Official last movie you saw thread

Inferno.
Meh 4/10

Saw Suicide Squad yesterday, for the third time. lol
I watch a movie almost everyday. Today I'll watch Underworld: Blood Wars and Alice Through The Looking Glass

Warcraft (2016) I hope for sequel.

Valerian
Fun movie, especially the bigger and better screen you can see the visuals on. Story and main actor can be let downs at times, but overall worth the experience.

Dunkirk was great. Fairly small-scaled compared to other war films, so it was something new.

Wonder Woman (2017) - Saw it in the cinema. Great humor is probably this movie's strongest suit. Acting was great as well, action sequences were nice. I enjoyed it very much. I only wish there wasn't so much jumping and flying at the end, it's not Superman. 8/10

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) - Saw it in the cinema. Loved it, front to back. Great humor, to be honest this movie is more comedy than anything else. Very light and pleasant watch. 9/10

It Comes At Night (2017) - Saw it in the cinema. Critics loved it, audience hated it. Why? More "festival" type movie than a blockbuster. The ending probably didn't help lol. Anyway, I love such flicks. 8/10

War Machine (2017) - Good satire of modern conflicts. Brad Pitt is always a plus. The humor is subtle, definitely not "hahahaha" type of movie. 7/10

Baby Driver (2017) - Saw it in the cinema. So far the best movie of 2017. Four years in the making, every scene, every second is planned and has a purpose. Music fits everything so well and the montage is just outstanding. Amazing job everyone involved, perfect movie. 10/10

Just finished watching 'I Saw the Devil'. A Korean movie with english subtitles.
Excellent movie. Quite brutal at times and definitely NOT for the squeamish.

Ex Machina... Very cool, interesting movie.

Just took my daughter to see Despicable Me 3 today! Now we are going to watch the Lego Batman Movie

Just saw Guardians of the Galaxy 2 today.

I just saw CHiPs. Such a pathetic amateur movie. :/

The Social Network- Fantastic David Fincher film with great acting and writing, especially by Aaron Sorkin.

Hugo or Howls moving castle one of the 2

burn after reading. it was entertaining but it kind of trailed off at the end

The Movie, it's Remake, and their respective sequels

The Hills Have Eyes
Eh, it's somewhat of a classic, though i found it to be particularly cheap even for the 70s.
George Romero, John Carpenter had to put work on some extremely low budgeted flicks. Which means for me, whenever you cant see the threat, and everything is eerie, and you are getting lost on this vastly deserted area, while the camera constantly pans the hills...those are the highlight of the film.
Btw, as someone who has only seen the remake, i was surprised, to find out there where no inbred mutants, didn't make much of a difference, mostly because the remake isn't exactly bad either
6.5/10
The Hills Have Eyes Part II
i've watched this to make sure, and it is in fact, exactly what anyone can predict within the first few minutes. knowing that, there is absolutely nothing going on.
Taking away the best part of the original, is not a good idea to begin with. It's made worse when no one including Wes Craven gives a damn about this movie, this is just a cash grab, a terrible one at that
1.5/10
The Hills Have Eyes
very decent, it takes the best part of the original, albeit only for about half of the running time and then it actually delivered in what the original clearly couldn't due to its small budget.
pacing and editing only changes with the introduction of the mutants, instead of destroying slow and suspenseful first half
and yes there are inbred mutants, but there is some humanity to them, they do it out of necessity and revenge. It's just not very realistic, part of what makes the original, is how believable it is to get ambush by a group of maniacs or cannibals, in the middle of a vast desolate area.
6.5/10
The Hills Have Eyes II
Torture porn, deplorable, embarrassing, exhausting Torture porn. That makes use of every cliche in the book
the unapologetic rip off of Aliens, that couldn't be further from the original concept.
Wes Wrote this? Bullshit, his son Jonathan did, and like a good boy he slapped the script on the fridge for his daddy to see, apparently Craven is not too good at encouraging his kid, because giving him a movie was a mistake, he wrote nothing...absolutly nothing after this. He just puts his son name as a producer, on random shit...wow, how wonderfull it must be to be the son of Wes Craven!
0.5/10

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Last movie? Puh... a porn, just some minutes ago.

The Shining!

war of the planet of the apes

John Wick 2, good movie.

Dunkirk it was AWESOME.
'#Nolanfanboyhere

Just saw Spiderman Homecoming. Wasn't bad. Not the best of the MCU movies but it was still entertaining. And completely watchable, unlike those crap Spiderman movies with Tobey Maguire. He had NO right to portray Spiderman just like Christian Bale had no right to be Batman. Worst Batman EVER! But I digress.

