Last movie you watched?

[Pastel]

John Wick. Proof that a great choreographer is crucial in any action film. DAMN. Keanu is back

[lipstickliquor]

The Purge 2

The first one was better IMO

[badbitchlikethis]

Chocolat

[yteri]

Life After Beth, meh didn't like it though.

[wishingwell]

Antman. So disappointed with it, could have been so much better.

[Pastel]

I saw Paper Towns last night. I was actually pleasantly surprised with it. It's quite different from the book, but I like that they actually tried to adapt the story for another media rather than just replicating the book.

[kayleeee]

Ant Man. I was pleasantly surprised for the most part since I had lowish expectations for the movie.

[GobbyHermit]

Spy

Same, was alright, had a few chuckles.

[Spacestarspace]

The last movie I watched was called 'Mean Creek', its from the early 2000's and stars a young swearing Josh Peck which is interesting to see

[BoomShaka]

Gone Girl. I liked the ending even though so many other people don't.

[badnews]

Gone Girl. I liked the ending even though so many other people don't.

I liked it too, I think in the book it was different.

Anyone seen trainwreck? Ive seen a few clips but doesnt look like it would be worth watching

[auroraborealis]

Ant man last week, it was pretty funny and entertaining, of course the ending was somewhat predictable, but overall I had fun and enjoyed the movie.

[freckles mcgee]

The Gone Girl movie followed the book pretty closely. And it ended the same way as the book I think. Anyone who says otherwise is just being nitpicky. The stuff they did leave out didn't really need to be in the movie but it's good for the book. If that makes sense.

I just finished watching The Mummy.

[Dragonmax]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show!

Although it was just an adaptation of the musical, it was the most fun movie that I ever watched. After watching the movie, I now get why it's so popular and iconic.

Coincidentally, I watched it on a Saturday night.

[badbitchlikethis]

The last movie I watched was called 'Mean Creek', its from the early 2000's and stars a young swearing Josh Peck which is interesting to see

That's a really interesting/intense movie. I really liked it too.

[kayleeee]

A while back ago, I watched Snowpiercer. I've seen some good thing about it on tumblr and it did not disappoint! A really interesting take for a political/dystopia/post-disaster movie.

[yteri]

I saw The Man From U.N.C.L.E a couple nights ago in the cinema, would recommend

[Pastel]

Fidibus (or Easy Skanking). A Danish comedy about... drugs, mostly. It's terrific.
Also it's pretty much the only post-1990s Danish movie without Mads Mikkelsen.

[kayleeee]

In the course of a day, I some how caught the end and then the beginning of Jurassic Park on tv to watch (almost) the whole movie.

[honeydripper]

Mission Impossible 5 - saw it in the cinema and really enjoyed it!