rate the last film you watched
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sevenroses
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"Morning Glory" - Nice drama and comedy. Pretty great movie in general. I give it a 9/10
aien89
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Little Fockers. 7
Funny movie, It makes me laughEspecially 'Cuz we named our kitten after this movie.. ''Jinxy''
Is it really worth 7 out of 10?
I heard it was absolutely horrible, but I guess you can't trust the Film Critics, because they have a weird taste and a bad sence of humour
Mystic-Biscuit
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He Was a Quiet Man - not the most uplifting film, but very clever, and I'm definitely sure the main character has quite severe SA. Also, Christian Slater looks pretty much unrecognisable.
7/10
7/10
Damaged
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TalHotBlond - 8/10
My gosh, seriously. Madness, complete and utter madness.
It makes Catfish look like nothing, if i wasn't already paranoid with talking to people on the internet this pushes it!!!
Now, while Catfish maybe of been fake or not, this documentary is real. I can't get over how Mary didn't get any jail time, she really should get to rot in hell. I kinda feel sorry for Tom even though he did do a bad thing, Mary manipulated so much and she could of came clean when he did.
Sad story, thrilling documentary. I did tear up at the end with Mary's husband and it was good to see Jessi.
Oh and also the update at the end 'Mary wants to write a book about internet dangers' i screamed at my laptop 'YOU ARE THE FREAKING DANGER!!!!!' Urgh
My gosh, seriously. Madness, complete and utter madness.
It makes Catfish look like nothing, if i wasn't already paranoid with talking to people on the internet this pushes it!!!
Now, while Catfish maybe of been fake or not, this documentary is real. I can't get over how Mary didn't get any jail time, she really should get to rot in hell. I kinda feel sorry for Tom even though he did do a bad thing, Mary manipulated so much and she could of came clean when he did.
Sad story, thrilling documentary. I did tear up at the end with Mary's husband and it was good to see Jessi.
Oh and also the update at the end 'Mary wants to write a book about internet dangers' i screamed at my laptop 'YOU ARE THE FREAKING DANGER!!!!!' Urgh
Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones. I don't know why i do it. really, i dont. every time is the same. 2/10
I saw 'A Serious Man', because I got it on a DVD around Christmas. I had already seen it in the movie house last year. I especially liked the physics parts in it, which were for once not completely watered down. I guess I'd rate it 9.5/10.
Earlier in the holiday they were playing 2001, A Space Odyssey a few times, I saw it in bits and pieces. I had already a bit forgotten exactly how good it is, it doesn't age. 10/10
Moon. A more recent Sci-Fi movie. It's a bit of a mix of ideas from superior Sci-Fi classics such as 2001, Blade Runner and Solaris, but in the end it's not so ambitious itself. So I was not completely satisfied by it. 7/10
I'm planning to watch a bit more movies in the coming weeks, because for the rest I'm not really up to date with the latest movies. I should still watch the Social Network for example, heard it should be good.
Earlier in the holiday they were playing 2001, A Space Odyssey a few times, I saw it in bits and pieces. I had already a bit forgotten exactly how good it is, it doesn't age. 10/10
Moon. A more recent Sci-Fi movie. It's a bit of a mix of ideas from superior Sci-Fi classics such as 2001, Blade Runner and Solaris, but in the end it's not so ambitious itself. So I was not completely satisfied by it. 7/10
I'm planning to watch a bit more movies in the coming weeks, because for the rest I'm not really up to date with the latest movies. I should still watch the Social Network for example, heard it should be good.
Falkor
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monsters & co.
8.
It's a nice movie, I like it. Used to watch it alot in the past.
Now I watched it again, and I remembered a lot of scenes.
It's a great movie, i like the story line and it's very creative!
I like googlie bear ha ha , in dutch they call it ''Oogappeltje'' Lol
(means: Eye apple, cute haha:
8.
It's a nice movie, I like it. Used to watch it alot in the past.
Now I watched it again, and I remembered a lot of scenes.
It's a great movie, i like the story line and it's very creative!
I like googlie bear ha ha , in dutch they call it ''Oogappeltje'' Lol
(means: Eye apple, cute haha:
sevenroses
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Last mainstream movie I've seen was "Unstoppable". I give it a 7/10. It was pretty good suspense from beginning to end. A little predictable but good movie in general
worrywort
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127 Hours - 8/10
Wow! that was a surprisingly beautiful film! Way more powerful than I was expecting. The first 15 minutes were really crap. The whole filmmaking style just felt so crude and vulgar, with no subtlety or sensitivity. But once the story had started it just hooked me in completely. It was so compelling and it went really quickly. The guy's only really stuck down the hole for an hour or so. But the best thing about this film was the emotional journey that the guy goes through. How he starts off as this independent guy who doesn't need any help from anyone, but gradually realises his need for other people. And the ending is just such a euphoric thrill, it's awesome! A really simple, powerful story, really well told.....oh, and the gruesome bit everybody is talking about, really isn't that bad. I didn't even feel the urge to look away at all!
