What movie have you seen recently?

[LanceAndMissingNo.]

I thought about create a topic in which we talk about the movies that we watch recently. This idea works on other forums, and maybe, this will work here  , where we can post our opinions about the films, link to IMDB or another web with general aspects, and if you want, rating it.
(I don't know if this thread is repeated)

I begin: Yesterday, I've watched John Wick 3. Great photography and coreographies, but you think its very fantastical because you don't believe the characters hold on too much brawls. 7'5.

[Bert]

I saw John Wick 3 too! Awesome movie, loved the sword stuff, although the Casablanca fight and the glass floor fight (especially when Wick gets kicked through all those displays) make it seem like the movie was desperately trying to reach the two-hour mark.

Edit: I just remembered the part where the dude gets kicked in the face like four times by a horse and now my jaw hurts.

[Abwayax]

I saw Detective Pikachu fairly recently. It was cute. Incredibly predictable and not very deep, but enjoyable. The Pokemon were fairly well done. Some of the Pokemon said their names like in the anime, which I wasn't really fond of. 7/8.

[Evie the Mother Hen ☽ ❤]

I saw Detective Pikachu fairly recently. It was cute. Incredibly predictable and not very deep, but enjoyable. The Pokemon were fairly well done. Some of the Pokemon said their names like in the anime, which I wasn't really fond of. 7/8.

I watched it too. Personally didn't like it as much (felt more average and parts personally felt a little not for me), though it is nice.

[Missing? NO!]

I saw Avengers: Endgame. I wasn't sure how I'd like it going in, as I haven't seen all the Marvel movies leading up to it, but, man, was I blown away. After watching it, I realized it wasn't really a movie where I needed to know all the backstories of all the individual characters through their own solo movies -- I only really needed to understand the general plot and goals of the main party, which are pretty well-established through the other Avengers movies rather than their own individual movies.

Action sequences were great, and the concept of the story (won't spoil for reasons) are pretty cool and right in line with some of my interests. Did I mention the action sequences were nuts?

Would recommend. I didn't see it opening night because I knew the crowds would be massive and wild (seriously. I've seen videos on YouTube where people are cheering and clapping DURING the movie. People are that hyped for it) but I'm kind of regretting that I did it. The Avengers series as a whole seems almost less like a movie franchise and more a cultural experience. 9/10 would watch again.

[LanceAndMissingNo.]

I saw John Wick 3 too! Awesome movie, loved the sword stuff, although the Casablanca fight and the glass floor fight (especially when Wick gets kicked through all those displays) make it seem like the movie was desperately trying to reach the two-hour mark.

Edit: I just remembered the part where the dude gets kicked in the face like four times by a horse and now my jaw hurts.

Yeah, there are some battles that seems to long. The great inconvenient of this movie is the stamina of the characters, nobody can hold so many hits in the head, like the battle in the library. However, it's a great action movie, is spectacular visually.

I saw Detective Pikachu fairly recently. It was cute. Incredibly predictable and not very deep, but enjoyable. The Pokemon were fairly well done. Some of the Pokemon said their names like in the anime, which I wasn't really fond of. 7/8.

I wanted to watch this movie, but I prefer to watch it when I can in home...

I saw Avengers: Endgame.

Endgame is a movie which has been built along this 10 years (since Iron Man) and I think you must have seen the individual films of almost all heroes (I think there are some which you can ignore, like Cap. Marvel, Spider-man Homecoming, The incredible Hulk or even Ant man (Ant man 2 no)). I think that Infinity War was better. There are some things in Endgame I do not like so much...

By the way, this movie is 70M from being the most highest-grossing movie of all time, from Avatar.
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/world/
'We are in the end game now.'

I have pending the blade of the inmortal, of Takeshi Miike. I hope watch it today...

[Missing? NO!]

Endgame is a movie which has been built along this 10 years (since Iron Man) and I think you must have seen the individual films of almost all heroes (I think there are some which you can ignore, like Cap. Marvel, Spider-man Homecoming, The incredible Hulk or even Ant man (Ant man 2 no)). I think that Infinity War was better. There are some things in Endgame I do not like so much...

I actually didn't feel that way watching it. I had only watched the Iron Man movies, Spider-Man Homecoming, and nothing else (aside from a few clips of other Marvel movies like Thor, Civil War, etc) and I was able to understand what was going on in the movie fairly well. That being said, I think it's necessary to watch the entirety of the Avengers series before watching Endgame, but I don't think watching all the individual movies is necessary.

The basic Avengers movies do a good enough job of establishing the characters to the point where you'll understand their motivations in context of the Endgame plot, and that's really all you need. There might be things that you don't understand about the specific backstories of the characters, but you don't necessarily need to know that information in order to understand the movie as a whole.

[Bert]

I saw John Wick 3 too! Awesome movie, loved the sword stuff, although the Casablanca fight and the glass floor fight (especially when Wick gets kicked through all those displays) make it seem like the movie was desperately trying to reach the two-hour mark.

Edit: I just remembered the part where the dude gets kicked in the face like four times by a horse and now my jaw hurts.

Yeah, there are some battles that seems to long. The great inconvenient of this movie is the stamina of the characters, nobody can hold so many hits in the head, like the battle in the library. However, it's a great action movie, is spectacular visually.

To be fair, this is the same movie series where characters shoot at each other in public and have sword fights on motorcycles and nobody notices.

I watched Under Siege the other day. Still holds up, although I think Marked for Death is Steven Seagal's best film.

[Bert]

Went and saw Rambo: Last Blood tonight. What a fucking ride. The best part was when he smashed that dude in the dick with a hammer.

[Parzival]

Downsizing. People said it was a comedy.


jesus it's like they forgot what movie they were making halfway in and glued on another movie with the same actors then cut to an ending for the original plot and

this was a mistake