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John Wick Chapter 2

9/10

Go because it's John Wick
Stay because it's John Wick
Watch in aw because it's John Wick
Cringe because it's John Wick
Cheer because it's John Wick
Love because it's John Wick
Watch it because it's John Wick
And John Wick is **censor** amazing

[Udldu]

Logan. 8/10.

This is as human a superhero (or a superhero-themed) movie can get. Throw away all the logic you've learned from the other Marvel movies you've watched, because this particular one's definitely going to tug at your emotions, and it'll be difficult to look at the X-Men film series the same way again. This is an adult-oriented, gore-filled, unrelenting film, where the only thing the protagonists want is to survive.

For the love of god, don't go into this movie bringing any youngins or with the expectation that its plot and events are going to turn out fine and dandy.

[John Red Beard]

Been watching a lot of movies lately.

Logan: 9/10
   One of the best X-Men movies.


Ghost in the Shell: 8/10
   Amazing visuals, good story, but not as interesting as the anime. (TBH, I've never seen the anime all the way through, but I know enough about it to know what some of the changes they made are)

Patriot's Day: 7/10
   More interesting and engaging than I thought it would be.

Magnificent Seven: 7.5/10
   Good, but I liked the original better. No, not that one, the original original. The one with swords.

Passengers: 7/10
   Pretty good, but Jennifer Lawrence's character's sudden flip-flop near the end didn't work for me.

War Dogs: TBD, still watching. Good so far.

[Albie]

Kubo and the Two Strings

I just watched this today and it was absolutely stunning.  I felt a lot of emotions throughout.  I usually am not someone to rant on a movie, but this was a complete work of art that was a privilege to watch.

10/10

[PUGINATOR]

I have seen 3 movies in the past week here are their reviews
 
Kong skull island 6.5/10 needs more story, it fell short of plot


Moana,8.9 good story lots of adventure,long story short your in for a ride if you havent seen it


A dogs purpose,the story exceeded all expectations,emotionaly superior to other dramas
Please note im a proud dog owner of 3 so their is some bias here


I plan on watching fate of the furious when it comes out april 14th 2017

[Fable]

The movies I have watched recently were Moana and Coraline.

Moana was amazing! for me, it would be a 9/10. It was such a nice movie and the songs were so amazing! The only reason it's not 10/10 is because of the chicken animal sidekick and the coconut guys. both of those things were just very random and to me, annoying. the Kakamora seemed to come out of nowhere and then as soon as the showed up were gone again- they just didn't really seem to serve any real purpose. heihei was simply annoying- I like when Disney makes the animal sidekicks amusing and somewhat helpful not just random for random sake.

Coraline was a 6/10. I loved the style and basic story of Coraline but towards the end things seem to just devolve into a strange video game like a fetch quest. basically, I just didn't like the way the movie went about resolving its conflict- but the concept and the art was quite cool.

[anoni]

Logan: 7.9/10

  Definitely one of the better Xmen movies, going with the newfound (and in my personal opinion, welcomed) trend to make R rated flicks, Logan becomes a lot more of an emotional tale with more grit and darker themes like suicide, mental illness and loss. While the movie is great, I couldn't stop seeing parallels to The Road and the Last of Us, I suppose the genre is of post-apocalyptic travel from one end to the other is a relatively new genre that's taken theaters but quite quickly its becoming cliche. Both the Road, Last of Us and Logan follow very similar plot points, a grown man travelling with a child learning harsh lessons on the way, heading to some place that may or may not be real, getting into morally grey situations where one has to do something unethical to survive, and so forth. The main difference between these movies is the setting, with Logan occurring in an "xmen" apocalypse but the other humans seem all fine, Last of us occurs in a classic zombie apocalypse and The road intentionally doesn't specify what apocalypse it's in. Altogether the movie is great, one of the finest xmen movie, but in a way it boils down to basically the last of us or the road, which is fine, cause they're both good.

  Ghost in the Shell 7.3/10

    Anime movies are historically terrible, like the Drangonball live action movie or attack on titan one, these will never really live up to expectations, yet somehow GITS manages to just get in there with actually a pretty decent portrayal of the anime universe. All the changes made in the movie from the anime seem understandable given the change of medium, and yes the movies themes were dumbed down a bit, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, I know I was initially turned off gits because I didn't understand the sophisticated and intricate philosophy (I was 13 though). The movie is good, the characters are interesting, the visuals are phenomenal and the shot-by-shot anime-to-movie scenes are a thrill for those who have watched the anime. The movie also takes elements from the other adaptions of GITS, like Stand Alone Complex and 2nd gig, which is a welcome addition! Despite all these positives, it still falls into the same sorta problems that any hollywood anime adaption is going to run into. It's dumbed down, more emotional, and more standard. So while most of the stuff I've been saying are quite positive, it's more that "compared to other anime adaptions, this one is really good!", but that's not quite a high bar to set.

