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Merskelly Metalien · Posted 05-26-2020, 03:50 PM

Grave of the Fireflies.
It made me laugh.
But also wanted to cry so bad.
;_; It's a real tearjerker, and very well animated.

Biomecha · Posted 05-28-2020, 12:01 AM

Another Earth. I liked the atmosphere and that it wasn't a hard sci-fi. But did not like the characters or storyline. The ending was mostly obvious. The relationship between the main characters lacked chemistry. The camera movements and awkward zooming kept taking me out of the movie and making me aware of the director and production crew.

Biomecha · Posted 05-31-2020, 08:15 PM

Klaus. Hmm, wow. I don't have the slightest clue as to how this was so well received or acquired any awards. The story was incredibly ordinary with annoying characters. The way it tried to explain the origin of certain Christmas traditions felt contrived. Way too many action sequences, if you can call them that. None of them contributed anything, really. The use of the score was heavy handed. A lot of moments didn't need overly dramatic orchestral music. Or even the sappy singing not only seemed ill fitting with the overall style, it was just really cheesy.

Merskelly Metalien · Posted 06-05-2020, 07:01 PM

The Prince of Egypt.
F*ckin' nostalgia made me cry in the first 7 minutes. TT~TT
At least something finally did.

KittyBeary · Posted 06-07-2020, 10:45 AM

Whisper of the Heart, was really great to watch it again, forgot how much I loved it. <3

Kory · Posted 06-07-2020, 03:22 PM

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

I've seen it before, but it was nice to see it again :D
I love the music in it very much!

MacSen191 · Posted 06-10-2020, 07:24 PM

Mama Mia 2.

Biomecha · 12:12 AM

The Goldfinch. At first I was intrigued. But as the events gradually unfolded, my interest gradually waned. The direction felt heavy handed? Like a lot of the dialogue had this overly rehearsed feel to it and the actors seemed all too cautious of how they moved around in a scene. Basically, the dialogue just didn't seem natural. Also, it had my big pet peeve of most of the film relying on coincidence for the plot to move along. The younger characters were far too wise for them to seem real in any way.

Biomecha · Posted 08-05-2020, 12:17 AM

Jojo Rabbit. I liked some of the humor. But the characters didn't seem fully fleshed out due to how much focus was on saying or doing something funny. And I just don't think abuse should be framed as something to laugh at in any sort of way. Like the captain getting kicked in his privates.

Merskelly Metalien · Posted 08-09-2020, 07:09 PM

Ip Man.
It was pretty good. :] Nice movie about the legend who taught a legend.
Also wing chun is super badass. 8o It's like defensive in nature and lightning quick! Had to watch some Bruce Lee clips after to see some of his master's style in action + all the crazy stuff he did, like light matches thrown at him with his num-chuk skills! 8D

Kory · Posted 08-11-2020, 10:41 PM

Imitation of Life,

Both versions.
I've seen them both before, but the second one makes me cry.

Biomecha · Posted 09-07-2020, 10:05 PM

Knives Out. Not sure what the hype was about. The characters and mystery didn't appeal to me. And Daniel Craig's character just seemed too much of a generic southern guy with a bad accent and didn't really contribute much or seem that clever in the end. So not sure why others are hoping for a franchise with him playing the same character solving other mysteries. And the truth telling/lying element just seemed like too much of a convenient plot device.

I liked that it had some campiness without going overboard with it.

Merskelly Metalien · Posted 09-18-2020, 12:10 AM

The Artist (2011).
<:] A simple movie. Soundtrack is delightful, and my favorite part of course.
I still like La La Land better, but that was a musical. This was a silent film. <X} Can't even COMPARE!

Biomecha · Posted 10-08-2020, 02:12 AM

Call Me by Your Name. I liked the landscape and atmosphere. But the characters didn't really intrigue me, aside from the father. I also liked the character exploration.

I mostly watched this because I've been enjoying We Are Who We Are, which is a series by the same director. The character dynamic is more complex and I find the storylines more interesting with the series. But their styles are quite similar.

Jessibuns · Posted 10-03-2021, 09:18 PM

In theaters?
After we fell

At home?
Final Destination 2

Ginger · Posted 10-13-2021, 05:02 PM

In the theater I saw Free Guy. It was pretty cute, something I might watch again on a rainy day.

I'm about halfway through 9 now, one of my favorite movies. Tim Burton is easily one of my favorite creators. Love that he shares his imagination.

