What Was the Last Movie You Watched?

Irwin said:
That got good reviews! It's $6 to stream on Amazon Prime. If we get desperate for something to watch, we may pay for it. There aren't many good new movies out right now — maybe due to the pandemic.
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Check out Heartland on Netflix...13 seasons should keep you occupied!
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Has anybody tried the Sweet Tooth series on Netflix yet? We watched the first episode, going to try at least one more ep., still trying to make up our minds if we like it or not.
 
Ruthanne said:
I finished the Kominsky Method. Great series. I highly recommend it! Great acting and story and is humorous.
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My wife and I love this series and only have one more episode to go. It has some great laughs and the characters are realistic.
The other great series we have been watching is "The Queen's Gambit" about a young girl who becomes a World Class Chess Master. I didn't think that it would draw me in like this, but I am hooked big time. Unfortunately, there is only one episode left for us on this series as well.

We are on the hunt!
 
Pecos said:
My wife and I love this series and only have one more episode to go. It has some great laughs and the characters are realistic.
The other great series we have been watching is "The Queen's Gambit" about a young girl who becomes a World Class Chess Master. I didn't think that it would draw me in like this, but I am hooked big time. Unfortunately, there is only one episode left for us on this series as well.

We are on the hunt!
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We saw the last episode of “The Queens Gambit” last night, and my wife and I agree that it had one of the very best endings we have ever seen.
 
Finished the Kominski Method latest series and really enjoyed it. Have started watching the David Attenborough series Life in Color on Netflix. With all the new cameras and technology they use, it is not a boring nature show, but quite exciting.
 
We watched Midnight Special the other night staring Michael Shannon, Adam Driver, and Sam Shepard. The story itself was highly flawed, but the everything else was well done. I'm pretty sure we saw it before, but only remembered bits and pieces while we watched it again.

That's one of the benefits of getting old. You can watch movies that you've already seen and it's like watching them for the first time. In 10 years, we'll scroll through the videos available to stream and find Midnight Special and we'll say, "Hey, this looks interesting. I don't think we've seen it. Let's watch it!" and it will be like watching it again for the first time! :ROFLMAO:
 
Irwin said:
We watched Midnight Special the other night staring Michael Shannon, Adam Driver, and Sam Shepard. The story itself was highly flawed, but the everything else was well done. I'm pretty sure we saw it before, but only remembered bits and pieces while we watched it again.

That's one of the benefits of getting old. You can watch movies that you've already seen and it's like watching them for the first time. In 10 years, we'll scroll through the videos available to stream and find Midnight Special and we'll say, "Hey, this looks interesting. I don't think we've seen it. Let's watch it!" and it will be like watching it again for the first time! :ROFLMAO:
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I know exactly what you mean😂
 
The other night I watched an old (1990) movie with Eric Roberts and Red Buttons. I would have called it a "B" movie, but I'm not sure if that is what it's classified as. The movie was "The Ambulance." It's labeled (genre) as a horror movie, but I didn't see any horror. A little funny, a little drama and suspense. Kind of a nothing movie, but entertaining.
 
I borrowed "The Hunger Games" with Jennifer Lawrence and "The Chase" with Sandra Bullock from the library. At 142 minutes I figured that I should watch the former first. It was about some future society where a group of people were chosen to basically kill each other until one was the victor. It was painfully slow moving to add to that, and after a little over an hour, I shut it off for good and will never bother with it again. Yuck!

I watched part of "The Chase" last night and immediately was hooked. It is a very funny movie and who doesn't like Sandra Bullock?
 
Chet said:
I borrowed "The Hunger Games" with Jennifer Lawrence and "The Chase" with Sandra Bullock from the library. At 142 minutes I figured that I should watch the former first. It was about some future society where a group of people were chosen to basically kill each other until one was the victor. It was painfully slow moving to add to that, and after a little over an hour, I shut it off for good and will never bother with it again. Yuck!

I watched part of "The Chase" last night and immediately was hooked. It is a very funny movie and who doesn't like Sandra Bullock?
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The Hunger Games and Harry Potter films are primarily targeted at people who've read the books.
I quite like the Hunger Games movies, but then again, I first read and enjoyed the books.
 
I watched the kiddie movie “Ferdinand” with my friend’s grandson while he was getting ready to go to the range with me. The movie is about a bull in Spain. It was funny, but interesting.
 
Watched and greatly enjoyed Cold Comfort Farm last night - somehow missed that book and movie over the years.

Tonight' feature will be How Green Was My Valley, based on a recommendation by @hollydolly.
 

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