Last movie you saw in a theater?

[memoriesofyesterday]

Mine was 2015: Jurassic Word

 

[apearl]

The Boy and the Heron, it's a really good movie would recommend :)

 

[wayn]

Mine was Alien Romulus (2024) I was watching it alone to be honest it was a funny experience. The movie was boring tho.. By the way nice, I love Jurassic World movies.

 

[disjectamembra]

paprika (2006). definitely Satoshi Kon's best work

 

[Angst Filled Fuck Up]

I think it was the Bob's Burgers movie lmao. Yes it was dumb.

 

[Gorbolflungus]

Inside Out 2, pretty good actually, thought the message was cool although a little basic, but it's a children movie so it makes sense.

 

[wondering&wandering]

Last week: Wild Robot.

It had a suprisingly honest take regarding the nature of death that animals face. Got a bit mushy at the end, and

Spoiler: Character Arc Spoiler

the gosling, Brightbill, somehow gets accepted by his former bullies rather than resented by them after his success,

but it is more for kids and I overall liked it. Animation rocked.

 

[Buffy]

Back in 2020, I watched Jumanji 3 in a movie theatre for the first time. It was also the last time I ever went to theatre.

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

The last movie I saw in theaters was The Wild Robot. It was such a beautiful movie that even made me cry during a certain montage.

I did start to wonder if it must be some kind of pronatalist propaganda though because to me the beat emotions from the movie came from seeing the personal satisfaction of raising a child.

 

[Thisisnotaname]

Was in 2020 with my daughter. Dont remember the name but was a story about a girl who found a baby lion and had to back him in his country