Merskelly Metalien Icy Footed			#929
	Grave of the Fireflies. It made me laugh. But also wanted to cry so bad. ;_; It's a real tearjerker, and very well animated. ^^^Click to go to my pond hangout^^^ ^^^ Click to go to my frickin' art shop ^^^
		Posted 05-26-2020, 03:50 PM

		#932	Merskelly Metalien Icy Footed
The Prince of Egypt. F*ckin' nostalgia made me cry in the first 7 minutes. TT~TT At least something finally did. ^^^Click to go to my pond hangout^^^ ^^^ Click to go to my frickin' art shop ^^^
	Posted 06-05-2020, 07:01 PM

KittyBeary ADICTED			#933
	Whisper of the Heart, was really great to watch it again, forgot how much I loved it. <3 ty bluebird for the art! :D
		Posted 06-07-2020, 10:45 AM

		#934	Kory Double Rainbow
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 I've seen it before, but it was nice to see it again :D I love the music in it very much! "My car it is my life... and like my life it carries me around." --- My Bubba and Mi Picture drawn by ~isa~
	Posted 06-07-2020, 03:22 PM

		#936	Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light
The Goldfinch. At first I was intrigued. But as the events gradually unfolded, my interest gradually waned. The direction felt heavy handed? Like a lot of the dialogue had this overly rehearsed feel to it and the actors seemed all too cautious of how they moved around in a scene. Basically, the dialogue just didn't seem natural. Also, it had my big pet peeve of most of the film relying on coincidence for the plot to move along. The younger characters were far too wise for them to seem real in any way. Last edited by Biomecha; 08-05-2020 at 12:12 AM. Reason: Fixing grammar, sort of.
	Posted 06-26-2020, 11:19 PM

		#930	Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light
Another Earth. I liked the atmosphere and that it wasn't a hard sci-fi. But did not like the characters or storyline. The ending was mostly obvious. The relationship between the main characters lacked chemistry. The camera movements and awkward zooming kept taking me out of the movie and making me aware of the director and production crew.
	Posted 05-28-2020, 12:01 AM

Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light			#931
	Klaus. Hmm, wow. I don't have the slightest clue as to how this was so well received or acquired any awards. The story was incredibly ordinary with annoying characters. The way it tried to explain the origin of certain Christmas traditions felt contrived. Way too many action sequences, if you can call them that. None of them contributed anything, really. The use of the score was heavy handed. A lot of moments didn't need overly dramatic orchestral music. Or even the sappy singing not only seemed ill fitting with the overall style, it was just really cheesy.
		Posted 05-31-2020, 08:15 PM

MacSen191 Barrel of Monkeys			#935
	Mama Mia 2.
		Posted 06-10-2020, 07:24 PM

Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light			#937
	Jojo Rabbit. I liked some of the humor. But the characters didn't seem fully fleshed out due to how much focus was on saying or doing something funny. And I just don't think abuse should be framed as something to laugh at in any sort of way. Like the captain getting kicked in his privates.
		Posted 08-05-2020, 12:17 AM

		#938	Merskelly Metalien Icy Footed
Ip Man. It was pretty good. :] Nice movie about the legend who taught a legend. Also wing chun is super badass. 8o It's like defensive in nature and lightning quick! Had to watch some Bruce Lee clips after to see some of his master's style in action + all the crazy stuff he did, like light matches thrown at him with his num-chuk skills! 8D ^^^Click to go to my pond hangout^^^ ^^^ Click to go to my frickin' art shop ^^^
	Posted 08-09-2020, 07:09 PM

Kory Double Rainbow			#939
	Imitation of Life, Both versions. I've seen them both before, but the second one makes me cry. "My car it is my life... and like my life it carries me around." --- My Bubba and Mi Picture drawn by ~isa~
		Posted 08-11-2020, 10:41 PM

		#940	Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light
Knives Out. Not sure what the hype was about. The characters and mystery didn't appeal to me. And Daniel Craig's character just seemed too much of a generic southern guy with a bad accent and didn't really contribute much or seem that clever in the end. So not sure why others are hoping for a franchise with him playing the same character solving other mysteries. And the truth telling/lying element just seemed like too much of a convenient plot device. I liked that it had some campiness without going overboard with it.
	Posted 09-07-2020, 10:05 PM

Merskelly Metalien Icy Footed			#941
	The Artist (2011). <:] A simple movie. Soundtrack is delightful, and my favorite part of course. I still like La La Land better, but that was a musical. This was a silent film. <X} Can't even COMPARE! ^^^Click to go to my pond hangout^^^ ^^^ Click to go to my frickin' art shop ^^^
		Posted 09-18-2020, 12:10 AM

		#942	Biomecha Don't Go Into The Light
Call Me by Your Name. I liked the landscape and atmosphere. But the characters didn't really intrigue me, aside from the father. I also liked the character exploration. I mostly watched this because I've been enjoying We Are Who We Are, which is a series by the same director. The character dynamic is more complex and I find the storylines more interesting with the series. But their styles are quite similar.
	Posted 10-08-2020, 02:12 AM

Jessibuns On in to the future			#943
	In theaters? After we fell At home? Final Destination 2 she/her they/them old queer
		Posted 10-03-2021, 09:18 PM

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		#944	Ginger Snap!
In the theater I saw Free Guy. It was pretty cute, something I might watch again on a rainy day. I'm about halfway through 9 now, one of my favorite movies. Tim Burton is easily one of my favorite creators. Love that he shares his imagination. « ☼ ☾ ✰ » Semi-Active.
	Posted 10-13-2021, 05:02 PM