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    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      Lego batman movie. Huge letdown. All the good parts were in the trailer.
      Kong - lots of fun. Pretty much what I expected - dumb and entertaining.
      Logan - wasn't mentally prepared for that (I managed to avoid reading anything about it). Great movie though. But man.
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    • Posts: 1,204 Member
      Bad Boys
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      Dr. Strange
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      I haven't actually seen it yet... but I'm going to see Beauty and the Beast this weekend.
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      tgpe wrote: »
      Hidden Figures. Loved it!

      omg yes! Wasn't that a great movie!!
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      zachbonner_ wrote: »
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      I torrented it a couple days ago, I should watch that today? I've heard it's da bomb

      It's good. If you don't have a man crush on Oscar Isaac now...you will.
    • Posts: 1,297 Member
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      Just watched a war one about an army medic who was a contientuous objector during WWII and refused to carry a gun, but saved a *kitten* tonne of people.

      Can't remember what it was called but it was directed by Mel Gibson and has a bunch of Aussie actors in it, including the dude from Avatar. The lead guy was played by that gangly Spider-Man guy.

      It was gory but pretty good. Four stars, ish. And I don't even like war movies or Mel Gibson.
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      lizery wrote: »
      Just watched a war one about an army medic who was a contientuous objector during WWII and refused to carry a gun, but saved a *kitten* tonne of people.

      Can't remember what it was called but it was directed by Mel Gibson and has a bunch of Aussie actors in it, including the dude from Avatar. The lead guy was played by that gangly Spider-Man guy.

      It was gory but pretty good. Four stars, ish. And I don't even like war movies or Mel Gibson.

      Hacksaw Ridge.
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      zachbonner_ wrote: »
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      I don't even know who that is tbh, but I'm gonna watch the movie today

      I also got Hacksaw Ridge

      Poe Dameron.
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      fidycixer wrote: »
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      Hacksaw Ridge.

      That's the one :)

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    • Posts: 708 Member
      I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore on Netflix. Quirky and pretty effed up. Loved it.
    • Posts: 37,368 Member
      I watched The Muppets last night. I love the Muppets
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      zachbonner_ wrote: »
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      I also got Hacksaw Ridge

      See my synopsis and/or review above.

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      "Film" seems a very gracious term for this one, but I needed a stupid comedy and Dirty Grandpa was on Amazon Prime, lol.

      Before that, Logan... which I thought was very good. It was more of a character piece than an action film. I think it was better than any of the other X-men movies. Maybe X2... but I'd have to re-watch, at the time it was a pretty great ensemble comic book movie, but I don't know how it's held up now that the large cast movies like that have been knocked out of the park a few times by Marvel.
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      synchrony7 wrote: »
      "Film" seems a very gracious term for this one, but I needed a stupid comedy and Dirty Grandpa was on Amazon Prime, lol.

      Before that, Logan... which I thought was very good. It was more of a character piece than an action film. I think it was better than any of the other X-men movies. Maybe X2... but I'd have to re-watch, at the time it was a pretty great ensemble comic book movie, but I don't know how it's held up now that the large cast movies like that have been knocked out of the park a few times by Marvel.

      I also saw Dirty Grandpa recently. It wasn't bad for what is was supposed to be. Reminded me of The Hangover.
    • Posts: 1,993 Member
      Blow... just finished watching it now. I love me some Netflix!!!
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      lizery wrote: »
      Just watched a war one about an army medic who was a contientuous objector during WWII and refused to carry a gun, but saved a *kitten* tonne of people.

      Can't remember what it was called but it was directed by Mel Gibson and has a bunch of Aussie actors in it, including the dude from Avatar. The lead guy was played by that gangly Spider-Man guy.

      It was gory but pretty good. Four stars, ish. And I don't even like war movies or Mel Gibson.

      Others have already named the movie..but I just had to add that I couldn't stop laughing when Vince Vaughn asked the solider how long he'd been dead..and the added, "Ghoul is it?" for his name.. :D

    • Posts: 325 Member
      Lego Batman. The best Batman movie I've seen in years, and certainly the funniest.
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      Logan, then Kong.
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      BlueSkyShoal wrote: »
      Lego Batman. The best Batman movie I've seen in years, and certainly the funniest.

      Hey I just saw this
      It was really good and lots of fun
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    • Posts: 1,352 Member
      Moana. It only plays about 2 times a day thanks to my sweet 4 year old.

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