The Last Movie You Watched (no spoilers)

[beardown07]

uhhhhh....welcome


I didn't know you still existed

 

[Rusty Kuntz]

uhhhhh....welcome


I didn't know you still existed

I'm like shingles; you can't get rid of me that easily.

 

[ckhokie]

Got around to viewing Night Crawler. Creepy.

Watched this today on a flight. Definitely a bit disturbing.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

Wow I was just coming in here to post about watching Nightcrawler and such a coincidence to see others already talking about it.

Thought it was a good movie! Very disturbing indeed! Son bitch was ruthless!

8/10

 

[Sgt Brutus]

Purge: Anarchy

Bad-ass and makes up for how shitty the first one was

 

[Davis_Mike]

Seventh Son 3/10

I love fantasy action movies. But this was terrible. I am not sure what Jeff Bridges & Julianne Moore where thinking when they signed on for this stinker. It made 47 Ronin look like a quality movie.

 

[Davis_Mike]

Big Trouble in Little China.

Classic. 10/10

Definitely a classic. I caught it on tv about 2 weeks ago. Every time I watch it, I wanna follow it by watching The Golden Child.

 

[PatsFan2003]

The Theory of Everything. It was... interesting, if only because Stephen Hawkings life was interesting. Once again the academy award goes to the actor playing a severely disabled/disturbed character.

 

[chf]

Once again the academy award goes to the actor playing a severely disabled/disturbed character.

You didn't think he did an amazing job making you buy that he was really post disease Hawking?

 

[Hank Kingsley]

Saw Birdman a few days ago. Definitely good, but not sure it was best picture of the year material.

I saw it Saturday. My fingers are still scorched from handling that piece of crud. Almost pointless and $3.50 I'll never get back....

 

[Hank Kingsley]

Big Trouble in Little China.

Classic. 10/10

A keeper for sure.

 

[Cave_Johnson]

I saw it Saturday. My fingers are still scorched from handling that piece of crud. Almost pointless and $3.50 I'll never get back....

Saw it for free on a plane so that may have swung my opinion a bit.

 

[Tin Man]

The Bourne Legacy was on TV. DVRed it. Watched it yesterday. Though I like Jeremy Renner, I thought it fell short of the original trio with Matt Damon portraying Jason Bourne. Despite some good actors in the cast, it was just meh for me.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

Saw it for free on a plane so that may have swung my opinion a bit.

I'm pretty sure I had no clue as to what it was about and I watched the whole thing. I mean I do know what it was about but I'm not sure why it was made.....

 

[tnerb57]

The Grand Budapest hotel. Funny shit. Great camera work.

 

[Cave_Johnson]

I'm pretty sure I had no clue as to what it was about and I watched the whole thing. I mean I do know what it was about but I'm not sure why it was made.....

If you're trying to say that the entire plot was kind of pointless you'll find no argument from me. There are however plenty of movies I've seen and enjoyed that had really pointless stories and this one kept me entertained.

Spoiler: Movie Spoiler

I was hoping that when he shot his nose off they would have given him a huge toucan beak or something. Just seemed to fit better with some of the weird shit going on in that film.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

If you're trying to say that the entire plot was kind of pointless you'll find no argument from me. There are however plenty of movies I've seen and enjoyed that had really pointless stories and this one kept me entertained.

Spoiler: Movie Spoiler

I was hoping that when he shot his nose off they would have given him a huge toucan beak or something. Just seemed to fit better with some of the weird shit going on in that film.

Well if I had to do it all over again, I would not.....

 

[PatsFan2003]

You didn't think he did an amazing job making you buy that he was really post disease Hawking?

Oh sure. But so did Dustin Hoffman, Daniel Day Lewis, Charlize Theron to name just a few. Michael Keaton would have won but apparently ALS trumps mental illness.

I'm just saying these type of roles are softballs for actors. They love them because of all the nice opportunities to show your acting chops AND Hollywood loves those type of roles.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

Big Trouble in Little China.

Classic. 10/10

 

[chf]

Oh sure. But so did Dustin Hoffman, Daniel Day Lewis, Charlize Theron to name just a few. Michael Keaton would have won but apparently ALS trumps mental illness.

I'm just saying these type of roles are softballs for actors. They love them because of all the nice opportunities to show your acting chops AND Hollywood loves those type of roles.

since this was more than just makeup, I'm going to disagree. The physical contortions he must have done to pull that off were a wee bit higher than having a humpback or a beard glued on.

But yeah, Hollywood does do that sometimes.