What's the last movie you saw?

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the adventures of baron Munchhausen
quite a fanciful tale with some beautiful visuals. very monty-python-esque, with terry gilliam's direction.

My aunt put on Enola Holmes. I like it a lot so far.

The Spiral Staircase (1946 adaptation of the novel "Some Must Watch")

*the straight story (true story of a disabled man who rides a lawnmower a few hundred miles over hill and dale and many breakdowns, to see his disabled younger brother one last time).
*the producers (very ethnic tale of an unethical producer down on his heels, needing a quick infusion of cash, who conspires with his accountant to concoct a broadway musical so horribly bad ["springtime for hitler"] that it is guaranteed to close on the first night, and make them a ton of money via overselling to investors [each investor promised 50-100%], but the damned thing ended up a hit and they end up in jail.
*roswell (plausible tale of our gov't's diabolical dishonesty to its own citizens)

The Suicide Squad (2021 DC film written & directed by James Gunn)

the meaning of life [monty python's rudest effort to date]. the "mr. creosote" scene was a SCREAM!!

I tried to watch The Lion King, but the first time I looked up at the screen Musafa was already dying.

So much for ADHD meds.

chariots of fire [lovely score by Vangelis et al, a "new-agey" story of two frenemies competing at the 1924 olympic games, with an elegiac twist at the beginning and end.

I actually went to a theater to see Free Guy, pretty good 7/10.

Kingsman: the golden circle, really good sequel to the first one.

The French Connection

I just got back from seeing the film Free Guy. I enjoyed it.

evangelion 3.0+1.0

it was brilliant

Addams Family Values.

bedazzled [remake with liz hurley]. she is certainly a dish and a half. what eye candy. brendan fraser [spelling?] did a marvelous job as a hopeless dweeb.