What's the latest movie you've seen?

[newfan]

I re-watched the first two Terminator movies, both still hold up and are good movies, the version of T2 I watched was digitally remasterd but still, not one of the things you go back to find it looks old when you remember it looking good Sadly I remember what they did in Dark Fate when watching the end of T2, but I will ignore it.

[IndigoErth]

Netflix's Slumberland was a pretty enjoyable watch. Got a bit deeper than expected and pretty great on the graphics and effects.

But that bed... A bed should never have legs like that, or walk like that, that's just nightmare fuel.

[FrederikWolferson]

Puss in boots The last wish. It's fun.

[RaphaelinSTL]

Infinity Pool is incredible.

[IndigoErth]

Netflix's "We Have a Ghost". Wasn't a comedy like I expected, but was pretty decent. The guy who plays Jim Hopper in Stranger Things is the ghost.

[IMJ]

Finally saw Knock At The Cabin. It was a solid flick. I wouldn't buy it on DVD or anything but it's worth watching.

[IndigoErth]

Netflix's "Viking Wolf" is... meh.

If you don't care for open ended movies, maybe pass on it. I don't mind mild open endings that simply leave you thinking, but this is a case where it feels like it ended at half a movie.

Spoiler:

If the mother/cop did not shoot her daughter/werewolf (the open ended question they seem to intend), or perhaps no matter if she did, the town is about to have a whole lot bigger of a werewolf problem considering the amount of people that probably just got bitten, including the mother herself and her husband. And their younger daughter, who did not, will be left with no parent.

edit: Then again, maybe her werewolf daughter was only biting the cast she'd already gotten on her arm, thus protecting her from a real bite, if it was the same arm. However her husband was definitely wounded.

[IndigoErth]

Netflix's "The Magician's Elephant," a visually and emotionally beautiful animated movie. Highly recommended.

[Monty Mole]

Cocaine Bear, i was very entertained.