Which of these 5 types of films have you seen in the cinema?

Stephen King Adaptations

Dreamcatcher
Secret Window
It (2017)
It Chapter 2

Bond Films

Tomorrow Never Dies
Die Another Day
Skyfall
Spectre

Halloween Film Series

Halloween H20
Halloween (2018)

Mission Impossible

All 6

Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Stephen King Adaptations

- "The Green Mile" (1999), Tom Hanks has always been one of my favorite actors all the way back to the early 80's. I wasn't expecting the film at all as I haven't read almost any of Stephen King's books. Of course, I've seen most of his movies aside from seeing them in the cinema. It was a really great drama. The humor was a tad much for me at times, but when the movie got serious it was awesome.
- "Secret Window" (2004), this movie was okay. For this film, I can definitely imagine the book being a million times more suspenseful. The movie had a slow repetitive pace, at least to me. It was good, the acting was great from the entire cast. I wasn't too crazy for the twist or ending, though. The movie felt like it needed a Jack Nicholson type of actor for the lead, no hate on Johnny Depp.
- "1408" (2007), John Cusack has always been one of my favorite actors from the 80's. I really wanted to see this and "The Mist" at the movies that year, I'm glad I got to see one of the two at least. I loved it. My only major complaint about the film is seeing the relatively very long flash-forward in the film. It changed a portion in the film entirely, which "was" an exciting horror build-up otherwise. Overall, I still watch it when it's on.


Bond Films

- "The World Is Not Enough" (1999), I only saw this because I movie hopped to see it. I made a whole day of it that day, ha. It was alright. Honestly, I was never into any 'Bond' film or single 'Bond' actor. I get it, it's always looked good in the many pieces of the films I've caught. I can only imagine what the most recent films are doing for the franchise. My kind of action is dark and gritty; one with a lot of villains and blood. The Bond films seemed too, "I-don't-know" to me. Bruce Wayne aka Batman is my James Bond. I will say, though; of every Bond actor who's filled the role... Sean Connery is the real James Bond to me.


Halloween Film Series

- "Halloween H20" (1998), I was a horror nut in the 80's and by this time I really loved horror and most movies. I watched it knowing I wasn't going to get much. Still, it was a fun experience. I wanted to see the other sequels and remakes in the cinema but meh, saw them on able. Sadly, I was too young to catch the earlier films in the cinemas.


Mission Impossible

- "Mission Impossible" (1996), I watched in the drive-in. I honestly don't even remember how or when and it was just before a time I fully got into action movies. Even the ending took me a few years to fully understand, ha. I really enjoyed it, though. I never saw the sequels because they felt different, like less of a film noir kind of action.


Indiana Jones

- None. I'm a complete fan of 'Indy', but definitely the earlier films over the later films. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" is one of my all-time favorite nostalgic films. I think I even have it saved in my DVR, lol. Hope the opinions were enjoyable, gifs included.

Stephen King Adaptations - The Shining (revival screening), Creepshow (revival screening), The Mist, Carrie '13, It, Pet Semetery '19, It Chapter II, Doctor Sleep

Bond Films - Tomorrow Never Dies, World Is Not Enough, Die Another Day, Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre

Halloween Film Series - Halloween (revival screening at least 10 times), Halloween '07, Halloween II '09, Halloween '18

Mission Impossible - II, III, III, IV, V

Indiana Jones - Raiders of the Lost Ark (revival screenings), Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

DREAMCATCHER; CARRIE 2013; IT CHAPTER 2; DR. SLEEP; every Daniel Craig 007 installment; MISSION IMPOSSIBLE PARTS III-VI; INDIANA JONES PART IV.

Stephen King Adaptations
The Green Mile

Bond Films
Die Another Day
Casino Royale
Quantum of Solace
Skyfall
Spectre

Halloween Film Series
Halloween 2018

Mission Impossible
n/a

Indiana Jones
The Last Crusade
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Stephen King Adaptations

Stephen King: Thinner, It ch. 1 & 2, Doctor Sleep, Pet Sematary (2019)

Bond: Spectre

Halloween: Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Halloween (2018)

Missing Impossible: Fallout

Indiana Jones: None

Stephen King Adaptations: The Shining at the Uptown Theater in Washington, DC, which I'm sad to report closed last week.

Bond Films: Thunderball, The Man With The Golden Gun

Halloween Film Series: none

Mission Impossible: none

Indiana Jones: none

Time flies. I would've sworn I saw it last year.