Last Movie You Watched

[Prez]

Jersey Boys (2014)
About Franky Valli and The 4 Seasons, directed by Clint Eastwood.
Pretty good. Not sure if it was accurate but I certainly enjoyed it.

Cool film if a little inaccurate in parts but enjoyable none the less. Frankie's life was quite tragic at times. The music though was superb. Would've loved to have seen the broadway production of this now having seen it.

[KiramidHead]

Dante's Peak

Not great, and there's a lot of dumb shit in it, but I've seen far, far worse disaster movies. Hell, I've seen worse Brosnan and Hamilton films, too (Die Another Day and Children of the Corn say hello).

[HuDaFuK]

I always quite liked that film.

Plus - in yet another instance of Hollywood doubling down - it came out at the same time as Volcano, which automatically improves Dante's Peak no end

[Voodoo Magic]

Dante's Peak

Not great, and there's a lot of dumb shit in it, but I've seen far, far worse disaster movies. Hell, I've seen worse Brosnan and Hamilton films, too (Die Another Day and Children of the Corn say hello).

Poor Grandma 

[Predwars24]

I'm going to give two different answers as it helps me to answer the question as a whole

In Theaters: The Last movie I watched in Theaters is actually Halloween (2018), I really enjoyed this film and since I'd never experienced any Halloween film prior in a theater it meant a lot to me to be in the seats, experiencing it on the big screen.

At home: The last movie I watched on DVD/Blu-Ray is Incredibles 2, though I enjoy this movie I feel that people have easily put this as an overrated film. People seem to completely despise Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, but Incredibles 2 though not having many of the same problems is literally a repeat of the first to me but with Elastigirl being the one going out and doing the crime fighting. Other then that I do enjoy the film just don't think it's as great as everyone thinks.

That's my answer or really answers.

[First Blood]

Cliffhanger (1993)

"Kill a few people and they call you a murderer. Kill a million...and you're a conqueror."

Can we appreciate how deliciously good John Lithgow is in this, as the villain. Damn.

[LastSonofKrypton]

Cliffhanger (1993)

"Kill a few people and they call you a murderer. Kill a million...and you're a conqueror."

Can we appreciate how deliciously good John Lithgow is in this, as the villain. Damn.

'Suits, socks, 100 million dollars... The usual stuff.'

[HuDaFuK]

Can we appreciate how deliciously good John Lithgow is in this, as the villain. Damn.

He's very much reading from the Alan-Rickman-in-Die Hard playbook with that one. He's a riot in it.

[Huggs]

Dante's Peak

Not great, and there's a lot of dumb shit in it, but I've seen far, far worse disaster movies. Hell, I've seen worse Brosnan and Hamilton films, too (Die Another Day and Children of the Corn say hello).

Love Dantes peak. Was obsessed with that burb he drove when I was a kid.

[Shasvre]

Cliffhanger (1993)

"Kill a few people and they call you a murderer. Kill a million...and you're a conqueror."

Can we appreciate how deliciously good John Lithgow is in this, as the villain. Damn.

Did you pick up the 4K release?

[KiramidHead]

I always quite liked that film.

Plus - in yet another instance of Hollywood doubling down - it came out at the same time as Volcano, which automatically improves Dante's Peak no end

I remember liking Volcano, but I was five and barely remember anything about it.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Critters (1986) and Critters 2 (1988)
Little less good than I remembered but still entertaining.
Thought the red headed kid looked familiar. Turns out he's in The Orville now.

The Inbetweeners Movie (2011)
Some of the jokes wear off a bit over time but I still enjoy this movie.
The Inbetweeners series and movies are underrated imo.
Btw, there's also a US version, I'm not counting that.

[Kimarhi]

I've never listened to NIN, so I honestly couldn't tell.

I'm pretty sure lost tribes in the amazon have heard of NIN.

[Huggs]

In the heart of the sea - Bluray

Enjoyed watching it so much last week that I decided to watch it again.

[HuDaFuK]

I remember liking Volcano, but I was five and barely remember anything about it.

It's the Armageddon to Dante's Peak's Deep Impact.