Re-watched:

Pump Up the Volume - still a classic.
Prometheus - still holding up, I still like it.

Plus

Quarantine - OK I guess, still prefer the more supernatural REC ending.
Curse of the Golden Flower - wow what a bleak ending. Stunning cinematography but not good as Hero or House of the Flying Daggers or as fun as Great Wall (all directed by Zhang Yimou).
Repo Men - crap

Shanghai Express (Millionaires Express) - Sammo Hung and Yuen Biaio classic. So hard to get hold of as well. Features Richard Norton and Cynthia Rothrock as well as baddies. It's nice, watching a lot of the newer Asian movies and seen that a lot of these old comedic actors from the Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung movies still working today.

Ghost in the Shell
Not great, but not terrible.
Anime is still better.

Beetlejuice
Still an absolute classic!
The Blu Ray has the first three animated episodes on as well.

Re-watched Zombieland for about the 5th time. That Deliverance scene still splits my sides Where the[censored] is Zombieland 2 FFS!

Ghost in a Shell - decent 7/10 range.

Trainspotting - still great and then

T2 Trainspotting - [censored] marvelous, really enjoyed it. That Loyalist/Glasgow Rangers/No More Catholics scene was just too good (that's how you take the piss out of sectarianism by getting both sides to laugh about it). Plus:

Baywatch - Movie was amazing, good fun, should have seen this at the cinema.

Dunkirk - Brilliant.

Batman and Harley Quinn.- great movie, good laughs, "smells like discipline" hahaha

Split - McAvoy is just brilliant. Set in the same universe as Unbreakable. Can't wait for the sequel Glass! David Dunn vs Mr Glass vs The Beast aka Horde

Baywatch - What utter tripe.
Batman & Harley - A good TAS film with some easter eggs, such as the original Batmobile from the show, the Batplane and a bar full of both TAS and Batman '66 henchmen. Melissa Rauch as Harley was ok but she's no Arlene Sorkin. Film is a bit uneven and is more a Harley film than a Batman film. I'd give it a solid 7/10.

Titanic - It can always hit you in the feels.

Re-watched Mimic - still a decent watch.

Heavenly Sword - Really, really bad.

He Never Died.

Dave Made A Maze.

Batman And Harley Quinn - Just didn't work for me.

Snowpiercer - terrific film 9/10

Hellboy Sword of Storms - quite enjoyed this but it was a bit too long.

Hellboy Blood and Iron - decent I guess.

Fast and Furious 8 - like a moth to the flame ....

Pretty damn stupid but unlike FF6&7 it was fun mainly due to the Rock/Stath dynamic. Scott Eastwood's character Little Nobody was a good foil to Roman. Great prison fight scene, great cameo by Helen Mirren. Vin and Theron sucked though. Time for Vin and his wife beater shirt to take a hike?

The Hitman's Bodyguard - Fun film saved by Jackson and Reynolds. Honestly could've been a script that was meant for Eddie Murphy and Stallone that has been laying at the bottom of a drawer since 1992. Action is good, not mind blowing and you can actually see what's going on! Definitely worth a watch if you have nothing else to do or when it hits DVD etc

Planet of the Apes
The original.
Considering how old it is, it has not aged badly at all.
& the ending actually makes sense, unlike Tim Burton's remake

Boss Baby
Fun movie, & Alec Baldwin's on point as always.

The Conjuring
Creepy, but once the spirit manifests itself near the end it gets less creepy. Now for Annabelle

Lost in Translation - Probably the 4th time seeing this movie. I love Bill Murray <3 This was the era before Scarlett Johansson had much of a personality, glad to see how she's come out of her shell these days.

Baywatch...utter crap...

Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars - it was ok, not as good as the first one though.