Rate the last movie you saw

[theglammerthebetter]

Molly's Game(2017) Jessica Chastain Kevin Costner Idris Elba Michael Cera, had big expectations bit of a letdown 7/10

[theglammerthebetter]

12 Strong (2018) Chris Hemsworth Michael Shannon 7/10

[TenBenny]

"Venom" - 3.5/10

The trailers didn't look good, but somehow I still found myself curious. This is a smidgen above "Catwoman" bad, but it's still pretty bad. How two great actors like Tom Hardy and Michelle Williams ended up in this misfire is beyond me. Maybe it sounded better in the description or read better on the page? The Venom symbiote dialogue is laughable and not in a good way, although the CG occasionally looked cool. Skip it. If you must go, stay through the very end of the credits for a couple of tags.

[theglammerthebetter]

Wonder(2017) Julia Roberts Owen Wilson, that kid actor was really good and once again they had the daughter playing a queen of spades. 8/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Game Night (2018) Rachel McAdams Jason Bateman, pretty entertaining with a few lol moments 7.5/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Wedding of Dreams(2018) Debbie Gibson, pretty bland by the numbers tv movie but it did featured a few Deb classics as well of a new song so it wasnt all that bad 6/10

[TenBenny]

"First Man" - 9/10

Pretty great. The IMAX format looked fantastic. Not a showy space race movie like "The Right Stuff" (also great), but a more reserved, powerful procedural about Armstrong's/America's mission to the moon. Quite a technical marvel as well.

[theglammerthebetter]

Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018) Mostly a teen/young adult cast but Patricia Clarkson Barry Pepper Walter Coggins had small roles , not bad but at 2h20 min way too long for a teen movie 6.5/10

[TenBenny]

"Bad Times at the El Royale" - 5.5/10

I was hoping I'd like this more, but it just didn't quite get there. It's really slow-moving, and the payoff isn't great. It's as if Drew Goddard, a good writer and director, went on a '90s Tarantino and Paul Thomas Anderson binge and decided we needed another throwback knockoff. To be fair, it has a number of good moments and the whole design and cinematography look really cool, but overall, it's kind of undercooked.

[TenBenny]

"Halloween" (2018) - 8.5/10

This definitely delivered. It very much hearkens back to the vibe of the original with some modern flourishes and a seemingly realistic, plausible take on how Laurie Strode's life went on after that first movie's events. It's pretty tense throughout, and the kills are very creatively handled. Carpenter returning to update his score with his current touring band was really cool, too.

[theglammerthebetter]

Over her dead Body(2008) Paul Rudd lake bell Eva Longoria Jason Biggs 7/10

[FullDJacket]

"Halloween" (2018) - 8.5/10

This definitely delivered. It very much hearkens back to the vibe of the original with some modern flourishes and a seemingly realistic, plausible take on how Laurie Strode's life went on after that first movie's events. It's pretty tense throughout, and the kills are very creatively handled. Carpenter returning to update his score with his current touring band was really cool, too.

Better than H20?

[TenBenny]

"Halloween" (2018) - 8.5/10

This definitely delivered. It very much hearkens back to the vibe of the original with some modern flourishes and a seemingly realistic, plausible take on how Laurie Strode's life went on after that first movie's events. It's pretty tense throughout, and the kills are very creatively handled. Carpenter returning to update his score with his current touring band was really cool, too.

Better than H20?

I haven't seen "H20" in a while, but yeah. The team obviously took care to get this one right considering all the duds in the franchise.

[theglammerthebetter]

22 Chaser(2018) Decent movie set in the tow truck driving business 6.5/10

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

Hereditary 10\10. Disturbing film. Real fucking horror.

[theglammerthebetter]

Happy Death Day (2017) I enjoyed this one even if i didnt knew anyone in the cast 7/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Darkest Hour(2017) Gary Oldman, Kristin Scott Thomas Lily James. 7.5/10

[HORRORHOLIC1979]

Halloween (2018) 10/10

[theglammerthebetter]

A Star Is Born (2018) Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Andrew Dice Clay, Sam Elliot, Alec Baldwin Eddie Griffin. Never saw any of the previous versions, really cool to see the Diceman in a hit movie, gaga was great as an actress and it was easy to forget the popstar but as soon as she started singing it ruined it for me, guy who took my ticket ask me if i brought any kleenex, some people around me were crying at the end but it didnt moved me one bit 7/10

[Mojo]

A Star Is Born (2018) Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Andrew Dice Clay, Sam Elliot, Alec Baldwin Eddie Griffin. Never saw any of the previous versions, really cool to see the Diceman in a hit movie, gaga was great as an actress and it was easy to forget the popstar but as soon as she started singing it ruined it for me, guy who took my ticket ask me if i brought any kleenex, some people around me were crying at the end but it didnt moved me one bit 7/10

Doesn’t see movies in the theater. Chooses the gayest possible one when he does.

[theglammerthebetter]

My Dinner with Hervé(2018) Peter Dinklage Andy Garcia Jamie Dornan. Cool movie, tons of tits, played Shake me and Gypsy Road from Cinderella 7.5/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Deep Blue Sea 2(2018) 20 years later is a bit late for a sequel but i dont think anyone from the 1st movie was in this one. 6/10

[TenBenny]

"Can You Ever Forgive Me?" - 8.5/10

Really good movie. Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant are terrific and have some crackling good chemistry in this. It's probably McCarthy's career-defining role to date.

[theglammerthebetter]

Trench 11(2017) Karine Vanasse had a small part in it, movie was about a world war one tunneler 6/10

[theglammerthebetter]

With Halloween around the corner seems like most tv stations are showing horror movie this weekend

Jigsaw(2017) 6/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Another shitty horror flick

Insidious: The Last Key (2018) 5.5/10

[ParaDime77]

Caught “First Man” yesterday. Neil Armstrong sure went through a ton personally. The early astronauts of the 1960’s were on some way beyond Evel Kneivel shit. Thought it was a good show outside of constant Ryan Gosling and his limited dialogue, which seems to be standard for all his shows.

[theglammerthebetter]

The Transporter Refueled (2015) Just a fun dumb kick ass action flick with plenty of hot chicks 7/10

[TenBenny]

"The Old Man & the Gun" - 9/10

Great film. A fun, warm send-off from acting for Robert Redford, who has a nice, easy chemistry with Sissy Spacek.

[Babydoll]

Won’t You Be My Neighbor - Fred Rodgers biopic. It was great. Eat a bag of dicks. 8.5/10.

Of course it was. I haven't seen it yet, but I will. I don't care who you are. If you're even remotely acceptable as a human being, you love Mr. Rogers. Period.

I loved it. Probably give it a 9/10. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying it.

I agree. I saw it last night and after the news of the bombing seeing something like that hit me hard. I had no idea that the Westboro Baptist Cult picketed his funeral-that's when you know you did something right-if they find you wrong. So many things made that man wonderful, yet he himself was humble and still had doubts about himself even far into adulthood. I am glad the documentary was made and I hope that the upcoming film about him with Tom Hanks will do him justice too.