What are the most recent movies you've seen?

[OneHallyuRefugee]

Into the Spider Verse: 10/10

 

[carol danvers]

The Curse of La Llorona (2019): As someone from Mexico I could only laugh at most of what happened in this movie, why in the world La Llorona would be in LA, I don't know. Not a single scary moment, there was no tension whatsoever and both the kids and mother were dumb and unlikeable (even by horror movie standards). A big smh for this movie.

 

[kimsguardian]

The Lion King
it's awesome visually, great graphic but unfortunately there's no expression in lions face so story kinda flat (far below compared to the cartoon)
turns out there are a lot reviewer gave negative score to this movie, as opposite from aladdin.
so i'll just give it 6/10

 

[Panda]

John Wick 3 - 5/10

 

[Noctis.]

Crazy Rich Asians 8/10

 

[yooamygirls]

I was in the mood to watch some good lgbtq+ movies so I watched the classics Carol and Brokeback Mountain and they were both AMAZING. Also watched Call Me By Your Name but I really didn't like it....I feel like I'm the only one who actively disliked the film lol I really liked Elio's character though.

 

[boomimo]

Tolkien (2019) 7.5/10
Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019) 6/10

Edit:
Aladdin (2019) 7/10
Men in Black International (2019) 4/10

 

[carol danvers]

Brightburn (2019): Nothing groundbreaking but it was an entertaining watch, I wish the CGI was better because it was way too noticeable at some places and it took me out, I don't know why they didn't go the practical route but oh well. OK acting but predictable plot.

 

[Icy]

i watched half of jennifer's body last night, hmmm it wasn't my type of movie though i really enjoyed the visuals.

 

[kimjuncotton]

Maze Runner: The Death Cure
7/10

 

[yerm]

Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead You know what, for a bad film it was a decent bad film. Politically incorrect to the uncomfortable point at times, but definitely one of the better bad films I've been unfortunate enough to watch. 6/10

 

[Pandi]

sing street 9.5/10

 

[KDramaAddict101]

NightCrawler:8/10

It was...interesting to say the least. Jake’s performance was amazing

 

[carol danvers]

Men in Black: International (2019): It was...bad. I can't really think of a single thing that I genuinely liked about this movie. Hands down the worst film I've seen in a very long time.

 

[fromisEJel]

Friend Zone (Thai Movie): 9.5/10

A really good movie. 0.5 points taken away because of the unrealistic ending

 

[carol danvers]

Dark Phoenix (2019): You know, it wasn't really as bad as I thought it would. I don't know, maybe my expectations for X-Men films are really low since Fox never knew what to do with them, but the first 20 min and the last 30 min were pretty entertaining; the stuff in the middle was slow and nonsensical as per usual tho. Sophie didn't suck which was a welcome surprise and the acting in general was pretty fine, the cast could only do so much with such a shit script to be honest. The score was amazing and my favorite part by far. A solid 6.5/10.

 

[dannyy]

Anabelle Comes Home (US Movie): 7/10 --> KUDOS to the freaking corpse and their coinsss!
Aladdin (US Movie): 6.5/10 --> Honestly, they're not bad, they're just... awkward.
Lion King (US Movie): 7/10 --> Ignore the story, voice actor and the songs, everything is visually splendid)
Night Fury (Korean Movie): 6/10
Innocent Witness (Korean Movie): 7/10
Midsommar (US/Sweden Movie): 7.5/10

 

[yerm]

I'm watching all the Spider-man films. Yesterday I watched Sam Raimi's trilogy.

Spider-Man 1: 7/10. Nearly a good film but the visual effects, direction, corny dialogue just lost me.
Spider-Man 2: 7.5/10. Marginally better but still lacking for the same reasons. The only reason it gets 0.5 more is because Michael Bublé sang in the credits. Yes I am secretly a middle-aged woman.
Spider-Man 3: 0.5/10. Only gets a positive score because of Spidey butt and because it wasn't any longer than it was.

Anticipate me slandering the rest of the films that don't have Tom Holland in

 

[Nimz]

Rocketman
7.5/10

 

[dannyy]

The Danish Girl (UK Movie): 8/10
The Theory of Everything (UK Movie): 8.5/10 --> I'm always weak to the character who admit that they tired doing "love" to their loved ones
Koe No Katachi (Japanese Movie Animation): 8.5/10 --> You know what? Just watch it. It breaks your heart little the more you watched this movie.
Man In Love (Korean Movie): 7.5/10
6 Years (US Movie): 6/10 --> The ending scene though, that's highlight everything in this movie.