The last movie I actually went to go to in a theater is probably Deadpool. As I stated in another thread here, I don't really go to theaters that often, and before Deadpool, I couldn't tell you the last movie I actually went to a theater for. It might've been Toy Story 3, honestly.

I saw Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2, and I loved it! I had a death in it spoiled for me, though. I don't go to the theatres often at all. The last time I went, I went with one of my friends, and the theatre was empty except for us! It was awesome. I'd give it a 9 or a 9.5 out of 10.

I saw the new Star Wars with my little brother in the theatre last night

Last night I went to see I, Tonya. I wasn't really gonna see it but I got a birthday coupon for free large popcorn and soda so I took advantage of it. Not to kention the movie was pretty good. Already knew it had like a 90% rating but I had no idea what to expect.

Loved the style of comedy and pace.

Ohhh boy... well, I think last summer I went to see Star Wars (the 7th one) and that was like my only experience at theaters probably. I liked it, but I didn't exactly ht things about the sequel rip.

Look, I rarely ever watch movies since i just can't pay attention for that long, and I go to theaters even more rarely.

The last movie I watched was Star Wars: The Last Jedi this past December 15th when it was released. My older brother was the one that wanted to watch it in theaters, and I went with him and watched it.

That would be Infinity War, which I didn't find too amusing, at least for in the way it was meant to be. I mainly saw it because of all the memes. The last movie in theaters I saw that I enjoyed unironically would be The Last Jedi.

The last movie I saw in theaters was Love, Simon. I found it to be pretty enjoyable and it's now one of the only romance movies I like. I give it a 9/10.

Took my wife and daughters to see the new Mary Poppins movie and it was great. It was exactly what I was expecting it to be. Fun story, lots of feel good moments and music and what not. Some good messages about being a good person and being who you are meant to be and what not.

I would recommend it to watch but probably not if you are going to pay for it. We had passes from Christmas which is a big reason why we went.

The last movie that I saw in theaters was Aquaman. Saw it on Christmas with some friends in IMAX 3D and it was the 2nd time that I saw it. Chunks of the movie were really good and seeing it in a large format made it amazing.

I just saw Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse a couple days ago and wow, it very much surpassed my expectations. My 2nd favorite Spider-Man movie, it deserves the spot.

I went with my brother-in-law and nephew and saw Aquaman on Saturday. I thought it was a pretty good movie. A couple things we laughed about that we probably weren't supposed to but overall I thought it was good. I think it was a solid movie from DC. Comparable to a Marvel origin movie.

The last movie I saw in theaters was Welcome To Marwen. I saw it just before midnight on New Year's Eve and I liked it, though it was a very strange movie.

The last movie that I saw in theaters was Bohemian Rhapsody, which I did think was very good, especially since Queen was before my time and it was great getting to know everything about the band.

I watched Aquaman recently. As far as DC movies go it was actually pretty decent but it's still not that great compared to Marvel's movies and I'd also say Wonder Woman was better.

I went to see a modern adaptation of Robin Hood with a friend recently. It was just the first thing on the list, we didn't really care about the movie as much as just hanging out. Visuals were cool though so it's not like I didn't enjoy the movie either haha

The last movie that I saw in theaters was Vice. It was a good movie but very weird.

The last movie I saw in theaters was the Power Rangers 2017 movie, it's been quite a while since I've been to a theater. It was pretty good, I hated how edgy it was since Mighty Morphin' was all about the altruistic teens, and while I understand that they were very stereotypical teens in their roles on the show, these teens had a bit more personality. However, it really bothered me with how the new "Jason" had "milked" a male cow and how "Trini" had to pee in a cup after her parents thought she was on drugs due to her trying to tell them her experience in becoming the Yellow Ranger. The new Billy was the only one I found endearing since he wasn't as extremely nerdy as the original, no techno-babble that had to be explained by Trini, rather he showed off his smarts and just was fun, so no complaints there. Lastly, I didn't like how there was barely any of the theme song used in the movie. There should've been a new version used for the fight scene, heck, they should've used the 2012 Redux album that Ron Wasserman, the original music writer for Mighty Morphin', and license that to be used since there were some great updated tracks of Season 2 fight themes, which would've fit in perfectly. Anyway, I'm getting on a rant, but it was an overall enjoyable experience.

I saw Alita a couple of weeks ago, it's a pretty good movie. Had some of the best action scenes I've seen in a long time though the more romantic/emotional parts got a bit weird due to how obsessive the main character is.

There are two movie I saw one was captain marvel in cinemark theaters, the other movie was watership down on netflix, captain marvel I really loved it I was surprised that Clark Gregg was in it since his character coulson died in the second avengers movie, I give it a 10 out of 10.
watership down I give a 7 out of 10 the animation was eh, but I was surprised that captain holly died, if you guys don't know who captain holly is here is a link https://watershipdown.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Holly