Official Rate the last movie you watched thread

[YoungOnce]

Midway. my wife and I both really liked it. well made war film.

I was looking at this and couldn’t make up my mind about it, if it was worth a rental.

I absolutely loved 1917... incredibly shot story. But I love a good war movie.

[Nostalgiabuff]

Midway. my wife and I both really liked it. well made war film.

[apes3978]

Addams Family (2019) Better than I expected. I enjoyed it.

I liked it as well...

[Mikey]

Just watched Mad Max

Haven't seen it in over 30 years

Was surprised how much of the dialog I couldn't understand because of the thick accents.

It was like watching a foreign film with no subtitles.

Luckily most of the action spoke for itself

[PNGwynne]

Addams Family (2019) Better than I expected. I enjoyed it.

I'm relieved to hear that. I'm a devoted fan and was put off by reviews. But honestly, I've found something to like in every iteration of the classic cartoons.

[Werewolf]

Addams Family (2019) Better than I expected. I enjoyed it.

[palitoy]

Furie (2019) 8/10
Pretty great Vietnamese action film about a mother going after her abducted daughter. I seriously enjoyed it and it's on NetFlix.

The Raid: Redemption (2006) 8/10
Holy crap, how did I miss this? Amazing action from Thailand, it shares the same plot as Dredd but mainly amazing hand to hand action scenes, really unforgiving.

[sprytel]

I watched Ad Astra yesterday. I knew virtually nothing about it, except that Brad Pitt was an astronaut trying to rescue his father (Tommy Lee Jones) trapped in deep space. An interesting movie... I think I liked it... but suffice to say, it was not the feel good Father's Day movie I thought it would be...

[boss]

Watched Moon again last night with Sam Rockwell. I enjoyed it. My wife fell asleep and my boys were confused... it was Father’s Day, so I got to pick. :-)

[rykerw1701]

I'm sure someone has said something about "Alita: Battle Angel," but I knew nothing about it and stumbled across it last night just looking for something science fiction. It's a manga-based cyberpunk origin story about a teenage girl, which to me sounds just awful. But it's not. It's well worth a couple of hours viewing. B+, which includes a bonus for offering something at least a little bit unique.

[Mikey]

Just watched Demolition Man for the umpteemth time

Said it before, will say it again ………. BEST MOVIE, EVER !!!!!!!!!!

[cjefferys]

Yep, that store definitely gets a mention and a photo or two.

[J.B.]

Great pic J.B.! In my two sojourns to LA, I've never made it to Laurel Canyon, how does it look now compared to back then? When watching the doc, I thought that area looked so cool, I wanted to live there myself. I'd imagine the rents have increased since then though.

We just picked up Epix so we can watch the first part tonight. I'm sure at some point this place will be mentioned:

"There's this store where the creatures meet"

[cjefferys]

I'll have to go looking for that. Sounds interesting. If you're interested, you might read 'Please Kill Me'. It's a fascinating oral history of the punk scene from the Velvets and MC5 to the Clash and Pistols.

It's on Amazon Prime in Canada and it looks like it is in the US too, if you have that. And oh yeah, I've read Please Kill Me, great book! I'm fascinated by that whole scene, and Television is one of my favorite bands from that era.

Great pic J.B.! In my two sojourns to LA, I've never made it to Laurel Canyon, how does it look now compared to back then? When watching the doc, I thought that area looked so cool, I wanted to live there myself. I'd imagine the rents have increased since then though.

[Nostalgiabuff]

yeah, I watched that too. really well done