Review/Rate the Last Movie You Saw at the Theater

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Honey, Don't (2025) (Second Viewing)

1.5/5

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Caught Stealing (2025)

1.5/5

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Jaws (1975)

5/5

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Relay (2025)

2.5/5

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The Toxic Avenger (2025)

1.5/5

[Darth Marcus]

Caught Stealing



3.5/5

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Heemwéi (2014: Sacha Bachim)

First viewing.

This is the story of two young Luxembourgish conscripts in WWII who desert the Wehrmacht to run back home. It was nice having the film's director and the two main actors assisting the screening to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of WWII, even if my girlfriend and I didn't stay for the Q&A after the film. The most striking in the film is the fact the two boys aren't presented as great Luxembourgish patriots for leaving the German army. Another good thing are the few funny moments, although there were many gruesome scenes. Before the screening the director told the audience his film didn't have much budget. Props to him and his team for the marvellous work they have created with the little means they had. Glad I've finally seen it, this is now one of my favourite films in my native tongue.
9/10

[GoneJoel]

THE CONJURING: LAST RITES
4/5

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L'homme au cigare (2003: Andy Bausch)

First viewing.

A documentary about the controversial Fred Junck, probably the greatest cinephile of my tiny country, as it seems one of the biggest collectors of film on reel in the world and the main force behind the creation of the cinematheque in Luxembourg-City, directed by the most famous director of films in Luxembourgish language, who gave a little speech before the screening at the aforementioned cinematheque.
8/10

[yanksno1]

Jaws [IMAX, 4K Laser]



5/5

Saw it on Monday on the huge IMAX screen for the first time in the theater.

[grim_tales]

Weapons (USA, 2025): 4.25/5

A very strange mystery/horror with a Rashomon style, I liked how it told some of the story from different people's view and you had to try and piece things together.
I'm more into mystery than horror but it was still very good, with some spooky jumps for sure

[Show spoiler]I'm still not sure *why* Alex's weird aunt used creepy voodoo to turn everyone into weaponised robots (?) He didn't do anything.
Was she a werewolf or something, maybe she was trying to restore her youth? Sometimes she looked much older/creepier sans red wig and glasses.

[yanksno1]

Caught Stealing



3.875/5

Go Giants!

[Show spoiler](not really) The Shea Stadium scene was hilarious. Laughed out loud and I was the only one in the theater.

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Originally Posted by grim_tales

Weapons (USA, 2025): 4.25/5

[Show spoiler]I'm still not sure *why* Alex's weird aunt used creepy voodoo to turn everyone into weaponised robots (?) He didn't do anything.
Was she a werewolf or something, maybe she was trying to restore her youth? Sometimes she looked much older/creepier sans red wig and glasses.

[Show spoiler]At some point I had the impression she wanted him to become her successor.