Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

The Hitman's Bodyguard. 8/10.

Salma Hayek was freaking hilarious.

Valhalla Rising
Death Note
Stand by Me
Lord of the Flies

Interstellar
Batman and Harley Quinn

Originally posted by Dreampanther

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.

i second the new baywatch film and agree with everything you have said about this movie 👆

sure the cgi was terrible and the little fight scenes where poorly directed but they didn't take away from the fun and entertainment 👆

i also had very low exceptions for baywatch 2017 and it surprised me on how good it was

The Hitman's Bodyguard

Logan Lucky.

Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
Logan Lucky.

Originally posted by Kazenji
The Hitman's Bodyguard

How were they?

Logan Lucky was good, nothing ground breaking, it was a pretty typical heist movie with a hill billy twist.

Double Feature.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
How were they?

Hitman's Bodyguard was good, Good chemistry between Reynolds & Jackson and funny too.

The Wraith
Blade Runner
In the Valley of Violence
Bloodsport

Train to Busan
John Wick 2

Both great films

It 9/10

Late Phases 5/10 (Werewolf actor was bad, effects were bad, though the old Vet guy was an interesting character)

Rambo 4 8/10

Rupture (2017)

Sucked. 👇

Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation (2004)

Second or third time I've seen it. Man, I really like this movie... I like the Starship Troopers series. Call me crazy.

An Inconvenient Truth (2006)

Seemed an appropriate day to watch it since I'm off work as a result of the longest running Category 5 hurricane. It's a very good and informative documentary.

It (2017).

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
[b]An Inconvenient Truth (2006)

Seemed an appropriate day to watch it since I'm off work as a result of the longest running Category 5 hurricane. It's a very good and informative documentary. [/B]

So instead of helping in the recovery and rebuilding efforts you selfishly go to the movies.

NIce.

^ No, I stayed indoors and didn't leave the house as instructed due to dangerous conditions. 😉

Rushmore.

Don't like. Seemed like the presentious self indulgent garbage of someone making a self insertion character about their days as a bullied youth, where no one acts/reacts like a human being, nor are most of the events funny..

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
^ No, I stayed indoors and didn't leave the house as instructed due to dangerous conditions. 😉

OH so now you are a Litte Johnny Do Good. That is Even WORSE!