Last movie you saw?

[Candleicious Ghost]

Randomly put on Now You See Me last night. It really is just a fun movie. And just seeing how differently Mark Ruffalo looks from one moment to the next when he goes from FBI Agent Dylan Rhodes to mastermind Dylan Shrike gives me chills every time. Nothing about him changes but also everything about him changes.

As maligned as they are I enjoyed all 3 of those movies.

 

[camdudetenger2018]

rewatched the end of oak street

then watched matchbox the movie and spider man brand new day

 

[PlainSimpleJoel]

Finally got around to watching Spiderman - Brand New Day. Not sure what to think of it now. I know I'll be buying on blu-ray so I can watch it again.

 

[oktay]

I watched Backrooms on HBOMax last night. It's fantastic movies, weird and creepy, in all the right ways. I'm usually the kind of person that wants everything explained, but I actually like the fact that this only had one sort of explanation of one part of what's going on. It's really proof that you don't need crazy amount money to make a good movie that can bring in a lot of money. It was made for only $10 million and made $400 million. One fun fact I saw on the Wikipedia is that the guy who directed was only 20, and he set the record for the youngest person to ever direct a movie that made #1 at box office.

Nowadays, figures from Generation Z are also stepping up as directors. Many of them began their careers as YouTubers, built massive audiences on the platform, leveraged that success to establish strong networks in Hollywood, and are now making their own films. Furthermore, the movie you mentioned originated as a short film on YouTube—a project that built a unique universe and lore based on those shorts. Beyond that, Hollywood studios realized that many major directors were aging and that even directors who had emerged in the last decade—like Taika Waititi—were already over forty; consequently, they decided to make room for talent from Generation Z.

 

[urrutiap]

earlier today i saw the Other Mommy horror movie at the theater. pretty good movie

 

[JD]

I'm hoping to see that when it comes to streaming, it looks intriguing.

 

[Candleicious Ghost]

Until I saw the trailer for that I thought the title was for another Coraline movie lol about the other mommy

 

[urrutiap]

Until I saw the trailer for that I thought the title was for another Coraline movie lol about the other mommy

I'm hoping to see that when it comes to streaming, it looks intriguing.

well i saw the Other Mommy movie a the theater earlier today. the movie is really good. it has some good jump scare moments

 

[camdudetenger2018]

the 2026 film spa weekend then the 2026 film acme vs coyote

 

[camdudetenger2018]

rewatched the 2022 film dragon ball super super hero then rewatched the 2025 film jingle bell heist then rewatched the 2018 film crazy rich asians

 

[Ovation]

Detective Story (1951) with Kirk Douglas (a young Michael Strong—the original Dr. Corby—has a small role). More topically relevant to the present day than I expected, though certainly a film of its time. Worth a viewing.

 

[SatanHappens]

Matchbox The Movie.

Good forgettable fun

 

[Wednesday]

Coyote Vs Acme. Loved it!

 

[Harper3.0]

Detective Story (1951) with Kirk Douglas (a young Michael Strong—the original Dr. Corby—has a small role). More topically relevant to the present day than I expected, though certainly a film of its time. Worth a viewing.

I enjoy noir movies, and haven't seen that one! I'll have to check it out. I do enjoy a good Kirk Douglas movie.

 

[JD]

I watched Disclosure Day for the first time on Peacock last night, I thought it was really good.

 

[camdudetenger2018]

rewatched the 2006 film slither