What is the last movie you watched?

[Nitneuc]

Originally Posted by [R-DEV]Nosferatu

Mad Max: Fury Road

Simply the best action flick since 2007's zoospartans.
There is a lot to like, but I liked "cinema language" - image of world as truck with ecstatic mutants drummers and diabolical flamethrowing guitarist playing with all their might and running full speed ahead to inevitable demise.

Holy shit, I'm so glad they didn't fuck up the franchise.
I'm planning to go watch it at the end of the month. My theater offers both 3D and non-3D screenings, do you guys think the 3D is worth it ?

[Cpt.Future]

Originally Posted by Nitneuc

Holy shit, I'm so glad they didn't fuck up the franchise.
I'm planning to go watch it at the end of the month. My theater offers both 3D and non-3D screenings, do you guys think the 3D is worth it ?

I watched it in 2D yesterday, gonna watch it in 3D tomorrow.
Great film, best action film IMO wt The Raid 2... and I love the old Mad Max films.
The fast cuts might be vomit inducing in 3D, not sure.

[=Romagnolo=]

IMO, 3D is great but after 15 min of movie you get used to it and doesn't make much difference, but you've already paid more for it.

I'm going to watch mad max tonight! I'm so excited1

[Rudd]

Chappie 7/10

Only got scored down because the tempo wasn't quite right, skipped over some bits that in my opinion required more deliberation either because it was integral to plot OR something that will revolutionise the universe as it is known in the film

Grey text to avoid spoiler as I can't remember how to get the tags to work

AI is a revolution in itself, this wasn't explored enough, the emphasis put on soul instead of consciousness, but then at the end transfering consciousness to robot bodies...this is pretty big stuff and warranted further discussion. I'd have love a final scene where Chappie and Deon walk into a TV station and just explain what's happened

[Aimed]

Mad Max: Fury Road

10/10

I loved the movie, I went in expecting a great film and left with one of my new favorites. It's just absolute insanity and perfectly done. What added to it, was seeing it in 4DX at my cinema which just made the whole experience ridiculous. Blasts of air over my shoulders as bullets fly past, sprays of water at you as blood is sprayed on screen and smoke let out during explosions. Best cinema experience I've ever had with one of the best action movies I've seen.

[WelshManDan]

Interstellar

Great movie, dont get why some people on here mentioned It being about religion tho, doesnt have anything to do with it?

Love the dylan thomas quote too, sublime.

[[R-DEV]​Nosferatu]

Kingsman

All you need to know about this movie could be summarized by this gif:



It is, indeed, Tom&Jerry cartoon with buttsex in the end.

[Pantera]

Originally Posted by WelshManDan

Interstellar

Great movie, dont get why some people on here mentioned It being about religion tho, doesnt have anything to do with it?

Love the dylan thomas quote too, sublime.

Not "about" religion, just uses a lot of references.

Saw Ex Machina last night.

8/10. I personally thought it was intense, and as a fan of the Black Mirror series this was a treat. If you guys want to see more of this style of film I'd recommend this:

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[Cossack]

Age of Adaline

9/10

Really really rare occasion movie that at first I was not sure about, but after watching, totally worth my time.

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[WelshManDan]

Originally Posted by Pantera

Not "about" religion, just uses a lot of references.

Such as? Far as I can tell its 100% science based.