The Last Movie You Watched?

[rsp1202]

I did finally rent "Conclave" and ended up somewhat disappointed. No fault to the acting, of course, but the story is hardly original except for the ending, which was an interesting choice, to say the least.

 

[WetShaveVet]

Oh, God (1977) on Prime. We are not usually fans of 70s films, so I was surprised when my wife suggested it. We had seen it in a theater when it first came out, but she didn't remember it. It was entertaining for a bit, making fun of 70s clothes and cars, and we always enjoy seeing George Burns and Teri Garr. My wife fell asleep with half an hour to go, so I turned it off thinking we'd finish it the next night, but she said she'd seen enough. I agreed.

I remember my grandparents taking us to see this at a drive-in and I wouldn't have been that young. I thought it was hilarious, but it may not have held up well.

 

[CallMeNugget]

Midway.

 

[Juanmosey]

Finally saw Abigail. I swear every 4th word began with F. Ok except for the language.

 

[Juanmosey]

I remember my grandparents taking us to see this at a drive-in and I wouldn't have been that young. I thought it was hilarious, but it may not have held up well.

A classmate of mine at SDSU at the time told me it was banned in Utah.

 

[njpaddy]

PET SEMATARY (1989). Finished rereading my old hardcover of the book, which SK swore he'd never release....until he gave it to his old publisher for tax benefits, proving the left is no different than the right when money is on the line. So after finishing the book, I recorded and rewatched the original 1989 film. When I first saw the film when it came out, I remember thinking Fred Gwynne (Herman Munster) was the main casting problem, but after rewatching I think he was the best of the cast.

 

[njpaddy]

PET SEMATARY (1989). Finished rereading my old hardcover of the book, which SK swore he'd never release....until he gave it to his old publisher for tax benefits, proving the left is no different than the right when money is on the line. So after finishing the book, I recorded and rewatched the original 1989 film. When I first saw the film when it came out, I remember thinking Fred Gwynne (Herman Munster) was the main casting problem, but after rewatching I think he was the best of the cast. Like most films of SK books, it was pretty bad.

 

[mikey517]

Major League

 

[Ankerwycke]

Hope and Glory (1987) with Sebastian Rice Edwards and Geraldine Muir

 

[Messygoon]

Written by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Stars Affleck, Damon, Robin Williams, Stellan Skarsgard and Minnie Driver. The film tells the story of janitor and lost soul Will Hunting, whose mathematical genius is discovered by a MIT professor, but saved by a community college counselor who models trust and love. Through this process, they are both saved.

Streaming on Amazon Prime US. 1997.

 

[poppi]

Just watched "Back in Action" on Netflix. Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx. It was a pretty good action movie geared more towards families I think. Worth a watch

 

[EdHeart]

The Saint (Val Kilmer) and Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman)

 

[Legion]

Afflicted.

Afflicted (2013) ⭐ 6.2 | Horror, Mystery, Thriller

1h 25m | R

www.imdb.com

This vampire movie flew under the radar when it came out, but I really liked it. An under rated gem.

 

[emwolf]

Sing Sing (2023) wow, what an incredible movie. I didn't expect to get so invested in these people and I felt it avoided all the cliches I anticipated.