Official last movie you saw thread

Prey - 7/10

No One Gets Out Alive - 4/10
The Big Short - 8/10

The Kid Detective (2020)

Canadian mystery comedy-drama film. Very entertaining. A bit funny here, a bit dark there. I like the mystery at the heart of this movie, too. Can recommend.

Grease (1978)

American musical romantic comedy film. Definitely one of the most quintessential movies about 1950s high school culture and greaser culture in general. Lots of very iconic scenes. And of course a very good cast playing really well off of each other. Overall a movie I can recommend. And rest in peace to the great Olivia Newton-John.

Prey, it was pretty damn good.

Battle for Sevastopol (2015)

Movie based on a true story, about Lyudmila Pavlichenko, the deadliest sniper woman in the history.

Perfect Blue (1997)

10/10

Phenomena (1985)

Italian supernatural giallo film. Lots of very insecty gore. Definitely a pretty unusual horror movie, which is partly because of it being made by the great Dario Argento, partly because it's in english but sometimes in italian and also sometimes in german, partly because of who the killer actually turns out to be and partly because of the weird but engaging plot. Good cast (mainly Jennifer Connelly and Donald Pleasence) in a kinda fucked up movie but still one that's a lot of fun. Can recommend.

Nope - 710

midsommar

crapload of tiny details in the movie, i loved finding out all of them while watching and pointing them out to the bf
got a bit too long and ended up going to bed incredibly late tho

9/10
would watch it again

The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964)

British comedy drama anthology film. What a cast (Shirley MacLaine, Ingrid Bergman, Rex Harrison, Omar Sharif, Alain Delon, George C. Scott, Jeanne Moreau and more)! It's three separate stories all connected by a yellow 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II. A British diplomat buys the car for his French wife. A mobster's girlfriend has an affair in Italy. An American woman drives a Yugoslavian partisan to Ljubljana on the eve of the Nazi invasion. The stories are quite different and all very captivating but the last one stands out. Lots of great performances in all of them, though. I can definitely recommend this movie!

'Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure' (1989)
Before that I watched 'La La Land'

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - 6/10

Pulp Fiction - 10/10

prey 9/10 big fan of the predator.

The Seventh Victim (1943)

American horror drama film. A young woman is searching for her older sister who recently went missing. Later she finds out she's in a satanic cult and that she has murdered someone. Captivating story and for '43 a surprisingly good horror movie with more than just cheap scares and monsters. Definitely recommended!

bullet train

9/10
one of the funniest movies i have seen this year for sure

Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)

American absurdist comedy-drama film. So because none of the cinemas around here even had one screening of this one I had to wait until this came out on physical here in Germany before I could watch it. And yeah, it's a masterpiece. It's everything you want and more. It's multiverses done right. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) is a joke compared to this. That one barely touched on that theme, this one delves deep into it. And on top it's extremely entertaining. Great acting too by a great cast. Michelle Yeoh, Jonathan Ke Quan, Jamie Lee Curtis, James Hong, Stephanie Hsu. It's quite early to talk about this but this movie deserves a lot of awards. Definitely some screenplay awards. VFX too. And obviously some acting ones. Michelle Yeoh of course. She's amazing in everything she's in. Jonathan Ke Quan too. Great work for someone who hasn't really been acting in the last 20 years. Then there's Jamie Lee Curtis doing stuff you probably haven't see her do before but also being really believable while doing so. And the legendary James Hong, do I even need to say anything about him? And Stephanie Hsu playing so many different but same versions of her character(s), she's great too. Overall one of the best movies I have seen this year. Highly recommended! This movie truly is everything, everywhere, all at once. Can't wait what the Daniels are doing next!

But I still wish I saw this on the big screen. Shame on you, cinemas around me, for not showing this movie. I'm sure I wasn't the only one in the area who really would've loved to see this fantastic movie at a cinema.

Agent Cody Banks 1 & 2

1 was much better than 2. Angie Harmon did a fantastic job and, I think, stole the show. Keith David (The Director) was also fantastic. Frankie Muniz and Hilary Duff weren't bad, but weren't great.

Step Lively 1944 with George Murphy, Gloria DeHaven, Adolphe Monjou, and Frank Sinatra. It's a remake of the story that inspired the Marx Brothers' 1938 Room Service
George Murphy was, as usual, fantastic. Adolphe Monjou was also great as Inspector Wagner. Sinatra was okay. I'm not really a fan of his. I liked his singing here better than in other movies, but eh. Gloria Dehaven was great, as usual.

Would You Rather (2012)

Interesting movie, but a little bit strange, recommend it if you're a big fan of death games movies like Saw. That's a 8/10 - my personal IMDb rating.

The Gray Man - 5/10

The Raven (2012)

American crime thriller film. Rewatched this yesterday and it's still very good.

Moonfall (2022)

American science fiction disaster film. Sure, it's kind of a stupid movie. Still entertaining at times, though. So if you're looking for something where you can turn off your brain this one might just be it.

Top Gun: Maverick (2022)

Entertaining and well made movie. Would give it like a solid 8.5/10