What's The Last Movie You’ve Seen?

[prodigy]

When you say best MM performance in years, you mean like 5-6 years?

Yeah, pretty much everything post Interstellar. Also I partly blame those awful Buick commercials, I wish I could remove those from memory.

 

[prodigy]

Palm Springs.
Loved it

I want to see that one.

 

[JazzGal]

I was listening to the Camelot soundtrack the other day. I really enjoyed the musical at the Shakespeare Festival, so I decided to watch the 1967 movie with Richard Harris and Vanessa Redgrave. Some impulses should be ignored. What a terrible movie! My mother still hasn't forgiven me for making her watch it. The acting, the directing, the singing, the costumes, the scenery - all horrible decisions.

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[Beer]

Palm Springs wasn't great. Not bad, just not great. Overhyped a lot imo.

 

[prodigy]

Watched Gretel and Hansel. Visually great, story wise not so much. They tried to do a bit of a twist on a old tale, didn't quite work, the ending was really underwhelming.

 

[PJF]

Rewatched Knives Out and still love that movie.

 

[LogGrad98]

Rewatched Knives Out and still love that movie.

Meh, it was ok. The outcome was pretty obvious from the get-go. I think this was heavily over-hyped.

 

[Beer]

Meh, it was ok. The outcome was pretty obvious from the get-go. I think this was heavily over-hyped.

It was good, but it was pretty obvious it was going to be him. You don't have a big name like that play a side part. How they explained everything at the end was solid albeit a bit illogical and unbelievable, though not as bad as a lot of other movies in the genre.

 

[JazzGal]

I've seen it twice and loved it both times. But then I don't waste a lot of time during these types of movies trying to figure out the ending. I just enjoy the ride.

 

[prodigy]

I enjoyed Knives Out but I can understand someone not finding it great or enthralling. Think there is valid criticism of how the mystery of the movie was handled. It did feel like the actors were enjoying themselves and I liked that aspect of it.

 

[Red]

Under 5 minute short film. Based on a poem by the same name. Excellent...

“How Do You Raise a Black Child?”

 

[Miggs]

It was good, but it was pretty obvious it was going to be him. You don't have a big name like that play a side part. How they explained everything at the end was solid albeit a bit illogical and unbelievable, though not as bad as a lot of other movies in the genre.

Chris Evans is in the Avengers movies but it’s not like he’s some huge star imo. There were a handful of other famous actors in this and it very well could’ve been any of them.