What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Touchofevil]

Was it that bad?

It wasn't so bad nor was it that good. There was a moment that really annoyed me and a few other times I was just annoyed. There were moments of entertainment, but overall I didn't really care if I saw the end. Sleep was the better choice.

 

[1mach1]

And?

I thought it was handled very well. A very good job done handling the action/comedy that is Deadpool. I recommend it.
Don't see it with anyone under 17. [emoji14]

 

[1mach1]

It wasn't so bad nor was it that good. There was a moment that really annoyed me and a few other times I was just annoyed. There were moments of entertainment, but overall I didn't really care if I saw the end. Sleep was the better choice.

Ouch.
Noted.

 

[Touchofevil]

I thought it was handled very well. A very good job done handling the action/comedy that is Deadpool. I recommend it.
Don't see it with anyone under 17. [emoji14]

Thank you. Will be viewing it with just me and Lady ToE.

 

[1mach1]

Thank you. Will be viewing it with just me and Lady ToE.

You are in for a treat.

 

[MisterCairo]

Chicken Run, movie night with the girls!

Nick the Rat - "We went in real quiet like..."

Dredger the Rat - "Ya, like a fish..."

 

[Vera Godfrey]

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

 

[AmateisGal]

Chicken Run, movie night with the girls!

Nick the Rat - "We went in real quiet like..."

Dredger the Rat - "Ya, like a fish..."

This is such a great movie!

 

[Worf]

"Captain America - Civil War" - I love how Marvel, unlike D.C., is able to weave drama and small bits of comedy seamlessly so as to make 2 plus hour action films fly by. Monster cast handled with aplomb. The ONLY thing I didn't like was their handling of Spiderman... Stark was right, he should've been named "Spiderboy". He was just a tad pimply faced for me, but all in all it was a small quibble. I also enjoy how they include so much from the entire Marvel universe. I really enjoyed it and the introduction of the Black Panther was particularly well done. A-minus all round.

Worf

 

[Vera Godfrey]

State Fair (1945)

 

[Touchofevil]

"Captain America - Civil War" - I love how Marvel, unlike D.C., is able to weave drama and small bits of comedy seamlessly so as to make 2 plus hour action films fly by. Monster cast handled with aplomb. The ONLY think I didn't like was their handling of Spiderman... Stark was right, he should've been named "Spiderboy". He was just a tad pimply faced for me, but all in all it was a small quibble. I also enjoy how they include so much from the entire Marvel universe. I really enjoyed it and the introduction of the Black Panther was particularly well done. A-minus all round.

Worf

Sweet review. I am really looking forward to this one.

 

[Doctor Strange]

Jupiter Ascending. What a mess! I've been a defender of some of the Wachowskis' less popular films - Speed Racer, Cloud Atlas - but this was awful. Interesting production design, endless action, and constant special effects can't disguise that this is WAY sub-Dune (and sub-Star Wars Prequels) space opera bushwa.

 

[AmateisGal]

Deadpool. Actually, I was expecting a lot more R-rated stuff. I've definitely seen worse in that department! But I laughed and laughed. A great movie.

 

[AmateisGal]

"Captain America - Civil War" - I love how Marvel, unlike D.C., is able to weave drama and small bits of comedy seamlessly so as to make 2 plus hour action films fly by. Monster cast handled with aplomb. The ONLY think I didn't like was their handling of Spiderman... Stark was right, he should've been named "Spiderboy". He was just a tad pimply faced for me, but all in all it was a small quibble. I also enjoy how they include so much from the entire Marvel universe. I really enjoyed it and the introduction of the Black Panther was particularly well done. A-minus all round.

Worf

Yay! Glad to read this! I have to agree with you on the Spiderman thing - definitely Spiderboy. He was SO young, but I think that's how the comics originally had him.

I love the moral questions this movie posed - and I always end up on Captain America's side which is probably no surprise.

 

[AmateisGal]

State Fair (1945)

This is easily in my top 10 favorite movies. I have to watch it every year as it leaves me in a terrific mood. It's just all that gooey, wonderful nostalgia that a person needs sometimes.

 

[Vera Godfrey]

This is easily in my top 10 favorite movies. I have to watch it every year as it leaves me in a terrific mood. It's just all that gooey, wonderful nostalgia that a person needs sometimes.

It's one of my favorites too! Specifically this version.

 

[Bushman]

"Fury" (2015) - Still one of my favorite WWII movies.

 

[Worf]

Deadpool. Actually, I was expecting a lot more R-rated stuff. I've definitely seen worse in that department! But I laughed and laughed. A great movie.

"Deadpool" - Absolutely the funniest film I saw last year. Flat out laugh out loud.

Worf

 

[Worf]

"Palm Trees in the Snow" - Took a flyer on this one last night on the Flix. Wow, beautifully filmed love story set amidst the final years of Spain's colonial occupation of Isobel island off the African coast. Spanish with subtitles this film is epic, I mean "Gone With The Wind" epic except far more plausible and interesting in its depictions of love, loss and the cost of it all. It's not perfect, they could've shaved 30 minutes of scenery but all in all I enjoyed it.

Worf

 

[Zombie_61]

...I have to agree with you on the Spiderman thing - definitely Spiderboy. He was SO young, but I think that's how the comics originally had him...

You're right. When Peter Parker made his debut in Amazing Fantasy #15 in August of 1962 he was a high school student.