what is the last movie you have watched? (film, scene, actors)

[TamaraSavannah]

"12 to the Moon"
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054415/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


Oh, it's dated, the special effects are nil, but it is fun with a good DP at times, it has its moments of suspense when one wonders if this is going to be "and then there were none", and finally, it held me through the entire movie.


In our fast paced world, it so easy to say, "Oh, I have other things to do," and leave the movie, but this one held me on the sofa. Maybe not too terrifically but held there I was.....even to say, "Oh, I watched that, watched it all, once.".


It was in the same bargain pack as "Valley of the Dragons", in fact on the same disk.

[metalmancpa]

Happy Death Day

I like the Groundhog Day approach to movies.

[phonelady61]

Originally Posted by loves2read

"Widows" Steve McQueen 3/5
Script was weak IMO--the two strands (political/heist) were intertwined but w/o real definition--glossed over--
Cast is way above the script but even the acting was more motion than invested--which is surprise==expected more...
and this should have been much better movie considering the talent associated with it...

Yes thank you . You summed up this movie perfectly . My sil 's sister said she zoned out and now I know why there was top talent in this but not a lot of action for me . You summed it up for me as well .

[greatblueheron]

All About Eve
Bette Davis
Turner Classic Movies

[oeccscclhjhn]

rewatched Still Walking (2008), Kore-eda Hirokaz

still 10/10

also a great food movie, with the corn tempura scenes.

[HomeIsWhere...]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

Regarding Bernard and Doris...sometimes ya gotta go to amazon and buy a used copy for $1-5.
I checked there are many copies available

Thanks Miss H, I will check that out!

[Ralph_Kirk]

Walt Disney's "The Living Desert" from 1960.

It was as wonderful as I remembered.

Clearly they did a lot of editing to create narrative vignettes, but it was still a pretty wonderful movie.

Next: "The Vanishing Prairie."

[Miss Hepburn]

The Green Book....Oscar nods... Just watch...

[Ralph_Kirk]

Downsizing.

Interesting as an idea story. As a veteran of the "end of the world" movies popular in the 60s and 70s, this one seen in through those lenses is a good one of hope within hopelessness.

But I can see why it bombed at the box office.

[Amber18]

Theatres: Ralph Breaks the Internet....loved it! Very funny and good

At home: Wonder Woman for the millionth time

Two Gal Gadot movies in a day <3