Rate The Last Movie You Saw

[Kio]

Parents made me watch Tropic Thunder with them
7/10


S'alright, seen it already, rating on the thought of it and how passive it is.

Brother bear!
God, i cant believe i dint like it when i was younger 
7/10 I like it

How could you dislike Brother Bear? :u
My sister made me watch it once on DVD I think it's because the "brother" bit in the title lol, I'd say 7/10, too.

[Aloneness]

The Expendables 3/10

Lets just say from the first 10 minutes of watching it, I could do better special effects then the people that made it, so much of it was obviously green screened, and just horrible ...

[Chronic Payne]

"Mama" 6.5/10

It was not all that bad even the beginning was creepy as hell, and sorry to say this if you never watched it yet... "The ending sucked... but was actually unique? Being perfect for a SyFy channel movie." but I found it not that scary cause of playing Dead Space 3 recently before watching... so it mostly reminded me of that a lot too. The music kinda killed it for me in being the most scariest parts of the movie... still I found my self embarrassed about a door slamming in the movie. lol!

Overall, it's good for a quick scare and interesting story as far as most now a days, still can't beat a Mr. Creepypasta story though.... Now that would be some interesting movies!!

[Aloneness]

I rewatched Castle in the Sky, 7.5 not my favorite Miyazaki movie but still good

[anoni]

Cloud Atlas: 7.5/10
It raised interesting philosophical ideals and was definitely fun to watch, but loses some points for being all over the place and some people being hard to understand.

[NovaAurora]

Argo- 8/10


Definitely a good film all the way around. Several terrific performances, great editing and sound assets, and for the most part a good script. I can see why it won best picture, although it didn't just outright wow me for some reason. The real case had a happy ending, so I'm glad that the movie did too, but it sure took its sweet time dragging the mushiness out in my opinion. Also I think they say the "you can Argo f*** yourself" joke more than any other thing in the film, so that got rather tiring. Still, the suspense that some of the scenes create is some of the best I've ever experienced, you literally are on the edge of your seat in a couple places. I definitely recommend seeing it if you haven't already.

[MrRazot]

Jack the Giant Slayer 7.5/10


Brilliant comedy and is great to see and hear many familiar British actors.
I also say it's a comedy because I really laughed through the whole movie as the humour was really my kind of thing.
I also had to laugh when Ewan McGregor said "I have a bad feeling about this." and I was pleased to hear 1 other person in the cinema releasing a giggle.


It only gets a 7.5 though because it was really typical and doesn't really bring anything amazing other than the humour. Also the movie ends twice... don't ask me how, watch and see for yourself.


It is a pretty good movie

[TyVulpintaur]

A Good Day To Die Hard  4/10

Way too many shootouts for my liking, and that comprised about 70% of the movie. The other 30% was ho-hum dialouge.

[Bayzan]

 Zack The Giant Slayer 6.1/10

It's a fine-ish movie although some parts made me cringe a little.

[WingedZephyr]

The Host - 7.5/10

I had read and enjoyed the book a few years ago. I quite liked the movie, but it's certainly not something everyone would enjoy. The movie is slower than it probably should be and without much action or heavy drama to hold a lot of people's interest. I thought it stuck pretty close to the book though, I like the story concept and characters, and I wasn't bored at all despite the slow pace.

People who haven't read the book should still be able to enjoy the movie by itself.

[Rhoryc]

There Will Be Blood - 9/10

One of the best character study films I have seen. Not the most exciting movie, but it isn't supposed to be. The character development of Daniel Plainview is fantastic and Daniel Day Lewis does an amazing job. Go watch it. Now.

[Zeldoran (Former Frozt, FroztFox)]

Balto - 8/10


Great film, wish films today where like these classics 

[anoni]

Django Unchained: 9.5/10
I've already rated this, but after the third time in cinema it still hasn't depreciated!

[Puncia]

Iron Man 3
That's right, I was at the premiere.
(No spoilers, you're safe.)

Post-credits scene? Mind blown. Could not have asked Shane Black (who made ​​it) for a better ending. If I could have chosen the end myself, it could not have been better than this one... but certainly something in that direction.

Holy crap.


Plot was very clever, not see through like 90% of the films I see are (and I guess plots extremely easily), not too sappy, the action was great and powerful without being over the top or too long, the comedy was EXCELLENT, the character development was great... whole thing was perfect. And I had extremely low expectations. The trailers are terrible and say NOTHING about the movie at all.

Minor spoiler unrelated to the plot:

Spoiler for Hidden:

You get to see Tony Stark jamming to jazzy, funky Christmas music; hips rolling, eyes closed and with a tight devilish grin. Oh yeah.

Rating? Why, Tony is a rock star after all so a 11 out of 10.

[battlechili1]

Bagi, the Monster of Mighty Nature 7.5/10
Twas'a great animated movie of the 80s by Osamu Tezuka, and also could be considered a very furry movie as well. It was pretty good though it did have some archetypical characters and a plot, that, while not very predictable, is still rather typical for a movie nowadays. Still, in the 80s it may have had some new ideas. I don't know how new the idea that science trying to change and create new life may cause problems is, but that's what this movie was trying to push. Still a good movie though.