I loved the dark humour; the actors were brilliant, not many could make such dark subjects poignant and funny and make us love characters we shouldn’t like!
This is actually a really hard question for me. I see two kinds of movies these days: kid movies and sorry but Secret life of Pets sucked, or going out with the girls movies, again Baywatch sucked.
I have a ton of movies in my netflix queue that I think might be awesome but I’m too tired by the time I get everything done to watch them. LOL.
So the best thing I’ve seen in 18 months might be…Zootopia. LOL
I’m that way. A lot of the movies for kids are just awful (and so are the ones for adults), so I am very picky about what I go out to see because on cable six months later I can just turn it off after five minutes and not feel like I spent 50 bucks
I go for the kiddo – Jurassic World 2, whee. Or with the girls, what will be funny after a drink? It rarely is. LOL
I rarely go to the movies for me, if you know what I mean. I think it’s just mom-itis. I remember going to the movies because I was excited to see something, long ago in a galaxy without child. LOL
I just watched Ready Player One the other night and it was good. It was really kind of different. I don’t know if I can say a movie stood out to me in the last 18 months. I just finished reading The Darkest Minds, and hope to see the movie tomorrow, so I’ll let you know. Ok, I changed my mind. I just thought of it when I was typing. I loved I Can Only Imagine. That movie was really awesome. If you haven’t seen it, you have to.
There are some great movies, but the latest one I agree on isThree Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri. Great acting. We are still old-fashioned with technology. We still get the Netflix disc for our Saturday Night at the Movies.
Dan Alatorre 
Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri
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That looked good! Not sure why we didn’t see it…
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Testament of youth
Sunset Song
Chariots of fire
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You saw Chariots of fire in the last 18 months?
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Let me add another vote for 3 Billboards. Great film.
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One vote per customer, please.
What did you like best about it?
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For me, it was the unpredictability. Not being sure who to root for. Nothing is clear cut.
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Cool. Thanks.
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I loved the dark humour; the actors were brilliant, not many could make such dark subjects poignant and funny and make us love characters we shouldn’t like!
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You sold me. I’m totally checking it out now.
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This is actually a really hard question for me. I see two kinds of movies these days: kid movies and sorry but Secret life of Pets sucked, or going out with the girls movies, again Baywatch sucked.
I have a ton of movies in my netflix queue that I think might be awesome but I’m too tired by the time I get everything done to watch them. LOL.
So the best thing I’ve seen in 18 months might be…Zootopia. LOL
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Hmm.
I’m that way. A lot of the movies for kids are just awful (and so are the ones for adults), so I am very picky about what I go out to see because on cable six months later I can just turn it off after five minutes and not feel like I spent 50 bucks
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I go for the kiddo – Jurassic World 2, whee. Or with the girls, what will be funny after a drink? It rarely is. LOL
I rarely go to the movies for me, if you know what I mean. I think it’s just mom-itis. I remember going to the movies because I was excited to see something, long ago in a galaxy without child. LOL
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Maybe we’ve become spoiled, but it seems like the bad movie to good movie ratio is easily 5 to 1. That’s a lot of wasted money and time.
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nodding. I would agree. And the amount of “reboot” that is going on is mad. Try a new story people. Really, it will be ok.
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Really. It will.
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Won’t You Be My Neighbor, The Mister Rogers documentary.
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What! No way. I didn’t know about that one.
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One of the best, and receiving big recognition. Still in theaters.
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Cool.
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I just watched Ready Player One the other night and it was good. It was really kind of different. I don’t know if I can say a movie stood out to me in the last 18 months. I just finished reading The Darkest Minds, and hope to see the movie tomorrow, so I’ll let you know. Ok, I changed my mind. I just thought of it when I was typing. I loved I Can Only Imagine. That movie was really awesome. If you haven’t seen it, you have to.
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I haven’t seen it. I’ll put it on my list!
Ready player one is supposed be awesome, but Steven Spielberg movies typically are. I should put it on my list, too.
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There are some great movies, but the latest one I agree on isThree Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri. Great acting. We are still old-fashioned with technology. We still get the Netflix disc for our Saturday Night at the Movies.
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Cool. That’s a lot of recommendations. I’m definitely going to have to check it out.
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I’d choose Pacific RIM. I know it isn’t a famous one, but every one has different taste. Agree?
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I’ll have to check it out!
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