Loving Vincent, handpainted movie about Van Gogh.
Absolutely gorgeous and as a depressed person, hit very close to home.

I just saw The SEcret Life of Pets.
Very cute, predictable, a few very good laughs.
Glad I watched it.

The Man With One Red Shoe
Silly, kind of typical American humor (sex and toilet jokes), but fun.

The Last Jedi

Brave was on a couple days ago so I watched it for the millionth time..... ;u;

Probably Wonder Woman tbh

The Secret of NIMH

Bright

It started off better than it ended. I was disappointed

The Square (Swedish Movie) - one of the nominated for best foreign movie at the Oscars
VERY GOOD, watch if you can

Kung Fury. :p

Paddington 2 - surprisingly really cute xD
wish it was here with subtitles tho. I could've heard Richard Ayoade's one scene!

The Room. "I'm going to do what I wanna do and that's it. ...What do you think I should I do?" "IS HE DEAD?" dis bish lmfao "YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, LISA" cryin at these one liners

The Shape of Water - Really good!! Good romance movie. Also I'd do the fish creature

The latest one I watched was also Paddington 2, Paddington is really adorable and I love the storybook feel.

Last movie I watched was Mean Girls. Such a quotable movie XD

the cloverfeild paradox.a
it was fun but like... there's a reason paramount didn't put it in theatres and just sold it to netflix instead lol.

Hatchet 3.

It's pretty much all about the ending.

I just saw the movie Stardust on Valentine's Day. Did NOT expect to see Robert DeNiro crossdressing, but not at all disappointed (in that, or the movie)

Just watched 10 Cloverfield Lane and The Coverfield Paradox

...and Blade Runner 2049 and The Mission.

Red Sparrow
Not good. Felt like torture porn

Dead Poets Society, I was craving some Robin Williams, because I miss that guy, and turns out netflix added that movie on there finally. It was very good. Bad ending but, good old Robin.

This Beautiful Fantastic. Didn't really care for it. There were some elements I would typically like in a film, but they felt forced and poorly executed in this particular one. The manic pixie dream guy's performance just went way too over the top compared to everyone else.

The Fall (2006). Super cute, kinda weird, and certainly made me cry

Coco, by far one of my favorites now owo

Black Panther. It's so well done! And it's beautiful, too.

Ah....oh yeah!
It was Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
Again. Hadn't watched it for a few months...

Baby Driver. I liked how it started well enough. Didn't care for the main actor or overall story development.

A Monster in Paris. Didn't realize Sean Lennon voiced Franceour in the English version!

Tomb Raider.
Well she did raid a tomb. And survived some impossible situations.
I never played the game or watched past movies so I can't really compare, so as a filmgoer I just thought the movie was ehhh popcorn action movie with predictable drama and twists. Nothing memorable. But I'd watch a sequel (if Daniel Wu is in it)

Yu-Gi-Oh: Dark Side of Dimensions unintentionally.
I was like "Oh wow Yu-Gi-Oh is still ongoing? The anime quality looks awesome from the thumbnail?? *clicks and unknowingly watches only the ending* /wails from the soul because i lost the chance to watch it normally"

Just finished Colossal. It was an interesting concept, and I like how it incorporated classic elements from the type of films that inspired it in completely new ways (trying not to spoil anything).

5 centimeters per second
I love this anime movie. The art and music in it is wonderful, and beautiful. It's a love/life story I could recommend for anyone.

The Trip to Spain. It was okay, though I liked The Trip. In this one the celebrity impersonations became a bit grating. I should have seen The Trip to Italy first, but accidentally wound up watching this one.