The Most Recent Movie You've Seen on Streaming, Broadcast TV, or Movie Theater?

Egad, I think the last film I saw in a theater was Captain America, Winter Soldier. Haven't really been watching on streaming, etc.

I'll go to the 2017 Star Trek (Star Trek: Beyond) - probably in the theater but not on opening day.

independence day 2.
Crock of crap - No idea how it ended.

last movie streamed was Hail Caeser. Really sucked IMHO, It waqs very inside and the Coens dint tqke that into consideration

Last Theater movie (in one of those new theaters with food service and lounge setups)we saw INDEPENDENCE DY II.... Was even funnier than the first one

I saw The Martian, finally, on TV. Last theater experience: likely Jurassic Park. I don't do streaming.

I recently streamed 'Angels with dirty faces' - Cagney - Damn fine movie.

I enjoyed the hour long 30 year aniversary film of the Mount Saint Helens Eruption. Streamed, by National Geographic, I think. Mother nature and about a million trees planted has achieved restoration for the most part.

Creative means of destruction this time. Having a 3000 mile wide spacecraft scoop up ALL the skyscrapers/buildings/cars/etc. in Asia with a huge anti-gravity field, then fly over Europe and drop them from a fair height, then land over the Atlantic so that the edge of the spacecraft squashes the entire east coast of North America, was a pretty interesting way of messing us up.


Think there'll be a III?

The end of II seemed to set up the story for us to take the fight to the aliens.


Last movie I saw in theaters was Tarzan. Last I saw by streaming were the latest Harmy restorations of the original Star Wars trilogy.

I watched Secretariat on cable--on demand.

What I've been binge-watching recently isn't a movie, but an Aussie TV murder mystery series, "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries", set in Melbourne in 1927, when the Great War was still a recent and painful memory, when society was just starting to loosen up in the Jazz Age. Miss Fisher is very smart and very good at being a "lady detective" a century before Cagney and Lacey came along. My sister the Aussie expat says it's huge in Australia, and I believe her. {BS is apparently showing it in the States, tho I got the DVD series before I knew that.

Maryland Public Broadcasting has been showing the Miss Fisher series for a few years now an theyve "caught up" I dont want to spoil anything so Ill let it at that but something does occur that will introduce the next series of her series.
She is kind of a hottie who is liberated even by todays standards.

I like the sexual tension between her and the cop and the cars of that age. Some of the stories can get overly contrived, like when she takes over that radio station to catch a murderer, or when she joins the circus.

Started listening to the first book of the Miss Fisher series from Audible last week. Still haven't seen any of the episodes.


This week, finished the last 4 episodes of the FX comedy, The League (2009).

The City of the Dead (1960), 3/10. Not much of a city. The RiffTrax commentary made it a destination for tourism.

The last movie I saw in the theater was The Lobster. Not only did I go alone, but there was no one else in the cinema.

How was it? As bizarre as the premise makes it out to be?

Colin Farrell is such an underrated actor. I'm still pissed that he was not only snubbed for his role as Ray in In Bruges (2008)... he should have won that year.

Tarzan was ok.
Big-screen advised
I won't be wasting time on 'inde III'.

The movie was fantastic, as long as you take it as intended, as satire, and aren't bothered by the fact that this dystopian future is pretty much guaranteed to never come about.

I think the reason the theater was empty was that it was noon on a Saturday. I happen to live 2 blocks from the cinema and don't have a TV, which is the only reason I was there at that time.

Mr. Robot, awesome series!

A really great movie that we just streamed this afternoon.Eye in the Sky.
Its about rules of engagement in a drone strike. Its a Brit movie so they spend way more time on plot than on special effects. We were blown away. Suspense . Anything beyond what Ive stated would be reveqling too much.
It was Alan Rickman's last movie, Helen Mirin is listed as the star but the enemble made it real .

I tried to see that in the theaters, but either no place near me carried it, or they had it so briefly that they dropped it before I started looking for it.

I'll have to see if it is on satellite yet.