Last Movie You Saw

[Brett]

I kept saying "this has got to get better right?"' I guess the answer was nope. I was really surprised how bad it was and the reviews were good which is crazy.

[rocknblues81]

Yeah, so bad I was kinda surprised. I didn't think he could duplicate Dazed and Confused but I thought it be somewhat good.
This was just not even worth releasing, honestly.

Dazed and Confused might be one of the most overrated movies ever. One of dullest and least eventful coming of age movies ever.

[PrideofPasadena]

I kept saying "this has got to get better right?"' I guess the answer was nope. I was really surprised how bad it was and the reviews were good which is crazy.

Haha, yeah, I said the same thing. The characters were just weak and unlikeable.

Good reviews? What were they watching.

[BlofeldsCat]

I thought it was god awful too. I almost turned it off.

I did. After 30 minutes.

[BlofeldsCat]

Chips.

Best bits were in the trailer. 6/10.

[Number 47]

Nocturnal Animals

Interesting film.

Not used to seeing Amy Adams play such a cold, distant person.

For what it's worth... it all made sense to me at the end.

[Dave's Dreidel]

Baby Driver

Not bad. Enjoyed it.

[bsbll4]

Yeah, so bad I was kinda surprised. I didn't think he could duplicate Dazed and Confused but I thought it be somewhat good.
This was just not even worth releasing, honestly.

Agree. I think I put my review in here somewhere, but basically my gripe was that I wasn't sure what the point of the story was. Basically the story is this: a guy goes to college to play baseball in the 80's. There is no drama, the comedy is hardly memorable, and if it weren't set in a time period that could amply rely on the nostalgia from the audience, it wouldn't have a leg to stand on.

The only thing that moved the story along was time, which is incredibly damning to the story if the characters aren't memorable enough to carry the day. In this movie, they weren't.

[rocknblues81]

Baby Driver

Not bad. Enjoyed it.

This movie strikes me as The Driver + Thief with some QT influence along with more modern editing and a milennial outcast type of guy for a main character.

[Number 47]

The Age of Adaline

The first half of this was really good and Blake Lively is awesome as a 107 year old woman who stopped aging in 1906 at the age of 29.

Then the writers seem to have just said fuck it and let's go with the laziest, cliched route to finish this sucker out.

I was so disappointed with the stupid coincidence that happens with her and the man she decides to finally fall in love with, after spending her entire life avoiding the pain and sadness of loss that immortality brings.

Then the way they she encounters the same set of circumstances 77 years later that made her the way she is, is just beyond lack of any imagination.

There could have been such an interesting story here if she gave into her fears and let someone into her life and situation.

My advice... watch this one up until the point where Adaline decides to spend the weekend with her new boyfriend at his parents 40th wedding anniversary gathering. Turn it off just as they arrive at the house and make up your own better ending of what could have happened if Hollywood had the balls to not always play it so damn safe.

[rocknblues81]

Chips.

Best bits were in the trailer. 6/10.

https://www.amazon.com/CHiPS-Blu-ray...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

It's on sale for 10 bucks already. It hasn't even been on blu ray/dvd for a month. lol

[Number 47]

John Wick: Chapter 2

Great sequel that is better than the original because it expands not only the action and violence, but also the story.

I really like the world they have created that Wick exists in. That contract bureau that the Continental runs is kick ass stuff. Better than something out of the Bond movies.

A perfect ending also, that sets up another story that won't be able to fall back on much of what drove the first two films.

Wick can be a bit super human at times, but then again... so are Bond and Bourne, et al.

I'd like to say that Wick reminds me a bit of Batman without the costume, gadgets and silly villains... but the head shot count alone blows that comparison out the window.

[CaboChris]

Star Trek: The Motion picture.

This movie bored me to tears but it was cool seeing everybody reunited and the shots of the Enterprise refurbished.

They're all on Netflix as of recently. Khan next. That one was pivotal to that time in my life.

[Dave's Dreidel]

Khan is still one of my favorite movies.