Me and wife saw the live action "How to Train Your Dragon" with a friend when we went down to Tennessee last month. Was actually a lot better than I was expecting it to be. I don't remember too much about the original movie, other than the clips I saw leading up to the live action release. But, I don't have any complaints about, unlike the Lilo & Stitch Live Action Remake, which was horrible.

The last movie I watched was Sense and Sensibility (1995). I don't know what happened in the mid 90s but suddenly Jane Austen and Shakespeare managed to get the attention it did considering all that came out between 1994 and 1997

Today in the spirit of Halloween I wanted to watch a horror movie. However, because I am weird, I decided a 2004 South Korean war-horror film would be the ideal choice for this activity over a more traditional scary movie.

The movie is called R-Point and is about a group of Korean soldiers sent to a Vietnamese island, with the mission to find and retrieve a Korean military squad that was sent there months earlier but disappeared. The first half of the movie builds up the scary and tense atmosphere on the island, with a very nice twist that was hidden in plain sight.

The second half delves more into spiritual/supernatural thriller/horror, with bodies dropping fast.

I found the ending to be a bit mixed. It was somewhat up for interpretation, but I don't really like when a movie builds up to some explanation and then the explanation never happens. Instead the supernatural just is what happened and idk it felt a bit unsatisfying to me.

Still a well produced and acted movie!

The last movie that I saw was One Battle After Another. I've been looking forWard to it for a while for no particular reason and when I finally got to see it, I thought it was pretty good. But I only thought it was good because there was one really long chain of scenes right in the middle of the movie that's possibly one of the best movie scenes ever. Plus there was a lot of great acting.

I took my family to watch Home Alone in the theater for Christmas. It was playing in a cheap theater so it didn't cost much for the 5 of us to go.

It was a lot of fun to watch it on the big screen. And the place was basically empty so we had a lot of fun watching it and making jokes and generally having fun.

The last movie that I saw Was Now You See Me Now You Don't. I wanted to see The Running Man also but could only see one, and this series Has been one of my favorites for a long time so it was an easy decision.

I thought it was a really fun movie and I loved the plot twists. But what I loved most of all was them bringing back the entire cast from both movies.

last movie i saw was wicked for good, and let me tell ya it was a great movie, wicked movie i saw was great too, i was chair dancing the songs were awesome.

Right now I'm working on all the James Bond films before Daniel Craig came on board. Why? well my watch list had "Any James Bond film before Casino Royale" and Crave tv gave me an unexpected gift......all of the Bonds, and so far I'm not really enjoying it (I'm only up to Thunderball)

The last movie that I saw was Wake Up Dead Man. I thought it was really good because there was one truly great plot twist and the cinematography was great. But I don't think it was as good as Glass Onion because the themes didn't really allow for the humor to be the same.

Watched Shutter Island recently. That one Leonardo DiCaprio movie in which he goes to this island where there's a mental facility and he wants to find the guy who burnt his house down, killing his wife in the process.

I thought it was really good. Some humor, but mostly suspense and a good plot twist with an open end that left me wanting to discuss what I thought of it immediately after.

One of his best performances IMO

I somewhat recently saw the OG Lion King for the first time ever after only growing up with 1 1/2 and I think 1 1/2 was better.

Last Movie I saw was Parkour Civilization The Movie. I watched it before.

Yesterday I watched three movies because they were about to leave On Demand (or rather leave Tubi tv that site has been a blessing) and they were also on page one of my watch list

the last of the three I watch was Yentl, and my god did it have a heartbreaking side