What’s the last movie you watched?

[Palerider]

Jurassic World

[lonetree]

I watched "The Prestige"for the second time(br from the public lib'ary). Enjoyed it.

Edited November 2, 2015 by lonetree

[Guest]

Jane Eyre.

Fassssyyyy!!!

Edited November 3, 2015 by anatess

[mirkwood]

Hidden (2015)  (not The Hidden)   3.5/5  Not the movie I was expecting...

[Palerider]

Man from Uncle

[Ironhold]

latest "Hunger Games" film

[mirkwood]

Poltergeist (original).  Well...let's just say we have come a long way in making scary movies.  I will always recall with fondness the scares of 1982 when I saw it and not the *yawn* snoozer I just watched.  Anybody seen the remake and have an opinion?

[The Folk Prophet]

Man from Uncle

Worth it?

[Palerider]

Worth it?

I enjoyed it .....like with most movies have the remote handy for self editing

[Palerider]

Mr Holmes

[lonetree]

Battleship Potemkin

[mirkwood]

Terminator Genisys:  3/5

[Ironhold]

The Good Dinosaur. Need some time to mull it over.

[Palerider]

Home Alone 2

[lonetree]

"Badlands" (on TCM today)

[Ironhold]

"The Good Dinosaur".

Sam Elliott has an awe-inspiring cameo in the film, but beyond that it's quite forgettable.

The opening "Sanjay's Super Team" short at the beginning was far more entertaining.

[Guest]

Creed.  I don't know... it was kinda blah for me.  But I'm not really a big fan of the franchise.

 

 

Star Wars 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... yes, all of them... in 2 sittings.  I don't think I'll ever tire of watching these movies for the umpteenth time.

[mirkwood]

The Gallows 3/5  creepy

 

The Man From UNCLE  1/5...a real snoozer

Edited December 3, 2015 by mirkwood

[Guest]

Pride & Prejudice.  With the boys.  I had to pause every so often to explain the idea of propriety to the kids as well as traditions and cultures of nobility and such.  I have to say, they both thought it was pretty good.  They especially love that in those days, running off without getting married was so terrible it could ruin one's family.  They also love the idea of asking the father's blessing for a marriage.  They also love that learning the pianoforte was a highly regarded skill.  And they love that people can walk around and around the room and talk and write letters for an entire afternoon - I laughed when they said that.

[Ironhold]

Saw "Krampus" this week.

Definitely something to skip.

[Palerider]

Selfless

[Guest]

Cloak & Dagger

[Ironhold]

In The Heart Of The Sea.

Can't recommend this one at all.

[Vort]

The third Batman movie, the one with Bane. It was not quite as stupid as I had thought it would be, but it had few truly redeeming features. The darkness, somber tone, and unrelenting cynicism of all the Christian Bale Batman movies make them an overall unpleasant viewing experience. Can't imagine I will ever watch any of them again.

[Guest]

The third Batman movie, the one with Bane. It was not quite as stupid as I had thought it would be, but it had few truly redeeming features. The darkness, somber tone, and unrelenting cynicism of all the Christian Bale Batman movies make them an overall unpleasant viewing experience. Can't imagine I will ever watch any of them again.

 

I feel bad for Tom Hardy... he has to figure out how to express himself with his face covered!  I'm sure it was a very difficult thing to do.  I think he did great.

 

Anne Hathaway keeps on surprising me at the depth of her acting abilities.  She did great on this movie too.

 

And Gary Oldman never disappoints.  He's good in whatever he does.