What is the last movie you saw, and rating?
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Re: What is the last movie you saw, and rating?

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Definitely a MUST WATCH!
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Ive also seen movies that are considered garbage but can leave you in a good and happy mood so what does it matter if they are turkeys?frowngoclownfish wrote: ↑03 Apr 2019, 21:30 The last movie I watched was a rewatch of The Addams Family. I would give that movie all the stars possible. I know it isn't the best movie, but it always leaves me in a good mood.
I havent seen any movies lately but I watched a few episodes of Men Into Space, a 1950's sci-fi series about man's first attempts to conquer space. It was a fairly realistic and well done series about the problems and challenges people had and will have in going into space. It was only on for one season, its too bad it didnt last longer it was a very good show.
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The acting was on point, the nostalgia of the historical events was amusing, the insight into a life of a man I knew nothing about was astonishing. Even with the knowledge that Hollywood sensationalized much of it, or so I assume, it was still great.
I did need a bit of a pallet cleanser after the movie, so watched a bit of Brooklyn 99 to lighten the mood. Despite the film having some humor and satire, it definitely made me evaluate life.
Overall, I would put it at an 8.5 out of 10