Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

Originally posted by carthage
I kinda lost track at the part where they were in the shack and he was going into the pictures of her thesis, and after that I just kind if half paid attention. It had some great lines, the two actors had terrific chemistry, but it kind of took a while to get going for me. I didn't finish it either I stopped it right around after she had cut his cock off and pulled him out of that hole. It was definitely a good film though but like The Abyss I just never finished it

I found it quite mesmerizing and quite disturbing. I haven't had to cover the screen and look away during many films (probably not any other films). But this one did it for me.

Watched two great comedies: Batman and Harley Quinn (2017) and Baywatch (2017).

Batman and Harley Quinn was the most insanely funny Batman movie I've ever seen, and that includes Lego Batman. When it started it reminded me of the old Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers, and after about half an hour I realised this movie was DEFINITELY not aimed at children. Lots of adult humour and great homage to the 60's Batman starring Adam West. 7/10 for great comedy, though the art was a bit disappointing.

Baywatch is ridiculous, stupid, silly and laugh-out-loud funny. The great thing is nobody in the movie takes themselves seriously and neither should you. They make fun of everything, even the original TV series but they do so with no malice and always tongue-in-cheek. Plus - lots of hot bodies in skimpy swimsuits. Aaaah, and the slow motion running... 11/10 for comedy, though overall a 7/10 since besides humour there's not much of a story.

Watched the boss baby 2.
Great movie indeed.

The Dark Tower.

Lucy (2014)

I like the idea of the film, but I really think the script should have been reworked to make it a tad bit more scientifically tenable.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Lucy (2014)

I like the idea of the film, but I really think the script should have been reworked to make it a tad bit more scientifically tenable.

I enjoyed it but I was really expecting more WOW when it came to the action & violence.

It was pretty tame compared to Leon or Nikita.

^ I can see that, too. I think the film was better before it started getting so wacky and transforming her and everything. They could have just made things visions so as to keep it grounded a bit more. Opportunity sort of wasted. It's a shame because the direction is really good and Scar Jo is really good in it.

Gawd I miss the Awesome NON PC -ness that was The 80's!

^ Looks pretty PC to me. It's giving equal time to a black guy, a jew, and a woman.

The Dark Tower. Not impressed.

End of Watch
Alien Covenant

Machete (2010)

I had forgotten how entertainingly amusing it is. Need to see Kills.

It Follows (2014)

Finally got around to seeing this. I liked it. Very well done little horror/thriller flick.

Logan Lucky.

The Mummy - Really not very good, but should have been.
Fast and Furious 8 - They have those movies down to a science. Entertaining in general.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Logan Lucky.

How was that? It looks funny..

I watched "Jacob's Ladder" again.

The Hunted
Death Sentence
Cop Car
Leon the Professional

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
[b]Machete (2010)

I had forgotten how entertainingly amusing it is. Need to see Kills.

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Did you ever see the deleted scenes?

Santana (Jessica Alba) had an evil twin sister who basically turns up just to have a sex scene with Machete (who thinks it's Santana...) & then gets conveniently killed off (by the cartel...who thinks it's Santana).

Basically it was an excuse to have a sex scene between Trejo & Alba without ruining Santana's integrity.

Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Did you ever see the deleted scenes?

Santana (Jessica Alba) had an evil twin sister who basically turns up just to have a sex scene with Machete (who thinks it's Santana...) & then gets conveniently killed off (by the cartel...who thinks it's Santana).

Basically it was an excuse to have a sex scene between Trejo & Alba without ruining Santana's integrity.

Haha.. no, I didn't see that. I'll have to pop the Blu-ray back in!

That sexy Trejo. droolio 😂

The Dark Tower
10/10

It's a unforgettable wonderful movie with likable characters.

Cons: Roland a white man resembles Clint Eastwood in his prime for Western movies changed to a black man for the movie was either for the sake of Change, or because they can both are dumb nonsensical reasons.
Depict the characters right or don't depict them at all.

The bad blood feud Walter and Roland was not elaborated whether told or shown.

Likely not sarcastic Old Friend is what Walter calls Roland for the same scene he killed Roland's dad.
Also not shown or said why exactly Walter becomes a Nefarious Sorcerer and a devoted servant of the Outer Dark.

Pros: Great acting for the whole cast including Mccounaughey hits a home run.
Terrific looking monsters so you can take them seriously.
The Man in Black aka Walter is a Magnificent Bastard Villain including the feat of catching a bullet behind hin while walking away from Roland the Gunslinger.
Also his Army that are monsters are used mostly in the climax that try to prevent Roland from using the portal by killing him.
Wonderful action scenes that includes the Climax.
Likable characters Jake and Roland so you are rooting for them to defeat Walter and his army to prevent the Apocalypse.
Excellent Environments including the Foggy Forest.

A terrific ending of Roland and Jake leaving NYC to travel to another dimension to fight Demons and monsters.

Character development: Roland was unlikable but still sympathetic and understandable.
He is a man that wanted Vengeance after Walter killed his dad, and his objective or goal to kill Walter. He doesn't want Anyone traveling with him because it's another person that Walter could kill creating more grief and heartbreak for Roland.
Roland was a Pessimist antihero with a objective he accepts the Dark Tower is going to be destroyed by Demons or monsters but before that he will accomplish his revenge by killing Walter.
Jake is able to persuade him that by destroying the device Walter and his army can't use that device to destroy Earth or other worlds, and just because his world was destroyed doesn't mean his world has to be destroyed the Earth.
Roland changes to a common hero that has the goals to kill Walter the main Villain, destroy the device so the Apocalypse on Earth doesn't happen which would save the Earth. So he's still a gray area character not a pure of heart hero.

Great Foreshadowing
Hail the Crimson King is shown inside a house so it's obvious the Crimson King will be the main Villain fir the sequel and likely sequels.

Unforgettable Wonderful exciting Climax: Jake is able to prevent the Portal from opening using his psychic powers, also Roland fights Walter with Walter using his telekinesis to move glass, and rocks plus other stuff toward Roland that is shooting him.
Walter does cause a wall to fall on him plus pierce his hand with glass. Roland proving to be valiant and tenacious removes the glass shoots a bullet toward Walter but also a bullet that bounces off a wall that Walter can't catch which kills him because he was occupied with the ordinary shot bullet.
Never stop fighting till the fight is done which is exactly what The Gunslinger Roland did.