The last movie I saw was American Sniper. I watched it with my parents even though the both saw it when it came out in theaters back in 2014. Overall it was an excellent movie all the way up until the end...even though my parents didn't spoil anything for me, I had a lingering suspicion that it would somehow end the way it did...

That said, it's still a great movie in my opinion.

The last movie I've seen was actually Spiderman. I haven't watched it in a while and I like to go back to it every once in a while. It's a solid movie!

The last movie I watched was Goodwill Hunting. Although I have seen the movie before, I had somewhat forgotten just how excellent (and funny) a movie it is. I really liked the conversations between Will and Sean (the psychologist). It's no surprise Robin Williams received an Academy Award for his performance in this movie, his role and lines are excellent.

For me, it was Kingsman: The Golden Circle.

It was such a baller movie, and Whiskey was so awesome.

I love action movies.

The last movie I watched was Jurassic World. I really enjoy watching this movie even though I didn't have high hopes for it when it first came out in theaters. Each time I see this movie, I can't help but marvel at how far CGI has come over the years...it's truly impressive in my opinion.

I just watched Nightmare before Christmas. Great movie, still not sure if it's its a Halloween or Christmas movie.

The last movie I watched was Pearl Harbor (2001), I thought I'd watch it since I hadn't seen it in years. While I think it is a good movie, there were some parts of it that were hard to watch. I enjoyed it overall though.

The last movie I watched was Beauty and the Beast (2017), and to me, the movie was breathtakingly beautiful.  I heard from several people (on Vizzed too) about how great the film was so I finally got around to watching it and now it's on my list of films to watch over and over again. lol Even after having watched live performances at Disney in which actors in suits performed the "Be Our Guest" scenes, I still wasn't sure how Disney would be able to turn that epic scene from one of the most beloved older animated films into a scene that could fit comfortably into a new live-action film, but they really outdid themselves when they managed to do a splendid job of recreating it in the live-action with some of the most stunning visual effects I've seen in a while. =) Needless to say, I have added this film to my collection of Disney films and would greatly recommend it as one of the examples of how animated films can (to a certain extent) be successfully turned into live-action films.

  The most recent film I watched in full was Wonder Woman. The racially accurate picture featuring Gal Gadot [ a gal born in a community just off the Mediterranean ] portraying the heroic lady of a similar regional origin was a film that floored me in theatres and yet again this week. That bit where they are casting the actors accurately to what the characters are supposed to look and sound like is something makers and shakers in the filmed medium have pervasively been abjectly failing at. Even Ms. Gadot's accent is perfect for the role. Finally !





 Real talk : When WB tried to launch new television series of the same name, it seemed like the creators of that pilot episode had only seen a few clips of the nineteen seventies Wonder Woman television program. Forget about reading the Woman of Wonder's greatest stories ever told. The ignoramuses had to have thought their job was simple and they just had to make Diana a feminist parroting small-scale crime-fighting superheroine with no social life [to her despair] and a successful business honcho [maybe because in feminist dialogue, a woman who is not a CEO is apparently nobody of significance and it's that or nothing]. So it really is disappointing when new creators take over a franchise that they just plainly do not understand.





 It is so sweet when you can tell film makers put an exceptional degree of thought into making something special for their audiences. The role of Diana of Themyscira is now everything you would expect with respect to her widely accepted comic book origin story. The audio-visual bar has been raised to unsurpassed levels in terms of Wonder Woman's character development. Now they have a real actress who brings far more than beauty, who trains like a pro for action scenes [obviously, not the seventies anymore] and has a feel for the character's origin.

 There is one little, "dull impact" make out scene with Gadot that doesn't really fit with the rest of the story but no film maker, script writer or director is ever going to be perfect .  Besides, the actors sign up for huge sums of money knowing full well the fact that they will have to be a party to some form of that kind of exploitation upon themselves and their co-stars. Although back in the old movies starring the likes of guys like Elvis Presley, the men and women acting in them were properly and politely embarrassed by the inappropriate physical lewdness that was asked of them.





 Time Warner really made Wonder Woman good this time and entrusted it to the hands of the right people. Hats off for the Wonder Woman feature film. Finally ! 

 When my brother [who practiced feigning critical thinking skills to write "good" responses to pass his film analysis course at UVic - and he did pass] told me of his experience of watching Wonder Woman before I saw it in theatres, he focused on very insignificant negative items which did not affect plot, entertainment value, character or emotional impact. Yes, I am referring to the unrealistic special effects that he didn't particularly care for. In full reasoning that Wonder Woman could not possibly exist, why is it a problem that a film shows her making unrealistic fighting movements? Hello? Superheroine!

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Thor : Ragnarok, easily one of the best marvel movie I've watched. The plot twist is just great and make u like whoa i didn't expect that

The last movie I watched (I only caught the second half of it), was The Accountant (2016) with Ben Affleck. Although I didn't see the entire movie, I did like the portion I saw. Overall, it was pretty good. Perhaps my opinion will change if I set time aside to watch the entire movie.

The last movie I watched was Wolf of Wall Street. I watched it with a bunch of people on my floor. I really wasn't a fan to be honest. There was no plot. It was just a guy doing lots of drugs and having lots of sex.

The last movie I watched was War Games (1983). The only reason I watched it was because I thought the title sounded interesting. I liked the premise of a young hacker hacking a supercomputer unknowingly giving rise to the start of WWIII. Overall, I thought it was a pretty good movie, I rate it a 7.5/10.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge (Dead Men Tell No Tales). Just watched it today while having dinner, first time it was emitted in TV.

I admit it was kind of entertaining, at least a lot more than the fourth installment. It really traces back to the starting trio of movies, though like in all stretched storylines there appears to be some inconsistency, at least in the Spanish dub.

First it was Keith Richards playing Sparrow's father, now we had Paul McCartney playing Sparrow's uncle. If there's a sixth installment, Sparrow's cousin should be Angus Young lol

I think the last movie I watched might have been Lego Batman. I've been watching my Black Friday, birthday, and Christmas haul, and I am finally finishing it up. 

The last movie that I saw was All the Money in the World. Saw it on New Years Eve and I really liked it. I love when Mari Whalberg does dramas because I feel like his real acting can actually come out. Though I hated being forced to sit in the very first row.

The last movie I seen was The LEGO Ninjago Movie I wanted to watch this in the cinema, but I never got the opportunity too so I downloaded it and watched by myself. I extremely loved the plot of the film and the twist and turns it have but it was also good fun too to watch I have....learned to appreciate my father more because of that film. I will do a thread based on that soon to explain.

The last movie I saw was AI: Artificial Intelligence. It wasn't the greatest movie I've seen, but it wasn't bad. The thought of conscious computers or machines that are capable of learning is typically terrifying to me, but not so much with this one.

I watched the new Star Wars last night. Not a spoiler, but THE TRAILER IS A LIE!!! Great movie. However, it wasn't as "serious" as the other movies; this one was more humorous. I hope this isn't a look into the future. 

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