What is the last movie you've seen? Part 2

[PUTAT]

I watched PMMM Walpurgisnacht Rising yesterday after reading the manga a few days ago. It was a bizarre movie and reminds me of the experimental animations made by some Japanese college students which are shown on Youtube channels.

[Yuzhnya]

Das Finale 1 and 2, as part of a preparation marathon for the release of the magnum opus of Girls und Panzer, Das Finale 5.

[New Atlantic States]

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

[Yorsa II]

Last Year at Marienbad 1961

memory time loop film

I can't explain the plot because it doesn't have one

[PUTAT]

So here is the spoiler for PMMM Walpurgisnacht Rising.

One of the main antagonists is none other than the personification of Walpurgisnacht. Like a certain magical girl introduced in the present gacha game, she technically has more than one moms as Walpurgisnacht is a conglomeration of many souls. The crappy witch system which featured soul gems is a result of this woman's nature as a magical girl who replaced the core system in which magical girls turn into 'demons' (witches with no grief seed drop) and she is the second female Christian saint to receive a character arc in the Puella Magi franchise.

[Wizlandia]

From Up on Poppy Hill - Not a fan. Especially with that midpoint twist.

Eternity - Great movie. 100% recommend.

ParaNorman - Surprisingly funny. Very solid, though not at same level as say Coraline.

[Wundertute Jazz]

rewatched digger (2026) in imax

[PUTAT]

I watched a movie of Happiness Charge Precure yesterday.

[Dutch Socialist States]

I watched many movies recently. De Gaulle is a great movie, The Sting is good too.

[Kombinita Socialisma Demokratio]

Metropolis (1927)

[Quesbia]

I think the last movie I've watched is Scream. Haven't finished it yet though.

[Cannot think of a name]

The Social Reckoning, Sorkin at his most up his own ass. Characters correcting each other on mythology and movie musicals, monologues as far as the eye can see, repetition of things tossed back and forth between characters. Without Fincher's direction the raw 'this is pretty much a play, right?' feeling is inescapable. I don't think he actually understands the mechanism used to feed extremism so it's never really well explained in the movie. I almost laughed out loud at one character's impromptu wildly articulate spontaneous monologue.

Thing is if it was a play it might not have felt so silly and out of place. But it's not. He did do a better job of getting closer to his Colonel Jessup level of 'a reason to feel right and justified' to the antagonist by walking up to the 'free speech absolutist' argument being that it's unethical for them to become arbiters of what is and isn't 'true' but instead leaned on their argument being that it's 'hard' to support the movies definite stance that it should do that (I'm not on Facebook's side on this, but if I'm watching a narrative I want the conflict to be presented not for me to agree but to engage...not really explaining that well.)

Anyway, obviously still a strong writer but with every new project the pageantry of his writing gets more and more pretentious and self satisfied.

[Frismana]

The Day After Tomorrow (2004):

Good Cinematography and VFX but the worst pacing and obvious plot armour I've seen.

Still an 8/10 tho

[The Boggest Place on Earth]

coyote vs acme

i've hears good things, and it delivered. the whole thing felt like a 2010s youtube skit in the best way (looking at you scene where they pulled the road like a rug)

did get spoiled at the slight romantic tension between coyote and roadrunner tho

[Kombinita Socialisma Demokratio]

Don't Look Up

[Zumrudqislaq]

Candyman(1992)