The Last Movie You Watched?

[P-51G t]

Rewatched Nefarious.
picked up way more interesting nuances 2nd time around.
Probably my favorite possession movie. Really surprised has nobody mentioned this film.
It has a rotten tomato audience score of 96%. Maybe cause it wasn’t made 70 years ago lol

 

[Deano]

Pinocchio (1940) Fun watch from when Disney actually made quality cartoon movies.

 

[preidy]

Last night "A League of Their Own".

 

[Ankerwycke]

Loophole (1981) with Albert Finney and Martin Sheen

 

[captp]

The Dead Don't Die (MAX) From Jim Jarmush. Bill Murray & Adam Driver being near total deadpan during a zombie uprising.
Low key. Very enjoyable
3/5

 

[emwolf]

free on YouTube, The Hard Way from 1980. Excellent and very simple tale of a hitman trying to get out of the business with Patrick McGoohan and Lee Van Cleef. Filmed in Ireland. Very suspenseful, and as I said, very simple.

 

[Beto Salatini]

 

[martym]

Atlas
Now that was a complete waste of my time

 

[njpaddy]

Belphegor (1927), a 4.5 hour French serial. Great restoration and score. I bought the blu-ray from France 2 years ago, as I'm fond of French and German silent films. My BD didn't have English subtitles, but it was easy enough to follow the plot. Afterwards, I spent about a month or two plugging the French subtitles into various online translators. However, last year someone posted the film on youtube with English subs. A very good, little known, silent film. If anyone is interested, the link with English subs is below.

 

[emwolf]

Journey Into Fear (1975) can't hold a candle to the Orson Welles classic, but a very good performance by Vincent Price.

 

[FABarbuto]

Civil War (2024) rented on Amazon. Good movie, thriller/suspense. One of those movies you watch once and you say to yourself "Well, that was worth the watch."

 

[Legion]

The Fall Guy. Pretty ridiculous, but it knows what it is, and doesn't take itself too seriously.

Infested. A rather good French spider horror movie.

Infested (2023) ⭐ 6.4 | Horror

1h 46m

www.imdb.com

 

[ajkel64]

Currently watching “The Party” from 1968 with Peter Sellers.

 

[emwolf]

Watched The Fall Guy (2024) Good popcorn movie, very light entertainment.
The Seven Ups (1973) the unofficial sequel to the French Connection. Hadn't seen it for about 40+ years. It holds up very well.

 

[Deano]

No Country For Old Men

 

[duke762]

American Fiction. Loved it.

 

[emwolf]

Nice long holiday weekend, so crammed in a couple more
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1955) Hitchcock's remake of a Hitchcock movie. Better than I remembered it.
Making Apes (2019) An excellent documentary about the initial makeup for Planet of the Apes (one of my all-time favorite flicks) and how it impacted Hollywood and makeup artists in general. Highly recommended if you're into movie history.

 

[Ankerwycke]

Mr Holmes (2015) with Ian McKellen and Laura Linney

 

[gpjoe]

True Grit (1969)

I loved the remake with Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon. Bridges was fantastic, but I had never seen the (entire) original film until this past Saturday.

"Fill your hand you son of a b****!"

Wonderful film that has held up very well. John Wayne is a treasure.

 

[gpjoe]

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1955)

Fantastic film.