Movie What's the last movie you saw? (7)

[The Dice Man]

Was wondering this.
Is Oppenheimer free or have to pay for rental?

Everything is free if you look in the right places.

 

[Beerfish]

Was wondering this.
Is Oppenheimer free or have to pay for rental?

Oppenheimer is $6.99 on prime.

Equalizer 3 is free on prime but $6.99 on paramount+...

 

[JackOutback]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

 

[FreoRicci]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

Most extreme I’ve known tbh.

Been wanting to watch Oppenheimer for the longest time. New releases normally drops on Binge by the 3-4 month mark after release

Absolutely ripping off people with these two movies.

 

[Chief]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

I'm sure I saw Oppenheimer on one of them.

 

[JackOutback]

I'm sure I saw Oppenheimer on one of them.

There’s an Oppenheimer on Prime. But it’s a doco, not the Nolan film.

 

[JackOutback]

The Equalizer 3… as a stand-alone action film, it’s fine. But given they announced beforehand that it was the ‘third and final film’, I expected some kind of reckoning with his life. While he looks at this small Italian town as a place to retire, it doesn’t really explore the character much more than that.

Also, having rewatched the first film before this, the villain in that was menacing. This one is a little pathetic.

It’s best in the quiet moments and there’s quite a few of them. There’s menace and intrigue in a few conversations that are fun. But ultimately, it’s a action film that’s light on action or risk to the main character. 6.5/10.

 

[edgie]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

Bought Barbie on DVD. Literally cheaper than online services.

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[FreoRicci]

Bought Barbie on DVD. Literally cheaper than online services.

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Keen to get Oppenheimer on IMAX at this point. Not paying Amazon THEN renting out a movie that’s still digital

 

[Beerfish]

There’s an Oppenheimer on Prime. But it’s a doco, not the Nolan film.

The film is there too. Has been for a while.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

They’re on Foxtel for $5 ..have been for a while. Not sure if on Kayo

 

[bok_party]

Probably trying to see if they win any Oscar’s so that can capitalise on renewed interest.

 

[Sketi]

American Fiction (prime) - very enjoyable social satire/drama, would recommend. 7.5/10

Have now seen all the Oscar best picture nominees, have to say an incredibly strong slate this year. Very rare that I enjoy so many of them.

Elite tier

Poor Things
Oppenheimer
The Zone of Interest
Killers of the Flower Moon

Solid 8/10s

Past Lives
Anatomy of a Fall
The Holdovers

Really entertaining 7.5/10s

American Fiction
Barbie

Couldn't finish it

Maestro

 

[spinynorman]

Neither Barbie or Oppenheimer have arrived on a streaming service, a full seven or eight months after their cinema release. This seems to be the absolute extreme time limit, most movies drop somewhere between three to six months later.

Oppenheimer is coming to Binge on 22 March. Unsure about Barbie.

 

[edgie]

Heat

Hmmm. Odd one here.

This is a movie I never fully watched, but had seen all the parts from over the years, and based on that, I never hesitated to recommend to anybody and rate as a 9 at the lowest, probably 9.5.

Having finally properly seen it, I dunno, it didn't quite hit it to expectations for a sit down start to finish watch. It's hard to explain. All the parts just as good as I remember, a great story, acting, iconic scenes, good characters, fantastically atmospheric... but something just didn't click. It's still very bloody good though, but just seems a little less than the sum of it's parts. I can't articulate it any more effectively right now.

8.5/10

 

[JackOutback]

The film is there too. Has been for a while.

For a price; I’m talking about being made available for free on a paid-for streaming service.

 

[bok_party]

Heat

Hmmm. Odd one here.

This is a movie I never fully watched, but had seen all the parts from over the years, and based on that, I never hesitated to recommend to anybody and rate as a 9 at the lowest, probably 9.5.

Having finally properly seen it, I dunno, it didn't quite hit it to expectations for a sit down start to finish watch. It's hard to explain. All the parts just as good as I remember, a great story, acting, iconic scenes, good characters, fantastically atmospheric... but something just didn't click. It's still very bloody good though, but just seems a little less than the sum of it's parts. I can't articulate it any more effectively right now.

8.5/10

Watched this end of last year for the first time and felt the same. It almost feels run of the mill for that type of film in this era.

 

[Beerfish]

For a price; I’m talking about being made available for free on a paid-for streaming service.

Oh OK. You didn't really make that clear. I guess I kind of consider 7 bucks pretty much free anyway.

 

[JackOutback]

Oh OK. You didn't really make that clear. I guess I kind of consider 7 bucks pretty much free anyway.

 

[Beerfish]

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Yeah my bad. Cost of living crisis and all. Apologies all.

 

[Frank Bunn]

Spaceman (2024). Netflix.

Adam Sandler goes on a solo mission to investigate a strange cloud near Jupiter. He meets an alien. Not much happens, slowly. I saw an estimated budget of $40,000,000. If that's true I can only think there's money laundering involved.

3/10.

 

[The Dice Man]

She Said on Netflix. Was pretty good. 7/10

 

[Cruyff14]

She Said on Netflix. Was pretty good. 7/10

******* OUTSTANDING.

10/10 for me. Best movie I watched last year I reckon.

 

[RAPPA]

Detachment. Very good, poignant film.

 

[GreyCrow]

Babylon - Prime

I finally got around to watching this. I have always been fascinated by the legends of Hollywood and by legends I mean the tales that become myths

I loved Kenneth Angers Hollywood Babylon - even with all the lies and gossip - so I approached this hoping for set pieces to show up and hints were there

But ultimately the film had no point. Unless I missed it - maybe it should have started as it ended with Manny in the theatre then we look back. It was frenetic and whirling and didnt have a safe anchor to moor to.

I like my movies to have at least some form of A to B to C but this didnt

Still visually stunning and well acted but ehh

6/10