What was the last movie you watched? (2015 Edition)


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Mad Max Fury Road - 7/10 - great action, pretty much no story.

Ex-Machina - 4/10 - Was decent right up until the last 20 minutes or so of the movie.

The end was just plain stupid considering the pilot didnt question where she had come from

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Marley and Me

I hadn't watched it before today, and I knew there was a good reason for it. It's not a masterpiece, but I'm still sat here with tears rolling down my face. I had to step outside for a cigarette just to stop myself going in to a full bawling session.

7/10

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I watched Spy two days ago. It was a great new take on a somewhat old concept (007 parodies). Jason Statham taking on a comedic role was especially surprising, but he did a great job with it; and of course Melissa McCarthy is always funny. I highly recommend this one. 8/10.

Deep Web -- created by Alex Winter, the guy who played Bill in Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, and narrated by Keanu Reeves (Ted, from the same movie). It circles around Silk Road, Bitcoin and the Dark Web. Quite an interesting documentary, that felt a bit like an expose at times.

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Princess Mononoke - 9/10

 

I watched this for the first time in about ten years or so. The Blu-ray version this time around. Oh my goodness, it is more amazing than I remembered. The animation still holds up as some of the best to date and the story is unforgettable.

Princess Mononoke - 9/10

 

I watched this for the first time in about ten years or so. The Blu-ray version this time around. Oh my goodness, it is more amazing than I remembered. The animation still holds up as some of the best to date and the story is unforgettable.

I tried to get into it, i just could not.  at all.

Spirited Away on other hand is a true 10/10 for young and the old alike.   Howls Moving Castle is good too.   I found Princess Mononoke much less enjoyable then this 2. Much less.

 

This again, I don't watch much anime.  I just know Spirited Away is great :p Watched it 6 times over last 10 years, having to show it to new people I meet.

 

 

and of course Melissa McCarthy is always funny.

 

Yeah, I am planning to watch it, but definately not because Melissa McCarthy is always funny.  I hope she is funny enough in this one, as I mostly found her movies annoying, not funny.

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