What was the last movie you watched?

Finally got around to seeing it this weekend and this pretty much sums up my feelings on it. Only minor gripe would be that I also agreed with the sentiment that some of the humor tried a little too hard. Ultron himself was a bit of a surprise compared to how he was presented in the trailers. They almost had him on the verge of wacky territory.

"Oh, come on now!" cut in with a dramatic scene comes to mind.

 

I really want to see that one. I've heard so many good things and it's been a while since there's been thought provoking sci-fi if I recall correctly.



I thought this was better than Age of Ultron. It was loud, fun and didn't take itself too seriously. That scene at the beach man..Had me tearing me up. I feel like Walker didn't have as much screen time as he did in the previous films and the story was more about Dom than anything. I don't know if that's due to his passing or if the script was initially written like that. I wanted to see at least one last, lengthy conversation between Dom and Brian. I really feel the next two entries will lack a certain charm or appeal without Walker in them. Hobbs is a fun character but he's such a tongue in cheek caricature of American badass heroes that he can't replace Walker's character.

4.5 out of 5

 

Buying a new car tomorrow with sick speakers, heading to the Drive-In on the weekend with it to watch Mad-Max


I know I didn't watch one, but I had to share Will update with review.

<3 Tom HArdy

 

Went to the theaters last night and saw Age of Ultron. I didn't expect anything less. Although, there was a scene in the trailer where Vision entered the water. They deleted that scene from the film.

 

Another really awesome summer movie. Another solid 4.5 out of 5.

 

Ex Machina was mixed for me. 3.5

Chappie, the trailer made it look like chappie was this ass kicking robot that was going to save the world. The movie delivered a much different experience. 3.5

Project Almanac, stupid enough to watch.(And full of logical paradoxes) 2

 

Chef, great film 4/5

I'll be waiting to discuss it in the Movie Club thread.

 

Mad Max.

So much better than the Avengers as a summer blockbuster.

Nevermind the men's group protestors and the hipster fucks at Huffpuff calling it a feminist movie, shit is just badass, regardless of gender.

 

3.5/5 Good film letting the audience understand how words can create a visual. The film has a unique way of expressing carpe diem. I may not explore the world freely like Dobby, but nowadays I worry less and not give much sh*t when something stressful happens. Sh*t happens.

 

Went to see Tomorrowland over the weekend and thought it was pretty boring. Probably the first Brad Bird film I didn't particularly enjoy.

 

In theater:

Mad Max Fury Road. I can safely say I've never seen anything quite like it. For the kind of movie that it was, 10/10. Not something I'm going to see again in the theater, but for the kind of movie that it was it was amazing.

At home:

Goodfellas. No commentary needed. 10/10.