The last movie I saw was Kingsman: The Secret Service. That's one of the best spy movies I've ever seen. The action in that one was absolutely fantastic. I'm glad I got it from Redbox.

I just saw Scott Pilgrim vs the World and I'm really surprised as to why I took it off my list of favorite movies because it was just amazing, so glad I decided to watch it again.

I just saw The Incredibles again. It's still as amazing as ever! I really like that movie. It's just so good.

Last night, I watched Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets again. That's definitely one of my favorite Harry Potter movies.

Just saw tonight Thai Dragon. It was awesome to see Big Show again, since WWE isn't broadcasted here for like 8 years or so. It was full of action, not like the movies from Jet Li or Jackie Chan, where they simply fight, Tony Jaa kicks ass and breaks limbs like if they were chopsticks.

I wonder what has happened with Tony Jaa. He amazed the world with Ong Bak, but has done little since. That's why movies like Thai Dragon shall be treasured forever.

The newest Minions movie. Very funny movie.

I was really in the mood to see some good Jake Gyllenhaal movies so I went and watched Prisoners which was my favorite movie of 2013 and I've of my favorite movies of all time because of how good a story it had and because of how much suspense and drama there was.

Just the other day, I watched the revenge of the nerds while on Vizzed, it's really a guilty pleasure movie but it's entertaining nonetheless, I mean just that scene with pointdexter on the guitar, pure epicness XD T

Though the age really shows to think that the movie is over 30 years old now is kind of mindblowing.

Went to see Terminator: Genisys last night. It was good. Not great. Nothing really ground-breaking or completely unexpected though. I guess it was a good movie for people who haven't seen the others to just step in and watch. I went with a friend who had never seen any of them and she enjoyed it. That in itself seems strange to me. Never seeing the Terminator. Any of them. It's like never seeing Star Wars. Not quite. But it should be. I gave it a 3.5/5 but I'm a bit jaded maybe.

I just finished the 2 Star Trek remakes. 

A few days ago, my dad rented God's Not Dead from our local Family Video store so he, my mom, and I watched it together. It was even better than I thought it would be and it inspired me to always be bold with my Christian faith.

I was just at the premiere for Jake Gyllenhaal's new movie Southpaw and like all if his movies, this one was just amazing and had such a great story. I will not be surprises if this gets nominated for an Academy Award, and I really think that it should.

Earlier, I watched The Road to El Dorado. I'd heard about the movie awhile back on one of Watchmojo.com's top 10 lists, but I'd never even heard of the movie before that. It wasn't as great as they were making it out to be, but it was still enjoyable.

I just saw Pixels and even though the story might not have been entirely great, it was one of the funniest movies that I have ever seen and I loved every second of it. It was really a great movie and should be one of the best video game movies ever in my opinion.

I recently watched The Imitation Game, the movie about the life of Alan Turing. It's a documentary/history film, so it might not be for everyone, but if you are a fan of Benedict Cumberbatch, WWII or Historical Moments in general I would definitely recommend it, it's really good.

Major League 2. My best friend was over to watch the Brewers game and we got to talking about it and he couldn't remember it so I put it on. It's no where near as good as the first but it's still funny. After reading what Zander said about Pixels I can't wait to see that, it's next on my list for sure.

Earlier today, I watched Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan. I'd never watched it before, but I found a youtube video showing the whole movie, so I finally got to see it. It was good, Broly is a great villain that's for sure.

I just finished watching the Smosh Movie and I was thoroughly impressed by it. I have been wanting to see this for months just to ser Markiplier in it but I ended up loving the entire thing just for how funny it was.

I finally did watch Jurassic World a few days ago in 3D to boot. And it was as I expected a guilty pleasure movie. I did enjoy it, maybe even a bit more than I first thought I would and there were some pretty intense scenes.

But it was pretty predictable with that said, and I found the ending to be a bit abrupt. Without spoiling things for people who still wants that to see it, there was both a message about not trying to control animals since that wont work out while at the same time trying to remind you that they're living beings that can feel too. It was kind of confusing with them pushing both of the messages at once but I thought it was still interesting since it seemed suprisingly deep for a movie like it.

That said I probably wont watch the 2nd movie, it doesn't really look like it needs a sequel and I don't really feel like watching another movie that is similar, maybe if it does things differently (which I doubt since it's named Jurassic World 2) I would but as it stands now I'm not really expecting much.

Today, I decided to watch Aladdin: The Return of Jafar again. That's one of the only truly good sequels Disney's ever made.