Last Movie You Watched

[Dr.Wilder]

Martian is amazing
Interstellar

 

[Targaryen]

Quite old movie but interesting to watch.
S.W.A.T

 

[AliB]

Andaz Apna Apna(10th time).

 

[Aravind.]

Premam a must watch, the best movie I have ever seen.

 

[MishraJee]

Baahubali. Finally.

 

[PokerAce]

Groundhog Day !!

Was surprised at how good it was. Had put off watching for so long.

 

[GlitchInTheMatrix]

Django,Martian,Departed.
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I think it's either gonna be Matt Damon (for Martian) or possibly Leo di Caprio (for Revenant) who'll win the best actor Oscar. Hopefully, this time Leo will win. He deserves an Oscar for his performance in the Revenant.

Oscar deserves Leo.

 

[zwarrior]

Inside Out. It was splendid and so creative. The writers have put a lot of thought in the story.

 

[Will Nile]

 

[PokerAce]

To Kill A Mocking Bird - good film, Peck's acting as lead was out of this world.

 

[Sami Kumar]

All is lost 2013. Unique stuff.

 

[Ohm]

12 years a slave - Got bit emotional in the end of the movie. Great film. Story is amazing. I'd also add the man was truly an exceptional person and he set a great example of strength for someone that is victim of injustice or inequitable laws.

 

[abhi_jacko]

Groundhog Day !!

Absolutely LOVE this movie. Will re-watch it tonight

 

[abhi_jacko]

I just follow Oscars because they always pick great films. It's more about they make me a favor by selecting some outstanding movies which I can choose later.

Meh ! Half the nominated movies are usually so dry and dull, and the oscars almost always snub Great movies if they end up doing too much business. Plus politically motivated movies always get preference over "normal" movies

For instance: I still cannot understand how American Hustle and Captain Philips were nominated in 2014, while one of the best movies of that year, Rush was snubbed. Daniel Bruhl's portrayal of Nikki Lauda being snubbed for pretty boy Bradley Cooper (American Hustle) and Hollywood sweetheart Jonah Hill (Wolf of Wall Street) was a JOKE

And dont even get me started on the Academy's mistreatment of Di Caprio and repeated snubbing of Nolan

 

[Ohm]

Meh ! Half the nominated movies are usually so dry and dull, and the oscars almost always snub Great movies if they end up doing too much business. Plus politically motivated movies always get preference over "normal" movies

For instance: I still cannot understand how American Hustle and Captain Philips were nominated in 2014, while one of the best movies of that year, Rush was snubbed. Daniel Bruhl's portrayal of Nikki Lauda being snubbed for pretty boy Bradley Cooper (American Hustle) and Hollywood sweetheart Jonah Hill (Wolf of Wall Street) was a JOKE

And dont even get me started on the Academy's mistreatment of Di Caprio and repeated snubbing of Nolan

Well, the word "always" is actually much. But honestly I'm kind of depended on Oscar nominations since late 2013. Usually, the highest grossing films would come into my consideration whenever I plan to watch movies because makers do bumper advertisement about them. But, not all highest grossing films provide a good topic, generally they're action or adventure movies. And I reckon gist of a film over drama. I'm a least attentive type guy when it comes to movies, that's why I don't get much idea about them earlier. Hence I check Oscars' lists and IMDB for suggestions. There had been a very few Oscar nominations based picks in past which I didn't like though. For instance, Gravity. Got way too bored watching that movie. However, I loved watching some of those, like Django Unchained, Life of Pi, Les Miserables, also Captain Phillips, Boyhood, American Sniper and more (including the most recent 12 years a slave). If you can suggest me a few good films, you're welcome anyways.