What was the last movie you saw?

Vince W said:
Star Trek: Beyond.

It was an enjoyable film, closer to the original Star Trek mould, but hardly perfect. There were some moments of real humour in this one, probably thanks to Pegg's script. And Karl Urban is perfect as Bones again.

I would say turn you mind off and don't think about the problems and you'll probably really enjoy this one.
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I am so jealous! I am dying to see this movie!!!!! :(
 
My daughter is refusing to come with me... I know, I know, I have failed as a parent! So I will have to wait 3 weeks until she's back at school and I'll have to bunk off work. Unless of course, you are offering to babysit @Vince W? :sneaky:
 
The Hateful 8

Nearly 3 hours of complete awful. Eight people filmed in one location and you have to guess who's on who's side. Well, halfway through tarantino spills the plot and reveals all. A truly awful movie.
 
Jason Bourne. Two hours well spent, not a boring second. If you're sensitive to shaky cam or suffer from motion sickness, get a seat at the back of the theater.
 
Agh! It has it all... and the tunes are terrifically terrible. It's the early synth sounds- they are not propply intonated, and drift, causing what sounds like tape wow or slowdown. Terrible stuff, Jm, thanks a bunch. ****
 
J Riff said:
Agh! It has it all... and the tunes are terrifically terrible. It's the early synth sounds- they are not propply intonated, and drift, causing what sounds like tape wow or slowdown. Terrible stuff, Jm, thanks a bunch. ****
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You are welcome. I have watched many of 'Al Bradley''s films. They are all awful but this one was harder work than most.
 
Zardoz - and I haven't laughed so much in ages. I had forgotten how bewilderingly dreadful it was. I had also forgotten how much naked female flesh there is in it - not normally a problem for me but I was watching it with my 13 year old daughter.... the nude female mudwrestling/ erection monitoring scene was a little squirm-inducing in her company. By the end of it we were both registering so many WTF? per minute there wasn't any room in our heads for any embarrassment.

"This," I said to her afterwards, "is what happens when you do drugs. You end up making movies like that. You think things like that make sense and need saying!" So another valuable life lesson passed on.
 
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JunkMonkey said:
Zardoz - and I haven't laughed so much in ages. I had forgotten how bewilderingly dreadful it was. I had also forgotten how much naked female flesh there is in it - not normally a problem for me but I was watching it with my 13 year old daughter.... the nude female mudwrestling/ erection monitoring scene was a little squirm inducing in her company. By the end of it we were both registering so many WTF? per minute there wasn't any room in our heads for any embarrassment.

"This," I said to her afterwards, "is what happens when you do drugs. You end up making movies like that. You think things like that make sense and need saying!" So another valuable life lesson passed on.
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An underrated classic science fiction dystopian films. Under all the silliness, It's got an interesting concept.
 
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