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Blade Runner 2049, it would take me a long time to describe it.
Meanwhile the most heard is: Alvin and the Chipmunks (All the fucking movies).

It's a pity, noone has replied here for such a long time. The last good movie I watched was Knives Out. I really enjoyed it. And if someone likes detective stories, this film is worth watching. By the way, where do you choose movies? I usually use sites like putlockers. But it is good to know more variants.

My current favourite movie is Pokémon: Detective Pikachu because I'm a Pokémon fan, the Pokémon in the movie have realistic textures (as well the Pokéball) and I consider it the best movie based on video games. Other movies I consider them as honorable mentions include the horror movie Gremlins and the philosophical R-rated movie The Matrix.

My least favourite movie is The Time Machine (regardless of versions, although I've only seen partially the 2002 one), as well This Is the End and 2012.

My favorite movie is definitely The Truman Show. It's a classic so most of you have probably heard of it, but I'll give the synopsis anyway The Truman Show is about a man named Truman Burbank. Before he was born, he was adopted by a Television Corporation. The corporation created a huge TV Set of a town on an island. Truman is born into this world without knowing it's fake. He lives his everyday life forever surrounded with actors who pretend it's real, all being broadcasted to the entire world. Eventually, Truman starts to figure out somethings fishy, and the adventure starts from there. It's an absolutely beautiful film in all regards, and i HIGHLY reccomend it to anyone.

[EDIT]: I don't have a definitive least favorite movie, but the most recent movie I saw that I'd consider one of the worst is Frozen 2. I loved the first one, but the second one does not do it any justice.

I'd basically watch any movie as long as it's a comedy. Ones with the likes of Ben Stiller, Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler etc. I actually found Happy Gilmore pretty funny, and also Anchorman. Elf was even a good Christmas film from Will Ferrell, despite it being PG.

Steo wrote: ↑Mon Aug 24, 2020 8:33 pmand also Anchorman.

yes!!!!

It's a hard to pick a favourite, but I think I'd either go with The Land Before Time (first one) or Interstellar. The former has an immovable place in my heart, and the latter I think is just beyond gripping and awe-inspiring. A true modern epic.


Least favourite? Smurfs (2011) Awful farty garbagetrash from the depths of Hollywood's illustriously disgusting anus

The last movie I've watched was the Maze Runner. Seems it's all about something happening and them being like "RUN!", "COME ON!" over and over.

I think I remember watching that one, and while I remember very little of the plot itself, I do remember it being particularly bad.

It was fun to watch but yeah it was all about last minute jump scares, and the ending was awful.

A few years ago I ended up watching what I think might be one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my life - Cannibal Holocaust. I only got curious about it because it was featured in this seminar we watched at a film festival about film censorship but not even the wikipedia page for it prepared me for what I was going to see. If it's not the amount of real animals like tortoises getting hacked to pieces in real time, or that sexual assault scene, it's how much of an insult to found footage movies it is, not to mention that awful synth BEEEEEW loop that doesn't set the scene at all.

Oh yeah, I always thought I should watch this one but never got to. Glad to hear I haven't missed much!

I did watch A Serbian Film though, and while I must admit that the gratuitous violence was somehow entertaining, this certainly doesn't make for a great movie alone.

Hunchman801 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 14, 2021 10:07 pmI did watch A Serbian Film though

See, this is true culture, not big anime so-whats and so-forths

I need to rewatch Caligula