Rate The Last Movie You Saw

[L. Jay Echoes]

Mr. Stink

Some Hugh Bonneville movie my sister and I chanced upon. It's about this former now-homeless MP played by Bonneville who merits the pity of a teenage girl. She invites the man to take up living in her parents shack while her mother struggles to climb up politically and her henpecked father tries to regain his lost glory as a guitarist (his wife made him quit because it wasn't a posh enough occupation). She also has this younger sister that mom pushes to be an overachiever.

9/10. It had some gross stuff. I'm not a fan of gross stuff, and it's particularly strange coming out of England, but it was a rare gem to me, a guy who's not really all that into movies. I highly recommend it if you can find it.

[John Red Beard]

Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse

9/10

Good story. Good characters. Visual masterpiece. My only complaint is that the slapstick and the action were a little too frenetic for my taste, which made it hard to follow.

[Dee113]

Klaus: 10/10. Very cute and beautifully animated.

[L1am]

Wonka!


I thought it was a great movie but its definitely a drastic change from the other two movies. 6/10

[Ves]

Mean Girls (2024)

4/10 …why did they make it a musical?? it wasn’t the worst movie ,,I just really don’t get why it was made 

[L1am]

Edge of The Axe

I found it a bit uninteresting at first but once you really start questioning who the slasher is the movie starts picking up. Personally I think it had a surprisingly shocking plot twist as well. (8/10)

[Ves]

Knives Out

10/10  one of those movies where it gets better each time you watch, so many little details everywhere and amazing acting 

[ZaraRa]

Coraline; re-mastered

10/10, what else could I say! We took a trip down to the big city on train for my birthday to stay overnight, and decided to catch a movie on the day we arrived, as we had time to kill - I'd wanted to see the re-mastered Coraline in the cinema. It's just such a phenominal film, isn't it? I absolutely adore stop-motion (well, there's a lot of it where I grew up! I was close to Aardman's headquarters, after all) -- and I'd fell in love with the movie many moons ago, when somebody on my KND FanForum had convinced me to watch it! Funnily enough, it was them who let me know that the re-master was in the cinemas, oooh... Only about 11 years later.
Absolutely phenominal film, that. It realy captures the feeling of being a child in a world that is so confusing and big; and how everything slowly unfolds - I could rave up and down about underlying themes, narrative cues, MISE EN SCENE! -- But I've spoken long enough; WOW, was I ever chuffed to see it on the big screen! It's been touched up a litte, but otherwise, left as it was.