Latest Movie That You Watched!

[chief4db]

Fantastic Beasts and where to find them. Links to Harry Potter movies. Good flick

 

[Neesy]

American Werewolf in London - recorded it from Sundance Channel - as good as it was back when I first saw it in the 80s.

 

[Kurben]

Hacksaw ridge by Mel Gibson. Andrew Garfield plays the lead as a conscious objective who joins the army as a medic to save lives. Refuses to touch a rifle and gets into some trouble. Savedalot of lives against the japanese but never killed anyone. Based on true story. Good movie and it does not try to soften the violence of war but does not excel in it.

 

[not_nadine]

Tried to watch 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' Say sorry Debbie Reynolds, all that yelling.. not good for me. Guess not in the mood.

So, War of the Worlds latest. I still like it, don't know why.. Watch when it is on. Tom Cruise and special effects and the kid screaming all the time.

 

[fljoe0]

Equals (2015) Nicholas Holt, Kristen Stewart

A remarkable sci-fi movie. In a dystopian utopia, all emotions have been erased at birth. The citizens are emotionless but happy and functional. A disease is sweeping the population that is causing the emotions to resurface. The government is on top of the situation and is administering drugs to keep the emotions at bay until they find a cure. Silas (Nick Hoult) and Nia (Kristen Stewart) develop an illegal relationship and are hiding the relationship. The story is simple but powerful. Love is a disease.

 

[kingricefan]

Tried to watch 'The Unsinkable Molly Brown' Say sorry Debbie Reynolds, all that yelling.. not good for me. Guess not in the mood.

So, War of the Worlds latest. I still like it, don't know why.. Watch when it is on. Tom Cruise and special effects and the kid screaming all the time.

This was on this morning when I was getting ready for work (3:45 am). Saw the part where they were getting on the ferry and then to the house. The basement scene creeps me out!!!!

 

[Neesy]

Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds (TV Movie 2016) - IMDb

Bright Lights: Starring Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher

Not too bad - I like how it showed the mother/daughter relationship

 

[not_nadine]

'The Help'

It made me cry the first time I saw it. And again.

The Help (2011) - IMDb

 

[johntfs]

'The Help'

It made me cry the first time I saw it. And again.

The Help (2011) - IMDb

I didn't really like that one. "Gosh, white people suck. Luckily, there's a super-duper-ooper-pooper awesome white girl to help the black women." I preferred "Django Unchained."

Latest movie was "Split" from M. Night Shamaylan (and in my head I want pronounce that Shamalamadingdong. I don't know why). It's 70% good thriller movie with 30% THE TWIST. But it's way better than most of the stuff he's put out over the last ten years.

 

[Brian's Twinner]

Captain America: Civil War
Hush

 

[SHEEMIEE]

I didn't really like that one. "Gosh, white people suck. Luckily, there's a super-duper-ooper-pooper awesome white girl to help the black women." I preferred "Django Unchained."

Latest movie was "Split" from M. Night Shamaylan (and in my head I want pronounce that Shamalamadingdong. I don't know why). It's 70% good thriller movie with 30% THE TWIST. But it's way better than most of the stuff he's put out over the last ten years.

a twist ? or an origin movie ?

 

[Neil W]

The citizens are emotionless but happy

Spot the oxymoron!

 

[80sFan]

(I had that exact thought, Neil W.)

Watched Child 44 last night. It was ok. I'm just maybe getting tired of "man movies" after watching so many lately.
Then again, I am totally not a fan of chick-flicks/rom-coms. Maybe I need to watch a good horror flick to break things up a bit.

 

[Ebdim9th]

I saw Hush... seemed like a typical horror movie in some ways until the end .. much respect .. I totally did not see that coming .... ventriloquist dummies done differently enough, it's worth the watch ... also had the guy who played Jason Stackhouse (Ryan Kwanten) in True Blood in it ... before he did that show .. which I love by the way .. .if you want to turn something, TV show, movie, book adaptation, into pure gold, put it in Alan Ball's hands ....

Somebody pointed out to me that this is Dead Silence, not Hush... oops .... I guess I should have paid a little closer attention to Ryan's filmography...

 

[Ebdim9th]

Captain America: Civil War
Hush

The second one you watched, there's my 'oops' ....

 

[skimom2]

Hacksaw ridge by Mel Gibson. Andrew Garfield plays the lead as a conscious objective who joins the army as a medic to save lives. Refuses to touch a rifle and gets into some trouble. Savedalot of lives against the japanese but never killed anyone. Based on true story. Good movie and it does not try to soften the violence of war but does not excel in it.

I've been wanting to see this one--thanks for the quick review. Garfield is a superb actor, and I like Gibson as a director.

 

[skimom2]

Equals (2015) Nicholas Holt, Kristen Stewart

A remarkable sci-fi movie. In a dystopian utopia, all emotions have been erased at birth. The citizens are emotionless but happy and functional. A disease is sweeping the population that is causing the emotions to resurface. The government is on top of the situation and is administering drugs to keep the emotions at bay until they find a cure. Silas (Nick Hoult) and Nia (Kristen Stewart) develop an illegal relationship and are hiding the relationship. The story is simple but powerful. Love is a disease.

Is this taken from a book? I read a book recommended to me by my daughter a couple of years ago that has this exact synopsis. Different title, though--I think the one I read was called... Delirium, I think.

 

[skimom2]

I didn't really like that one. "Gosh, white people suck. Luckily, there's a super-duper-ooper-pooper awesome white girl to help the black women." I preferred "Django Unchained."

Latest movie was "Split" from M. Night Shamaylan (and in my head I want pronounce that Shamalamadingdong. I don't know why). It's 70% good thriller movie with 30% THE TWIST. But it's way better than most of the stuff he's put out over the last ten years.

I've found that anything with McAvoy is at least giving a watch. He's fab, and has good judgment of the roles he chooses.

 

[Steffen]

Arrival, with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. A nice throwback to sci-fi dramas that didn't rely on explosions and overuse of FX.

 

[fljoe0]

Is this taken from a book? I read a book recommended to me by my daughter a couple of years ago that has this exact synopsis. Different title, though--I think the one I read was called... Delirium, I think.

I watched an interview that was on the disc and if I remember correctly, it was written by the director as an original screenplay.