Rate The Last Movie You Saw

[anoni]

Red 2: 10/10

Seemed like a terrible movie from the trailers, but now you've got me interested :O

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

*swings yoyo in front of Anoni's eyes, speaking in a creepy voice* You will watch it and love it~

[Nicklaus Morgan]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire 10/10
This is the best movie I have ever seen ... Jennifer Lawrence is perfect ... Everything is perfect ... There are some thing missing that have happened in the book like: Katniss goes to woods and finds 2 women dressed in peace keepers uniform and finds out that they have escaped from another district and were headed to 13 ... And I think that Sam Claflin isn't good for Finnick Odair ... Finnick was supposed to be like this perfect looking man, like a sex bomb ... But besides that It's PERFECT

[Nrein]

Two movies from me today. A double feature!

Hunger Games: Catching Fire- 6/10

Spoiler for Hidden:

I'm sorry, I went into this movie with too high of hopes perhaps, but after watching it through entirely, I felt confused, dismayed, and honestly underwhelmed from the first movie. I have *not* read the books, and this movie seems to really make it out like unless you have, there will be a lot that you're missing out. From subtle hints to just flat out side plots. If this isn't true, then this movie should be a 5/10 simply because it can make you feel that way.

The build up to the games felt a lot more rushed than the first film. And a lot fo the events you just felt were rehashed and forced. And once the games actually start, the part that most people were excited for, turned out to feel like it ended before it started, and you don't even understand what happened. The action, when there is some, is great. The dialogue, when you aren't trying to guess what was happening, is great. The actors do great, regardless of these faults. Will I buy the movie when it is released on DVD or whatever? No. Redbox worthy, at most. At the least, your monthly Netflix cost, if it ever came out for that.

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug- 9/10 if you don't have novel expectations

Spoiler for Hidden:

This is something that I've read the book for. Many times. I know all the whether-to's and by-for's. The Hobbit movies, however, I will honestly say *should not be made out like it has to be exactly like the books.* Everyone and everywhere says the movie is horrible for including the new Elf Character, or that some scenes are too rushed, or some take too long. this 9/10 is strictly coming from a "The book doesn't matter" stand point. If you can go into the movie with this mindset, you will enjoy it.


However, the biggest problem with this movie is, in fact, the one part that was completely added in by the director. The love-triangle between Legolas, Tauriel and Kili. Why? Because it feels forced, and un-needed. Fun fact, it wasn't going to exist. In fact, the actor for Tauriel was *promised* that there wouldn't be a love triangle. This was in fact undone, because of multiple re-shoots that were done. It was a last minute thing, and the love triangle suffers from this. You don't find it believable, you don't even know why it's there.


And the other big problem; The title is a lie. As taken from Google, desolation means "a state complete emptiness or destruction." This does not happen in this movie. At no point is Smaug destroyed, or even empty. The movie ends with him about to fly off and wreck Lake Town. Don't go into this expecting to see some epic dragon slaying. That'll be in the next movie.

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug- 8.5/10 if you go in with novel expectations

Spoiler for Hidden:

Ok. Take the points I already mentioned about the love triangle, then add in the fact that it was never in existence. Also add in the fact that a lot of important scenes, albeit ones that are most memorable, are either rushed or entirely left out. This is especially apparent in the inclusion of the Skin Changer. He is rushed, not properly introduced, and only is really interacted with in one scene. Also a big let down is Bilbo's interaction with Smaug. In the book, Bilbo remains always hidden from Smaug at the beginning, which both angers and intrigues Smaug. You have to understand, he's been in the mountain for a very long time, so this new "foe" actually gives him something to think about. Instead, Bilbo shows himself in the first minute of Smaug being awake. This is supplemented by the very well written dialogue between the two, however.


Now, Legolas. A lot of people have groaned that he has no right to be in the movie. But the thing is, they take actual Tolkien lore and *make* it work. You go "Oh, wow, this makes sense!" And he is truly a bad-ass. A good third of the movie is just Legolas Porn, in the sense of how excited watching him behead orcs constantly you get.


What is also an amazing inclusion is the actual tale of the Necromancer. It's only barely touched in The Hobbit book, but it's something that many die-hard fans will come to enjoy. It is truly epic, especially how it will lead into the Lord of the Rings.


This may have one point lower than if you don't expect it to be like the novel, but don't let that one point fool you. It is still a *good* movie by most standards. Watch it, really do. If you can see it in 3D I also recommend that. It adds an amazing depth to it, and doesn't feel too gimmicky at all.

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

Despicable Me 2: 9/10

Very nice, funny and interesting. Lacks a little luster in the storyline as a whole, but overall nice.


Hunger Games: Catching Fire   :  8/10

Movie definitely needed more substance despite the fact that it's still a 2 1/2 hour movie. The ending's definitely a bit anti-climactic, and kinda seemed a bit lazy in the acting. It wasn't as emotionally projecting as the first one. Great graphics and action, though.

[anoni]

Tremors 7.6/10

  What more can I say? A hilarious, action, horror, drama. It's a good movie for a nice laugh, don't expect a serious movie with a blockbuster budger, but it's nice and entertaining for the time!

[Aloneness]

Origin: Spirits of the Past ... 7.5/10 some parts of it were a little tacky but still very well animated and a good movie.

[Kibari]

The Hobbit 2
4.5/10

[HyenaKing]

One Flew over the Cuckoo's nest...
9.5/10
JSUT GOO SEE THIS GOSHDARN MOVIE!!!

[Cifero Windtail]

Donnie Darko: 9/10


Benny and Joon: 9/10
Capital films. Will edit this later.

[Aloneness]

Donnie Darko ... 3/10

Castle in the Sky 8/10

[Vee Katame: His Wolfy]

Frozen - 10/10
Not your typical Disney princess movie and I just loved it.

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

The Family 8/10

Another hilarious action comedy from Robert De Niro. Great story, and wonderful writing. However, it gets only 8 points of 10 because of 2 things:
1) The mafia/gangster thing with De Niro is just overdone at this point.
2) The movie was far too short as the movie seemed to have been rushed.

[HyenaKing]

Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
10/10
Best movie i ever watched, i gave a standing ovation along with many others.
Such a good story, appeals to everyone, and has a good message.

[anoni]

Donnie Darko (Directors Cut):  9.2/10

  I'll admit, I came into this movie with high expectations, and they were met! Donnie Darko gives you an incredible journey that's confusing in a way, but was still followable (I only watched the DR, apparently the original is much more confusing, dunno if that's a bad thing though). The story gives you a strange teen who is obviously suffering some sort of psychological issue and it gives you an experience where you'll find yourself asking a lot of questions throughout the film, how will everything fit together. Luckily in the DR, things DO fit together quite nicely (I heard in the original they don't, but some people preferred that) so what you're left with is an interesting film, full of some epic sequences, mind bending truths and a plot-line that is odd, strange and borderline insane. The true star of the show though, I believe, is the script.

I hope that when the world comes to an end, I can breathe a sigh of relief, because there will be so much to look forward to.

Exit Through The Gift Shop: 7.9/10

  So this is the second time I watched this movie and I have to say, after further analysis it wasn't really as good as I imagined it to be. Exit Through The Gift Shop is a smart, funny, documentary about a strange french man who video tapes everything, meets street artists and eventually builds his way to the top of the ladder in street artist fame. The story is more complicated than that obviously, but I won't go into it too much. I guess the problem is, it's funny and interesting for a documentary, but it's still a documentary. It's interesting and awesome because of the street art, but once you get around that it's relatively simple and, tbh, can get a bit less interesting at times. The movie is definitely worth a watch though, especially if you're passionate about street art!