What movies have you seen recently?

[areobee401]

The Babadook

Horror films involving a creepy *** 6 year old so you it's spooky.

Green Room

I don't know why a movie about a punk rock band held captive at a white supremacist compound being extremely violent surprised me, but it did. Some real cringe worthy moments. R.I.P. Anton Yelchin.

[CC]

The Lobster- Weirdest damn movie I think I've ever seen. Some funny parts though.

Nerve- Thought this was gonna be stupid, but strangely I enjoyed it. Mostly entertaining throughout. That'd be a cool game, if it was real.

Jason Bourne- Prolly the worst of the Matt Damon Bourne movies, better than the other one. Still entertaining.

[Maxwhite14]

Bronson (Tom Hardy)

Great flick, worth the 5 bucks it cost to buy in the ps store..

[Bmore Irish]

Finally got around to seeing The Hateful Eight. At this point, you pretty much know what to expect from Tarantino, and this is a Tarantino flick. That being said, I'm a fan, so of course I enjoyed it. I thought the score was really good too.

Saw Rogue One recently too. I really enjoyed it, probably as much as The Force Awakens. Even though you more or less already know the story, I still got really invested in the characters and what they were trying to accomplish. Has me looking forward even more to Episode VIII.

[Blzer]

These are advance screening opportunities I have within the next week plus. There is one conflict though:

Live By Night
The Bye Bye Man/Patriots Day
Split

As you can see, there is a time conflict between The Bye Bye Man and Patriots Day. I think I'd rather see the latter, but I wanted your opinions if you have heard about either film yet.

[Majingir]

Who knows if I've seen it since my last post in this thread about it in 2013(wouldn't be surprised if I did), but decided to re-watch the Harry Potter series over the past week or so. I think it's also first time doing so since Alan Rickman (Snape) died.

It'll never get old for me. Still hate how the book came out years before the movie, so everyone I knew who read the books, spoiled it for me before the movies came out. But 10 years of the movie being such a relevant thing, speculating with friends/family throughout the entire 10+ years about every topic in the series, I miss those days. Sure, they have the new series out, but it's still nothing like the Harry Potter series itself. Anytime I hear that music from the movie, I get all nostalgic.

There's lots of great movies out there and all that I love, but this series just has that extra special feeling for me. Decades from now, I can see myself still watching the movies from time to time.

[redsox4evur]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

These are advance screening opportunities I have within the next week plus. There is one conflict though: Live By Night The Bye Bye Man/Patriots Day Split As you can see, there is a time conflict between The Bye Bye Man and Patriots Day. I think I'd rather see the latter, but I wanted your opinions if you have heard about either film yet.

I have heard so many different things about Patriots day. I have heard it was a great movie to a good movie to something that never should be made. And the feeling around Boston is that it was released too close to the attacks about 4 years ago. I hate 99.9% of what Barstool does but here's a good description of the movie (note it obviously comes from a Bostonian's POV.). http://www.barstoolsports.com/boston...damn-powerful/

I'm personally going to wait and it see later as it does still hit home a little bit that this all happened and I don't want to see it all unfold, again, at this moment. I mean I remember this day so vividly and remember exactly where I was and what I did that whole day. Kinda like most with the terrorist attacks on 9/11; I don't remember that day because I was young at the time.

[CC]

I'd rather see Live by Night. But, I pretty much have hated Wallyburger in any role hes done outside of Sargeant Digby.

Edit: misread. Bye bye man looks like trash to me.