Official Rate the last movie you watched thread

[J.B.]

To me Thunderball drags. Swimming, so much swimming.

But after the swimming.....

[Nostalgiabuff]

best title song at least. Man with the Golden Gun was also a classic

[Mikey]

Live and Let Die

Best Bond movie ---- EVER

[Nostalgiabuff]

my favorite Bond movie is actually For Your Eyes Only. but the Spy Who Loved me is a close second

[Werewolf]

OMG lol. Thank goodness we have MOTU in common jk.

Ha!

I just like the more light hearted Roger Moore movies with all the crazy gadgets.

[Nostalgiabuff]

Another unpopular Bond opinion. Roger Moore was the best James Bond. Spy who loved me is the best Bond movie. I also unapologetically like Moonraker.

Moore was the bond I grew up with and so is my favorite. The Connery movies were too cartoonish. I like Majesty's Secret Service though.

[PNGwynne]

OMG lol. Thank goodness we have MOTU in common jk.

[Werewolf]

Another unpopular Bond opinion. Roger Moore was the best James Bond. Spy who loved me is the best Bond movie. I also unapologetically like Moonraker.

[PNGwynne]

Dang, that's one of my favorite Bonds. To me Thunderball drags. Swimming, so much swimming.

[Werewolf]

On her majesty's secret service. It's really dull. Moves at a glacial pace. I can't even really say if George Lazenby was a good or bad Bond. He wasn't given enough to work with.

[PNGwynne]

I don't think I've ever see this, I'm always confusing its listing with Scream and Scream Again.

[Mikey]

I watched it on Crackle, another streaming service I didn't even know I had access to through Xfinity cable.

I have Blue Ridge Communications … Basically a fishing poll aerial on top of an outhouse

[Wee67]

I always wanted to see the millennium series but they never play them on TV.

I did see Godzilla 2000 in the theatre but that's as far as I got.

I watched it on Crackle, another streaming service I didn't even know I had access to through Xfinity cable.

Oh, and the dog-eared monster is apparently a cat creature called King Caesar. Here's Goalie-zilla putting Tim Howard to shame

[Mikey]

Godzilla: Final Wars (2004)

I always wanted to see the millennium series but they never play them on TV.

I did see Godzilla 2000 in the theatre but that's as far as I got.

[Earth 2 Chris]

And Now The Screaming Starts (Amicus, 1973)

I had heard of this title, but had no idea it was an Amicus production with Peter Cushing, Herbert Lom and Stephanie Beachum until someone posted about it on the Pod Stallions FB page. It's one of the few Amicus horrors that isn't an anthology film, and one of their only period pieces, set in the late 1700s. This one doesn't waste any time getting to the shocks and horror, although the explanation for them is saved for the last third. It's backstory is pretty grim and honestly uncomfortable to watch, but still tastefully done (aside from the usual dismemberment). Probably about as Hammer as Amicus got, but it still FEELS like an Amicus. It's free on Prime. I think most folks here would enjoy it. I did, although it's not going to replace any of those great anthologies in my favorite Amicus list.

Chris