Last Movie You Watched

[Prez]

Endgame (2/5)

Still decent at best. Great ending though, but would've been perfect if Tony had lived too.

Hey even though I've seen it perhaps best to put that last bit in a spoiler container?

[HuDaFuK]

Yeah, if I cared that would've really annoyed me

[Prez]

Yeah, if I cared that would've really annoyed me

Huggs likes to live on the edge.

[The Cruentus]

Upgrade.

This was a fun film to watch and reminds me of Deus Ex.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Executive Decision
I still love this film. Great moments. Only just reading that a lot of Leguiziamo's stuff in the second half was originally planned for Seagal

[Huggs]

Endgame (2/5)

Still decent at best. Great ending though, but would've been perfect if Tony had lived too.

Hey even though I've seen it perhaps best to put that last bit in a spoiler container?

It's been out for awhile now. People know already.

[P-Rock]

Garm Wars: The Last Druid (2014)
Live action fantasy by Mamoru Oshii of Ghost in the Shell fame. It looks and sounds great and has good acting, but the story is so overly complex that - when the movie was finished - I had to look up the plot on Wikipedia. 6/10

[Huggs]

Blade Runner: The Final Cut (3.5/5)

[KiramidHead]

Ad Astra

A very interesting piece of work. I'm not 100% sold on one or two things, but this was well worth the watch.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Heartbreak Ridge (1986)
Always thought this was a very underrated Eastwood film. Closer to what he's been doing the past few years than what he was doing at the time

[Prez]

Ad Astra

A very interesting piece of work. I'm not 100% sold on one or two things, but this was well worth the watch.

Very, very keen to see this one.

[Huggs]

A cure for wellness (3/5)

Beautifully shot, but the ending still kind of stinks.

[KiramidHead]

Rambo: Last Blood

It's a slow burn, but an effective one, IMO.

[P-Rock]

Dragon Inn (1967)
A martial arts (Wuxia) movie that inspired countless others, like Kill Bill and The Hateful Eight. The fight scenes and sound effects are very exaggerated, but thrilling at the same time. Also, you can trust King Hu when it comes to cinematography and choreography: There are a lot of beautiful shots in Dragon Inn with excellent composition. Great stuff. 8/10

[KiramidHead]

The Producers (2005)

It's fitting that this story involves Nazis, because it feels like all the jokes were rounded up and gassed. Seriously, watching this felt like I was in the ninth circle of comedy hell.