Captain Jigglypuff
*On Vacation. Go Away!*
The Craft. Very interesting movie about spells and witchcraft.
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PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul Fan
Guardians 3 wasn't bad, it's at least better than the second one. But if you're someone who's emotional you might cry.
SBaby
Dungeon Master
I just saw the first two Sonic movies for the first time this week. Everyone was telling me to watch them and that they were both really good. So I finally got around to watching them.
How in the world did I miss these?! They are WAY better than I thought they'd be. They do have alot of goofy (and downright hilarious) moments, but there's an actual plot being built here. Sonic has a freaking backstory (that's kind of dramatic and really sad), and he gets ACTUAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT! There is potential here, if they keep going the way they are.
Sleep in fear though. The Sonic franchise is known for gut punches. So far we've been relatively safe in that regard, but we're still kind of in intro territory here. If the next movie is an Adventure 2 adaptation, who knows? And if they go beyond that, who REALLY knows?
How in the world did I miss these?! They are WAY better than I thought they'd be. They do have alot of goofy (and downright hilarious) moments, but there's an actual plot being built here. Sonic has a freaking backstory (that's kind of dramatic and really sad), and he gets ACTUAL CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT! There is potential here, if they keep going the way they are.
Sleep in fear though. The Sonic franchise is known for gut punches. So far we've been relatively safe in that regard, but we're still kind of in intro territory here. If the next movie is an Adventure 2 adaptation, who knows? And if they go beyond that, who REALLY knows?
StrawberryLemonade
New Member
The last movie I rewatched was Dungeons and Dragons Honor Among Thieves.
The last new movie I was was Renfield
The last new movie I was was Renfield
Nicholas Perkins
The Smasher Demon
The last movie I saw was the Super Mario movie, back in Easter weekend this year.
ToonsJazzLover
Well-Known Member
For theatrical experience, it was the Super Mario Bros Movie.
Reinhardt
You! Me! Rivals! Yes?
The 2022 Hellraiser reboot - 6/10
It's not too bad, nothing fantastic or anything but competently done, and much better than a lot of the straight-to-video Hellraiser sequels. The cast are all fine, there's some nice set design and the Cenobites all look good, and while the movie does get off to a slow start it does pick up and get going soon enough for the slow start to not be an issue. It's an OK movie, but sadly not quite enough to get Hellraiser out of the hole it's been in for the last 25 years.
It's not too bad, nothing fantastic or anything but competently done, and much better than a lot of the straight-to-video Hellraiser sequels. The cast are all fine, there's some nice set design and the Cenobites all look good, and while the movie does get off to a slow start it does pick up and get going soon enough for the slow start to not be an issue. It's an OK movie, but sadly not quite enough to get Hellraiser out of the hole it's been in for the last 25 years.
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul Fan
Outside of seeing a few cameos from the Tokyo Drift cast members the Fast 9 movie is just straight ass. In my opinion this franchise had two different peaks, the first film where it was more about street racing and then Fast Five which introduced the Luke Hobbs character. It's ironic because as soon as The Rock joined the franchise he took it to new heights while with John Cena it dropped significantly. So that means John Cena is inferior to The Rock not only in Pro Wrestling but in Hollywood as well.
1.Fast Five
2.The Fast and the Furious
3.Fast & Furious 6
4.Tokyo Drift
5.Furious 7
6.The Fate of the Furious
7.Hobbs & Shaw
8.Fast & Furious (2009)
9.2 Fast 2 Furious
10.Fast 9
1.Fast Five
2.The Fast and the Furious
3.Fast & Furious 6
4.Tokyo Drift
5.Furious 7
6.The Fate of the Furious
7.Hobbs & Shaw
8.Fast & Furious (2009)
9.2 Fast 2 Furious
10.Fast 9
TheWanderingMist
Paladin of the Snow Queen
Just saw Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The last Marvel movie I watched was Endgame. I have not seen either of the first two Guardians movies. And my viewing even before Endgame is very sporadic.
Trey pokes
Well-Known Member
Super Mario Bros movie. A 9.5/10 Flick in all honesty
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Finally got around to watching Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3. It was really the last MCU movie I cared about at this point.
So glad that it actually turned out really good. As a send off for the Guardians team, it was a really solid farewell. Plenty of comedy, and also lots of emotional moments.
I had heard there were some dark moments as well, and there definitely were, but I feel like it might have been overexaggerated a bit. Then again, maybe I set my expectations too high.
Soundtrack was great as well, as is to be expected. I mean, any soundtrack with Bruce Springsteen, The Replacements, and Alice Cooper is definitely gonna win me over.
Not sure how I'd rank it among the other two films yet, as I'd need time to let it settle, but I'm glad we got a really solid trilogy out of this franchise. Captain America is the only other MCU trilogy that delivered on that, in my opinion.
So glad that it actually turned out really good. As a send off for the Guardians team, it was a really solid farewell. Plenty of comedy, and also lots of emotional moments.
I had heard there were some dark moments as well, and there definitely were, but I feel like it might have been overexaggerated a bit. Then again, maybe I set my expectations too high.
Soundtrack was great as well, as is to be expected. I mean, any soundtrack with Bruce Springsteen, The Replacements, and Alice Cooper is definitely gonna win me over.
Not sure how I'd rank it among the other two films yet, as I'd need time to let it settle, but I'm glad we got a really solid trilogy out of this franchise. Captain America is the only other MCU trilogy that delivered on that, in my opinion.
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul Fan
What about MCU's Spider-Man?
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Love Homecoming and No Way Home, but not really a fan of Far From Home. It's fine and has its moments, but the entire scenario feels a bit weird coming off the events of Endgame, and Peter and MJ's relationship feels a bit forced.
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul Fan
I assumed most people enjoyed the first two films considering they kept saying Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man. I liked some parts from Homecoming and Far from Home but I rarely have the urge to rewatch. No Way Home on the other hand really impressed me despite some of it's flaws in the first half.
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
It depends who you ask. I think it’s a fine enough MCU film, but doesn’t feel very much like Spider-Man to me.
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul Fan
The way I saw it he went from Iron Boy Jr. to Spider-Man towards the very end of the movie. Erased everyones' memory of Spider-Man's actual identity, moved into his own apartment and then finally has the RESPONSIBILITY of being a superhero, which means no Tony Stark and no Avengers to bail you out of tough situations.
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Sorry, I was referring to Far From Home in the previous post, not No Way Home. Should have clarified. Agree with your point though. If anything NWH did elevate FFH a bit, if only because the whole trilogy served as an interesting new take on the Spider-Man "origin" story.