Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

Originally posted by ShadowFyre
Damsel like patiently said it was decent as a little silly, Millie Bobby Brown looks really good but isn't that great of an actor in my opinion. Literally every role she's in she just screams at stuff

KUNG FU PANDA 4

Meh.
I mean it wasn’t terrible but it was pretty much just the story sleepwalking it’s way to the end credits. And really,

Spoiler:
the new characters don’t hold a candle to or have the chemistry w. Po as the conveniently absent Furious Five.

I saw it first and I liked it 😂

He'll Night 8/10

Linda Blair. Entertaining.

Hop (2011)

With the kids for Easter. I guess this got James Marsden the Sonic gig. Typecast much?

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Hop (2011)

With the kids for Easter. I guess this got James Marsden the Sonic gig. Typecast much?

GODZILLA X KONG

No -real- complaints.
That said I want a solo Godzilla movie up next.

Originally posted by riv6672
^^^He was way better in the Sonic movie(s).
This movie was pretty horrible, even watching w. my youngest kid.

Yeah, it was mediocre at best. I still kind of enjoyed watching it with them, though.

Hank Azaria being offensive as the voice of the Mexican villain chick was kind of entertaining... lol

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Yeah, it was mediocre at best. I still kind of enjoyed watching it with them, though.

Hank Azaria being offensive as the voice of the Mexican villain chick was kind of entertaining... lol

REIGN OVER ME

Never watched this in ‘07, but I’ve heard Adam Sandler was good Adam Sandler was bad in it.
After watching it myself, I thought he did a good job.

It was funny though, watching future War Machine Don Cheadle reading a Captain America comic and critiquing the Falcon’s costume.

Leon: The Professional (1994)

Such a great film. Creepy, but great. Oldman's superb in this.

^^^creep how?

Maybe you haven't watched the international version with extended scenes?

But it's clear that while Leon and Matilda didn't have a physical relationship, Leon was attracted to Matilda and he wasn't just a guardian or father figure.

Then there's the unending child endangerment throughout the film in both versions.

Originally posted by Robtard
Leon: The Professional (1994)

Such a great film. Creepy, but great. Oldman's superb in this.

I've been meaning to watch that again. It's been a million years.

Watch the international version, I think when it's named just "The Professional", it's the cleaned up US version.

Originally posted by Robtard
Maybe you haven't watched the international version with extended scenes?

But it's clear that while Leon and Matilda didn't have a physical relationship, Leon was attracted to Matilda and he wasn't just a guardian or father figure.

Then there's the unending child endangerment throughout the film in both versions.

Originally posted by Robtard
Leon: The Professional (1994)

Such a great film. Creepy, but great. Oldman's superb in this.

One of my favorites

THE MUNSTERS

This movie was a car wreck.

As in, I couldn’t stop watching.

And dammit, Sheri Moon Zombie as Lily? Would bang.

Next Goal Wins

TREASURE ISLAND

The one w. Christian Bale. Not bad.