What was the Last film/movie/documentary you watched?

[PereDroid]

I saw Nightcrawler. I'd go 7/10.

TapaTurbo

 

[UrbanBounca]

I saw Nightcrawler. I'd go 7/10.

TapaTurbo

Not to spoil it for anyone else, but I wasn't happy with the ending.

That said, I recently watched Alyce Kills 2011 - IMDb and not surprisingly, it was pretty terrible. It was one of those late night, horror choices.

 

[cr6]

We watched Europa Report last night and it was pretty good. I'd give it a 6.7/10.

S5 tap'n

 

[PereDroid]

Not to spoil it for anyone else, but I wasn't happy with the ending.

That said, I recently watched Alyce Kills 2011 - IMDb and not surprisingly, it was pretty terrible. It was one of those late night, horror choices.

I didn't like the unrealistic-ness. No way any news channels would show those videos.
Otherwise, I liked it.

TapaTurbo

 

[jstafford1]

Just saw Ant-man. The story was good. The acting was spot on I think. I liked the tie in to Avengers. It was a good addition to the MCU I think.

sent from #8

 

[thunderbolt_nick]

Watched Ex Machina. It was alright. Had that weird sci-fi feel that I like but way too many plot holes. It was still I go watch.

 

[cr6]

I agree, it could have been better but it's definitely worth a watch.

S5 tap'n

 

[PereDroid]

Seven Psychopaths
Never heard of this film when it came out in 2012.
Incredible all star cast.
If you are a film nut, must see. If you like Pulp Fiction and films like it, must see.


TapaTurbo

 

[UrbanBounca]

I went to see Vacation 2015 - IMDb last week. It was amazing.

My girlfriend doesn't typically laugh for no reason, and she couldn't stop. It was almost embarrassing in the theater; 9/10.

 

[Jonny Kansas]

I went to see Vacation 2015 - IMDb last week. It was amazing.

My girlfriend doesn't typically laugh for no reason, and she couldn't stop. It was almost embarrassing in the theater; 9/10.

Good to know. Were you a fan of the original movies? I'm skeptical about it given my love for the Chevy Chase movies. I understand they call out and poke fun at the fact that it's a "spin off" type of thing, so I'm hoping (and it sounds like from your reactions) that they did it well.

 

[cr6]

It's got a pretty low Meta score and seems like people either love it or hate it. I'm looking forward to renting it myself... but probably from Redbox.

S5 tap'n

 

[wesmad]

Saw The Gift last night. Really enjoyed it. Kept you guessing, and it was produced by the guy that did Insidious and Sinister, both of which I liked, and it had a similar feel.

 

[UrbanBounca]

Good to know. Were you a fan of the original movies? I'm skeptical about it given my love for the Chevy Chase movies. I understand they call out and poke fun at the fact that it's a "spin off" type of thing, so I'm hoping (and it sounds like from your reactions) that they did it well.

Yes, Chevy Chase was pretty awesome. I think everyone should see the new one.

 

[DESERPENTOR]

Mission Impossible Rogue Nation


7.9/10 IMDb

93% Rotten Tomatoes

75% Metacritic

7/10 My Review

I was very hesitant to go see it in Imax. But none the less I went and was kind of disappointed in the movie to be honest. For all the hype around it I expected something grandeur like the other movies in the Mission Impossible Series. It was not boring by any means but not worth the Imax movie ticket and better left as a Netflix rental.