[Bricket]

Robocop 2.
A movie that could have been the perfect sequel to a great satire of modern society (yes, movies from the 1980s are still relevant... if it is a positive thing or not is up to you to decide). The movie opened with what I call a great "commercial", the satire was already there yet it became clear that after 5 minutes of satire there wasn't something right.
This feeling was confirmed after watching for 30 minutes: formulas from the 1st movie were copied, but it wasn't a good one. It began to feel that the director hated this sequel, he wanted to make it good so he wouldn't get fired but also absolutely hated it.
The satire was overkill, the characters felt annoying, the "corporations are evil" message was overused and is pushed down the throat of the viewer. No greyzones, it's all black and white: the character is either good or isn't.
The mayor, oh such an annoying character. Secretly I was hoping for a carbomb so I would stop seeing this character.

4.5/10
What could have been such a great sequel became a bigger wreck than the boeing 747 crashes in Tenerife.

[PUGINATOR]

Guardians of the galaxy vol.2
Good story,intresting plot,intense humor,70's to 80's soundtrack 9.8/10
 

[kiindling]

Hanna: 10/10


This surrealist film was lit <33 I love surrealism and action, so the two combined was probably the best thing I've seen all year. The actors were amazing and made the film somewhat believable to an extent. The soundtrack by The Chemical Brothers also made the film just that little bit better too- it fired the theme so well and ahh :'')

[Blaiiine]

Finished watching some B-movies after work, might as well half-ass review them.




Starship Troopers: 7/10


So, would you like to know more? This is seriously one of my favorite science fiction series ever. My favorite parts are the brief news reports, really giving you the feel of this Terran Federation. The effects, apart from the bugs at the time, are terrible and the acting seems forced but that's what's so great about it. It's not attempting to be anything more than a cheesy, over-the-top scifi military movie and for that I'll rate it 7 out of 10.



Come on, Rico, how many times do we have answer that question?


Six String Samurai: 10/10


Do you like fifties' rock and roll? Do you like post-apocalyptic b-films with sword wielding, guitar playing wanderers? Do you like Buddy Holly? If you answered yes to any of those, then this film's for you! A total cult classic, SSS is an amazing post-apocalyptic comedy/action. With an amazing soundtrack, crazy characters and a small cameo from Dirty Harry, this movie is just too good not to be rated 10 out of 10. Now run along kid, before the spinach monster gets you.



Cause when you're dressed like Buddy, you gotta have the moves.

[Udldu]

Get Out

...this was a big surprise. Really, really good horror-comedy (that's what they say, but I'm feeling ehh about the comedy) that does what it sets out. Every little detail ties up by the end, and it's going to kind of **censor** with you, but I won't say how.

7.5/10.

[Trixsie Vixen]

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword


7/10


I've heard it described as a two hour long trailer and it definitely feels that way with the pacing and editing and while I wouldn't want every film I see to be like it, it was a novelty more than an irritant for me.  Not too serious, unusual style and great visuals.  It certainly isn't shy to just make up a bunch of stuff.  I really liked it but not for everyone.

[Solomon the Solitary]

Blade -- 8/10.


I loved this movie. I bought it a while back because it was cheap and finally sat down to watch it. It was a good movie, but I thought that the fact that bitten vampires now have a cure and that Blade's mom had to die was pretty crappy. Also, who knew vampires could be so racist to one another?

[Ventus Fall]

Mimic (1997):   7-ish / 10

The concept of the movie is rather interesting (a tad bit of brilliant I would even say).
How the movie has been overall worked out, also pretty good. It has a good build-up and isn't showing the... "bad guy" early on. There is a little bit of a 'spoiler' as to who/what the bad guy actually is early-ish on, which is kind of a shame, but since the premise of the movie is based on a scientific-base (mutation, evolution), it wouldn't be too hard to figure it out and it kind of already pre-explains what is going to most likely happen.
Still, rather interesting and having a(n) (brief) insight on various main characters is also pretty good, and the relationship towards one another.

The CGI, however, has not aged well at all. Then again, if you keep in mind when it was made and how far (or should I say "not far") CGI was at the time, still pretty ok to watch. They make use of props as well, so not everything that's "foreign" is CGI-based. It's kind of a little bit similar to Stephen Spielberg's tactic: Close-up shots are with props, far-away(-ish) shots are done with CGI models and such.

The rewatch value isn't that high, and that's also what I based my rating on.

In the end, things tie up.

Spoiler for Hidden:

A bit in a cheesy-way.

Storywise, character-wise, 'scientifically'-wise.
And like I said, the concept of this movie-story is rather interesting. Definitely worth a watch.

There are 'sequels', a Mimic 2 and a Mimic 3 as far as I'm aware of. I recall seeing those, but it just goes from bad to worse. Stick to this first movie. It has a closed-ending, it's good as it is by itself.