TOPIC: Most Recent Movie You've Seen

Dead Ringers, Jeremy Irons plays two Jeremy Irons.

The fast and the furious

Judge judy .

Thunderbirds 2004.

Childhood film that I've probably watched 20 times.

I watched Inside Llewyn Davis, really great movie about a singer just trying to make a living. Would highly recommend.

Just remembered this gem of a movie I watched recently called upgrade, good fight sequences, great story, and bizzare twists

Bazaraxe wrote:
I thought Thunderbirds was Valiant and now I'm sad no one else has seen this



CEO of Business wrote:
On my watchlist

Lewis_is_java wrote:
Writer of Saw? Looks interesting, might have to check it out!

Studio Banter wrote: watch the last castle if you want to be sad and cry

Scanners, famous head explosion and epic mind fight.

The outpost, 12 strong

DANlEL wrote: That is sad to hear, the truman show, really cool concept for a movie but really couldn't get into it and enjoy it all to much

28 Days Later, never go to the military for help if you're a woman.

Binged watched a few movies on my list recently.
Saw O' brother where art thou? and I can say I have not seen a Coen brother film I have not enjoyed yet, it was also good too see Buster scruggs again as the soft soul that is Delmar.

Watched snowpiercer also which I did not know was a Bong Joon-ho film which gets me excited for Parasite. This film can only be descibred as an eccentric view of the bourgeoisie against the proletariat, until revolt occurs in which things only get worse and worse and worse until it's all a train wreck

And watched howl's moving castle again for the first time since school, and it's amazing how they can just bring a world and characters to life.

Studio Banter wrote:
That and 28 Weeks Later used to HAUNT me as a kid

Studio Banter wrote: That movie alwas confuses me, I love it, but it feels like there are two stories in one. A apocalyptic movie which is also a rapey military movie.

Lewis_is_java wrote:
I found Buster Scruggs a bit lacklustre, only enjoyed the singing cowboy and James Franco's bit. All I want is a movie like Fargo, but I know I'm asking too much.

I haven't to this day seen Snowpiercer but you definitely should see Parasite, already talked about it early in the thread. It's more social commentary.

Studio Ghibli movies stand on their own scale. There's the mainstream ones but I recommend Pam Poko and The Wind Rises. Anime gets bad rep in the west but do look into Satoshi Kon's work, tragically he passed away 10 years ago but his work still stands up today: Perfect Blue, Tokyo Godfather, Millenium Actress, Paprika (Inception draws inspiration from this).

narexa wrote: Jeppe wrote:
I really enjoyed the beginning and towards the chaotic end. The iconic soundtrack makes it really despair. But ye the movie quickly turned into a edgy teen boy's wet dream.

Cidade de Deus (City of God)
A classic that i watch very often, tho it's in brazilian, i can still enjoy it with subtitles
I do recommend it for peoples that like old school "hood" movies such as Menace 2 society etc.

ToBeHonest wrote: That's great! I see people deter from "foreign" movies because of subtitles but they lose a huge chunk of cinema. It's on my watchlist.

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Lesson of the Evil, after seeing As the God's Will didn't expect much and was correct.

Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior improved from the first one, but maybe because the first one was a snooze fest.

I didn't enjoy Eraserhead and that's me coming from seeing a bunch of artsy films. I understood the underlying themes but I feel Lynch was trying too hard to express himself through surreal imagery. The movie could've been shorter.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Beautiful movie about the conflict of relationships, and the morality of erasing memories and love. Jim Carrey at his sincerest.

wolf of wall street <3