What was the last movie/show you watched?

[NotYou]

Go watch the movie!

Edit: i don't think its required to watch to understand but.....watch it anyway

I think i HAVE seen the movie.
I watched the first 2 episodes and obviously it shows flashbacks, and I definitely recognise them.

But so far I am enjoying the show.

 

[Dan Epstein]

Just started watching Tulsa King. Enjoying it so far.

Stallone nails this one effortlessly and you can see he’s having fun.

 

[Dan Epstein]

Watching Three Pines, slow burning detective show, except it’s not Scandinavian this time but Canadian, I might dare say Quebecois. Alfred Molina is absolutely flawless in the lead role. Highly recommended.

 

[inertvolcano]

I just rewatched the live action Death Note that Netflix did. I know that horror fans thought it was too goofy and fans of the anime thought it wasn't a faithful enough adaption, but I really liked it. 😅

 

[cbhours]

I just rewatched the live action Death Note that Netflix did. I know that horror fans thought it was too goofy and fans of the anime thought it wasn't a faithful enough adaption, but I really liked it. 😅

Have you seen the japanese live action versions?

 

[inertvolcano]

I haven't. Are they worth checking out? And do you know where I could find them? I know Tubi has a lot of Japanese movies but I don't see them on there.

 

[KingMarti]

I haven't. Are they worth checking out? And do you know where I could find them? I know Tubi has a lot of Japanese movies but I don't see them on there.

They are deffinatly worth watching imo.

Not sure where you can find them to stream, I bought the dvd's from play asia a long ass time ago (can probably still find them on there if you have a way to play physical media)
These are the ones you are looking for though (I assume these are the same ones cbhours was talking about)

Death Note (2006) - IMDb

Death Note: Directed by Shûsuke Kaneko. With Tatsuya Fujiwara, Ken'ichi Matsuyama, Asaka Seto, Yû Kashii. A battle between the world's two greatest minds begins when Light Yagami finds the Death Note, a notebook with the power to kill, and decides to rid the world of criminals.

www.imdb.com

Death Note: The Last Name (2006) - IMDb

Death Note: The Last Name: Directed by Shûsuke Kaneko. With Tatsuya Fujiwara, Ken'ichi Matsuyama, Erika Toda, Nana Katase. Picking up where the first one leaves off, Light joins the task force searching for Kira in an effort to avert suspicion from himself---and get rid of L.

www.imdb.com

Looks like they came out with a couple more that I am going to try and hunt down:

Death Note: L Change the World (2008) - IMDb

Death Note: L Change the World: Directed by Hideo Nakata. With Ken'ichi Matsuyama, Alistair Abell, Michael Adamthwaite, Sota Aoyama. A spin-out sequel to the popular Japanese thriller. This time it focuses on the character "L."

www.imdb.com

Death Note: New Generation (TV Mini Series 2016) - IMDb

Death Note: New Generation: With Masaki Suda, Noémie Nakai, Sôsuke Ikematsu, Shidô Nakamura. Miniseries based on the movie Death Note: Light Up the New World (2016) which focuses on the three new characters of the movie: Tsukuru Mishima, Ryuzaki, and Yuki Shien, and their backstories which...

www.imdb.com

Death Note: Light Up the New World (2016) - IMDb

Death Note: Light Up the New World: Directed by Shinsuke Sato. With Noémie Nakai, Tatsuya Fujiwara, Ken'ichi Matsuyama, Masaki Suda. An update to the "Death Note" series in which a mysterious notebook contains deadly powers.

www.imdb.com

 

[inertvolcano]

They are deffinatly worth watching imo.

Not sure where you can find them to stream, I bought the dvd's from play asia a long ass time ago (can probably still find them on there if you have a way to play physical media)
These are the ones you are looking for though (I assume these are the same ones cbhours was talking about)

I'll check them out! A friend of mine has all of them on DVD except New Generation so we're going to do a marathon.

 

[cbhours]

I haven't. Are they worth checking out? And do you know where I could find them? I know Tubi has a lot of Japanese movies but I don't see them on there.

When someone refuses to watch anime I show them the japanese live action death note movie (the first one) and tell them they have to watch the anime for the full story

 

[KingMarti]

Just finished watching the concessionaires must die, loved this film, the storyline is basically empire records but with a movie theater.
Its free to watch on plex too at the moment, so here's the link:

The Concessionaires Must Die! (2018)

On the brink of their beloved single-screen independent-movie theater being shut down forever, a misfit band of theater workers face the corporate evil, foreclosure, and the unthinkable: having to decide what they want to be when and if they ever grow up. Concessionaires Assemble.

watch.plex.tv

 

[Gruner]

I just realized there is a "12 monkeys" series (2015). I loved the movie, anybody know if the series is worth the time?

