The equalizer 2 on amazon and 3 on the cinema

Mission Impossible Fallout (I've watched the entire franchise for the first time over the past 3 days)

Last weekend I went to the cinema (in Buenos Aires, Argentina) and I saw the Studio Ghibli fest! It was awesome, in 3 days I saw:

• Howl's Moving Castle {Hauru no ugoku shiro}
• My Neighbor Totoro {Tonari no Totoro}
• Spirited Away {Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi}
• Ponyo {Gake no ue no Ponyo}
• Princess Mononoke {Mononoke-hime}

Popcorn and Miyasaki, a well spent time :)

Matrix for the umpteenth time. It is starting to look a little dated though which I hadn't noticed before, still a good film though.

I finally saw Spider-man: Across The Spiderverse, which I thought was great, maybe better than the previous one.

Also watched Beau is Afraid, so weird but I really liked.

Upgrade. It was surprisingly good for a low budget movie I knew by chance.

Green Lantern.
Yes, yes, I know...

Oppenheimer

Monster(2023). It does have mixed reviews in my country, but I personally liked it, especially the ending.

It's a shame, but my other half took me ... Barbie.

Not bad after all, could be better much more than I expected it to be :)

It was "Road to Perdition". Not Tom Hanks' best performance, but the soundtrack is good.

Danton, a French-Polish-West German movie about the last days of Georges Danton, one of the leading figures of the French Revolution.

Pretty good, and very insightful if you want to learn something about the French Revolution. Not exactly a documentary, of course.

Talk To me
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/talk_to_me_2023
Chees!

The Pianist

Dead Again

"Rubber", about a tire that comes to life and kills people with psychokinetic powers.

A love story, really.

Hi CurryKingWurst.
My last movie was The Hateful Eight. It has been a while since it came out so I'm a bit late, but I enjoyed a lot. Despite the Tarantino's reputation, this definitely isn't some violent movie for mainstream. It's a beautiful long unraveling theatre, where all actors are main actors and they steal the stage for them selves (in a good way) and it a pleasure to watch them even one could say "nothing happens".
If you're in a mood for a western detective movie, it's a great experience.

Shutter Island

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

The next one will probably be Die Welle (The Wave), I heard good thing about this one.

Edit: I just remembered that the last movie saw was Little Miss Sunshine (but as I already saw it before, I forgot that it was after Indiana Jones).

Campeones is the last movie I have seen. The story is about a guy who is a basketball coach and, because he messes up in traffic, gets sentenced to do community service with a basketball team made up of people with intellectual disabilities. The movie tells how this unlikely group of players and their coach figure out how to overcome obstacles and become a tight-knit team. It also tackles themes of inclusion, acceptance, and friendship, and it does so with humor and sensitivity.

Last one was Oppenheimer.

The movie was good. In my opinion too much time wasted on a non-trial. But THAT ending. Man, it was so great. I wasn't expecting, just a simple talk, and Einstein's face. I still shiver when I think about it.

As bestas

Saw Hereditary, it was better than I expected tbh

Watched some of the new Indiana Jones movie. I love the old ones so I'm trying to like it but its got some issues in my opinion.

The Shawshank Redemption