I haven't watched the first two in ages, so it didn't really bother me. If had watched them again before watching this, it definitely would have then. It's not boring at all, I watch that kind of stuff all the time.
I've visited several of the USA's National Parks several years ago as a treat to myself for my 40th birthday. May visit some more in a couple of years time. But as for the last movie I watched Indepedence Day: Resurgence. I hadn't seen it and I was channel hopping and it was on.
I recommend it Last niight I saw Good Luck to You, Leo Grande. Which is a very good two-hander between the two leads. Emma Thompson's 'Nancy' has led a very sexually repressed life and, two years after he husband's death, hires a male escort to see what she's been missing. Both Thompson and and Daryl McCormack are on top form. It gets very touching (no pun intended) in places and very raunchy near the end. There's only one blemish and that's the one supporting role, which was a bit awkward.
I intended to go watch Jurassic World: Dominion the other day, but it was hot as hell, so apparently everybody else in town had the same idea So, I figured I'd watch Top Gun: Maverick, but it didn't start for another 45 minutes, then I thought maybe I'd watch Doctor Strange, but it was an hour off. And they didn't even HAVE Bob's Burgers So, I guess the last two movies I watched were the first half of Morbius (I was in Orlando and passed out drunk halfway thru ) and the first half of The Batman (fourth time watching, really wanted to finish it, but had to wake up early the next morning )
I saw Jurassic World: Domion last week, and it was pretty good. One Friday, I tried to watch X-Men: Dark Phoenix, but gave up on it and later watched Cruella, which I really enjoyed.
Spiderhead over on Netflix. Interesting little movie. Better than I thought it would be. Interesting seeing Chris Hemsworth playing the bad guy.... Miles Teller was excellent. Somewhere in the 7 - 8 outta 10 range..
Same here. Watched it on D+ last night. Visually stunning. Story was kind of 'weak sauce' though... 7.5/10
Just rewatched Mr. Holland's Opus last night. It still holds up. 8/10 You're not alone there. I didn't mind parts of it, but it was too dark, cinematography wise and it just seemed shallow.
A week or two ago I watched The Living Daylights, and I really enjoyed it. This was my first time seeing Timothy Dalton's James Bond, and I like his version a lot. I swear there was something else I watched after that, but now I'm having a total brain fart, and I can't remember what it was. Also planning on watching the new Hulu Original, The Princess tomorrow morning. I had planned on watching it today, but then I found out the last two episodes of Stranger Things 4 came out, so I ended up watching those instead.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. It was okay... not really what I was expecting. I was expecting something more in the vein of something like the Family Guy episode Road to the Multiverse. Not just getting stuck in one or two parallel dimensions. Although, I loved the scene with Strange and America flying through the different dimensions. And I loved Zombie Dr. Strange I also watched Beavis and Butt-head Do the Universe. I have a habit of starting to laugh like Butt-head when I watch old school Beavis and Butt-head episodes and Do America. The same thing happened watching Do the Universe. It was pretty funny