The Last Movie You Watched

[Edwardo Piet]

Drag Me To Hell

I only watched part of it.  More annoying than scary, it never built any suspense.

I saw this at the cinemas years ago and it was one of the most hilariously bad movies I've ever seen.

I literally laughed out loud in the cinema and a guy in front told me to shut up. But I couldn't help it. It was genuinely hilarious. How can anyone take that seriously and be immersed by that shit? I feel like the only people who could possibly find it scary is people who literally believe in that stupid bullshit in real life. It was the epitome of laughable.

And the ending. The very ending.

LOL.

So so bad. . . .

[Foxaèr]

I guess I'm the only one who actually liked it.

[Edwardo Piet]

True I was on high doses of lithium at the time (it was when the movie came out in the cinema), but I am pretty sure lithium is more stimulating than that movie.

[pocaracas]

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Just another installment of the same old world where it seems that magic only exists in the vicinity of the Caribbean islands.
Still, entertaining enough.

[possibletarian]

I'm scouring netflix right now, I think it's going to have to be an episode of 'IT Crowd' !

The last movie i saw was RED 2 just last night

[Angrboda]

Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer

Meh. I was bored.

[paulpablo]

Just watched "Happy Death Day"

Even though the premise was basically groundhogs day with murder involved I thought they might have come up with some original storytelling outside of the main plot, but they didn't, the film was pretty shit.

The film was OBVIOUSLY, and it was painfully obvious, made by people wanting the audience to say "YOU GO GIRL" in very stereotypical, badly thought out scenes.

The characters are two dimensional and put in there for obvious effects and only a two year old would have trouble predicting what happens through some of the story.

The fat shaming, popular girl.  The cheating professor.  The slightly nerdy unpopular guy.  

I feels so bitter towards films these days and I don't know if it's because films and TV shows are being made differently, as if they have to tick certain boxes, like they were designed by a marketing team rather than someone wanting to tell an original story.

The next film I think I'll watch is "Mean Streets." I haven't seen it before but it's a bit of an oldy so I'm hoping it won't disappoint.

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I'm scouring netflix right now, I think it's going to have to be an episode of 'IT Crowd' !

The last movie i saw was RED 2 just last night

I fucking LOVE the IT Crowd, I think I watched them all though.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

The Great Wall.  A better title might have been A Great Waste of Time.

Boru

[c172]

[KevinM1]

Passengers. Blech.