Official last movie you saw thread

The Manchurian Candidate (2004) - 10/10
Denzel Washington did a great job

Its about soldiers being brainwashed during the war and them trying to figure out if it is real

Wonder Woman 1984 - 10/10

The last of the mohicans (1992) 10/10

Watched it for like the 6th time but i couldnt resist when the soundtrack came to me on youtube

The Gentlemen (2019) 10/10 Love Guy Ritchie movies!

Thesis or in spanish, Tesis from 1996 - 10/10

It's a thriller about a girl film student who is doing a thesis about violence in the media, while doing reasearch she undercovers that in her own university there's a snuff movies production going on by kidnapping and murdering girls.

Sword Art Online: Progressive Movie - Hoshi Naki Yoru no Aria - 10/10

Carrie(1976) - 10/10

Nothing in this movie is boring, it's too addictive to be boring. For a person like me who understands Russian it was a great movie, I can't say anyhing bad about it. That's a 10/10 - my personal IMDb rating.

Perfect Blue (1997)

10/10

Pulp Fiction - 10/10

Drive (2011) fifth time
The movie where the main character is a jacket.
10/10

Pearl - 10/10

The Revenant - 10/10

Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989) - 10/10

Eastern Promises (2007) - 10/10

Great. Sad. Disturbing. Worthy of an Oscar IMO. Now i want to see the remaining movies by David Cronenberg.

Incendies - hits like a truck (10/10)

Godzilla Minus One

It's been way over 4 1/2 years since I was in cinema. And funnily enough, the last movie I've watched in theater was also a Godzilla movie, the 2019 King of the Monsters. I am so glad I didn't miss out on the theater experience for Minus One. It was an absolute masterpiece. I've watched almost all Godzilla movies in existence since my early childhood, and never has one made me cry for the human characters, until now. I was so invested in the characters, and feared for their lives every time Godzilla was attacking. The human story in it is so engaging, and it was a 2 hour emotional rollercoaster. I was an absolute wreck at the end. Best movie all year, and maybe the best Godzilla movie I've seen.

10/10

Saw a 4K restoration of 'Dawn of the Dead' last Saturday. Pretty damn good, instantly gave it a 10/10. Will probably be a favourite for years to come, it keyed into a lot of things I like.

BELLE (2022)

Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izIycj3j4Ow

Beautiful movie inspired by "Beauty and the Beast". For me a 10/10 even if the movie leaves some questions unanswered.

I saw that movie "Society of the snow" on netflix. It's based on the same plane crash as "alive" only this one stars actual Uruguayans instead of Ethan Hawke in brownface. I kept yelling at the screen for those guys to bundle up cause the top of that mountain looked pretty cold yet they were still going around in their bell bottoms and sports jackets. Part times miserable and inspiring. 10/10 frozen tears.

Persona (1966) - Pretty great movie, imo. Great filming locations, acting and story. Probably one of Bergman's better ones, altho i only have finished two so far. Everything is just top notch. I rate it 10/10.

Hour of the Wolf (1968)

The second best Bergman movie i have seen so far, and presumably his only horror movie (altho others still contain elements of it).

Rated 10/10

Wild Strawberries (1957)

One of the best drama movies i have ever seen, and probably overall too. Bergman rarely disappoints.

Rated 10/10

The Dead Zone (1983)

Great horror/drama by Cronenberg, and probably one of his better movies as well up to that date. I always feel movies based on Stephen King books are varying a lot in quality, this being in the top of what i have seen so far, maybe only outshined by The Shining by Kurbrick, or possibly even on par with it.

Rated 10/10

The Lighthouse (2019)

Super good psychological horror with great actors and most other things about the movie is great too. It is all in black and white.

Rated 10/10