Movie What's the last movie you saw? (6)

[Chief]

Continued in Part 7:

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

Continued from Part 6: https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/whats-the-last-movie-you-saw-6.1287849/ I've retained Asgardian as the OP. Rest in peace, mate. ================ Starting this up for the mods. Watched Judgment in Berlin, a simple tale of a hijacking from Poland to West Berlin...

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[Sketi]

I watched ConAir last night for the first time in a long time

I knew it was dumb fun but by god was it dumb lol

I had forgotten how dumb

It's basically a comedy, so over the top. I love it. Buscemi and Malcovic put that s**t in my veins.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

My kid has been addicted to this recently

My younger one looooves that show

 

[Xtreme]

Hellboy (2019)

Very much enjoyed the Del Torro/Ron Perlman flicks and saw David Harbour (tick) and Ian McShane (tick). What followed was a mishmash story with very odd pacing and gore to the extreme with some dodgy CGI. It wasn't a total write off but doesn't capture the mood of the previous ones and and the acting is pretty substandard from both Harbour and McShane. Had some eye popping scenes (literally) but wouldn't watch it again. They left it open for a sequel but doubt it happens. 4/10.

They are meant to be rebooting the reboot n3xt. But I've read there's momentum for a return to Del Toro (probably just fan boy speculation).

 

[Cruyff14]

Hellboy (2019)

Very much enjoyed the Del Torro/Ron Perlman flicks and saw David Harbour (tick) and Ian McShane (tick). What followed was a mishmash story with very odd pacing and gore to the extreme with some dodgy CGI. It wasn't a total write off but doesn't capture the mood of the previous ones and and the acting is pretty substandard from both Harbour and McShane. Had some eye popping scenes (literally) but wouldn't watch it again. They left it open for a sequel but doubt it happens. 4/10.

The original is one of the worst movies I have ever seen.

 

[Sinjin Smith]

The original is one of the worst movies I have ever seen.

Ah really?? I quite enjoyed it. I am a fan of Ron Pearlman though, underrated actor.

 

[phantom13]

The original is one of the worst movies I have ever seen.

This is a bad take.

 

[glitterball]

Brokeback Mountain
OMG so rugged.

 

[JackOutback]

Rewatched Shang Chi because my son had missed this one. Top tier Marvel origin movie. 8/10

 

[Jarman3]

Hellboy (2019)

Very much enjoyed the Del Torro/Ron Perlman flicks and saw David Harbour (tick) and Ian McShane (tick). What followed was a mishmash story with very odd pacing and gore to the extreme with some dodgy CGI. It wasn't a total write off but doesn't capture the mood of the previous ones and and the acting is pretty substandard from both Harbour and McShane. Had some eye popping scenes (literally) but wouldn't watch it again. They left it open for a sequel but doubt it happens. 4/10.

It's a travesty that this got made at the expense of del Toro / Perlman's 3rd one.

 

[AFDogs]

I rewatched Thor: Love and Thunder last night. I loved it the first time I saw it.

It isn't as bad as people make it out to be. Yes the complaints about the movie are more than fair. We needed more Gorr and a couple scenes of him killing Gods. However I like the feel of the film, it doesn't take itself too seriously and the comedy is genuinely funny at times (especially the Miholnir/Axe stuff). The Zeus/Gods scene is quality. Watching it on my own the goats weren't as funny as when I watched it with my mates. Was disappointed to see a 6.2 rating on IMDB. It doesn't do the movie justice. People's expectations were simply too high.

7.5/10

 

[bok_party]

This is a bad take.

Yeah horrendous take! Was one of the first kind of off-kilter "super-hero" flicks.

 

[domin8]

The Whale

Deep and Heavy. Brendon Fraser is pretty darn good in it

 

[Alberto_Magnifico]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
Never watched it "back in the day" as Russell Brand was that much of a turn off.
Can't say I laughed out loud but it was really fun and Id definitely watch it again, probably "had to be there" when it was released.
I really miss comedy films being made, like if you Google "best comedies 2022" the results are seriously depressing.

 

[phantom13]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
Never watched it "back in the day" as Russell Brand was that much of a turn off.
Can't say I laughed out loud but it was really fun and Id definitely watch it again, probably "had to be there" when it was released.
I really miss comedy films being made, like if you Google "best comedies 2022" the results are seriously depressing.

The follow up on Brands character Aldous Snow called “Get him to the Greek” is pretty ******* funny as well.

 

[Alberto_Magnifico]

The follow up on Brands character Aldous Snow called “Get him to the Greek” is pretty ******* funny as well.

Cheers that's a lock it in choice for the long weekend

 

[phantom13]

Cheers that's a lock it in choice for the long weekend

Let us know your thoughts!

 

[Cruyff14]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
Never watched it "back in the day" as Russell Brand was that much of a turn off.
Can't say I laughed out loud but it was really fun and Id definitely watch it again, probably "had to be there" when it was released.
I really miss comedy films being made, like if you Google "best comedies 2022" the results are seriously depressing.

Another great comedy from that era is I Love You Man. It is hilarious. Also has Jason Segal.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
Never watched it "back in the day" as Russell Brand was that much of a turn off.
Can't say I laughed out loud but it was really fun and Id definitely watch it again, probably "had to be there" when it was released.
I really miss comedy films being made, like if you Google "best comedies 2022" the results are seriously depressing.

That’s one of my go-to movies when I need a cheer up

 

[Alberto_Magnifico]

Another great comedy from that era is I Love You Man. It is hilarious. Also has Jason Segal.

I did see that at the cinema with a work mate on a field trip to Wagga of all places, haven't seen it since but I really liked it

That’s one of my go-to movies when I need a cheer up

I can definitely see that, I think we can all relate in some way to Segal's state of mind.
I will say that stupid vampire song has been stuck in my head for few days now

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

I did see that at the cinema with a work mate on a field trip to Wagga of all places, haven't seen it since but I really liked it


I can definitely see that, I think we can all relate in some way to Segal's state of mind.
I will say that stupid vampire song has been stuck in my head for few days now

"And when I see Van Helsing, I swear to the lord I'll slay him!"
Now I gotta watch it again. I love Jason Segel.

 

[phantom13]

I’d pay pretty solid dollars to watch the full Dracula puppet opera.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

I’d pay pretty solid dollars to watch the full Dracula puppet opera.

You n me both

 

[SnakeMan86]

That’s one of my go-to movies when I need a cheer up

Now theres a thread. Go to Cheer up movies

 

[phantom13]

Now theres a thread. Go to Cheer up movies

I’ve got a go to crying movie but it’s actually just a genuine fabourite of mine too which kinda sucks.

 

[Financialpanther]

I’ve got a go to crying movie but it’s actually just a genuine fabourite of mine too which kinda sucks.

Some movies hit that hit you in the feels are needed - mine is the Impossible (where the kids reunite - gets me every time).