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

[Anollasia]

Zootopia

I love it!

[BIteland]

Just saw The Nice Guys - https://tldrmoviereviewsblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/27/movie-review-the-nice-guys/

[Elykyellek]

Neighbors 2, maybe one of the most socially progressive mainstream movies I have ever seen.

[Hollorous]

The Bird With the Crystal Plumage (1970)-Pretty good early Argento slasher/mystery with lots of wacky side characters to brighten things up. Nothing he wouldn't do better with Deep Red though.

Slacker (1991)-Really experimental movie with basically no plot. Basically a slightly satirical day in the life of 1989 Austin, TX. I dug it, but it'll be years before I'd think about watching it again.

Enemy at the Gates (2001)-An entertaining movie, but pretty over the top as far as war movies go. It's a sniper film with nothing but headshots, which, according to everything I read, is generally not a probable thing. In fact, pretty much everything seems to fail the realism test. Good performances all around though. Always weird seeing the Soviets and the Germans portrayed with mostly British accents (except for Ed Harris' very noticeable east coast American accent). Wouldn't put it up there with its contemporaries (Saving Private Ryan, Thin Red Line, Tae Guk Gi) or the much better German film about Stalingrad, but still a pretty underrated film nonetheless.

[The Two Jerseys]

The Great Escape

[Frank Zipper]

Rewatched The Prestige, it's okay but somehow it doesn't have the tension it should to make it interesting. I don't like Christian Bale's acting, like Johnny Depp he always seems to be doing an impersonation of someone rather than acting.

[Unified Governments]

Captain America: Civil War.

Another Marvel cash cow, but a damn good one.

[Anollasia]

Lord of the Flies (1963)

Not any better than the book.

[Hurdegaryp]

Problemski Hotel, a Belgian movie from 2015 directed by Manu Riche.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Minions, on Netflix.

[The Two Jerseys]

Slap Shot

Best hockey movie ever.

[Shove Piggy Shove]

Die Hard 2 - Good fun for the most part, but suffers from trying do everything bigger and bolder than before, losing a lot of the charm which made the original Die Hard such a brilliant film - 6.5/10

[Hollorous]

Videodrome

A fine, fine film. One of my favorite horror films of the 1980s. Probably edges out The Fly for my favorite Cronenberg movie.

[Frank Zipper]

Damsels in Distress, not as funny as it needed to be, the cast seemed to be having more fun than I was.

[The Greater Aryan Race]

X-Men: Apocalypse.

It was...meh, nothing really spectacular or interesting about the movie. It felt like they were trying to cram in too many things at one go. Even the nuke scene didn't make any sense. Not to mention wrecking any semblance of plot continuity from the old trilogy to Apocalypse.

[Tokuopolis]

The Angry Birds Movie- Pretty good IMHO.

In all honesty, I didn't get the "anti-immigration" thing from the movie at all. The pigs and their actions seemed more similar to European colonists rather than modern immigrants, in my opinion.

[Elykyellek]

Me Before You (I know, not the greatest but I had a girls night out).

[Adytus]

Oceans Thirteen. It was alright.

[Ngelmish]

Big Eyes a bit formulaic as a biopic in places, but considering it was a Burton film, I was very pleased. Much better than his typical drek.

[The Two Jerseys]

G Men (1935), with James Cagney (playing a cop for once).

[Anollasia]

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

I'm not really into crazy cults, so no thanks.

[United Sates of Merica]

The higlander

[The Danish Confederacy]

The Sound of Music

[Kaelto]

Martin Rosen's Watership Down (1978)

[Hollorous]

Who Can Kill A Child? (1976)

Kind of a lost classic of 70s horror. Think "The Birds" meets "Children of the Corn". Slow pace picks up to quite a horrific crescendo.