Rate the last movie you saw

[johnk5150]

The Last Stand. Way more fun than I thought it would be.

[caroline]

For the first time ever in a movie, I cringed and closed my eyes (scissors scene).

The guys may give you grief for that, but I'm thankful you said it. It confirms that my not watching it was the right call for me. I can't take that stuff anymore.

[LouDoo]

For the first time ever in a movie, I cringed and closed my eyes (scissors scene).

The guys may give you grief for that, but I'm thankful you said it. It confirms that my not watching it was the right call for me. I can't take that stuff anymore.

No grief from me, that scene is brutal.

[Facedown]

Taken 2 - 5/10

The Bourne Legacy - 7/10

[WTF]

The Town. 8/10.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

La petite voleuse ("The Little Thief" 1988) - 7/10. One of Charlotte Gainsbourg's first big movie roles. You could already tell she was going to become one of the best. The plot itself isn't very exciting, though.

There were some great themes and subtext. I think, though, that overall there was no real "point".

Agreed. There's no big hidden truth to discover for the sophisticated movie buff asshole. I don't think it needs one to be great either. I was actually afraid half-way through that there would be some big revealing ending to piss me off with gay bible shit.

[LouDoo]

La petite voleuse ("The Little Thief" 1988) - 7/10. One of Charlotte Gainsbourg's first big movie roles. You could already tell she was going to become one of the best. The plot itself isn't very exciting, though.

Have you seen The Science of Sleep? She's in that, also, and I think it's a fantastic film.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Have you seen The Science of Sleep? She's in that, also, and I think it's a fantastic film.

Not yet, but I already stole it! I'm always looking for French language movies to learn from, so I'm basically going through all her shit anyway. I hear it's great, so I'll probably save it until I'm through the dumb ones first, though, 'cause they're easier to follow.

[theglammerthebetter]

Safe Haven (2013) Julianna Hough and josh duhamel

Guess you can call this one a romantic drama pretty much by the numbers but she's so charming and the ending pulls you in for sure 7.5/10

[HeavyMetalZombie666]

Silver Lining Playbook: 7/10

[BootyDaddy69]

Rat Race 10/10

love this movie still funny after all these years

[Facedown]

Human Planet Disc 2 - 9/10

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Paris (2008) - 7/10. Complex drama about a lot of characters having problems with all kinds of shit, among whom Mélanie Laurent is the hottest.

[LouDoo]

Paris (2008) - 7/10. Complex drama about a lot of characters having problems with all kinds of shit, among whom Mélanie Laurent is the hottest.

I recently saw this as well. I enjoyed it, and agree about Mélanie.

[theglammerthebetter]

Mama(2013) Jessica Chastain

One of the worst POS movie i've seen in a while 2/10

[theglammerthebetter]

The Movie network's big premiere tonight was a fucking animation movie so i watched a 90's classic

Sleepers(1996) Deniro, Pitt, Bacon 9/10

[Indy_Rob]

Just got home from seeing Insidious Chapter 2. Great movie. Really liked it. Ties up the loose ends from the first one really well.

8/10.

[puzzleface]

Oblivion - 5/10

Visually it was great looking. But it tried so hard to be a serious Sci-Fi film and just failed horribly. I still am not entirely sure what the hell it was all about.

I'm sure somewhere L. Ron approved.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Source Code - 6/10. Not quite as annoying as The Matrix, as far as pseudo profound Sci-Fi thrillers go, but then again, nothing is. Michelle Monaghan should have been in it more. All the time, really. It should have been just her riding a boring old train without explosions. I'd watch that again.

[Facedown]

Spy Hard - 6/10

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

Vertigo. 8/10

Not perfect because I still don't get the overall plot. Hitchcock's blonde obsession peaked with this film; it was the entire crux of the movie, but it still left me a bit confused as to who was who at the end.

And Kim Novak is utterly gorgeous.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Dom za vesanje ("Time of the Gypsies" 1988) - 11/10

Yugoslavian epic about a gypsy boy's struggle for gypsy stuff. It's impossible to explain what this movie is about, it transcends any genre, it's simply amazing. I didn't even know 80s Bosnia had electricity, let alone the means and leisure to produce the most ambitious and impressive film I ever saw.

It's like a European Goodfellas directed by David Lynch as a tragic fantasy comedy, and that's still a far cry from what's going on there. No matter what you're into, if you ever have 4 1/2 (four and a half!) hours to kill, do yourself a favor and check this shit out.

[GutterCreep]

The World's End - No 1-10 rating. Instead i'll rate it this way. No where near as good of funny as Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz.

Man of Steel - 7.5

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

Some Winnie the Pooh movie whose name I cannot recall at the time. 10/10

Yeah, I friggin' love Pooh bear.

[Facedown]

Feast II - 7/10

[Son_of_Sam_I_Am]

Vertigo. 8/10

Not perfect because I still don't get the overall plot. Hitchcock's blonde obsession peaked with this film; it was the entire crux of the movie, but it still left me a bit confused as to who was who at the end.

This post makes me want to watch High Anxiety again.

[John Simon Ritchie]

Feast II - 7/10

Is lll next? Be prepared.

[Facedown]

Feast II - 7/10

Is lll next? Be prepared.

Nah. Even though Netflix gives it basically the same rating as the first two, I don't want to press my luck.

[Cyd]

"Dancing Lady." Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, and Franchot Tone. Corny acting, BAD singing and dancing, silly dialog, ugly costumes. Pee-U. 3/10

[Kristi Vanian]

High Society - 10/10.

I love Grace Kelly.