Much as I want to say the HILARIOUS comedy gold line at the end of the movie, I won't spoil it.

There are only 3 hellraiser movies, they have a short licensing agreement to Hellraiser, and most of the scripts are recycled to fit with that world, so i'll be using sub titles for the rest

Hellraiser
Always wondered how this became a series. The cube an hard item to find, its used by a niche group of thrill seekers, and cenobites take it more as a service rather than going on a rampage over town.
yeah, the original is spectacular, there are a lot of themes and content for just 90 min, more so than that is of the cenobites and Pinhead, but whenever there is, its usually treated with fantastic pratical effects (resurrection scene)
while the inner works of the cube, hellworld, cenobites, or even how blood resuscitates bodies, is left unexplained.
Which is fine, i prefer thinking of the cenobites as a "Hell on wheels" delivery service, rather than the portrait and fixation with hell some of the sequels have
9/10
Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Its a direct sequel, more of the same, with worse but plenty practical effects, and it explores the cube a little bit more.
suffers from repetition and early flashbacks to the previous movie
7/10
Hell on Earth
This is Hellraiser in the literal sense, where hell actually comes to earth.
You put Tony Rendall and Anthony Hickox together, and you get a movie that is cheesier than the entirety of the 80s
I try to appreciate this for what it is, a movie that tries its damn hardest to resist becoming as slasher where cenobites play the role of Jason, but to no avail, it will indeed happen.
4.5/10
Bloodline
if i were to be fair, every single movie that comes next is worse, but bloodlines is the definition of boring
Pinhead is in space! Jason had to go to hell before he reached the final frontier This is also the first and only Hellraiser where the director went by the alias "Alan smithee".
This is an anthology movie with one writer. This movie is a lot of things, most importantly it's pointless
2/10
Inferno
Murder mystery, psychological thriller. Following a detective that is kind of a scumbag, he is facing his own personal demons in cenobite form, Shoe-Horned in into this movie. just by simply having the cube in the background. There is a reason why Dimension Films did not used these scripts, they are rushed and overly convoluted, but Hellraiser ends up doing more harm than good.
If you laugh at the idea of a movie completely falling apart in the last few minutes, this one is for you
3/10
Hellseeker
It's the fixed sequel to Inferno, we are now spawning sequels within sequels.
This hell, is a distorted version of reality. We get the pleasure to discover our main character, unlike the previous one.
What seems unfair at first, the feeling of being alone, powerless, confused, will soon be answered as it reveals more of about this character, of the cenobites have no business here. this could have been a decent Silent Hill-ish movie
5/10
Deader
Deader - When a franchise was already dead but killing it once wasn't enough.
these movie feeds lies on the first 10 min. I had expectations for a very different movie.
the story revolves about a cult who have discovered passage to Hellworld, by, get a load of this...committing suicide.
i just didn't rate in any lower, for being so odd. I feel i am being slowly lead to The Room of the Hellraiser franchise, and the thought of that excites me.
2.5
Hellworld
-I found you Jake, out there, in the internet
Teens all over are discussing the mythos on forums and playing Hellworld MMORPG.
But actually this story is about a negligent father who seeks revenge on a group of teens for his son´s videogaming related death.
We made it! We finally did it, the portrayal of teens, awkward assumption it does, the writers idea of what are videogames or what is the internet, on shit you not 2005. just how lazy it is adding the cenobites to the script, how the original script makes no sense to begin with...this is The Room, but somehow they got Lance Henriksen into this.
1/10
Hellraiser: Revelations
It's both an Hellraiser movie, and at the same time not a movie at all.
It's an attempt to Roger Corman a fake film, in the situation of "shit! our license agreement is about to run out!"
There is no movie, they really sold 70 min of filler, at least it's related to Hellraiser, I find this amazing, The Fantastic Four (1994) was never supposed to be released and it was a better movie. I cant even be mad for this, the massive balls it took to ask money, i'm impressed.
11/10

Next Of Kin (Atom Egoyan's first movie from 1984)
I enjoyed the movie, but it definitely isn't for everyone. Some may find it boring, but I was enthralled and found it very interesting. It's fairly short at 1h 10m.

Escape from Alcatraz was a fine can of spaghetti. Cool seeing aspects that Shawshank took inspiration from.

Army of one (2016)
Really good movie with Nicolas Cage.