Whats the LAST movie you have watched?

[chrisb]

Netflix “The Midnight Sky”. I’ve always considered Clooney to be highly over-rated, and there are certainly some moments here that require suspension of disbelief - most notably the underwater scene - but overall I quite enjoyed it.
Then for some reason, I clicked on the Ethan Hawke “biopic” Tesla. Even though that was a complete train wreck art house abomination, I couldn’t quite turn it off. Historical accuracy be damned, I rather enjoyed Gaffigan’s George Westinghouse - moustache and all.

 

[Octavia]

Stranger Than Fiction - I was surprised by my own reaction to this rather unusual movie. Unexpectedly good.

 

[pinkfloyd4ever]

Home Alone! The first one

 

[GUNFU]

One day a friend of mine told me how he ended up in Los Angeles at night with a non-working phone. I didn't believe a single word of him until I watched Walk of Shame (2014) today.

 

[Octavia]

Have been enjoying the BBC series Dorells in Corfu

 

[Pano]

Casino Royal, the newer one. So forgettable I didn't realize I'd seen in its first release.

 

[Octavia]

I rather enjoyed the newer Casino Royal.

 

[Octavia]

but then I was a fan of Daniel Craig before he became "Bond, James Bond."

 

[pidesd]

i repost from «what are you watching» thread..

beyond the black rainbow, by Panos Cosmatos.

very nice music and cinematography.

very dark and confusing/thin story.

with a little better ending, it could have been a (almost maybe) classic, IMO

best action movies new adventure movies 2016 Beyond The Black Rainbow action movies 2016 - YouTube

 

[scott wurcer]

Bob Balaban's "Parents", the end was a big let down just another ironic Twilight Zone twist ending.

 

[wintermute]

Cloud Atlas. Surprised I hadn't heard of it before.

Tony.

 

[bradleypnw]

Yesterday.

Yesterday (2019 film - Wikipedia)

It's about a world where the Beatles get erased by magic and reintroduced by a guy whose memory didn't get erased by the magic.

 

[gpauk]

Deadpool.. Still funny...

 

[chrisb]

For fans of Craig Ferguson, the gorgeous Scottish countryside and corny rom-com forget your worries for a couple of hours: “Then came you”

 

[v4lve lover]

ODDBALL THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO - YouTube

 

[chrisb]

“Their Finest”. For me, Bill Nighy is always worth the price of admission, even when at the risk of overshadowing other members of a very talented ensemble given more trenchant dialog.

 

[chrisb]

David Fincher’s “Mank”. Rather an artful piece I thought, and quite an interesting backstory to the production.
While decades older than the character he portrayed, Oldman’s performance is certainly masterful, most particularly the banquet soliloquy; of which according to Amanda there were over 100 takes filmed.

 

[Octavia]

"Mank" definitely. What a way he had with dialog. Made me go back and rewatch all the Thin Man movies.

 

[chrisb]

“The Man From Earth” (original 2007 version). Rather interesting plot line by Jerome Bixby, with a great cast of talking heads.
There was a follow up in 2017 with several of same characters, but rather a mess compacted to the first IMHO, but then I’m no cineaste or professional reviewer.

 

[leadbelly]

Mank was superb. Not just Oldman, fantastic acting all around. I was shocked to realize Tom Burke played Orson Welles: I had so stereotyped him as Cormoran Strike that I did not realize it was him until I looked it up.