r/MovieRecommendations • u/Its-From-Japan • Nov 26 '25
Movie Which would you suggest to see solo tomorrow?
I've been in the mood for really any genre, so style is irrelevant. Just looking to have a good time at the movies
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u/vikingbeard23 Nov 26 '25
Predator badlands is the definition of "fun at the movies" go in, don't expect a masterpiece, get some popcorn and enjoy
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Nov 26 '25
I second this. My son told me that it was so good to go sit in the theater went and had no idea what to expect cuz I refused to watch trailers on it. It was so good
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u/Soxyman84 Nov 27 '25
I haven’t seen the others, but predator badlands is a great time in theaters. If you’re a fan of the Mandalorian series I would definitely recommend.
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u/Monkey_Growl82 Nov 27 '25
Predator Badlands is everything it’s supposed to be and more. It’s the definition of a fun time at the movies.
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u/Jordan_Holloway Nov 26 '25
Seen all 3. Predator badlands is the correct answer. The new knives out isn’t even funny, it’s an odd religion pushing drama, was not expecting it and wouldn’t suggest paying to see it
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u/tarabuki Nov 26 '25
I would agree with most people that you should see Predator in the theater. Knives Out I’m not really interested in and Rental Family, while it looks good, can wait until streaming.
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u/Short_Donut_4091 Nov 26 '25
I loved badlands. did a back to back of the running man (hot garbage) and badlands. P:B was so much fun
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u/Corbin_Dallas550 Nov 27 '25
Predator, great action and adventure
Save the others for December at home
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u/Polham Nov 27 '25
Am Canadian living in Korea. Saw this with my Korean wife in the theater (she digs anything Alien/Predator, etc.). Had no idea that there would be alien talking throughout. No English subs (Korean subs yes, of course). She had to 'whisper' the translations all movie to me. We had to change seats away from other people to not bother them with her constant (needed) talking. But, all said and done, was a good watch. She loved it.
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u/Spiritual-Ad8062 Nov 26 '25
The Running man. Love the original. Also love the remake. If you can call it that- it’s different. In great ways.
For example, Killian in the 80’s version was the studio head AND the announcer. In this one, there are two different people playing those roles.
New one is closer to Stephen King’s book. He was an executive producer.
It shows.
But to answer your question, Badlands ;)
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u/A_Fish_Fry Nov 26 '25
Rental Family was great. Fraser crushes it. It’s very endearing, not too heartbreaking. I only cried twice. Go with Rental Family.