Last movie you saw

[Benvolio]

Just happened to glance at this thread as it was recently revived... as it happens The Thin Man is the most recent movie I watched, as my Dad recently bought it for me on DVD. Felt compelled to pass comment.

After the Thin Man.

One in the Thin Man series, with Nick and Nora Charles the husband/wife detective team hahahaha!

"You look too respectable dear, have a martini"

[elecdude33]

Over the weekend I went to see Halloween (2018) with a friend.

[Flyingmouse]

I don't remember what the last movie was that I watched (not much of a movie watcher), but the main one I remember from recent months was The Greatest Showman (2017). It's an okay movie overall, but the title theme "The Greatest Show" is possibly the best movie song I've heard

[Quillax]

I saw Young Frankenstein yesterday. Yeah, it's kinda old, but I thought it was rather good, and it made me laugh several times!

[Benvolio]

"Once Upon A Time In Hollywood".

I havent seen such effective use of a flamethrower since "Thwarting Mort".

[Nisaba]

"Once Upon A Time In Hollywood".

I havent seen such effective use of a flamethrower since "Thwarting Mort".

oh hell yeah!
it looked like he was about to caramelized the fucl crazy custard hippie, like crème brûlée in an oversized ramekin.
Tarantino at its finest.

[KeenRush]

Anyone order fried sauerkraut? Great movie. Probably going to see it again just because it's so rare these days to see a well-made, long movie.

[Nisaba]

to prepare myself for this very film I was watching "Once Upon A Time In America" by Sergio Leone once again. slow cuts, long shots, an eye for detail, emotion, pace and side stories... on the structural level a clear pioneer and obvious inspiration source for Tarantino, it seems. but of course there are hundreds and hundreds of other cross references to pop-culture and stuff one could spot. so it's definitely worth seeing it again.

next up: Scarface; wanna see Al Pachino mowing down his assassins with a grenade launcher-equipped M16A1

[Benvolio]

well-made, long movie.

I trust you have been to see the "final cut" of 'Apocalypse Now' on the big screen.

[WEJJO]

I watched the Oscar's winner Korean movie Parasite and I loved it. Reminded me of a lot of people that I know

[Syllypryde]

You're Next, 2011 home invasion horror

[troublesomekeen]

Highlander. Now the haggis discussion from the Keen Meets the Meats thread finally makes sense. Or at least a little sense.