What was the last movie you watched?

[inabox]

Thelma and Louise. Awesome movie. And i'd agree with one of the comments on this trailer on youtube, it doesn't give too much away of the actual film at all. In fact it's almost misleading..!

 

[inabox]

BFG 1989

 

[Sylar]

[Rec] on blu-ray. Still one of my favourite modern horror movies.

 

[Judge]

Since I'm stuck at home for a few weeks, I've been enjoying movies more than usual. Today I've seen Stalag 17:

"Curtains would do wonders for these barracks. You WON'T get them!"

 

[clg114]

Since I'm stuck at home for a few weeks, I've been enjoying movies more than usual. Today I've seen Stalag 17:

Wait...What? That does not have John Wayne in it.

 

[EndSerenading]

Mean Girls - it's so fetch!

 

[Nitro]

2012 Hatfields and McCoys:Bad Blood
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2136759/

 

[Turanga Veela]

Room. One of the few movies that does justice to the source material.

 

[Nitro]

I watched that yesterday

 

[Nitro]

I Am Wrath 2016
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3212232/

 

[Nitro]

The Grapes of Wrath

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032551/

This movie was one I never watched for years on end until I saw it the first time.Now I watch it several times a year.
It really represents the strife that so many went thru during those times. The filming was gritty and raw and done in a style that was true to the storyline in the Steinbeck novel with only several requests to change stuff that was deemed unacceptable to the film censors of the times.
This movie launched the career of Henry Fonda.
From what I understand most of it was filmed on first takes with the rule that no makeup or perfume allowed on the set to keep it pure. Truly a classic I recommend to others

 

[Mr Allen]

New Ghostbusters 7.5/10.

Funny but not a patch on the 80s original IMO.

 

[ASD_Geek]

Transformers. Never saw it when it came out. It's pretty cool.

 

[Mr Allen]

Legend of Tarzan, 7/10.

Only reason I fell asleep during some bits is due to illness I haven't slept much this past week.

 

[Catlover614]

Grown Ups 1 & 2

 

[Nitro]

Psycho II 1983
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psycho_II_(film)

 

[Mr Allen]

Star Trek Beyond 8/10.

 

[Judge]

"Divergent"

Another dystopian future where a young person defiantly stands out in the crowd.

Yawn. I like the genre, but just felt this one was lacking.

 

[Judge]

"The Caine Mutiny"

Great performance by Humphrey Bogart as a disturbed and paranoid captain of a World War Two navy minesweeper. Eventually his junior officers catch on and finally take matters into their own hands that involves a subsequent court martial.

 

[Mr Allen]

Summer Holiday starring Cliff Richard.

Was on Film 4 yesterday PM, came out way back in the mid 60s as I recall, when Cliff was in his 20s, he's 75 now (doesn't look it though IMO)