The last movie you saw in a cinema and points for that?

So I watched " I feel pretty". Definitely, like it!

You're going to see a lot of reviews from "film critics" say that it's predictable, silly, probably a few other criticisms that are perfectly fair as the plot is pretty much obvious. But this movie knows what it is, and the authenticity makes it enjoyable. It has a genuinely sweet romance, great comedic moments, and good messages. It's a silly romcom with a lot of charm and heart, and it's worth a couple hours of your time. Give it a chance and you will not regret! 

1. last movie i saw on cinema was the first spider man rating 10/10

And my next movie I want to watch is Ocean's Eight. Has anybody seen it? 

Can you recommend it? Hope that it will be good as I really like the actresses that will be on this movie. Hopefully, I will be good and I will have a good time and I will share my opinion with you, guys :)

Halloween (2018) 5/10 - the plot is not very interesting and the film is not so scary ...a nd 5 points will be a lot to me. I do not advise anyone this film

The mule - Clint Eastwood  8/10: I didn't like his last movies, but this one is as good as Gran Torino!

The last movie I saw at the movies was "The Joker". It was an amazing movie. I'm also glad that Joaquin had won the Oscar and other rewards because of that character.

It was one about christmass with The girl from game of thrones. My gf wanted to see Frozen but we end up watching that one. 

Green Book, excellent movie with a great message. I like the subtle details all over the movie

La odisea de los giles. comedy, crime, not a bad movie

Klaus (2019)

The story of a rich young man Jasper, whom his father sends to the wilderness to work as a simple postman. And everything is bad there and it is almost impossible to fulfill the father's condition. But, as usual, a series of accidents leads to unexpected results.

The Lion King 

"the gobbler " and i love it 

I watched The Trial of The Chicago 7 on Netflix a week ago, which, assumingly, qualifies as new-normal cinema. I enjoyed it — 8/10.

The movie, written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, dives into real-life events behind the Chicago Seven, a group of protesters who stood against the Vietnam War during the 1968 Democratic National Convention held in Windy City. 

It's difficult for me to find another screenwriter in Hollywood who possesses such an original style, tone, composition, themes, or uniquely blunt attitude towards his subjects as Sorkin. 

At 130 minutes, he paced this movie skillfully, keeping attention span at a premium. The whole cast is excellent, especially in conveying different, often polarizing perspectives of these times. 

I especially liked how relevant this story is to our contemporary lives, although that might be equally depressing to a certain extent.

Short of a few minor continuity slip-ups due to single-camera shooting, I couldn't find any more significant drawbacks. 

If you're into Sorkin's work — A Few Good Man, Charlie Wilson's War, Moneyball, The Social Network, The West Wing, The Newsroom, Molly's Game — or you like legal drama or look for a lovely movie evening, I would most certainly recommend this one. 

--Dejan

The Joker  i love it!

The last two movies I saw at the cinema were Dune and The Batman (2022). Both a strong 9/10 in their own respective ways. Dune is an incredible achievement of cinematography but also as an adaptation from the books because Dune books have been notoriously hard to adapt to the big screen. The Oscar winning score by Hans Zimmer is probably the most unique score I have ever heard in movies. What Dune excels at is the way it shows the size of the air crafts and the locations in the movie and making them look believable while also keeping them very foreign to what we see in our world today.

The Batman on the other hand doesn't have a lot of open location shots and instead excels at keeping the viewer very close to what is happening in the movie at all times. Also, the way Matt Reeves shows Gotham and Bruce Wayne is the most comic book accurate showing ever put on film. The mix between the comic book accuracy of the movie, incredible cinematography, great theme song and a great script really makes this my favorite Batman movie ever, even passing The Dark Knight. And it just so happens that both Dune's and Batman's cinematography was done by the same man Greg Fraser in collaboration with the directors.

Great thread! I got so many recommendations from your answers. I agree with @77Paula! It only took me a while to appreciate the Jason Bourne film series.

The latest Batman movie, the one with the vampire kid. with "The dark night" to compare with id say it wasnt that good. Some people seem to have liked it, i thought it was slow and a bit boring. 

I watched the 3D version of Lion King with my mother, and we both really enjoyed it :) 5/5 stars!

A local cinema had a special Sci-Fi week showing movies people voted for. Luckily for me 'Interstellar' won the IMAX poll. Iam a huge Christopher Nolan fan and watched Interstellar many times before but never the IMAX Version. 10/10

I saw baz luhrmans ELVIS this weekend

it was like all his films, Fantastic

i'd recommend

The last movie I saw at the theater was Shrek and I truly enjoyed it, even though I'm an adult.

The last movie that I saw in a cinema was the live action Mulan released in 2020.
The movie is absolute trash since it completely misses the point of the original Mulan from '98 which was a masterpiece. It's made to empower woman but it's doing it wrong. There's no character development  since she's over the top skilled and strong right from the start, romance in the movie is very cheap  and worst of all THERE IS NO MUSHU . I guess if you're a fan of Chinese over-the-top action movies this is a move for you. 

Rating: 2/10

The original is the first movie that I've seen in cinema ever  and I have no interest in watching that new one after your review, especially because there is no Mushu 

I agree, he was a "Dragon not Lizard" that gave that special thing to the original movie. Why would they exclude him?? 

The last movie that I saw was Amsterdam. It's a long one but worth watching the story is amazing!