What the last movie you have seen in the cinema?

[b̷a̷̷t̷̷h̷̷t̷̷u̷̷b̷]

Mine is Venom: The Last Dance. Here is my very… detailed review of the movie:

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Note: the OP review has been removed due to it being entirely AI generated

[nuclearblues]

I absolutely love film, but I don't get out to the cinema all that often! the one in my hometown is very small and doesn't show much I'm interested in (they had 3 showrooms dedicated to the ronald reagan biopic last time I checked. no screenings of alien: romulus, which I was planning on seeing). my mom and I were going to go to a screening of the rocky horror picture show last month but ended up having a rather major family health crisis which is thankfully resolved. I think the last one I went to was the newest dr. strange movie with my girlfriend at the time, which I was kind of excited about because I'm a huge sam raimi fan but it didn't really do it for me. I don't tend to gravitate towards superhero stuff and those movies are really hard to watch if you aren't caught up on the 50 other movies and tv shows haha. before that, I was incredibly lucky enough to catch a screening of john carpenter's the thing for its 40th anniversary. it's one of my favorite movies ever made and getting to see it in the theater was incredible, even though it was right after my theater switched from projection to a large screen streaming system. someday I'll see it on 35mm... someday...

[Starstorm_X1]

Last week, I saw the adaptation of Wicked. (The path to it is insane, heh: it's adapted from a musical that was adapted from a book that's a revisionist retelling/prequel of a movie that was adapted from another book.) Honestly, I liked it a lot more than I expected! The decision to split it in two is a little frustrating since it means having to go through an year-long "intermission" for the second part, but I can understand given they took the effort to not cut any songs from the musical while expanding from it. But still, it pulls from the Oz mythos quite well, and I can't wait for the second part.

[candycanearter07]

The decision to split it in two is a little frustrating since it means having to go through an year-long "intermission" for the second part, but I can understand given they took the effort to not cut any songs from the musical while expanding from it.

I'm personally going to wait for the second part to come out to watch it, I remember liking the musical, but I do NOT have the patience to wait so long for the grand finale. I agree that the not cutting any songs is admirable, and I suppose it is better to have two parts instead of having a 5 hour movie.

[dotmidi]

Just watched My Neighbor Totoro in theaters!  It was very chill, I adore the soundtrack for that movie it's probably one of the best when it comes to ghibli OSTs. I got to snack on some Dippin' Dots so it all aligned perfectly
I'm actually also seeing Interstellar 5555 this weekend too which I am ecstatic for because I've been wanting to watch that movie for ages and what is better than seeing it ON THE BIG SCREEN!!! WHEW! I grew up listening to stuff like Daft Punk but I never knew about the movie they made

[xolta]

Sonic 3, was a solid enough kids movie were the big issues are some jokes get played out a tad to much in my opion. However it never goes on longer then it needed. Its nice to see a kids movie with solid moral and themes. Were every one is having fun in there roles. Keanu reeves continues to ooze charisma, even if id prefer a actual va doing shadows voice.

[candycanearter07]

I'm personally going to wait for the second part to come out to watch it, I remember liking the musical, but I do NOT have the patience to wait so long for the grand finale. I agree that the not cutting any songs is admirable, and I suppose it is better to have two parts instead of having a 5 hour movie.

Update: that ended up not happening because my parents pressured me into watching it with them

[clownlesbian]

I work at a movie theater on the side! So I go pretty often. Last movie I saw was "One of them days" which was really fun and silly. It had SZA and Keke Palmer. I love the movies especially when I get free tickets and free popcorn lol. I know going is expensive so i always try to take advantage of the discounts when I work at the theater. I am considering seeing "Companion" today or this weekend.

I (usually) like working at the movie theater a lot. and the benefits are just too good.

