The Last non-Monster movie you have watched?

[geezer butler]

A Mighty Wind (2003)

*I just have one question for everyone: "Hey, Wha' Happened??"

   

[Mike Scott]

A Mighty Wind (2003)

Love all their movies! Especially "Best  in Show".

[marsattacks666]

Uncle Buck-1989
Tommy Boy-1995

[Monsters For Sale]

Midway, 2019 - Everyone knows this story.

Unnecessary retelling.  I was so bored I had trouble staying awake.  The film needed some dramatic changes in tempo and setting to break it up.  The CGI effects were so overwhelming that I felt like I was watching a cartoon.  Too many camera angles that would be impossible in real life - makes the whole thing look unreal to me.

Not a fan of war movies, anyway.  This one was loaned to me by my friend's husband.

At least I can tell him I watched it.  (I'm lousy at pretending to like something I don't - so I never try.) 

[Haunted hearse]

Midway, 2019 - Everyone knows this story.

Unnecessary retelling.  I was so bored I had trouble staying awake.  The film needed some dramatic changes in tempo and setting to break it up.  The CGI effects were so overwhelming that I felt like I was watching a cartoon.  Too many camera angles that would be impossible in real life - makes the whole thing look unreal to me.

Not a fan of war movies, anyway.  This one was loaned to me by my friend's husband.

At least I can tell him I watched it.  (I'm lousy at pretending to like something I don't - so I never try.)

Well I'm certainly glad you didn't give away any spoilers, like who won.

[geezer butler]

Love all their movies! Especially "Best  in Show".

Oh yea, Best in Show is great. We went to a screening of Best in Show a few years ago, followed by a Q & A with Fred Willard. But I like all those films too: Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, For Your Consideration . . .

[Mord]

 TCM will be airing Lucio Fulci's "The New Gladiators" (1983) tonight (3/27/20). Is anyone here familiar with this film? It it worth a viewing? It does have nudity (according to the rating).

[Lunkenstein]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) - really loved this film!  Kept me glued and entertained throughout.

[Mike...In 3-D!]

Showing the fiance some classics: Mad Max and The Road Warrior.

[creaturefan95]

Parasite

[Lunkenstein]

THE SCARLET CLUE (1945) [CHARLIE CHAN]
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (1952) [ABBOTT AND COSTELLO]
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (1956)
CITIZEN KANE (1941)

[Monsters For Sale]

Mister Roberts, 1955  -  I would like to see this one get a thorough restoring and BLU-Ray or 4k issue.

I always love the idea that Ensign Pulver has been serving on the small ship for so long and the Captain has never seen him.

[zombiehorror]

Trolls World Tour

[Mord]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) - really loved this film!  Kept me glued and entertained throughout.

Brilliant film! It's  probably my 2nd favorite Tarantino movie (behind "Pulp Fiction"). As usual, great soundtrack.

[Mike Scott]

It's  probably my 2nd favorite Tarantino movie (behind "Pulp Fiction").

Throw in "Jackie Brown" for my top 3, though I don't know what order.