Last Movie You Watched

[Darwinsgirl]

"The Concert"  * * * 1/2

If you enjoy classical music at all. I recommend seeing this.

Lots of humor with the members of a past orchestra. Whose present lives are so opposite of what they once were.

[Neila]

Friday the 13th The Last Chapter.

I've seen these films countless times.
I prefer 1-4.
The rest went in a direction that I didn't like anymore. I noticed yesterday that the film had some very strange editing.

However, the last time I watched these films was about 7 years ago.
Now I look at them again in the same order as I first saw them.

At the time, strangely enough, I actually watched them counting backwards from 4 to 1 because they weren't always available in the video store.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Commando
On the big screen this time. Had no idea Cineworld were gonna be showing this so had to watch it. Screening was about half full

Has your "no chance" impression gotten better?

Has it f**k       

Boy Kills World

The Beastmaster

Hell High (1989)

The Fall Guy

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

Death Wish V: The Face of Death

The Running Man

Bravestarr The Movie

In the Mouth of Madness

The Borrower (1989/1991)

[SM]

The Shape Of Things To Come - Truly, truly dire Star Wars cash-in that bore no resemblance to the HG Wells book from which is takes its name.

[Cosmic Incubation]

The local Alamo Drafthouse is showing all the A Nightmare on Elm Street movies on archival 35mm, one every Tuesday, for the series' 40th anniversary.

I got tickets to all of them (minus the remake we don't talk about).
Watched the original in theaters, but unfortunately had to miss out on Part 2 because I was sick in bed. But I went to see Part 3 (Dream Warriors) this past Tuesday and loved it! Still my favorite and the last that I can confidently say I've seen in full. Everything after I've only seen in bits and pieces, so it'll be cool to experience them for basically the first time in a theater full of fans.

[KiramidHead]

Paprika

[Neila]

The Warriors

always good.
was some special edition with interviews.
Something was also briefly said about Sigourney and alien.

[SM]

The Flash - Not great, but not Snyder.

Some of the VFX were Lawnmower Man level. Who approved that...

[Prez]

Full Moon - Part 2.
I like pretty much most of Zack's work but this was just a snore fest. Like I think even Zack was going through the motions on this one. I actually liked the first one but this just felt like it went nowhere.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Dune ~ Part Two

While the brutalist aesthetic and minimalism might be somewhat repetitive in Villeneuve's films (even the alien spaceships in Arrival👀👍), here it is so beautiful and it works. Nice worldbuilding. It's Denis Villeneuve's Empire Strike Back.

🤘

George Lucas & Zack Snyder, take note...this is how a space opera is made!
 

[xeno_alpha_07]

Alien 35mm Print

Since it was the 25th of May, I had to watch the film print of Alien.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Atlas (2024) - An enjoyable mecha-themed-Sci Fi flick.

[Prez]

Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Forgot how good Weta's CGI is in this film. Wanna rewatch the other 2 before I see Kingdom.

[KiramidHead]

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

That was very f**king cool. 

[Prez]

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

That was very f**king cool. 

How does it compare as far as the practical VFX/stunts of Fury Road? I too had fears of an overuse of CGI from the trailer but is that warranted? That said CGI doesn't necessarily ruin a film. Curious for your take on it.