Last Movie You Watched

my sister and i decided to watch the Deathly Hallows movies this weekend. it was a total disaster.
neither of us are all that interested in Harry Potter to begin with--also, haven't seen all the other movies.
not sure what we were thinking.
i wanted to see Alan Rickman and she thought if we skipped to the end, we'd be able to "catch up" and get the most bang for our buck.

i won't go into a long diatribe about what i thought of the films--the short of it is that we agreed it was depressing stuff and couldn't get invested in any of it.
didn't help either that we had just watched The Revenant and were making jokes about Hux, Bane, and Howard Hughes being lost in the wilderness, only to then be confronted with this gem in the first 10-15 minutes of the movie:



the evening devolved into jokes about Hux and, well, Harry Potter, i guess.

we're adults. i swear we are.

: o p

 

Well. The last movie I watched was not the one I talked about earlier...it was this:
http://m.imdb.com/title/tt2229499/
Now...I cant say that Im much of a Joseph Gordon Lewit fan, not since 10 things I hate about you, but...this was fun to watch. Cuz....I actually know people like Jon. And women like his blond psycho girfriend...but also women like the always lovely Clarice 2...

 

Dunkirk - It's Nolan's best since The Dark Knight, hands down. Thrilling from start to finish. You're just thrown into these events and feel the intensity very effectively. Cinematography is top-notch and the sound was amazing. Nolan had a lot of room to show off and he delivered - it's one of those films where the director is the star.

 

I watched Spider-Man Homecoming again a few days ago and loved it even more this time. Tom Holland is an excellent Peter Parker and Spidey. He pulls off both wonderfully. Vulture was a good villian and the movie was funny too. It was also nice to see in this Spidey movie that Peter is a teen who has things going on outside of him being Spidey. Go see it if you haven't already.

 

I watched Edge of Tomorrow with Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt, and the late, amazing Bill Paxton. I've always wanted to watch it, but I can't stand anything Tom Cruise is in, except for MI III because it's in generally awesome. But it was pretty good. The plot and action sequences in the film made it good, not necessarily the acting. There were a lot of sci fi elements from other films jammed together but it still somehow felt original, and it's not like anyone can create anything that hasn't been done before this day and age. Cruise was still annoying. I imagine his cocky, I don't really want real responsibilities character is similar to his real life personality.

 

just watched Dunkirk.
i get it: it's not for everybody, but this is exactly the kind of cinema i love:
harrowing, intense, gorgeous, and heart-breaking.

 

Oh f*ck. Then i cant go see it...

 

Just saw LOGAN LUCKY and it was fantastic.
Great plot, lovable characters and it's hilarious as all get out.

 

yay! good to hear ~ was thinking of maybe going to see it on Tuesday.
not typically my kind of movie, but i'm kinda at that point where i'd watch Adam Driver read the phone book, so....

 

Same! I was so curious about it and it's Adam Driver so yeah, and I'm excited to watch it now!

 

what do you think? definitely proof that he's a Skywalker? hahahaha

 

Omg you thought that too? Haha! I thought it was a terrible joke when I saw it the first time.

 

It's so funny. Driver is fantastic. He deadpans it the whole movie for the most part.

 

After seeing him on SNL I am not surprised lol

 

If it wasnt for Daniel Craig, Driver would be the star of the film

 

I think Daniel stole the show in TFA lol but I can't wait to see this movie now! I could use a good laugh!

 

It had me howling

 

i had to think a minute about that. Daniel...whaaa?
must be too early in the morning and i haven't had my tea ~ hahahaha