It was good, really good, but I don't know...
I guess I expected something even deeper and more profound from Kaufman.

Muck
Chilling Visions
The Car
The Dark Half

13 hours

Zapped!...silly and cheesy, but good fun.

Zootopia 3D...extremely fun and quite unexpected in terms of story.

Zootopia - Not only was the video animation EXCELLENT, but the camera angles/framing was like I was watching a movie that had a Dir of Photography.
-I know they have one for Animation also, but I was blown away that I was watching a movie that just happened to animated.

Loved the movie, but some of the underlining msg of the movie...need to watch it again to see what they are trying to say.

Rogue (2007)...instills a very good sense of dread not seen since original Jaws (thought not nearly in the same league). very good.

I Come In Peace (1990)

Victor Frankenstein. The only impressive part was that it actually got green lit by the studio.

The Night Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave from


Not a big fan of Giallo or Eurotrash slasher/horror, but I was in the right mood for this last night and enjoyed the stylish mish mash of genres and abrupt gear shifting the film engages in, especially in the last act.
Looking forward to Red Queen which is supposed to be the even better of the two.



First time seeing it. Posted more in depth thoughts on it in the Movie forum. Suffice to say I enjoyed it to a point as pleasant diversion, but was disappointed in how much was painfully awkward and/or sadly derivative when it didn't really need to be. I'm going to be getting in some higher end speakers this week. My plan was to watch this once on the old set now and then spin it again in a week to hear the aural difference on the new ones. But after finally seeing it, the thought of watching it again so soon, at least start to finish, isn't that appealing.

Force Awakens is way way overrated and was not really a good or memorable movie. The Millenium Falcon chase was the only really good scene.

Heather Thomas what a babe



Mojave

The Fifth Wave. Awful and why does Hollywood continue to make movies like this?

Twilight Zone the Movie.

Surprised no thanks to Vic Morrow in the closing credits who died making this movie though maybe the lawsuit had something to do with that.

The credits had the segments listed by numbers and no titles?

Fistful of Dollars

yeah, i love how they say during the end credits that a body double was used for Ms. Thomas' nude scene.

Maybe it is something I should revisit lol.

Joy

The Blu-ray art is horrible but the movie was ok.

At first it looked like the movie was set in the 50's with the music and setting.

Mr. Right...it was a little fun. Sam Rockwell just exudes charm and charisma. love him in these type of rolls, but just mildly amusing.

Started watching Childhood's End this evening. We watched The Overlords and The Deceivers, we'll finish it up tomorrow.

Finished Childhood's End while we ate dinner earlier, watched Deadpool this evening.

The Wolverine...really didn't click with me. thought i enjoyed it the first time, at least a little, but i was sadly mistaken. just didn't really like at all.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (DC)...just a near perfect movie.

Incomprehensible, maddening, but it got under my skin. I would like a second viewing.

Moto pannukakku!!!

Don't know why everyone is so dead-set against Gods of Egypt, my wife & I were immensely entertained by it this evening...

Animal Kingdom...just masterful.

The Police Connection (1973)