Rate the last movie you saw

[UtahRatt]

Welcome to 30 years ago.

[Mr.Haney]

Moon with Sam Rockwell. 10. Damn near watched it again immediately after finishing and the only time I ever did that was with Reservoir Dogs.
Closest thing to Kubrick since Kubrick...

Awesome movie, filmed on a shoestring budget.

[theglammerthebetter]

Greenberg(2010) Starring Ben Stiller, Onscreen tv guide said it was a comedy but it wasnt, its a pretty serious drama, 7/10

[johnk5150]

Salt: 6/10

Not a bad "Mission Impossible" / "Bourne" rip-off, considering I had very low expectations.

i thought this movie would suck but it was very very good

I wouldn't call it good, but it was way more watchable than I thought it would be.

[Tymaster]

Black Swan, Natalie Portman steps up her game and really delivers. Quite a good film. 9/10.

[RicheyJamesEdwards]

Little Fokers 5/10 - Not nearly as bad as the second one but still not very good. It had a few laughs.

The Game (1997) Michael Douglas 7/10 - Pretty cool flick. Could've been a 8 but the end scene sorta pissed me off.

[Trist805]

The Hot Chick...starring Rob Schneider and Anna Faris. 8.5/10. It was so funny A few guest appearances too.

[theglammerthebetter]

Copout(2010) Starring Bruce willis and tracy morgan AWFUL 2/10 one of the unfunniest comedies i have ever seen, I love 80's music but why does a movie set in 2010 only features 80's music??? Even Bert Miracles got a payday from that movie since they used every rose

[stevo]

true grit...4.5

better than the original. I was truly happy it was as good as it was

[Kristi Vanian]

Giant - 8/10. Starring James Dean, Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson.


Waay too long.

[Out Of The Cellar]

The Blind Side - 3/10

Sandra Bullock is a great ingredient but the whole recipe is just too sweet to have its own distinct taste.

[FullDJacket]

dead or alive 2 - 2/10 - Not a good yakuza movie.

[theglammerthebetter]

Ondine(2009) second irish movie in a couple of weeks starring Colin Farell, did he move back home ?

He plays a fisherman who catches a girl (mermaid?) in his net, good movie 7.5/10 but the accent was hard to understand

[Facedown]

Lucky # Slevin - 8/10
Lots of twists and keeps you guessing.

[johnk5150]

Chasing Amy extras on bluray. I didn't know after the failure of Mallrats they made it with only $250K of studio money. They financed the rest themselves.

[vanitybinge]

The Human Centipede~2/10.

Guess I liked it a bit more than you did, I give it a 7. It was cool, and gross, but a bit overhyped. Dieter Laser did a great job as Dr. Heiter.

A Boy and His Dog (1975) 5/10
Dude traveling with his telepathic dog towards a place called "Over the Hill" comes upon an underground cult society that needs his sperm.
Cool post-apocalypse adventure if you can get past the Joe Friday voice of his dog, and the sever lack of lighting.

Trailer Park Boys: The Movie 8/10 Funny shit

[Kristi Vanian]

The Adventures Of Milo And Otis - 9/10.

I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid.

[johnk5150]

Inception - Um....what the fuck was that?

[rikirachtmanstheshit]

Salt. I'd give it an 8 out of 10. The ending was terrible as it was just another, "Look out, here comes a sequel" type of ending. Over all though it was pretty cool. Lots of nice twists.

[LetUsPrey]

Inception - Um....what the fuck was that?

It was a dream within a dream within a dream within a dream. God, pay attention!

[Tymaster]

I didn't realize that Lost Highway had a proper DVD release but it popped up on my NetFlix account. Had not watched it since 1997. Still very fuzzy in places, but much more coherent than Mullholland Drive. 8/10. Ensemble cast, great soundtrack, and a smoking hot Patricia Arquette didn't hurt my rating of that film at all.

[AmericanJackass]

Grown Ups~6/10. With that many big name comedians, I thought it should have been funnier.

[SLASH1976]

Burried - 7.5 / 10

[Trist805]

The Informers 7/10.

This is NOT "the informant" with Matt Damon. Basically it stars Billy Bob Thornton, Kim Basinger, Mickey Rourke, and the late Brad Renfro ( I believe this was his last movie.) Kind of reminded me of Hurley Burly or one of those excess movies that just kind of goes nowhere but is still entertaining. Takes place in 1983 in LA and follows a band so it gets some Sludge points!

[puzzleface]

High Plains Drifter - 10/10

My all time favorite Western. You could release it today and it wouldn't seem out of date.

[pieceofme]

Grown Ups~6/10. With that many big name comedians, I thought it should have been funnier.

The trouble is that the 'comedians' in that films aren't really that funny are they.

[AmericanJackass]

The Town~9/10.

[WOLF]

The Town~9/10.

Picked it up at Blockbuster the other day. Can't wait to actually have time to watch it. Yes, people still go to Blockbuster.

Saw Barney's Version in the theatre the other day. I don't know how widely released it is in the US, but it's a bit of a big deal in Canada, as it's an adaptation of a Mordecai Richler novel - perhaps Canada's most beloved/best author. Paul Giamatti is stellar - the guy is one of the best actors of our time. In supporting roles, Dustin Hoffman, Minnie Driver, and Rosamund Pike are all terrific as well. Don't know if it's a comedy or a drama, but it is a great film. Definitely a 9/10. You'll laugh; you'll cry...

[Facedown]

Orphan - 8/10

[drops_of_jupiter]

Harry's Crime - I think that's what it was called. The newest Keanu Reeves one. I only went 'cos a close friend of mine finds Keanu hAwT *shrugs*. Whatever. A solid 3/10. Complete crap. We were the only ones watching the film - that particular cinema I went to is actually getting rid of it next week as it's doing so badly.