Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

Puss and Boots 1988 7/10

Christopher Walken plays puss. Musical.

Man from Earth 2#

3/10

I cant understand some of these indie directors making films with poorly scripted scenes. I get the creative process, trying to be groundbreaking but a bad story is a bad story.

Talking to Heaven

10/10

Staring Tony Danson from Cheers. A man can see and communicate with the dead. Very long but entertaining.

Jurassic Park (1993)

Finally showed my kids this gem and they liked it. Now I think I've got them hooked on Jurassic movies. They're seeing them all out of order, but that's okay. I saved the original for a special occasion and they keep asking to watch it again and again. 😄

Deadpool (2016)

Re-watch on my 4k. I've liked this film more each time I've seen it. Violence, foul language, nudity, and dark, zany humor. It's a blast.

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

This shit is actually even better on a small screen with UHD 4k HDR. Looks fantabulous. The kids like it, too.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)

With the kids. I don't think my daughter was quite old enough for it yet, because she just kept asking, "Where is the T-rex" whenever it wasn't on screen... which needless to say got annoying. She has a twisted sense of humor, though, because she laughed and clapped at the guy getting killed at the end, heh (she's only 3, will be 4 in October).

Btw, the film benefits a lot from 4k HDR.

The Gate (1987

Infinity Pool.

The Intern on TV. Enjoyable...

NANCY DREW 2007

What? I like Emma Roberts. 😛

Spider-Man (2002)

Showed it to the kids and my parents while on vacation at the beach. It still kicks ass. Willem Dafoe is amazing.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023)

Re-watch #1 and it's even better. Hell of a filum.

The Recall (2017)

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner('67)

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

Face of Love 10/10

This movie makes you cry like a baby

MI: DEAD RECKONING

Best action movie so far this summer, for me.

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner('67)

ASTEROID CITY

Frikking great movie!

This is my first post in four years.

Last movie I saw in the theater was Nefarious, which was quite decent. The movie itself was very hard to find. Had to scope out a seedy little theater downtown known for playing these less popular fringe type films.

Last movie I saw on Netflix was a Korean film called Forgotten. That was pretty good too.