What movies have you seen recently?

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Dragon Lore: Curse of the Shadow

I think well worth watching. one of the main char looks to be an hero Orc, rare to see (In fact never seen that before) I liked that, in the end claimed him to be an dwarf, that kinda ruined it for me, but still well worth watching.

Vampire Academy

In a world where three different kinds of vampires live in the world without the human's knowing, two teenage best friends are returned to the vampire boarding school they ran away from.

Paul.
I LOVE Simon Pegg.

I am not a big film fan but for health reasons I have had to quit the drink and psychedelic drugs (and at a time when Alpha-Methyltryptamine and Lysergic Acid Dimethylazetidide are widely available too) so I have turned to cinema for entertainment. Just watched the 1949 classic The Third Man and currently watching, though taking a short break from watching an Australian animated film called Mary and Max. Everyone on this forum should go and watch it. Go and watch it. Even people not reading this forum, you go and watch it too.

Non-Stop.

Toys
the Robin Williams film

The Monuments Men

Based on the true story during World War II of a platoon that is tasked to rescue art masterpieces stolen from the Nazis and return them to their owners.

The Little Rascals
90's version. Not as good as I remembered it.

Bandits.
Billy Bob Thornton and Bruce Willis movie.

the last few films i've seen, in order from most recent back: the monuments men (god, i love bill murray), air doll, das boot (beardy jürgen prochnow=mmmmmmmm), Nineteen Eighty-Four (john hurt '84 version), bad words. i have eclectic tastes.

Godzilla {2014 version}

Great movie. Despite Bryan Cranston and Juliette Binoche not having much individual screen time, this new Godzilla movie easily trumps that crappy 1998 version directed by Roland Emmerich, in part thanks to good performances from Ken Watanabe, David Straithairn, Elizabeth Olsen, and the guy who played Kick-A**. Also, the CG was amazing, especially when Godzilla shows up about halfway through the movie. Before that, the movie had the feel of a conspiracy thriller, especially when Bryan Cranston's character starts ranting about the US military hiding the truth about Godzilla through a cover-up.

The Collection.

Sequel to the horror film, The Collector. Anti-hero Arkin escapes after being taken captive by the masked serial killer, the Collector, and is asked to lead a team of mercenaries into the killer's lair to rescue a millionaire's daughter also taken captive. Gorey mass murder ensues.