[sokil]

i don't go to the movies as much as i'd like to (both a tad expensive and not much that appeals to me lately), so the last movie i saw in theatres was a quiet place: day one. i don't really enjoy most horror films and can be extremely hard to please; i tend to only watch psychological horror, but i'd be lying if i said i didn't have a soft spot for (post-)apocalyptic settings. admittedly, i was kind of late to the a quiet place train, but i really, really love the first one. the second one wasn't bad; it didn't quite grab me the way the first one did, but it's something i wouldn't mind watching again. as for a quiet place: day one? i actually enjoyed this more than i expected to. it definitely wasn't perfect - i suppose i can't really fault it, though, since things were likely halted for a bit due to the writer's strike - but it was still a decent watch. the developing friendship between sam and eric is something i thought was done really well, but of course, frodo the cat steals the show! i also really enjoyed the part where sam and eric are in harlem.

i think the last movie i saw in theatres prior to that - or at least, the last one i remember - was five nights at freddy's. i went with a friend since she came back home for the holidays, and this one did not disappoint. even though i'd just watched it on streaming for the first time about a week prior, it didn't matter. the thrill and fun of everything was still there, and we had a blast! i don't care what any of the critic film snob nerds say - this movie was so much fun and i can't wait for five nights at freddy's 2 later this year

[bby]

i saw final destination: bloodlines and sinners back to back on the same day last month lol. my partner and i couldn't decide between them so we just picked both. both of them are very good, i'd say the story of sinners is better but i'm a lifelong final destination fan so bloodlines was a very fun watch. 

[alexela64]

Pretty sure the last time I went out to the movies with someone was with my family. We went to see the Black Widow movie when it came out.

TBH I'm not a huge fan of conventional movie theaters (amc regal etc) and much prefer smaller, community theatres. The problem is that I have no money and haven't been able to go to a small theater anytime recently 

I will say though, I love going to movie showings either outdoors or hosted by museums, since a) theyre often free and b) the movies are often deep cuts or chosen to spotlight a particular movement/time period/etc. I think the last one I watched in that regard was an outdoor showing of Battle of the Sexes (2017) last year -- not only a great movie but also GAY!!!!!!!!!!!!  

[Eunice]

I haven't been to the cinema in donkey's years. No one knows how to behave. They eat three course meals with all the noise, they talk, they have their phones out shining in the dark. Horrible. I think the last one I saw in a cinema was "Hot Fuzz". My daughter took me for my birthday. Loved it! Nowadays I stream movies. The last one I saw that was was the second "Beetlejuice" movie. Great fun!

[xolta]

The new super man movie i have mixed feelings on there is a lot to love about it. But man some of the jokes were annoying. Its also about as shuttle as a brick to the head with its themes but with media literacy begin at a all time low that might be necessary.  The flight fight scenes are amazing  and Mr.terrific is the brake out character of the movie.    Cant recommend this movie to everyone because this is the most sliver age comic movie in years.

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I wonder if Gunn read about the idea of the network state and other right wing billionaire ghouls plans for humanity. While writing this.

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[MallRat]

The last one I saw in theaters was M3gan with some friends because it looked so dumb. It unfortunately wasn't a funny enough kind of bad for me to want to see the sequel. I also realized that was three years ago, oh my god.

But I'm going to the movies again because Iron Lung is getting shown at a theater near me. I'm so excited!

[H0ppin_H00ligan]

Probably the first sonic movie

Nobody in my family is a sonic fan tbh (my brother was into the sonic X anime when he was like, 8 but that's about it), i just took my brother to go see it because of the ugly sonic controversy lol. I wasn't prescribed glasses at the time though so that kinda dampened my enjoyment a tad since everything was all blurry.

Also, i'm glad i'm not the only one who thought robotnik and agent stone had some homoerotic tension going on ✌️😙

Anyway, i don't really like movie theaters nowadays. It seems that after the pandemic ended people just COMPLETELY forgot how to act in public, every single time i hear about people's experiences at the movies they always mention how the other people there are screaming, throwing things everywhere (i heard someone apparently brought A LIVE CHICKEN with them to see the minecraft movie and LITERALLY THREW IT AT THE SCREEN WHEN JACK BLACK SAID "CHICKEN JOCKEY" like SERIOUSLY?!?!?) And just generally NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO THE MOVIE THEY PAID MONEY TO GO SEE!!! Like bro, movie theaters used to feel so magical and people are just using them like a VRchat server.