what's the last movie you've seen

Jumanji: The Next Level

 

recently watched sonic. I grew up playing some sonic games, not a sega person but I consider myself a 90s person. I thought it was a pretty good movie. Very new take and its refreshing especially with jim carrey in it. He's one of my all time favorite actor. right up there with adam sandler, jack black, and such

 

salt

 

Wonder Woman Bloodlines

 

LOTR

 

Star Wars Rise of Skywalker

 

The Matrix, and yes... it still holds up remarkably well.

 

Killer Bean Forever
This was being streamed and i fell into the rabbit hole of watching the whole movie. The story goes that Killer Bean is sent on a mission to kill another bean, while being hunted by another bean with police in the middle of the whole thing..i'm sure there is a better way to explain it. But this is a dumb but fun movie in every way. I didn't think I would like the animation and ended up admiring it given it was one person working on it out of passion. There have been much worse done by a single person. Commendable that a man poured his heart and soul into animating a dancing, killer bean movie for five whole years. The kill count is high, but it fits well into the story. Killer Bean definitely lives up to his name.
"Well, I know I can't have a crazy vigilante bean runnin around shootin beans. But you're no vigilante, are you?" - Detective Cromwell​

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Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker

 

Sonic it was great

 

The last I saw in a movie theater was the last Ant-man—yeah I don't go there often. But recently I resaw 120BPM on streaming

 

Onward

 

Had a psuedo-marathon of TV... mostly while doing chores ans such...

Frozen,
Frozen II,
(there were a couple of others here, but I don't really recall them at the moment),
My Hero Academia,
Do you love your mom and her two-hit multi-target attack?,
Tale of Mordu,
Brave

So yeah... It's been a Disney & Anime day

 

Watched these for the first time last night. Talk about heavy movies

 

Finishing Disney's Hercules

 

Brilliant flick - trust me, just see it. I just saw it with my middle son on his 42nd birthday - nice 1080p widescreen version through Google Chromecast.

At the time depicted in the move, I was in my 20's and a big auto racing fan, so I followed this story closely. This spectacular movie feels very true to that time, and it captures all the drama well.

The automobiles are amazing - gorgeous museum pieces.

And some strong personalities who didn't always see things the same way - some good boardroom manoeuvring - this movie should be a part of every school's MBA program.

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Jojo Rabbit

 

Sunset Boulevard classic

 

Deja Vu 2006

 

Sonic The Hedgehog Wed, Jumanji: The Next Level Thurs and Doctor Sleep Fri