Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

We have a ghost. 2023 8/10

Entertaining.

Jeepers Creepers 3 3/10

a terrible sequel, Just stick with the 1st & 2nd movie.

DELIVER US FROM EVA

Gabrielle Union and LL Cool J look more or less the same now as they did in their thirties. 😆

Originally posted by riv6672
DELIVER US FROM EVA

Gabrielle Union and LL Cool J look more or less the same now as they did in their thirties. 😆

It was a good movie for it's time.

The Main Event Staring Barbra Streisand 9/10

The Social Network (2010)

Revisited this after 12 or so years. I enjoyed it. It's apparently nothing close to reality, though, it seems. I guess they had to make it more compelling.

When I saw it originally I didn't even know who Andrew Garfield was, or Jesse Eisenberg, really, to be honest. I guess maybe I had just seen him in Zombieland.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

It's still a mixed bag. There's some good ideas in it and even some decent Indiana nostalgia, but for the main problems I blame Spielberg. Cate Blanchett is way too cartoony as a villain and the awful green screen jungle chase is unforgivable.

Not to mention the atomic bomb refrigerator... lol

EO (2022)

Donkey movie. The donkey deserves a nomination for Best Actor. (This is a best international film nominee). It's Polish, I think, but there's several different languages spoken in the film as far as I could tell.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
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Not to mention the atomic bomb refrigerator... lol]

I still i don't see how that was bad

considering what the Indiana Jones films are burrowing from.

Originally posted by Kazenji
I still i don't see how that was bad

considering what the Indiana Jones films are burrowing from.

That actually bothered me less than the other things. There are some absurd stunts in the original Trilogy, too. A little cartoonishness for the sake of some action is more forgivable to me than having a whole character being too goofy and being completely taken out of a whole action sequence because the green screen work is so painfully terrible. I mean, if you're going to return to the series after all these years be sure to do it all the right way.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
[b]EO (2022)

Donkey movie. The donkey deserves a nomination for Best Actor. (This is a best international film nominee). It's Polish, I think, but there's several different languages spoken in the film as far as I could tell.

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I love eastern European movies. This looks good, what's it about?

Originally posted by Kazenji
I still i don't see how that was bad

considering what the Indiana Jones films are burrowing from.

Originally posted by rudester
I love eastern European movies. This looks good, what's it about?

It's a day (or several) in the life of the donkey.

Originally posted by rudester
I love eastern European movies.

I thoroughly recommend A Serbian Film.

Originally posted by Jaden_3.0
I thoroughly recommend A Serbian Film.

I keep forgetting to watch that. Because of all the hype around it as so disturbing.

OUTBREAK

This movie NEVER gets brought up when talking about great 90s movies but it should.

Huge Star power AND a tense fast paced plot.

Originally posted by riv6672
OUTBREAK

This movie NEVER gets brought up when talking about great 90s movies but it should.

Huge Star power AND a tense fast paced plot.

Agree. Watched it a few years ago when the pandemic broke out. Contagion is another good one. Not from the 90s, but another pandemic filum. It's 2011, I think.

In The Heart of the Sea (2015)

Rewatch. I find it to be an underappreciated filum. 7-8/10.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Agree. Watched it a few years ago when the pandemic broke out. Contagion is another good one. Not from the 90s, but another pandemic filum. It's 2011, I think.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
[b]In The Heart of the Sea (2015)

Rewatch. I find it to be an underappreciated filum. 7-8/10.

Creed III
Rocky IV