The last two movies that I saw were Ne Zha 2 and Mickey 17. Ne Zha 2 deserves being the biggest animated film of all time because it's easily the best looking one ever. The story is okay but experiencing the visuals in theaters was huge. Mickey 17 was great because of the humor and acting. Both of them are 5 stars from me.

I watched The Empire Strikes Back with one of my daughters. She doesn't remember watching the Star Wars movies because she was pretty young when we watched them the first time so we're going through them again. We've got quite a few left but I'm in no rush. No need to binge through them in a single day or anything.

Me and my wife watched Interstellar on Netflix before she went to spend a few weeks with her family. Was surprisingly pretty good. I think it fell through the cracks when all the other Space Sci-Fi movies were coming out a few years ago. I liked it, but I wasn't exactly satisfied with the "twist,"

The last movie I saw was Arrival. I wasn't a fan. I like the emphasis on communication and understanding one another, and I liked the twist at the end, but there were too many aspects of the plot that just didn't make sense.

The last movie that I saw was The Minecraft Movie. It was so bad and silly throughout most of the movie. I genuinely think it's going to be the new Morbius with how non-diehard fans react and talk about it.

The last movie I saw was Batman Begins (2005) with my brother yesterday. I didn't watch it from the beginning and I only watched about an hour of it before I got busy with other things. Batman Begins is definitely the movie I've rewatched the least from the Christopher Nolan trilogy (it's probably been close to 10 years since I last watched it). It's not my favorite from the trilogy, but it's still an excellent entry nonetheless.

The last movie that I saw was The Dark Knight Rises. It's my favorite movie of all time and I impulse watched it at home on Sunday. Despite going to see movies in theaters four or more times per month, this was my first time watching a movie at home in more than two years.

The last movie I saw was The Emperor's New Groove, it was a good movie considering that it was Disney.

The last movie I watched was Resident Evil Death Island. I ended up watching all of the animated Resident Evil movies back to back after buying them on Fandango at Home. I even watched the Infinite Darkness series lol. I really enjoyed all of them. It's crazy how much better they are than any of the live action ones.

The last movie I watched was Dragon Ball Z Battle of Gods me and my wife have been getting a friend into Dragon Ball and we finally all had time to start the Super era of the series.

Just saw The Equalizer, and I must say I missed a bit of context. Having seen similar movies before about retired agents going back to action because something more important than duty called for their abilities, Denzel Washington had no background whatsoever, just small bits shrouded in mystery.

At first it reminded me of a film starring Jet Li set in France, where he also had to fight against a mafia of procurers. Saving the differences they were similar in many aspects, but of course Washington brings in the traditional vigilante who gives well below zero ***** about anything with an almost permanent poker face instead of Li's more innocent and cautious oriental man of law (and even though I like martial arts a lot, I prefer the jerk persona of the vigilante).

What got me mad was that, when Netflix recommended the sequel, I saw that in Spain the first movie got a different name whereas the sequel kept the original name, thus meaning we have Equalizer 2 but not Equalizer. I sincerely don't get why did they do this, they jinxed it with Die Hard yet kept the name for all subsequent sequels for decades.

The last one I saw that I can remember is Venom The Last Dance. It really takes a lot for me to hate a movie so I thought it was good. The little I don't understand I thought all the other symbiotes were like straight up villains but they were practically good guys from what I can remember of the movie.

I last saw Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing, and it was wonderful! It was a bit of a childs movie, but I like to watch things like that, makes me feel young again.

There isn't a theater too close to me, so I had to drive a bit, and then pay $15 for the ticket ($30 for me and my girlfriend). But I think it was worth it, but I won't be back at the theater unless there is a very attractive movie (which the next is likely Avatar 3.)

The last movie that I saw was Isle of Dogs. It's one of my most favorite animated movies of all time and I watched most of it while I was on the train home from work last night and then I finished it while I was eating before bed.