Rate the last movie you saw

[theglammerthebetter]

Blue valentine Michelle williams was amazing in it but the movie was very average 6.5/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Just go with it (2011) i had huge expectations with such a great cast and it delivered 8/10

[Hellsinkey]

Gomorra- 8/10

Grim and realistic movie about Italian mafia in Naples. The writer got himself a death sentence from the mafia and is in protective custody.

[HMJ]

Gomorra- 8/10

Grim and realistic movie about Italian mafia in Naples. The writer got himself a death sentence from the mafia and is in protective custody.

Oh god I saw that in theaters, horribly boring.

[Kristi Vanian]

The Sins Of The Children - 7/10. Starring Leila Hyams.

[EddiesCancerTongue]

Drive - so boooooooring. Walked out after 35 minutes. There's almost no dialogue in the movie, as far as I saw. Bryan Cranston was of course good in his role, but this movie sucked. I hear it "explodes with violence" later into the movie but I couldn't care less about any of it by the time we walked out. Any director that spends five minutes of his movie showing someone driving someone else home with no spoken words and a slow, ethereal soundtrack has lost my interest.

Our Idiot Brother - Wanted to like this movie but it just fell flat. Also walked out after slipping into see it after walking out of Drive.

[gr8twhte]

Just go with it (2011) i had huge expectations with such a great cast and it delivered 8/10

Just guessing, but I'm gonna say you are not married and live alone.

No?

[Skate4RnR]

Insidious, pretty spooky, very entertaining.

[puzzleface]

Book of Eli. 8.5/10

Really good film with a genuine twist ending I didn't see coming. Denzel Washington is awesome in pretty much anything.

[GutterCreep]

Red State (3.5/5) - This review on Rotten Tomatoes describes my thoughts on this movie perfectly.

Neither the masterpiece Smith's partisans claim nor the bomb his detractors insist.

[Fletch]

Carrie (1976) - 8/10, probably have already rated this one...gets another look based off the opening credit bush scenes alone.

[theglammerthebetter]

Flipped (2010) Rob reiner film with a very old school feel about a boy/girl coming of age in the early 60's, theres not much going on but its pretty sweet 7/10

[Kristi Vanian]

Till The Clouds Roll By - 7/10. Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Cyd Charisse.

It's about the songwriter Jerome Kern.

[Kristi Vanian]

There are shittier movies.

I think you watch some shit movies. Things even out.

[johnk5150]

Drive - so boooooooring. Walked out after 35 minutes. There's almost no dialogue in the movie, as far as I saw. Bryan Cranston was of course good in his role, but this movie sucked. I hear it "explodes with violence" later into the movie but I couldn't care less about any of it by the time we walked out. Any director that spends five minutes of his movie showing someone driving someone else home with no spoken words and a slow, ethereal soundtrack has lost my interest.

I read technically it's incredibly inaccurate. Does the crew chief really talk up the quality of the tires when they acquire the car? The most disposable thing on a race car?

[johnk5150]

A Perfect Getaway - Decent ending.

[Trist805]

What Doesn't Kill You. (2008) Starring Mark Ruffalo and Ethan Hawke. 8.5/10. Very similar to The Town, but more edgy. I thought Mark Ruffalo was great in it. Highly recommended.

Riot. (1997) 8/10. This is based on the Rodney King Riots. It is scripted but I think it is based on actual incidents that occured during the riots. It follows five different people during the riots (a Korean family, some Mexican kids, a cop, black person, and white person.) I only saw the first three stories, but it was pretty crazy and I think it did a good job of showing what happened.

[AmericanJackass]

Frozen~1/10. 3 Skiers stuck on a chairlift.

[vulpix104]

Buried (2010) - 2/10. Sucked. Couldn't even get through the whole thing. I have yet to see a decent movie with Ryan Reynolds in it.

[theglammerthebetter]

All good things (2010) with Ryan gosling and a naked Kirsten dunst

Young couple falls in love in the 70's, wife dissapears in the 80's.... 8/10

[WTF]

I will have my man card revoked (I probably never had one) for this: The Notebook. Despite my reservations about watching it, I have to admit it's a good movie. Seems like Ryan Gosling is one of the better actors out nowadays. 8/10.

[Ham Stroker's Ejacula]

Watched this with my 6-year old twin boys - they LOVED it.

[Kristi Vanian]

You can't go wrong with Godzilla.



The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery - 6/10. Starring Steve McQueen. Based on the true story.

[John Simon Ritchie]

You can't go wrong with Godzilla.

Unless it has Matthew Broderick in it.

[Kristi Vanian]

Yeah, that's true, but I refuse to acknowledge that one.

[johnk5150]

You can't go wrong with Godzilla.



The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery - 6/10. Starring Steve McQueen. Based on the true story.

McQueen movies aren't worse than 9 out of 10. Watch it again and adjust your rating.

[johnk5150]

Inception is self indulgent dreck. Shame on Nolan and shame on the critics for over rating that bloated cinematic equivalent of a vinnie vincent guitar solo.

[Kristi Vanian]

You can't go wrong with Godzilla.



The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery - 6/10. Starring Steve McQueen. Based on the true story.

McQueen movies aren't worse than 9 out of 10. Watch it again and adjust your rating.

I've watched it twice now, and yeah, it's pretty bad. This and The Blob are his worst movies that I've seen so far.

[HMJ]

Inception is self indulgent dreck. Shame on Nolan and shame on the critics for over rating that bloated cinematic equivalent of a vinnie vincent guitar solo.

Thank you!

[pieceofme]

You can't go wrong with Godzilla.

Unless it has Matthew Broderick in it.