Rate the last movie you saw

[pieceofme]

The Dictator - 6. A few laughs here and there, but no where near as funny as Borat was.

[Gazpacho]

Trying to get through Odd Thomas
So far, not so good.

2/10

Horrible movie.

[johnk5150]

Star Trek: Into Darkness: 7/10
Fun as a sci-fi action flick. I think they wasted the whole Khan concept a bit.

The Wild Bunch: 4/10
Just didn't get the whole thing. Filmed in a pulp style but the story is convoluted and I didn't care about any of the characters. A classic that fizzled for me.

Jesus how can you not see these two as fun entertainment? Especially the latter?

[LouDoo]

The Wild Bunch: 4/10
Just didn't get the whole thing. Filmed in a pulp style but the story is convoluted and I didn't care about any of the characters. A classic that fizzled for me.

You're crazy. That movie ruled.

No shit. The opening gun fight is a lesson in editing. My hell, even the editing is violent.

[pieceofme]

Star Trek: Into Darkness: 7/10
Fun as a sci-fi action flick. I think they wasted the whole Khan concept a bit.

The Wild Bunch: 4/10
Just didn't get the whole thing. Filmed in a pulp style but the story is convoluted and I didn't care about any of the characters. A classic that fizzled for me.

Jesus how can you not see these two as fun entertainment? Especially the latter?

Star Trek Into the Darkness was 'fun', but 7 out of 10 is the right score imo.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Cottage Country (2013) - 6/10. Dark, horror-ish comedy with Tyler Labine. Doesn't come close to shit like Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, partly because Malin Akerman is hot in it, but less so than Katrina Bowden - it's also just not really funny.

127 Hours (2010) - 4/10. Both Danny Boyle and James Franco have done some really cool shit, but this is pretty terrible. It's about this dude who cut his arm off after getting stuck under a rock at Arches National Park a few years ago. Some bitch was hot in it for like ten seconds but it didn't even matter.

[The_Blue®™]

and James Franco have done some really cool shit,

Uhh...what?

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Okay, "a bunch" was a bit of an exaggeration, but I really liked Howl. And you can't ignore his epic role as Bar Guy #1 in The Wicker Man!

[caroline]

Doesn't come close to shit like Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

They just confirmed a second one is in the works. Tyler Labine claimed “We’ll never make a shitty sequel,” so I'm hopeful they pull it off right. The original is all sorts of awesome.

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

"127 Hours (2010) - 4/10. Both Danny Boyle and James Franco have done some really cool shit, but this is pretty terrible. It's about this dude who cut his arm off after getting stuck under a rock at Arches National Park a few years ago. Some bitch was hot in it for like ten seconds but it didn't even matter. "

Franco got an Oscar nod for best actor. He must have done something right.

[Facedown]

Grizzly Man - 7/10
Timmy became quite annoying, I was rooting for the bears.

[TravisBicklesMohawk]

Grizzly Man - 7/10
Timmy became quite annoying, I was rooting for the bears.

Oh God, that stupid girly voice of his. I was rooting for the bears too. His girlfriend, not so much.

[SebastianLeeDanzig]

Born To Win (1971) - 5/10. Had high hopes for this supposed dope flick with George Segal, Karen Black and Robert De Niro, but I was bored as hell. Didn't seem authentic at any point. Maybe I'm just too young to get it.

They just confirmed a second one is in the works. Tyler Labine claimed “We’ll never make a shitty sequel,” so I'm hopeful they pull it off right. The original is all sorts of awesome.

Cool, I'd definitely watch that. Can't really imagine where a sequel would go, but who cares...

Franco got an Oscar nod for best actor. He must have done something right.

Really? I have nothing against the guy normally, but in this I didn't think he was especially good.

[DSAB]

Angel Heart - an example of a noir-ish film that has aged well and not only because of the lovely Huxtable poontang. Well written, suspenseful enough to stay interesting. Excellent devil portrayed by DeNiro and Mickeys original face. Voodoo, gore and chickens. All around excellent. 9/10

[puzzleface]

The Man With The Golden Gun - 4/5

Roger Moore's second outing as 007. Still holds up. Granted Moore played the role mainly for the laughs but I enjoy watching him as Bond. Christopher Lee steals every scene he is in though. Scaramanga was bad-ass.

[Kristi Vanian]

One Touch Of Venus - 7/10.

Ava Gardner plays Venus, the goddess of love who comes down to earth (I'm still not sure why) and falls in love with a department store window dresser.

[Hurls34]

The Man With The Golden Gun - 4/5

Roger Moore's second outing as 007. Still holds up. Granted Moore played the role mainly for the laughs but I enjoy watching him as Bond. Christopher Lee steals every scene he is in though. Scaramanga was bad-ass.

I always thought the Man With the Golden Gun was the lamest Bond movie out of the Roger Moore era.
I think my favorite scene was when he threatened to break Maud Adams arm.
It was outta character for the Moore-ish Bond, but still baddass!
And do I want to know what really happens at the Bottom's Up club?

[DSAB]

Grizzly Man - 7/10
Timmy became quite annoying, I was rooting for the bears.

Oh God, that stupid girly voice of his. I was rooting for the bears too. His girlfriend, not so much.

I'm wondering when somebody will offer that other lady enough $$ to release the audio of him and his gf......

[Facedown]

Grizzly Man - 7/10
Timmy became quite annoying, I was rooting for the bears.

Oh God, that stupid girly voice of his. I was rooting for the bears too. His girlfriend, not so much.

I'm wondering when somebody will offer that other lady enough $$ to release the audio of him and his gf......

The doc maker told her to destroy it, wonder if she did?

[DSAB]

Scanners 8/10. The head blowing up scene is worth a 10/10 on its own boyos

[Caustic Queen]

Anna (2013) 8/10

It did move a little slow... but I admit, I did not figure it out until it was "happening"... a welcome change from most thriller flicks as of late.

[brotherplanet]

Captain America:The Winder Solider

10/10


Given it more of a political thriller/Jason Bourne feel was perfect. Cap is a character who can easily become a corny hokey mess.

Really glad they went in this direction.

[Caustic Queen]

The Good Sister 3/10

I watched a LIFETIME movie!

I figured it out the first time I saw "the sister".

[Facedown]

Stone Cold - 4/10

[theglammerthebetter]

Parkland(2013) Billy Bob Thorton, Paul Giamatti, Zac Efron,

Good movie 8/10

[Fletch]

Stone Cold - 4/10

Aww come on man. Stone Cold with the Boz?

Gotta rate it better than a 4!

[pieceofme]

Cowboys and Aliens - first 30 minutes were good, and then it just went downhill quick. Got really bored of it and started watching porn instead. 4 out of 10.

Planet Terror - 9

[Caustic Queen]

Noah (2014) 1/10

WHY????????????

I'm not sure if my dislike stems from it not being the story I was taught in yarmulke-land or just the story itself.. but I didn't think I was going to get through it.

[Fletch]

Planet Terror - 9

Absolutely. I loved this one, everything about it is great.

[LillianRoxyFA]

Godzilla - 7/10

There is a cool 30 minute monster movie hidden inside this attempt at human drama. Build-up took too long for me. Monster movies should be fun. Why is this so hard to figure out?