Weathering with You (if you love anime movies)
Hobbs and Shaw (this was surprisingly entertaining although plenty of people will poo poo it for being for brain dead people......)
John Wick 3

Das Boot is a brilliant series. I've heard they made a re-make series, but don't have high hopes.

Outlander is a good film, but then I'm a fan of Jim Caviezel. Nice Beowulf companion to 13th Warrior.

I am not. The very reason I prefer watching movies to TV series is that movies are normally supposed to be fully self-contained, there is a beginning and ending to the story in one package. Yeah there are exceptions to that rule like movies that end in a cliffhanger and such (like Alita), but in general. And even with movies where you are supposed to see the whole "series" (and they were designed to be like that beforehand) they are usually trilogies or such, containing max three movies you need to watch to get the whole picture.

With TV series, you normally can't or at least you will be somewhat confused if you jump in midway. Like me yesterday trying to watch Walking Dead season 9 from TV (the last season I saw of that was 3 I think), what the heck has happened in between? The bearded guy is together with the black ninja chick, they have a baby or is it adopted (as it appears to be white) etc. etc. What what whaaaaat?

EDIT: What I said before about not finding great modern movies, I have to clarify though that I do here and there see modern movies that I consider quite ok and entertaining. Inception, Interstellar, Elysium, Mad Max Fury Road, Edge of Tomorrow, etc., they were quite ok for the most part. But very rarely something that makes me really go wow.

I just watched 'A Dog's Purpose'. I know it's kind old, but I only got around to watch it now on Netflix. Not sure about being best or even a good film, all I know is that I pretty much cried during almost the ENTIRE of it haha.

I haven't seen it yet, but I plan to go and see "IT - the second chapter" on Wednesday.
I enjoyed the first chapter, and I expect to not be disappointed by this one either.

Dragged Across Concrete (absolutely brutal in parts, like all S. Craig Zahler movies)

great song from the movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubz7BD_Kq48

I saw hacksaw ridge recently for the first time.... BRILLIANT MOVIE!

Then last night i watched Occupation on Netflix ;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsC15OBrBk0

it is Australian, i am Australian, it was horrible, but i could not stop watching!
You have to watch it just out of morbid curiosity to see what i mean.... i am asking what drugs do you think the director was on??? It would not have taken much to tweak this into a brilliant movie.... just make the story flow more naturally, less disjointed and tone down a bit on the emotional outbursts which were horribly overdone at times.... i was kinda thinking this group of people must have escaped from an insane asylum or the director has no fucking clue about the concept of consistency of character behavior.

This movie is just like one of those classic bad movies where stuff happens and suddenly other stuff is happening and you wonder what happened in between, how did i get here, and why are they doing that?

Exactly the same as you. I'll go tomorrow, or the day after that, to see it. I'm kinda worried by all the hype critics are making around it, calling it a masterpiece. I've seen plenty off movies that critics hated, and yet I really liked, but I've yet to see a film, at which critics throw such hyperbolic praise, that lived up to it. We'll see. In the first chapter the kid actors were amazingly good, a perfect Goonies companion film.
I've also seen it recently, together with Bone Tomahawk, and Brawl in Cell Block 99. They are amazing low budget b-movies, and I'm glad I've seen them, but I'll never rewatch any of them again.

I haven't seen them in a while, but Dune(1984) and They Live(1988) are phenomenal. Also, I recently watched Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey. It's more of a documentary, but it includes the original footage and integrated storyline for Game of Death. It's much better than the God awful hackjob made in 1978.

Recent movies I don't really watch I just wait till they come to Netflix since like games from big publishers they promise a lot and underdeliver big time.

But some older movies I rewatched recently and liked:

01. Twister (so bad it's good :))
02. Robocop (Original since the reboot is terrible)
03. Poltergeist (again the original because the remake is an insult to the original)
04. A Nightmare on Elmstreet and Freddy vs Jason.
05. Indiana Jones Trilogy.
06. Ghostbosters (original cause surprise GB2016 is an insult to the original)
07. Miami Supercops (I love Bud Spencer/Terence Hill movies)
08. Dirty Harry (all 5)
09. 2001: A Space Oddyssey
10. Gran Torino

sssssssmmokin!

I still need to see Brawl, probably won't bother with Bone.

Bone Tomahawk is great for the cast: Kurt Russell is great as always, because he is Kurt Russell, but Matthew Fox is amazing! Yeah the guy from Lost and Speed Racer, is actually staggering in a role.

:D

Checked out Tale of Tales (2015). Nice, contained fantasy.