What was the last movie that you watched?

Entertainment
#563

The Mitchells vs the Machines.

A great fun movie for the whole family!

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#564

We watched Things Heard & Seen and it’s one of those movies that’s perfectly alright for most of the movie and then falls completely flat.

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#565

Not much of a movie more a series and I’m impressed with it. Definitely check Dota out it’s really awesome

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#566

Watched this on a date night with the Mrs. over the weekend. While a good feel-good movie it is very predictable but can be overlooked by its positive message.

Solid 8 out of 10.

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#567

Watched this as a family movie on Sunday, and found it rather enjoyable. Jennifer Garner ages really well and still a knockout. But a good hearted fun family movie.

That is why I give it a good out of eleven.

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#568

Watched this with the kids. Good fun family movie

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#569

I love these kinds of movies, we need more of them. Im over the OTT silly gruesome gross violent movies

#570

I saw her plugging this on hot ones. She did well on the wings for the most part.

#571

She’s a wholesome personality. I’ve always like her.

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#572

Perfect rating! We also watched this as a family and enjoyed it a lot!

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#573

New to Netflix, R.I.P.D.

it was okay, nothing to write home about. Enjoyable but cheesy and a bit clunky.

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#574

Godzilla Vs. Kong

That is how you direct a titan movie!

#575

Probably been mentioned here but just finished watching NOBODY with the wife. What a superb movie, I give it a recommended out of watch it or not.

Another note, we watched The Wish Dragon I think it was called. Another good family movie with a good message for the kids.

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#576

Yesterday we had some family movie time (mostly while I cooked).

and

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#577

Raya was awesome!

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#578

Currently busy watching “Awake” on Netflix. This is my first post on MEW so I don’t know how to do links and stuff yet.

Edit: thanks @GregRedd for the embedded thingy!

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#579

Welcome to MEW @Ani :wave:

Head on over to the Welcome Wagon when you’re done wandering through our cluttered corridors. @Wyvern has the keys to the lock on the cookie jar. (You might also bump into @DieGrootHammer there. Just give him a chicken and he’ll leave you alone.)

I got you sorted. :smiley:

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#580

Watched The Dead Don’t Die on Netflix. Jim Jarmusch zombie horror dramedy. Couple of years old now, but just added to the library. Very eclectic ensemble cast (Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Sevigny, Steve Buscemi, Danny Glover, Caleb Landry Jones, Rosie Perez, Iggy Pop, Sara Driver, RZA, Selena Gomez, Carol Kane, Austin Butler, Luka Sabbat and Tom Waits) and a bit of a Twin Peaks vibe in the setting. Very deadpan humour, slow burning pace, probably not everybody’s cup of cinema. If you’re expecting a Zack Snyder Army of the Dead experience, this ain’t it.

6½ reanimated bodies / 10

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#581

I’ve had this on the backlog pretty much since it came out… If you’re not expecting Army of the Dead, what should you be expecting?

Watched Black Widow tonight, quite good. Much more substance and humour than I expected, and the action sequences were very good. Florence Pugh and David Harbour were especially good in this one.

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#582

Very droll, deadpan and dark humour, very slow, shambling zombies with odd quirks, including Iggy Pop looking for coffee, an odd 4th wall thing where Adam Drivers character knows the outcome of the story, Tilda Swinton in a Scottish accent expertly wielding a samurai sword, no major explosions but some very satisfying zombie decapitations.

Stuff like that. It’s esoteric, weird and a bit off-key David Lynch throughout.

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