Rate the last movie you saw

[theglammerthebetter]

Bloodworth(2010) with Val kilmer,Kriss kristofferson,dwight yoakam and hillary duff 8/10

[Kristi Vanian]

The Girl Said No - 7/10. Leila Hyams.

[caroline]

The Thing (2011): 5/10
Listening to the Norwegian was cool, though.

That joke in Norwegian was hilarious! "Not so funny when it's you're mom, is it?"

That was the best scene in the movie.

[vanitybinge]

i've been so hooked on heroes i cant remember the last movie i watched. So heroes ftw!

[Tommy]

Louis CK: Hilarious
10/10
Funny the whole time



Mulholland Falls
6/10
Movie wasn't terrible. Melanie Griffith was.
Did not care for the ending. Overall kinda weird for a cop movie.

[Kristi Vanian]

Pet Sematary - 0/10. Really lame movie.

[Inessence]

Pet Sematary - 0/10. Really lame movie.

NOW I'M GONNA PLAY WITH YEWWWWW!

[Kristi Vanian]

I watched The Dolly Sisters again. Good but confusing movie. It doesn't address the characters ages and it jumps several years at a time.

[theglammerthebetter]

Something borrowed with Kate Hudson and Ginnifer Goodwin, not a rom com , not really a drama either 7/10

Its kind of a funny story with Zach Galifianakis and emma roberts 7/10

[DEATH ROW JOE]

Martyrs

[pieceofme]

Barberella - 6. Weird but watchable. Wouldn't watch it whilst stoned.

Footloose - 7. Man Kevin Bacon is awesome. He can give insults, dance, do gymnastics, doesn't take shit from that 3rd rock from the sun dude, drink, race tractors, smoke weed, and get the girls panties in a twist.

[John Simon Ritchie]

Martyrs

Excellent movie.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Watched a documentary about F. Scott Fitzgerald called "Winter Dreams". That was pretty good, though probably boring as shit if you're not a fan.

[Fletch]

Pet Sematary - 0/10. Really lame movie.

A zero? Come on.....

[caroline]

Pet Sematary - 0/10. Really lame movie.

A zero? Come on.....

NOW I'M GONNA PLAY WITH YEWWWWW!

Seriously. I still use this line.

[diablomozart]

jaws...10/10...still holds up as a great movie to me...d.m.

[Kristi Vanian]

Pet Sematary - 0/10. Really lame movie.

A zero? Come on.....

Yeah, zero. It was lame, boring and had fuck all to do with pets or the pet cemetery.

I don't like movies where people keep doing the same stupid shit over and over.

[silent_eyes]

Anonymous:

This one really caught me off guard with how good it ended up being. Left me wondering if Shakespeare actually REALLY didn't write anything. No actual manuscripts with his actual handwriting have ever been found, he was possibly illiterate, whoever did write the plays & sonnets was a worldly person who had traveled to many places and apparently Shakespeare hadn't.

Definitely worth a watch for sure and makes me wanna do a little research myself.

[Tommy]

What's Your Number: Have to say first; I like Anna Faris. She's cute and I find her funny. Anyway, RomCom at it's best....7/10. FWIW, I find most RomComs in the 1/10 area.


Drive: 6/10....ok, 7/10. Not the movie I thought it would be. Good flick, don't understand the hype at all.

[theglammerthebetter]

Your Highness 7/10 What the fuck was Natalie Portman doing in a movie like this? Still it has quite a few lol moments

[drops_of_jupiter]

The Woman In Black - 5/10. Kinda 'meh' really.
I get freakin' bored at work so I get to read crappy magazines and such quite a bit. In one, there was an interview with Daniel Radcliffe in which he said that they didn't refer much to the play when making it, instead preferring to follow the book. That's a load of bollocks. The play is more in keeping with the book than the film is.
Plus, the whole time, people were just saying shit like 'you killed voldermort, you can kill the woman' 'use your wand!!' and the like.

[MurrayFiend]

Moneyball- 7.5

Good movie. I don't have much else to say other than who else runs grounders out like Johnny Damon at 40 years old?

[Blue Steel]

Rate the last movie you saw

6.31

[Hurls34]

Still debating whether to see The Grey or Man on a Ledge next.

