The last movie I watched was Seven Samurai (1954) by Akira Kurosawa. A user on Vizzed recently mentioned watching the anime version of this film, so I was briefly reminded of this old historical adventure drama film, which takes place during the Sengoku period. Unlike Samurai 7 (the anime), in which there are samurai that fight with giant robots, the 1954 film is about how a farming village decided to hire seven samurai to protect their crops from the bandits that often steal the crops when it's time to harvest the crops. Admittedly, before I watched this film, I had been skeptical and thought the film couldn't be as interesting as everyone had been telling me it was, but it was actually quite fascinating due to its cinematography and one could also study the film to learn more about the Japanese culture. =) As with other timeless classics, I sometimes watch this film when I'm waiting for other specific films to be released and when I'm curious if I would get anything new out of watching it again.

I watched all the Fast and the Furious movies, I have never liked of any racing movies..But wanted to civilize myself a little from that category.. So the last one I watched was Fast and Furious 7.. Might go cinema to check the newest one.. They aren't really that good.. But guess I could watch them again like in hangover or something... When I am bored.

last movie i've seen was power rangers and it was a pretty good movie.

I was just watching Logan! What an amazing conclusion to his storyline! The way they portrayed him was just perfect, despite the sadness going on with the entire movie. That's how they need to make movies!

The last movie I watched was Miss Congeniality (2000). One of my friends once joked that I was sort of like Gracie at times (I guess it was because some of the stuff that I tended to do weren't particularly "lady-like") rofl so I went to watch the movie and I've liked it ever since. =) (No, I don't think I'm that much like her, but I can understand where she's coming from sometimes.) lol

The last movie I saw was Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I rented it from Red-Box.

Hmm...The last movie I've seen...Well, it was Kickboxer from 1989.  It's a great movie, especially when you're a fan of action and martial arts.

I recently watched the subbed version of Steins Gate The Movie: Load Region of Déjà Vu. It's a continuation from the last episode of the anime that explores a subplot where Okabe starts to suffer because of his past time travel. I watched it a few days after finishing the actual anime series. It was pretty nice to be able to revisit the characters and see more of the relationship between Okabe and Kurisu which wasn't expanded too much upon in the anime. Really though the movie was mostly fansservice. Pretty much the entire setup in the movie doesn't make sense if you take into account the rules of time traveling established in the anime, however since it isn't actually cannon I suppose that is excusible to some degree. Even though I liked the ending to it I would've also prefered if the movie was a bit longer, maybe an extra 20 minutes or so since leading up to the final parts felt a bit quick. Overall definitely worth a watch for anyone who enjoyed the anime but probably not for anyone else. I'd suggest starting with the anime if you haven't seen it (just keep in mind that it starts off somewhat slowly the first episodes before really pulling you into it).

I watched Batman Begins earlier today. I'll probably watch Batman Begins later today.

The last movie that I have watched is Cleopatra. Not the 1963 film, but the 1970 one, the one that was worked on by Osamu Tezuka.

It's an... interesting film. It combines sci-fi with time travelling, animation with partial live-action, and it's also quite long, at 1 hour and 50 minutes. If you ´re old enough, I'd highly recommend watching it. I say ´´If you ´re old enough ´´ because there is a bit of nudity and swearing.

I've watched the movie with Ice Cube I believe it is called Fist Fight.... That movie was insanely hilarious

If you are talking about movies just in general, then I just got through watching Spirit for the first time with my wife. She said it was a really cute movie about a horse ( she really likes horses ). She got it yesterday, so I figured I would sit down and watch it with her.

If you are talking about movies that I actually went to the theater and saw, it has really been a while since I have done that. I am obviously not that big of a movie watcher by any means. I think the last movie I saw at the theater was "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" believe it or not. Yeah, its been about that long lol

Probably Logan its that wolverine movie 2017 its so awesome even though it was kinda bloody

The last movie I watched with a few friends was Tootsie (1982). So far, I've enjoyed every movie I've seen with Dustin Hoffman in it. =)

I watched Lego Batman and wow was it ever boring. I heard from lots of people that it was really good and had loads of funny moments and I didn't get it. There were some jokes that were good but not enough to make it worthwhile.

I just came from seeing Baywatch a little while ago. I liked it, but it had pretty much the same feel as any other recent Zac Effron movie and was super crazy.

The last movie I watched (because it was highly recommended by a friend) was Fame (1980). It's an old film, but I enjoyed it a lot more than some of the modern films... For some reason (maybe it was due to the directing?) the movie felt a lot more energetic and lively than many of the recent movies from the same genre.

Tonight I finally saw the entirety of Cool Runnings. I saw the movie up to the climax in 8th grade in math class, but I never had another opportunity to watch it until tonight. I found it on Netflix last week and decided I'd watch it with my dad tonight. It's 2 decades old, but it's a hilarious movie about a true story. In this movie, one man is determined to start the first Jamaican sled team.

I recently watched The Nice Guys (again) because they play it on HBO SO much. 

It's a really funny movie, and it has Ryan Gosling so I won't complain. 

Before that I saw Finding Dory and Pay it Forward, both really good movies. 

Finding Dory was awesome, especially the great animation they used while keeping finding nemo style.