what's the last movie you've seen

Attack on Titan: Part 2




For those who say Part 1 and didn't really care for it, I recommend giving Part 2 a shot. The differences in Part 1 from the source material allow Part 2 to go in a totally separate direction than what you would expect, which results in a movie that keeps you guessing while putting a fresh and new spin on the mythos. While I didn't overly care for Part 1, I felt Part 2 was pretty enjoyable, so it's definitely worth the watch if you're a fan of the series. Just don't expect it to be the same, because Part 2 is pretty dramatically different.

 

Today Jimmy Bond

toy

 

Watching:

 

Do you mean the first James Bond movie? Titled Casino Royal made for American Television in the 1950s? Where "Jimmy Bond" was the American agent and "Felix" was is British contact?

http://jamesbond.wikia.com/wiki/Casino_Royale_(1954_TV)

 

Creed



Heartfelt, respectful franchise extender...The film chiefly uses the events of Rocky III as foreshadowing for this well-thought over story...It's very difficult to imagine anyone with even a passing interest in the Rocky films not enjoying Creed.

 

Big Hero 6.

...yeah it's been a while since I've seen anything. I'm not too much of a movie person, and on top of that I am picky about what I watch. I may go see the new Star Wars movie though.

 

I have my tickets already.

 

Just watched a couple:
City Heat....with Clint and Burt.

And Lethal Weapon 1....

 

Theater: Martian

 

Home from Black Friday: Kingsman, X-Men: DoFP and Kingsman. All highly recommended.

 

THAT WAS GOOD

 

Moon

 

Interesting question, made me think. I generally don't go to the theatre, too much of a pain and with today's surround sound and high def tv's I don't agree that you're missing much staying home, other than those annoying fellow patrons. I guess the last one would be "Interstellar."

 

Might go see a movie next week. I get a free ticket to Alamo Drafthouse for my birthday (this Friday) that's good for a week, for being a member of their Victory program.

 

A groundbreaking movie for it'e s time (1968) because of its open treatment of lesbianism, it is a black comedy-drama with an ending that broke my heart. A very erotic sex scene (tame by todays standards) earned this movie an "X" rating that was later changed to an "R". Strong performances by Coral Browne, Beryl Reid and a young, sexy Susannah York make this gem from Britain worth a watch. My only issue with it is, at 2 1/2 hours long, a little lengthy but still enjoyabe.
4 stars out off 5

 

Home: The Departed

Still so so good. Jack Nicholson is awesome.

 

Just watched Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd in:

Double Jeopardy....now I'm watching Clint in "Any which way you can.."

 

American Ultra and Mad Max: Fury Road on DVD. First one was solid, second was fantastic.

 

Watching a Billy Chrystal,Carrie Fisher & Meg Ryan movie......

"When Harry met Sally"....the one where Meg does a good fake orgasm