Kid V2]

M3gan - 4/10. Not really scary or anything...
Knock on the cabin's door.. 4.5/10. Was okish... nothing special.

[JZL]

it's such an underrated gem.

Happily, it won the documentary Oscar. I half-joked in Discord that this would be a great movie for mushroom therapy.

[Payne3d]

M3gan - 4/10. Not really scary or anything...
Knock on the cabin's door.. 4.5/10. Was okish... nothing special.

i didn't think either were that bad. 6/10 for both
was surprised at the lack of m. night shamalamalyan-ness in knock at the cabin

[Silent-Runner]

Happily, it won the documentary Oscar. I half-joked in Discord that this would be a great movie for mushroom therapy.

i know, but most people have never even heard of it, that's what i meant.

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The Irishman. Great movie, loved it, but jesus, over 3 1/2 hours, oof.

[koralis]

was surprised at the lack of m. night shamalamalyan-ness in knock at the cabin

He didn't write the story. It's based on a book by Paul Tremblay called Cabin at the End of the World.

[Sundance Kid V2]

i didn't think either were that bad. 6/10 for both
was surprised at the lack of m. night shamalamalyan-ness in knock at the cabin

I found both movies boring to be honest. I expected way more... and got way less.

So in the end, everyone in Drax's team dies, apocalypse is happening, and 1 guy kills himself, apocalypse avoided. So... there was 0 repercussions for their [non] actions. They just undid the apocalypse in 2 seconds... o wow. Would have been better if they got the apocalypse, and had to live with the guilt of it all...

[JZL]

i know, but most people have never even heard of it, that's what i meant.

I figured you might, but, to use me as an example, other than this move I couldn't name any other documentary Oscar winner except Gasland. That was more directed towards people who hadn't seen it, to show the movie was at least well-regarded.
"Hey Rage3D readers-- it's also 91/93 on Rotten Tomatoes!"

[KAC]

Man called Otto. Tom Hanks delivers the feels / 10.

[KAC]

Living. Bill Nighly tells us what inconsequential lives we have / 10.

[SubCog]

Die Hard 1-3. 9/10, great films. First time my wife's seen these. Die Hard 1 is a perfect masterpiece of action filmmaking, and the other two are very good as well.

Die Hard 3's ending is a bit weaker... feels like they re-worked the ending at the last minute, and so things are a bit quick and dis-jointed. Also realized this morning, that they never actually show the police recover the gold or defeat all the henchmen. We just kindof go from them escaping, with Jeremy Irons in the helicopter, to Bruce Willis destroying the helicopter. Done. Yeah, there's a bunch of loose-ends there. Film is still great overall though.

[Silent-Runner]

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. what the.......... 1/10

[KAC]

Bandit. Poor man’s catch me if you can / 10.
The Forgiven. Ralph delivers another gem / 10.
She said. Further cements decay of western society / 10.

[bob saget]

you guys see Mortal Engines? I know it got crap reviews but I kindda enjoyed it. I thought the pacing was good and the boring talking parts were kept to a minimum. some concepts were cool (and VERY borrowed from other movies)

[Silent-Runner]

you guys see Mortal Engines? I know it got crap reviews but I kindda enjoyed it. I thought the pacing was good and the boring talking parts were kept to a minimum. some concepts were cool (and VERY borrowed from other movies)

it was kinda ok'ish, could've been so much better (or worse)

[KAC]

Luther Fallen Boner. Overly long movie that really should’ve been no more than 90 minutes. Not sure what the objective of the delay was / 10.

[dodger]

Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore 6/10. It wasn't bad but glad I streamed it and didn't have to devote 2.5 hours straight on it as it was pretty meh. Going to wrap up my HBOMax sub with a movie or two instead of trying to binge off Dark Materials. I got my 3 shows to make the sub worth while already.

[Nascar24]

Die Hart - Trash

[KAC]

Die Hart - Trash

I couldn't even get past first 20 mins.

[KAC]

Orson Fortune or something. Guy Ritchie being Guy / 10.
Aubrey is a proper repulsive desirable slut. Every movie. Can do no wrong.

[dodger]

Constantine 6.5/10 - Summer action flick. I think I'm missing a bit not knowing the lore of the character. Needed some movies to fill out my subscription and I remember this character was portrayed in Sandman so gave it a go.