Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

Started by Surtur695 pages

Originally posted by carthage
Highlander (1986)

Lambert is a poor actor, Connery is very clearly phoning it in, and the movie is just a bunch of ****ing flashbacks. The Kurgen (Clancy Brown) is a badass and his costume is totally 80s, and some of the locations are beautiful but the movie is a dumpster fire

I'm still f*cking pissed off they canceled the Highlander game for Xbox 360. It looked awesome.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Spider-man : Homecoming and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Both were somewhere in between Ok and Meh.. [/B]


Homecoming is overrated.

Originally posted by cdtm
Star Trek Into Darkness.

Not for the first time. Forgot how stupid this movie was... Especially the bits about the Prime Directive. As if "genocide" isn't a common go-to excuse for making an exception (Says more about the writer's biases then anything. Same people probably think victims getting gassed in some third world country is no big thing because they're not our citizens.)

Funny thing...I made a thread about this I think. About the prime directive. Because from the way they discipline Kirk it's like they are saying the proper thing to do would have been to let the planet die.

The Federation is supposed to be some peaceful Utopia, but they do not act like it.

Star Trek Into Darkness is amazing. **** those who didn't like it.

Heat
Pretty in Pink

Originally posted by quanchi112
Star Trek Into Darkness is amazing. **** those who didn't like it.

Feel the same about Highlander.

All the criticism's are accurate, but the show is definitive 1980's camp, steam in every corner and all..]

I almost picked up Beyond yesterday at Walmart

Originally posted by Surtur
I'm still f*cking pissed off they canceled the Highlander game for Xbox 360. It looked awesome.

Alot of the good games get cancelled

hell...there was also a Superman game planned for the PS3/360 and that too looked good from the footage, That too was cancelled.

Originally posted by cdtm
Feel the same about Highlander.

All the criticism's are accurate, but the show is definitive 1980's camp, steam in every corner and all..]

No, it's art and is subjective.

Theater- Lady Bird
Home- Restitution Road!!! on Amazon Prime Videos

The Foreigner (2017). A solid 7/10. When Jackie Chan isn't happy Jackie he is quite an intimidating Jackie. Good performances from him and Brosnan. Character-driven rather than plot-driven, but enough depth from two veterans of the screen to be satisfying.

Originally posted by Dreampanther
The Foreigner (2017). A solid 7/10. When Jackie Chan isn't happy Jackie he is quite an intimidating Jackie. Good performances from him and Brosnan. Character-driven rather than plot-driven, but enough depth from two veterans of the screen to be satisfying.

Missed out on that film because of a lack of marketing

i'll catch it on dvd when its released.

The Snowman (2017) and it was shit, never watch it.

Originally posted by Trocity
The Snowman (2017) and it was shit, never watch it.

What was so bad about it?

Oh, and I watched...

Food Evolution (2016)

Narrated by Neil Degrasse Tyson. It's about false hysteria over GMO foods. But it actually ends up being about a good bit more than that, too. Sort of about how information is spread in our culture, too. Very good documentary.

Originally posted by quanchi112
No, it's art and is subjective.

So is Star Trek Into Darkness.

What were you just talking about. 😛

Gotta love that theme song....

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The Hitmans Bodyguard
The Blackcoat's Daughter
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Life

Rented live by Night but my PS4 wouldn't play it for some reason

American Assassin

Thor Ragnarok: 3rd time.

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017)

2nd time. Still enjoyed it the second time maybe even a little more, though I still have some gripes with it. But I still like it for being an extremely imaginative sci-fi space opera.