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What was the last movie you watched?

Yeshuasdaughter said:
How was it??????
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I've seen a few reviewers on YouTube give it a good review.
Their general consensus is that while the film has its flaws (like all films do), it handles the story and characters well - especially Tobey and Andrew's versions of Spider-Man as well as the villains (William Dafoe's Norman Osbourne/Green Goblin getting a lot of praise in particular).
 
Some Like It Hot. Can't believe they gave Marilyn Monroe the line "It was suicidally beautiful" - talk about foreshadowing!
 
The last movie I watched was the 2010 reboot of A Nightmare On Elm Street. I think this one seems to get a lot of hate from longtime fans of the series, but I liked it. Freddy Krueger is probably tied with the shark from Jaws as my favorite horror movie villain.
 
The last movie I saw was "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World", a classic from 1963. Only one person on screen in the movie (that I'm aware of) is still alive, and it's the woman who plays Sylvester's go-go dancing companion.
 
"Immortal Beloved"

A brilliant portrayal by actor Gary Oldman of a tragic, yet profoundly gifted man.

- Ludwig Van Beethoven

Leaving me to wonder what others have thought about as well. The possibility that he may have been autistic.
 
Judge said:
"Immortal Beloved"

A brilliant portrayal by actor Gary Oldman of a tragic, yet profoundly gifted man.

- Ludwig Van Beethoven

Leaving me to wonder what others have thought about as well. The possibility that he may have been autistic.
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I love that movie!!! I’ve seen it a few times over the years. Gary Oldman is such an incredible actor!!
 
Has anyone seen Rhinoceros Eyes with Michael Pitt? I haven’t watched it yet, but the main character is autistic.
 
I recently watched The Curse Of La Llorona. It had a few good jump scares, but they almost never work on me but they do work on the friend I was watching with (remotely) so that puts a smile on my face.
 
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