What is the last movie you saw, and rating?

[human reader]

The Northman - It has a nice balance between attempted historical accuracy and dramatic flair. While it's about mortals, there is a mythical quality to it that helps it from feeling too heavy when it deals with harsher subject matter. I liked it a lot, maybe round it up to a 9, but one should know it's more an exploration of those times and culture rather than an endless series of fight scenes.

[Arianne Joy Melendres]

The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ! Stunning movie

[Vusumuzi Dube]

Desparado starring Antonio Bandaras. Well I was repeating it but it's still a 4 out of 4 to me.

[Marsha JJ]

I'm adding one of my favorite movies here, which is a climbing movie called "Meru". This is a documentary directed by Jimmy Chin and his wife Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, about Jimmy and several climbing partners who climb the incredibly challenging "Shark's Fin" route on a mountain in the Himalayas. This is a really stunning and thrilling movie.

[Bhaskar Rogha]

The last movie I saw was Pink (2016). It is a Hindi movie that is themed around the right to consent and stereotypes held by the Indian society against women. The plot and the cast were amazing. I am rating it four out of four stars.

[Vusumuzi Dube]

This morning I just finished watching one of my old school favorites. 300 starring Gerald Butler. My rating for 300 will always be 4 out of 4.

[Marsha JJ]

I really enjoy documentaries and wanted to add a favorite one that I rewatched. "Super Size Me" is an excellent documentary featuring Morgan Spurlock, who only eats at McDonald's for one month. The audience gets to witness the impact on his health in the course of that time. I found this to be really eye-opening and a reminder to be mindful about what we eat. I rate this 4/4 stars.

[Vusumuzi Dube]

No Time To Die by Daniel Craig. I love all James Bond movies but I was a little bit disappointed by the ending of this one in particular. I give it 3 out of 4 stars.

[Bhaskar Rogha]

Last night I watched 'Shiddat' (2021). The name of the movie translates to 'passion' in English. It is a Hindi movie themed on how love or passion crosses all borders and difficulties. Although the plot seemed a bit far-fetched, it is emotionally engaging. I rate it three out of four stars.

[Marsha JJ]

There's an excellent movie called "Senna" that I saw, about a Formula 1 race car driver from Brazil. This is a little bit older movie but one of my favorites. I rate it 10/10.

[Bhaskar Rogha]

I just finished watching The Social Network (2010). It is based on the book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich. It depicts how Facebook came into existence, the resulting lawsuits, and their settlement. I am rating it three out of four stars.

[Yvonne Mule]

I went on a thriller movie marathon a few days ago. I don't know if Gone Girl really fits the 'thriller' genre, but it was definitely dramatic and I will always appreciate a movie where one of the characters outsmarts the others. I have a special space in my heart for intelligent characters in books and movies. Usually, the good guys win but a good antagonist makes you question this well-known fact halfway through at least once. The ending is definitely unexpected and I would absolutely recommend this movie to people who enjoy psychological thrillers. This one will most definitely leave you at the very edge of your seat.

[Marsha JJ]

I saw the documentary, "Downfall: The Case Against Boeing", and found it to be interesting, disturbing, and very negatively inclined towards Boeing. This is the story about their 737 Max plane that experienced several crashes, and the back story behind the change in Boeing's culture that led to the disasters. I take safe flying for granted, but this movie made me stop and think. 4/4 rating.

[Aarya Gondkar]

'About Time' and it was actually nice. It's about this guy who can time travel in the past of his own life, make changes and all. So basically it taught that you don't need to time travel to make things right, sometimes just living each moment fully is what is needed.

[Umal Halane]

Last movie I watched was a man in love on Netflix. Its a Foreign film - Mandarin, so you'd have to read subtitles. It was a depressing tragic love story. If you loved the notebook, you'd probably love it too!