What's the last movie you've seen? (2nd thread)

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Seven Psychopaths, Flight, and Django Unchained: All three wonderful, making up for the shiess storm that was The Hobbit.

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Spring Breakers

There's nothing in the AV Club's negative review that I necessarily disagree with (the description of the movie as "vacuous, repetitive, [and] hyperbolically stupid" is especially apt), but I came in knowing what to expect, and it ended up being an immensely satisfying experience. I expect this will be the most unique movie I see all year; certainly it's the least conventional movie I've ever seen in theaters. I'm not entirely sure how something like this received such a wide release.

I really want to see it within the next week, and prolly cause James Franco is in it, though his roll as a Riff Raff-ish rapper is also fairly unconventional.

[Maxwell]

I saw Mud a couple of days ago and that movie was terrific.

[Maxwell]

Carrie. Never again.

The remake or the original? Because the original is one of the great Brian De Palma movies.

[Maxwell]

Silence of the Lambs

Solid movie.

[Maxwell]

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

The most Wes Anderson Wes Anderson film yet. I liked it but I can't say I loved it. So like the rest of Anderson's work then...

I can't say that surprises me, but still that analysis makes me want to go see it.

[Maxwell]

Locke

One of the best movies with only one actor and an automobile. Tom Hardy is a treasure.