What was the last movie you watched?
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I did a rewatch of the Dollars trilogy, I like them all. I'd give them an average of 9/10.
I don't know which one I prefer, they're all classics. Man these spaghetti westerns are the best. 3 legends reunited for 3 masterpieces Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone and my man Clint Eastwood that I praise almost daily here.
I don't know which one I prefer, they're all classics. Man these spaghetti westerns are the best. 3 legends reunited for 3 masterpieces Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone and my man Clint Eastwood that I praise almost daily here.
Rewatched Gladiator. Still a phenomenal movie. 7/10
About Reservoir Dogs, the truth is that it wasn't what I expected. Maybe my expectations were very high and maybe my opinion is very subjective, but unlike other Tarantino movies (I haven't seen them all, I'm missing four), I didn't like the dialogues and the narrative so much either. Nor is it that I measure a movie in terms of number of action scenes, but I feel that it lacked a little better to explain certain parts (I wanted to know what really happened in the heist, for example).
It's the feeling I have, but as I said before, my opinion is subjective. Many people liked this movie and that doesn't have to change for my opinion. I hope my opinion doesn't bother anyone. I rescue the singularity of the characters.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
10/10
I was 7 years old when my Grandfather showed me this movie. I can't count how many times I watched it. F'ing masterpiece.
Both LOTR and Hobbit Trilogies are my favorite movies when it comes to doing a marathon. There are only 2 titles that have many films and I would binge them if day is long enough.
10/10
I was 7 years old when my Grandfather showed me this movie. I can't count how many times I watched it. F'ing masterpiece.
Both LOTR and Hobbit Trilogies are my favorite movies when it comes to doing a marathon. There are only 2 titles that have many films and I would binge them if day is long enough.
I heard you paint houses.
This is, for reasons beyond my understanding, the only movie that’s ever truly scared the living shit out of me. The only time I ever slept with the lights on in my room was after watching it, and when my friends have suggested watching it at various parties and sleepovers, I always shot it down in favor of literally anything else.
The woman (Kayoko I think) was really scary, same as the little boy. And when they left the house and started following them even outside the house.....
