What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Yeah I kind of feel that way too. It's a shame, there are a couple of movies on at the moment I'd like to see but I'll probably just end up waiting. I think that the last time I went to the cinema was for The Rise of Skywalker so I could probably do with a better last memory

(it might have been Little Women I honestly can't remember...)

The last time i went it was for Spike Lee's Inside Man. I think that's pretty cool to be honest.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The last time i went it was for Spike Lee's Inside Man. I think that's pretty cool to be honest.

I've never seen it but it looks good and is on Netflix, I've added it to my list
Although 14 years since your last cinema trip... haha, looking back though, I can see how you wouldn't miss it

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Yeah I kind of feel that way too. It's a shame, there are a couple of movies on at the moment I'd like to see but I'll probably just end up waiting. I think that the last time I went to the cinema was for The Rise of Skywalker so I could probably do with a better last memory

(it might have been Little Women I honestly can't remember...)

I saw Parasite in the cinema on February 17th and Emma. the following day and haven't been since then. I haven't had any desire to return either.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The last time i went it was for Spike Lee's Inside Man. I think that's pretty cool to be honest.

That's a really good film, one I haven't seen as many times as it deserves.

[bleakshaun]

Last film I saw was The Lighthouse

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[Dave Boy]

I'm off to the cinema on Thursday. As it stands at the moment there are only two of us in the screen. Result!

[Dave Boy]

Some like 'em, some hate 'em.
For me, pure popcorn entertainment.
Love the video game accurate Jill Valentine in 'Apocalypse.. Jill sadly missing from 'The Final Chapter'.
All the movies are great fun but I really like 'Apocalypse' and 'Afterlife'.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

Some like 'em, some hate 'em.
For me, pure popcorn entertainment.
Love the video game accurate Jill Valentine in 'Apocalypse.. Jill sadly missing from 'The Final Chapter'.
All the movies are great fun but I really like 'Apocalypse' and 'Afterlife'.

My faves are Retribution and Apocalypse,

[MrBarlow]

Ready or Not. 2019.

On her wedding night a new bride's in-laws welcome her into their family and tradition play a game, she picks at random a card that says and hide and seek which takes a sinister turn.

I can't remember the last time i had a good laugh at a horror movie with plenty of gore and black humour, Samara Weaving plays the blushing bride who after the evening becomes the blood gushing bride. Henry Czerny plays the new father in law and leads the game of hunt with other eccentric mad family members. From the start it goes at a decent pace then goes straight the punch and why some people shouldn't be given a weapon, worth a watch.

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[MrBarlow]

Knives Out. 2019.

After celebrating his 85th birthday crime novelist Harlan Thormbey is found dead, private investigator is brought in to uncover the clues of his death with his disfuctional family and loyal staff.

This is like a homage to the old who done it movies that is made in a modern time era, Daniel Craig plays Blance, the southerner detective hired by someone to investigate the death and who had motives to kill him and who would try to cover their tracks. As much as it is a crime thriller there is quite a lot of comedy blended in, just when the film goes in one way and takes a detour with more turns to it makes it worth watching and had a good star cast.

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