 

[Dan Epstein]

Violent Night, it’s a Die Hard meets Bad Santa. It’s so damn bad that it’s actually badass. Fucking loved it.

 

[AmiGold]

We watched this on Christmas Day and loved it lol

 

[inertvolcano]

I watched Terrifier 2 last night. It is extremely graphic and gruesome. I would only recommend it to fans of extreme horror movies.

 

[yummybrownfox]

The new Emmett Till movie 😭😭😭

 

[Ozzie_]

Sachertorte, German rom-com (who knew?? ) Harmless but fun

 

[Nienna]

The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath! At the recommendation of my model friend. Russian talisman film that is traditionally watched at New Years.

 

[Lilly_____]

I'm watching NBC'S Manifest and boy is that show a mess! Terrible acting and writing and yet I can't stop watching 😂

 

[shyladivine]

The Flight Attendant with Kaley Cuoco on HBO Max. Binged both seasons...sooo it's fantastic! It really keeps you guessing about what's going on until the last two episodes of each season.

 

[Gruner]

The new Emmett Till movie

I'll have to watch this one even if it might be very hurtful. When BLM happened I read everything about the case of Emmet Till I could find. Didn't know there was a movie. What a sad nightmare and the worst thing about it was that it's only one story out of many many thousands still happening to this day.

 

[yummybrownfox]

I'll have to watch this one even if it might be very hurtful. When BLM happened I read everything about the case of Emmet Till I could find. Didn't know there was a movie. What a sad nightmare and the worst thing about it was that it's only one story out of many many thousands still happening to this day.

There was another version that had been on TV a little while ago with totally different actors and actresses. This one (TILL) is the newer 2022 version featuring Whoopi Goldberg as Emmett Till's grandmother. She was also one of the producers of this.

Yes, this is definitely a tough one to watch, and my mom texted me last night that she refuses to watch this movie. It's been on my mind all day, and I still have a lump in my throat (I'd watched it last night). I keep having that image in my head of that 14-year old kid excitedly boarding the train, and smiling and waving goodbye to his mother. She really did not want him going down to the south to visit family, because she knew how it was down in the south back then. But her mother (Emmett's grandmother) insisted that she allow Emmett to go down there to spend time with family members, and then her worst nightmare came true.

Emmett had a stutter, and a while ago I'd watched an interview where his mom said that she used to have him whistle...because it helped him when he'd struggle to get his words out.

 

[misterical]

My recommendation is a movie/documentary called "Nae Pasaran".

It's a documentary made by a Chilean film-maker. In 1973, General Pinochet became dictator of Chile and started on a murderous campaign against his opponents and citizens. Part of that involved using his air force against civilians.

The Chilean Air Force had a contract with Rolls Royce in Glasgow, Scotland to repair the engines. Nae Pasaran tells the story of how the workers in the factory in Glasgow refused to repair the engines, greatly weakening Pinochet's air force. The movie follows the film-maker trying to track down the four ring leaders in the factory, all now in their 80s and 90s. The scene where the jailed Chilean dissidents reveal to these four old Scottish guys the incredible strength that their actions gave to those incarcerated by Pinochet is an absolute tearjerker.

Well worth a watch.

 

[yummybrownfox]

The Woman King was excellent!

 

[Ozzie_]

Wielka Woda [High Water] Polish series on Netflix depicting Silesia’s 1997 ‘flood of the millennium’.

 

[inertvolcano]

I watched the new Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers movie. It wasn't what I was expecting at all but it was very funny.

 

[yummybrownfox]

Law and Order starring Jeffrey Donovan, Mehcad Brooks, Sam Waterston (Jack McCoy!), etc. 👍

Great show to binge watch on Peacock.

 

[Gruner]

watched 1st season of foundation the 2nd time and its much better than I remembered

 

[Lilly_____]

Law and Order starring Jeffrey Donovan, Mehcad Brooks, Sam Waterston (Jack McCoy!), etc. 👍

Great show to binge watch on Peacock.

I love it! McCoy is forever my favourite character

 

[yummybrownfox]

I love it! McCoy is forever my favourite character

I binge watched all 100 million seasons of Law and Order SVU back in 2020 during the pandemic. 😂 Now that I've just started getting into the regular Law and Order (Mehcad Brooks is a hottie!), I'm gonna go back and watch earlier seasons of it on Peacock. They don't have all of the seasons, but that's okay. I'll watch whatever is included in my Peacock subscription.

 

[darcyduke]

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