Last movie you watched ?

The Babadook.

Jurrasic Park

Borrowed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from a friend for the laughs...it was actually better than I thought (which wasn't a difficult feat to achieve since I thought it was going to be utter crap). Although it looked like teenage mutant ninja frog-slug-hybrids...ugh...

Last film I watched was Ghost Shark about the spirit of a dead ghost that haunts a fishing village, flying around eating people. Pretty rad I dare say.

Predestination. Well it was an interesting movie. I'd be lying if I said I completely understood the plot but that kind of contributed to the enjoyment; I was mystified. The settings though were AMAZING. I love this kinds of movies/shows, it reminded me of Fringe. Time travel involving messing up with the timeline, crazy science set in the 60s-70s all mixed with despair and ruin is definitely my thing.

Rewatched Lord of the rings trilogy/ The Hobbit 1-2 , preparation for The Battle of Five Armies :)

No country for old men.

I watched Batman: Mask of the Phantasm last night. The best Batman theatrical film ever.

Interstellar...hmm...

Despicable me 2

The Asylum Tapes

For a Few Dollars More.

"Where life has no value, death, sometimes, has its price."

Interstellar: 7/10. It touches the heart. Beautiful in many ways.

Santa Paws I watched it with my daughter

• It Happened One Night: 7/10
• The Wizard of Oz: 7/10
• Mr. Smith Goes To Washington: 5/10 [Just too much, to the point that it's nauseating. As subtle as a hammer.]
• Gone with the Wind: 7/10 [That Clark Gable sure is something.]
• The Philadelphia Story: 6/10
• The Great Dictator: 5/10 [Some jokes hold up, many don't. And that speech at the end, yeah.]
• The Grapes of Wrath: 7/10 [It warms the heart, the struggle.]
• Rebecca: 6/10 [Movie made me angry since she waits so much to asserts herself (I understand she is supposed to be shy, still) and when she finally does it unsatisfying.]
• The Maltese Falcon: 7/10 [Maybe the best of the bunch until the film decided it needed to talk and talk and talk and talk to explain everything at the end.
• The Pride of the Yankees: 3/10 [Keep in mind that I'm a Yankees fan. It's so sad, how the movie treats the viewer as stupid. So infantile.]

Santa Paws 2

2001: A Space Odyssey

Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger

The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. Take a bow, Takahata.

Messaged you about this one the other day.

EDIT: Not that it matters. Take a bow indeed.

Just got back from Big Hero 6 and it was quite fantastic.

Rewatched Blade Runner (final cut). Movie is so good

@sammyjenkis898:

Gamespot's gon' Gamespot. Sorry man, didn't get any notification.

Possibly the most wonderfully affecting animated film I've seen since Millennium Actress.

True Grit (1969): 6/10

Liked the 2010 version better.

Duck Tales:Treasure of the lost lamp, Batman: Mark of the phantasm

Guardians of the Galaxy. It was pretty good but I feel like people bandwagoned on the groot circle jerk. Rocket Raccoon was a much better character imo.

Goodfellas

Toy Story

Pleasantville

Nightcrawler

It was predictable and the moustache-twirling villains were a bit too heavy-handed...but it was stylish, funny, off-putting, and Jake Gyllenhaal plays one hell of a crazy guy.

Thoroughly entertaining. 8/10

Monster House

Blue Jasmine. Great movie

Mustache twirling villains?

Flame and Citron

Still not sure how I feel about it.

It's about two Danish resistance fighters during world war ii who assassinate collaborators and Nazis and struggle with their motives for doing so, especially in light of confusion and deception regarding the guilt of some of their targets.

It was fairly strong in creating an atmosphere of being physically, psychologically, and emotionally trapped.

It was punishingly bleak with no unmarred characters, and you really have to search for any sense of redemption or heroism.

It was just a little odd. It was narrowly focused, yet it had a little too much plot. It strove for well rounded characters and yet the characters feel a little unnatural in spite of decent acting.

They mention being hunted by the Gestapo, and they are shown being hunted by the Gestapo, yet it never feels like they are hunted men. Maybe the pervasive attempts to make everything feel stuck, where movement occurs only in the form of betrayal, is interfering with creating a sense of being hounded.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

I was thoroughly entertained.

i was an actor in the movie "the viral factor"

nice movie , go watch it .bai bing was ycdeo and thats me.

I liked Predestination too, also didn't totally grasp all of the plot but understood it enough to enjoy it.

Seen Horrible Bosses 2 at the cinema the other day, really funny actually better than the first Horrible bosses

3:10 to Yuma (1957): 6/10

Birdman: 6/10 [I hate paying money to be disappointed].

X-Men: Days of Future Past

I really enjoyed this movie. More than the previous movies.

The Maze Runner. Man that shit got dark. Then the ending. WTF, why didn't you just take it in bro.

Watched "Fargo" on netflix yesterday.

The Fast & The Furious

Jungle Book (1942). Pretty decent - better than I expected, actually. There were some issues with the writing, but it was worth the watch.

Dumbo

• Boyhood - 7/10
• Extraterrestrial - 5/10
• All Is By My Side - 7/10, Andre from Outkast was a perfect fit for Hendrix.
• Boot Camp - 4/10
• Divergent - 4/10
• Outpost - 5/10
• The Devils Hand - 5/10
• Road to Paloma - 8/10, Jason Momoa from Game of Thrones fame makes for an interesting main character.
• The Believer - 7/10
• By the Gun - 6/10
• Machete - 3/10
• The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug - 9/10
• Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 7/10

I've watched lots of movies this year, game wise it's been very uneventful.