Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[ParisDean]

Originally Posted by NorthernLadMSP

Hmm, the synopsis doesn't interest me as much, but I might still check it out sometime if I see it on streaming.

I'm thinking I might watch The Holdovers tonight.

I liked The Zone of Interest slightly more than Anatomy of a Fall. My review from earlier this year:

Originally Posted by ParisDean

The Zone of Interest (2023) - Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoss and his wife Hedwig strive to build a dream life for their family in a house and garden beside the camp.

It's amazing how disturbing this movie was without showing anything even remotely graphic. It was all about what you knew--and more importantly, heard--what was happening in the background while this family went about their daily lives. 9/10

Among the numerous awards it won, it deservedly got the Academy Award for sound for how it mixed the atrocities heard in the background. It's one of my favorite films of 2023.

[ParisDean]

Originally Posted by nearmint

Have you seen Zone of Interest? Same actress. She had a great year.

Have you watched Sandra Huller's comedy from 2016, Toni Erdmann? It's her movie that I like the most. The birthday party scene has to be seen to be believed.

[risingstar]

Madame Web - 2/10
My curiosity get the better of me. It's actually worse than people are saying. When will these studios get it?

[IcedDog]

Originally Posted by risingstar

Madame Web - 2/10
My curiosity get the better of me. It's actually worse than people are saying. When will these studios get it?

Man, now I'm eager to watch this just for sh!ts and giggles. Well, that and the pretty "scenery"

[jeremydmc]

Originally Posted by risingstar

Madame Web - 2/10
My curiosity get the better of me. It's actually worse than people are saying. When will these studios get it?

I tried watching it the other day. I got maybe 10 minutes in before I turned it off. I might give it another chance one day when I have absolutely nothing else to do or watch.

[nearmint]

Originally Posted by NorthernLadMSP

Immaculate - 8/10

"The film follows a young woman (Sydney Sweeney) of devout faith, who is invited to reside at a picture-perfect Italian convent, but slowly realizes that the convent harbors terrifying secrets."

Very well acted slow burn, but extremely gruesome and creepy. Highly recommended if you are into these types of horror films.

We had a scheduled power outage at our house last night starting at 9pm, so my son and I saw a 10pm showing. Interesting film, and even more interesting as I think about it this morning. It has very timely themes of bodily autonomy.

[NorthernLadMSP]

Originally Posted by nearmint

We had a scheduled power outage at our house last night starting at 9pm, so my son and I saw a 10pm showing. Interesting film, and even more interesting as I think about it this morning. It has very timely themes of bodily autonomy.

I thought it was very well done. Like I said, slower burn, but still very engrossing.

[MKS]

It seems like my hope of ?hey, maybe I will like it? is pretty unlikely. I am going to give it a shot. Is it another example of bad writing like The Marvels?

Originally Posted by jeremydmc

I tried watching it the other day. I got maybe 10 minutes in before I turned it off. I might give it another chance one day when I have absolutely nothing else to do or watch.

[Sonic Boom]

Road House (2024) - 5/10
I wasn't expecting Shakespeare, but Connor was horrible in this.

Madame Web - 4/10
About on par with Venom 2 and Morbius. However, it's a babysitting mission and incredibly boring.

[SONICobra]

dune part 2 8/10

visually stunning, for some reason though the dune movies just dont hit that sweet spot for me where im blown away and keep thinking about the film for hours later