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What's the last movie you enjoyed either at home or in the theater?

In theater: Indy 5. really enjoyed. Before that it was Honor Among Thieves, which I really loved.

At Home: rewatched Galaxy Quest. Will always love that movie.

Last movie in the theater was Dungeons and Dragons, which was a damn delight. So much fun!

Last movie at home was Tetris. It was a little long and slow in places but fun all the same.

Dungeons and Dragons was just so good. I saw it twice in the theater and I've bought the dvd and watched it twice at home so far.

I had such low expectations for that movie and they just blew me away with how fun it was! And while I don't play D&D I've always had friends or family that do so I got a fair number of the little references and it just added to the fun.

I knew nothing going in and loved it so much I've been reading a lot of lore and getting into it. It was just so fun.

Watched The Super Mario Bros Movie with my family last night. Everyone enjoyed it. The adults got to look for all the easter eggs and the kids loved the slapstick (my niece loved every time he turned into an animal).

Glad you all enjoyed it.

Yesterday, was streaming Disney movies I hadn't seen. Saw The Emperor's New Groove and Sneakerella. Everyone kept going on about the former, and as for the latter, I don't have any standards when it comes to Cinderella movies. Regardless, I enjoyed both.

I haven't seen Sneakerella, but New Groove is pretty funny.

In theatre: Detective Pikachu, which is also the last movie I saw in theatre. Not a big cinema person, lol.

At home: Encanto or The Suicide Squad (whichever came out later), which was also the last movie I watched in general.

I'm just not a movie person in general, I guess. I can go years without watching a movie.

Across the Spiderverse was the last movie I saw in theaters, but it was also the second time I had seen it. The last movie I saw for the first time was the live-action Little Mermaid.

I absolutely love Across the Spiderverse, hence seeing it twice! And I would have liked to see it a third time there, but I’ll probably wait until it’s streaming for that. It was even better than the first imo, which is saying a lot considering how much I love the first! I can’t wait for the third!(even though I know it’s been delayed, but what can you do :/)

I liked The Little Mermaid, it was very cute. But I don’t see myself rewatching it anytime soon. It didn’t feel as unnecessarily padded as other live-action Disney remakes, but it was a bit too long for me. I still enjoyed it, and I especially loved Halle’s voice and the costume design for Ariel and the queen! Mellisa McCarthy was a fun Ursala, but still not a replacement for the original(although that could go for everyone tbh). But I didn’t like the change of making her Ariel’s aunt. I don’t feel like it added any significant. And while I like Awkwafina, her performance as Scuttle was hit and miss, and I didn’t love her song ‘The Scuttlebut’. The other original songs were fine enough.

As an aside, I love Honor Among Thieves so much as well! I’m not a D&D fan(or a fan of most tabletop RPGs or TCGs). But I knew enough from pop-culture and being on the internet in geeky certain circles for long enough to know most kinds of monsters(like mimics), the different wizard factions, and a lot of the terminology. Although I also knew some stuff from being a big fan of the Fate series, which has the character alignments and stats being directly inspired by D&D. So I got way more of the in-jokes than I expected to. Plus, it was just a great and fun movie, and even people I went with who knew less about D&D loved it! The characters were great, and wonderfully acted! The worldbuilding was cool, and made the world feel authentic and big, without the need for much exposition. And it had just the right balance of humor, drama, and action!

galaxy quest is great!

Return of the King at home
Paris is Burning once I could find a movie theater showing something that wasn't superheroes or a toy commercial

Consigning the DandD movie. Ieant to see The Flash, but needed to work. Same with Indiana Jones. Will need to wait till it hits streaming. Just too damn busy at work to go to a cinema. At home, I cannot even remember. Might have been so long since I sat down at home for a couple of hours that it was The Lion in Winter, back at Xmas.

Went to see Indy 5 yesterday. I have mixed feelings. It really appealed to my nostalgia and I did like the puzzle solving element toward the climax (kinda reminded me of playing Tomb Raider games in the late 90s, which were definitely filling an Indiana Jones void themselves so things come full circle!) but there were just maybe one or two too many chase sequences. I think the run time hurts it, 2 hours is perfect for an Indiana Jones film and this one went over that by quite a bit.

We got home and watched There Will Be Blood and Men in Black - films we've seen before and love. Men in Black is obviously another childhood nostalgia trip. Says it all that the recommendation that popped up after Men in Black was the third one, nobody wants to watch the second it seems!

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, at home. Can't remember the last movie I saw in a cinema.

I enjoyed it very much. I'd put off watching it because I remember the book ending - Paul Gallico likes to tug at the heartstrings - but the screenwriters tweaked it enough to put a smile on my face. I especially liked how they tied it in with all the stuff that was going on in Paris at the time, and the sudden philosophical discussions that people kept having - even in London afterwards. And the frocks were to die for. Wonderful.

In theater: Guardians of the Galaxy vol.3

Watched Spider-Man Across the Spiderverse yesterday in the theatres and it was amazing!!! Loved the audience I was with too.

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