I'll probably end up seeing both, maybe even a matinee double feature, but which should I see first?

Saw The Grey this past weekend. Brilliant no; entertaining yes. Pretty fuckin' intense too. Not by any means a horror movie, but the way it's filmed and recorded could seriously freak a person out. You could hear a pin drop in the theater, throughout the movie. Worth the price of admission IMO.

Yeah, I ended up seeing it last weekend and you summed it up pretty well.
Brilliant no; entertaining yes.
I'll give it 6 stars.... although I left the theater before the post credits scene (I thought that only happened in comic book movies).

[Inessence]

The Woman In Black - 5/10. Kinda 'meh' really.
I get freakin' bored at work so I get to read crappy magazines and such quite a bit. In one, there was an interview with Daniel Radcliffe in which he said that they didn't refer much to the play when making it, instead preferring to follow the book. That's a load of bollocks. The play is more in keeping with the book than the film is.
Plus, the whole time, people were just saying shit like 'you killed voldermort, you can kill the woman' 'use your wand!!' and the like.

I saw the play ten years ago and was kind of looking forward to this movie. Thanks for pissing in my cornflakes.

[fatbass]

Drive 3/10 - Excruciatingly slow pace. Horrible dialogue filled with awkward silences and poor delivery. I'm still irritated after a full night's sleep. Pure suckage. I gave it a 3 just because Bryan Cranston was in it

[Tommy]

Drive 3/10 - Excruciatingly slow pace. Horrible dialogue filled with awkward silences and poor delivery. I'm still irritated after a full night's sleep. Pure suckage. I gave it a 3 just because Bryan Cranston was in it

After a few days I think I'm bringing my number back to 6/10.

I seriously don't get the hype of this movie. Again, wasn't horrible, but it sure as shit wasn't a classic.

And cutie boy's looks and wink and whatever were annoying as fuck.

[johnk5150]

Watching the first season of Shameless on blu ray. This show is done really well and Macy makes a very unlikeable man somewhat likeable.

[drops_of_jupiter]

The Woman In Black - 5/10. Kinda 'meh' really.
I get freakin' bored at work so I get to read crappy magazines and such quite a bit. In one, there was an interview with Daniel Radcliffe in which he said that they didn't refer much to the play when making it, instead preferring to follow the book. That's a load of bollocks. The play is more in keeping with the book than the film is.
Plus, the whole time, people were just saying shit like 'you killed voldermort, you can kill the woman' 'use your wand!!' and the like.

I saw the play ten years ago and was kind of looking forward to this movie. Thanks for pissing in my cornflakes.

Honestly, given the choice, I'd rather see the play again (saw it just over a year ago). Have you read the book, too? It's quite a short book and isn't dense or anything by any means - I just skim-read it. I suppose they did quite well with building tension up though [in the film], but towards the end harry potter comes up with some wild-assed 'idea' where everyone was a bit 'WTF??' about. That wasn't in the book. I won't say what it is, but you'll know what I'm talking about if you see it.

[John Simon Ritchie]

The Woman In Black - 5/10. Kinda 'meh' really.
I get freakin' bored at work so I get to read crappy magazines and such quite a bit. In one, there was an interview with Daniel Radcliffe in which he said that they didn't refer much to the play when making it, instead preferring to follow the book. That's a load of bollocks. The play is more in keeping with the book than the film is.
Plus, the whole time, people were just saying shit like 'you killed voldermort, you can kill the woman' 'use your wand!!' and the like.

I saw the play ten years ago and was kind of looking forward to this movie. Thanks for pissing in my cornflakes.

Honestly, given the choice, I'd rather see the play again (saw it just over a year ago). Have you read the book, too? It's quite a short book and isn't dense or anything by any means - I just skim-read it. I suppose they did quite well with building tension up though [in the film], but towards the end harry potter comes up with some wild-assed 'idea' where everyone was a bit 'WTF??' about. That wasn't in the book. I won't say what it is, but you'll know what I'm talking about if you see it.

Never read the book or saw the play, but the movie? I pretty much hated it and couldn't wait for it to end, honestly.
The MST3K styled one liners from the crowd was what actually kept me entertained.