Richard III, with Ian McKellen in the title role. I don't know Shakespeare as well as I'd like but I know I liked this overall.

Shazam

Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2

Hellboy. If you liked the first two Hellboy movies.... just watch those again. This isn't an improvement. I've saw a review that said if you liked Venom, you'll like this..... I really liked Venom, this was meh.

Black Panther (2018)

Avengers: Endgame

Do you have anything to say about said movie?

I really enjoyed it, especially the third act. I'll probably say more in a few weeks when I've given people a bit more time to see it. Don't buy drinks, it's three hours with about a half an hour worth of trailers. There is no post credit scene, although it's worth it to stick around at least until the screen fades to black and the regular credits start rolling.

Watched Star Trek: The Voyage Home last Friday. First ST movie I had seen in 15-20 yrs, LOL! It was pretty good, forgot how well written they were. Probably going to start watching the MCU movies this weekend, got 22 to watch, LOL!

Detective Pikachu

"The Hustle"

It was pretty good.

John Wick Chapter 3.

I'm just going to say this because I had a problem with it. It's a spoiler but not a plot relevant one. One of the kills at the start of the movie featured a knife going through someone's eye, and it's shot fairly close up to it when it happened. I had a problem with that and as a result I will not be going back to see this movie again. If you have a problem with that, you may want to avoid this movie. Based on the trailer I will be avoiding Brightburn for the same reason.

John Wick 3

JW3 is just a 2-hour trailer for John Wick 4. cue the High Table. *sighs*

Avengers Endgame (2019), on blu-ray. :):):):)

I went to see "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" today. It was pretty great. I like it.

The Fault In Our Stars, on blu-ray (Little Infinities Director's Cut)

The Shawshank Redemption, on blu-ray

Wonder Woman (2017), on blu-ray. awesome!

Currently watching Alita: Battle Angle. I can't believe how many references there are to Avatar. I am 23 minutes in and already seen a handful.

Snowpiercer (2015) awesome indie film from S. Korea

Lost

last movie i watched was harry potter and order of phoenix. not that bad of a movie ...
would recommend it

I watched Interstellar again, I think it's an intense film and really enjoyable.

Wolfwalkers. Beautifully done hand-drawn animation. Seems to touch upon some of the same themes as Avatar.

The Arrival, with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner

The Old Guard, with Charlize Theron. total badass! :shock::D:love:

The Matrix (1999) :cool:

Tenet (2020) :shock::shock::shock:

Aye, I did enjoy this film even though I didn’t think it’s among Nolan’s finest.

I just want to talk about a film I watched back in 2018 in theaters: First Man. I’m an aerospace enthusiast, and the Apollo program has interested me since childhood. While the film is reasonably well made from a “technical” perspective, I must say I really didn’t like the melancholy portrayal of Armstrong, and the rather dark tone (intentional or not) of space exploration.

In contrast, I thought the 2019 Apollo 11 documentary, where the old footage was remastered, was excellent.

The Arrival, on blu-ray

Don't Look Up. Funny and sad at the same time. I once hoped that 12 years after Avatar we wouldn't need movies like that anymore.

The Matrix Resurrections (2021)