Last Movie You Watched

[Baron Von Marlon]

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (2019)
Didn't love it but I do think it's a pretty great movie in its own way.

Anchorman 2: Unrated Version (2013)
I quite like it but the Super-Sized R-Rated Version is certainly better.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Powder Room
Standard Girls Night Out Comedy, but done in a visually interesting way.

[KiramidHead]

Frozen II

Overall an excellent sequel, and better than the first in some ways. And I definitely wasn't expecting that one song, heh.

[Kradan]

Batman 1989

Joker makes the movie

Batman Returns

Penguin makes the movie

Batman Forever

Meh.

Batman & Robin

Enjoyed more than previous one surprisingly .

[Huggs]

The Great Wall (1.5/5)

The Amazing Spider-Man (1.5/5)

Taxi Driver - yes, again. (4/5)

[Kradan]

"Last Movie You Watched " thread

There's something wrong with Huggs' ranking system .

[P-Rock]

The Amazing Spider-Man is pretty terrible though. I don't like Peter Parker being an obnoxious asshole. They're no match for Raimi's Spider-Man movies.

[Stitch]

But the story felt a bit thin to me.

Read the book, it's unsurprisingly better. The film is good for what it us, but since the story is Bateman's internal monologue a lot of it gets lost in the move to the silver screen.

[KiramidHead]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

"Can he leave the room with us?"

[Huggs]

But the story felt a bit thin to me.

Read the book, it's unsurprisingly better. The film is good for what it us, but since the story is Bateman's internal monologue a lot of it gets lost in the move to the silver screen.

I'm definitely planning on giving it a read soon.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

"Can he leave the room with us?"

Timeless classic!
So many great scenes. Right now I'm thinking of the one where they break the fourth wall, when a knight on a horse kills the narrator mid narration.
Just brilliant.

[HuDaFuK]

Ford v Ferrari

Damn, this was great. November has been really crushing it for me movie-wise.

The Le Mans film? So I guess that has a completely different title in the states then lol.

Don't tell me - they changed it because Americans don't known what a Le Mans is?

Road House

"I used to f**k guys like you in prison."

I love how 75% of that is a ridiculous but pretty grounded bar brawl movie, but then Dalton tears out a dude's throat and suddenly it goes nuts, with cars flying through the air on fire and stuff.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Prevenge
A strange comedy horror. Just quirky enough to keep you watching

[Russ]

Sweet Vengeance - Female led western with January Jones, Jason Isaacs and Ed Harris. It was decent enough but had a weak finale, I thought. Ed Harris's performance was unhinged, Isaacs is always quality and Jones really did a great job as the wronged women seeking revenge.

It's a 3 / 5 for me - there are a  few issues with this one, but it didn't stop me from enjoying the hell out of it.

[KiramidHead]

Ford v Ferrari

Damn, this was great. November has been really crushing it for me movie-wise.

The Le Mans film? So I guess that has a completely different title in the states then lol.

Don't tell me - they changed it because Americans don't known what a Le Mans is?

They're the same movie, but I don't know which title came first.

Road House

"I used to f**k guys like you in prison."

I love how 75% of that is a ridiculous but pretty grounded bar brawl movie, but then Dalton tears out a dude's throat and suddenly it goes nuts, with cars flying through the air on fire and stuff.

Very true, especially with the polar bear bit.