Black Swan - 9/10
I loved this! So dark and complex. Natalie Portman is incredible!!! I read a quote for this film that said "An extraordinary, intoxicating masterpiece", which I think sums it up pretty well. The whole style is so extravagent and lush, but it's also got that dark, disturbing Aronofsky edge too. I know these kinds of subjective portrayals of a characters descent into madness have been done before in films, but Black Swan just seems to do it soooo much better, with so much more class and originality and verve. A really satisfying film to watch. Loved it!
Wow! that was a surprisingly beautiful film! Way more powerful than I was expecting. The first 15 minutes were really crap. The whole filmmaking style just felt so crude and vulgar, with no subtlety or sensitivity. But once the story had started it just hooked me in completely. It was so compelling and it went really quickly. The guy's only really stuck down the hole for an hour or so. But the best thing about this film was the emotional journey that the guy goes through. How he starts off as this independent guy who doesn't need any help from anyone, but gradually realises his need for other people. And the ending is just such a euphoric thrill, it's awesome! A really simple, powerful story, really well told.....oh, and the gruesome bit everybody is talking about, really isn't that bad. I didn't even feel the urge to look away at all!
Black Swan - 9/10
I loved this! So dark and complex. Natalie Portman is incredible!!! I read a quote for this film that said "An extraordinary, intoxicating masterpiece", which I think sums it up pretty well. The whole style is so extravagent and lush, but it's also got that dark, disturbing Aronofsky edge too. I know these kinds of subjective portrayals of a characters descent into madness have been done before in films, but Black Swan just seems to do it soooo much better, with so much more class and originality and verve. A really satisfying film to watch. Loved it!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
I've seen a stage version of the show, but never the movie, so I went for it. I was confused a couple of times and had trouble understanding what some characters were saying. Having said that, it held my attention and I enjoyed the music and the wonderful Tim Curry. I'll give it a 7/10.
I've seen a stage version of the show, but never the movie, so I went for it. I was confused a couple of times and had trouble understanding what some characters were saying. Having said that, it held my attention and I enjoyed the music and the wonderful Tim Curry. I'll give it a 7/10.
sevenroses
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Last movie I've seen was a foreign one (Uzbek/Russian movie) called The Super Daughter in Law. I give it 11/10 cause I really enjoyed everything about it
sevenroses
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Last mainstream movie I've seen was "Red" with Bruce Willis. It was a pretty good movie. I give it a 7.5/10
zaproffo
Active member
Love Actually
I liked it, especially when it was embracing absurdity (like I was annoyed by the “1 month later” ending which took it from that delicious light absurdity into the overly sentimental message dwelling. Just end on Christmas for god’s sake). Almost all of it was pretty fun though while still having touching moments, I didn’t mind that it was a bit indulgent. A romantic comedy that isn't just formula is very welcome.
8/10
True Grit (2010)
The Coen Brothers' most mainstream financially successful film to date, it also doesn't exhibit their characteristic quirks (other than maybe the characters manner of speaking which I'm not sure was typical or if it came from the book or not. It gives a slight lightening of tone) or playing with genres/expectations. Instead they just do a straight up western. Solidly done but I didn't find it remarkable in any way either, other than the just overall quality of everything. That's probably the nature of westerns though, they can only challenge you in certain ways. *shrug*
8/10
I liked it, especially when it was embracing absurdity (like I was annoyed by the “1 month later” ending which took it from that delicious light absurdity into the overly sentimental message dwelling. Just end on Christmas for god’s sake). Almost all of it was pretty fun though while still having touching moments, I didn’t mind that it was a bit indulgent. A romantic comedy that isn't just formula is very welcome.
8/10
True Grit (2010)
The Coen Brothers' most mainstream financially successful film to date, it also doesn't exhibit their characteristic quirks (other than maybe the characters manner of speaking which I'm not sure was typical or if it came from the book or not. It gives a slight lightening of tone) or playing with genres/expectations. Instead they just do a straight up western. Solidly done but I didn't find it remarkable in any way either, other than the just overall quality of everything. That's probably the nature of westerns though, they can only challenge you in certain ways. *shrug*
8/10
EdgeCrusher
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Red
it would have been better if it was rated R. it was an ok action/comedy. a little over the top here and there but it has a great cast and thats the best thing going for it. crazy john malkovich is always a plus in my book.
6/10
Dead Space Aftermath
i would only recommend it if you are a fan of the game series. it takes place between the first and second games. the story is told in an interesting way. the main part of the film is CG animation where as the flashbacks that each character tells is shown in hand drawn animation. i would have preferred that the whole thing be done as hand drawn animation. it does have a good story and is good for fans of the game.
6/10
it would have been better if it was rated R. it was an ok action/comedy. a little over the top here and there but it has a great cast and thats the best thing going for it. crazy john malkovich is always a plus in my book.
6/10
Dead Space Aftermath
i would only recommend it if you are a fan of the game series. it takes place between the first and second games. the story is told in an interesting way. the main part of the film is CG animation where as the flashbacks that each character tells is shown in hand drawn animation. i would have preferred that the whole thing be done as hand drawn animation. it does have a good story and is good for fans of the game.
6/10
