Movies you've seen recently and have enjoyed?

Swiss Army Man might be my favorite movie of the year so far. So weird and unique, but also hilarious and heartfelt.

 

What is a Wilsonville?

 

Where this guy lives, dummy.

 

Suicide Squad is pretty damn cool.

 

Microbe and Gasoline - good

Jason Bourne - decent, meaning you'll like it if you are a fan

Jungle Book - good

Central Intelligence - OK, meaning it's passable if you just have to see a movie, and you've seen everything else you wanted to see already

Ninja Turtles 2 - OK, I had time to kill, and didn't want to go home, I took a nap

 

And of course it's getting bad reviews... I think I disagree with the critical consensus more often than most. I don't even read reviews anymore.

 

Jungle Book was good.
Birdman was ok, less than the verbal blowies they were giving it but expected.


FOXCATCHER is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. I want to give it away but that would be mean to a friend.

 

Forgot Whiplash, really well done. JK Simmons was great as always.

 

Yeah, just saw a review for it and it is on Netflix. Was just reading about the movie I just saw and most of it is completely fabricated. What actually happened sounds way more interesting.

This movie was a boring waste of time.

 

Was going to watch the documentary tonight but watched Ip man. So damn good.

Edit, seem to think I read about that movie here..thanks whoever you are.

 

Watched the secret life of walter mitty. Wasn't bad, nothing amazing, but an interesting little movie none the less.

 

Popstar - it was alright. Kinda dumb, but some funny scenes. 6/10.

Me before you - good movie. I really like emilia clarke. 8/10.

 

For the Love of Spock was good. It was made by Leonard Nimoy's son and focused a lot on their relationship, which caused the film to drag on a bit. Give me more Spock! Worth watching for Spock/Nimoy fans.

I saw a German film too called The People vs Fritz Bauer which was decent. Dude hunting Nazis.

 

Just watched a movie called Traded and A Perfect Day. Just came out, thought I'd keep myself busy flying all the way home from London. Lets just say they were both horrible!

 

I thought a lot of the humor was too forced and for the most part the movie was just ok.

 

The finest hour on Netflix with Chris Pine is a good film about a hero in the Coast Guard...great sea movie about a true life rescue

 

Green Room was good. Pretty much unrelenting tension. But I guess "Don't Breathe" is even more intense. Sad watching Green Room knowing that Anton Yelchin had died in such a stupid way.

On a lighter note, I've got to say that I liked Zootopia a lot more than Inside Out. Which was not what I was expecting.

 

I hate any movie that makes me actively root for Nazi/Aryans.

It was ridiculous and I wished a meteor would hit the building and kill all of them.

If that movie didn't have two Star Trek guys in it nobody would have ever seen it.