What Was The Last Movie/Anime You Watched?

[burningdoom]

First official photo of the new Batmobile from "Batman vs. Superman".

Looks pretty bad-ass, I think. Except: Are those guns in the front? Everyone knows Batman doesn't use guns.

[turf]

First official photo of the new Batmobile from "Batman vs. Superman".

Looks pretty bad-ass, I think. Except: Are those guns in the front? Everyone knows Batman doesn't use guns.

The 1989 Batmobile had guns.  Remember when he cut a hole out to drive through that warehouse door?

[burningdoom]

First official photo of the new Batmobile from "Batman vs. Superman".

Looks pretty bad-ass, I think. Except: Are those guns in the front? Everyone knows Batman doesn't use guns.

The 1989 Batmobile had guns.  Remember when he cut a hole out to drive through that warehouse door?

Yeah, I know. But then they also gave Joker a name in that movie.

[mrnikon]

Serenity. Right after watching the whole series again.

[burningdoom]

Serenity. Right after watching the whole series again.

I freaking loved that movie!

[mrnikon]

Serenity. Right after watching the whole series again.

I freaking loved that movie!

Me too, I just wish Fox didn't can the series, after half a season.

[redblaze57]

I Know That Voice- It's a documentary about Voice Actors defiantly worth watching

[abe]

I Know That Voice- It's a documentary about Voice Actors defiantly worth watching

I watched that the other night as well. It was on Netflix and I thought it looked interesting. I was not disappointed.

[kamikazekeeg]

I Know That Voice- It's a documentary about Voice Actors defiantly worth watching

Been meaning to watch that as I've seen stuff on it for a long time now.  In fact, I'm watching this tonight lol

[bikingjahuty]

Being at an Anime convention all weekend really reminded me that I need to try watching Attack on Titan (if you haven't noticed it is very popular right now). So lucky for me it is on Netflix so I started watching it this morning. I'm four episodes in and it is pretty good thus far, definitely an above average anime. I'm not in love with it yet, but I'm really interested to keep going and see how the rest of the series is.

[davifus]

Being at an Anime convention all weekend really reminded me that I need to try watching Attack on Titan (if you haven't noticed it is very popular right now). So lucky for me it is on Netflix so I started watching it this morning. I'm four episodes in and it is pretty good thus far, definitely an above average anime. I'm not in love with it yet, but I'm really interested to keep going and see how the rest of the series is.

Aot is an alright show.

[kamikazekeeg]

Being at an Anime convention all weekend really reminded me that I need to try watching Attack on Titan (if you haven't noticed it is very popular right now). So lucky for me it is on Netflix so I started watching it this morning. I'm four episodes in and it is pretty good thus far, definitely an above average anime. I'm not in love with it yet, but I'm really interested to keep going and see how the rest of the series is.

That's about when the show really starts to switch gears and pick up its pace.  Ocourse it'll have its downtime and slower moments throughout, but that is when the bigger action hits and more of the mystery of the series comes into the plot more and helps to drive everything forward. I really thought it was great.

[kamikazekeeg]

Decided to watch all three of The Librarian movies since they are coming out with a tv series at the end of the year.  I really do like Noah Wyles, I think he's great in Falling Skies and he's great in all three of the Librarian movies.  The movies themselves are super cheesy, kinda sloppy with the writing, but all of them I feel are fun, because it's all acted and handled well.  Wyles is in it every time as the main character, there's some nice bits of humor, and overall the best I can say is that the movies are fun, they have that kinda charm you saw in like The Goonies or like a super budget version of Indiana Jones.  If you like that stuff along with Warehouse 13 or the National Treasure movies, you'd probably like this.

Also I'm pretty sure Warehouse 13 ripped their idea from The Librarian series lol

[spac316]

Watched Captain America:The Winter Soldier. Good flick!

[maximo310]

Being at an Anime convention all weekend really reminded me that I need to try watching Attack on Titan (if you haven't noticed it is very popular right now). So lucky for me it is on Netflix so I started watching it this morning. I'm four episodes in and it is pretty good thus far, definitely an above average anime. I'm not in love with it yet, but I'm really interested to keep going and see how the rest of the series is.

That's about when the show really starts to switch gears and pick up its pace.  Ocourse it'll have its downtime and slower moments throughout, but that is when the bigger action hits and more of the mystery of the series comes into the plot more and helps to drive everything forward. I really thought it was great.

Are are they going to produce more seasons of attack on titan? All I've heard is some OVA stuff, as well as those live action movies that are coming out this november and next year.