Rate The Last Movie You Saw

[anoni]

No country for Old Men: 8.3/10

  Was very good, had a lot of nice action and good violence but had a very anti-climatic ending.

[Armalite_]

Carrie

1/10

1h 40mins and $5.50 that I'll never get back.

[anoni]

Remakes tend to be terrible

[BakaFawkes]

No country for Old Men: 8.3/10

  Was very good, had a lot of nice action and good violence but had a very anti-climatic ending.

 
 
That ending is very controversial. Some think it is too dull, and others believe it is a much more true or realistic ending,
 
 
Alice In Wonderland 8.5/10
 
I'm just a big Cheshire Cat fan. 

[WingedZephyr]

Gravity

As an artistic piece, it is 10/10.
As an actual movie, I'd rate it about 7/10.

Really beautiful movie and excellent stylistic choices. Captures the essence of space so well and makes you feel like you are there. I would advise seeing it on as big of a screen as possible and in 3D if you can. It is a movie that you want to feel surrounded by. It feels very real and stuck with me for a couple days after viewing it.

That being said, the plot left something to be desired. Some parts I think kind of dragged, and there wasn't a very good flow to the suspense throughout the movie. It's emotional, definitely, but it is pretty straightforward and wasn't anything spectacular. I was expecting a little more from it based on the stellar reviews I've heard about the movie, at least.

It's still a neat experience watching it though. Was worth the watch.

[Maine]

The 5th Element, 8/10

C'mon, do I have to spell it out? Just a classic!

[anoni]

Children of Men: 7.8

This movie was good! It had good action sequences, very good social commentary as well as themes. It was very dark and dreary but seemed overall realistic and nice. I guess the main problem I had with the film is it didn't really engage me as much as I would of thought, mainly the characters seemed relatively bland, their personalities weren't very present and so it's hard to feel attached to any character. Despite that, I still loved the movie heaps!

[MaskaTheOtter]

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly


Although it is a bit of a slow movie,it is easily the most memorable of the three Spaghetti Westerns, that uses great acting and almost perfect music to match any mood, and on top of that it concludes the trilogy very nicely.


I would have to say that one of the best elements to the movie would be as it goes on you learn more about the three main characters and you get to chose your favorite.


overall as one of the most iconic western movie I will give it an 8.5 out of 10.

[Tim Siguire]

 19 / 20


Revenge


SFM's are pretty nice to watch, although very short in duration they feel worth watching.

[anoni]

The Departed: 8.1
  It was actually a really thrilling and interesting action movie full of unexpected twists, thrilling but realistic action sequences and great character development. Despite that it loses a few points for some darn right confusing editing, this is because the story follows two characters and a lot of scenes happen "at the same time" where it'll cut from one character to the next mid scene continually even when they're doing completely different things.

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: 7.5
  Solid story telling and acting, it was a good movie and was definitely thrilling, had me in some scenes on the edge of my seat. However, it suffers from the whole "THESE GUYS ARE EVIL and THESE GUYS ARE GOOD" problem, doesn't really provoke much thought and although the journey was interesting and unexpected, the end result is very predictable. So it's a good thrilling ride, but not much else.

[✡]

The Blues Brothers: I don't know

because I've tried to watch this movie THREE TIMES
and I ALWAYS fall asleep halfway through

['Project Zeta']

Dredd: 9.5/10

I never saw the Judge Dredd movie with Stallone, but I don't think it'd be able to hold a candle to Karl Urban's Dredd. Easily the most graphic and visually stunning film I've seen in a long time, and a perfect compliment to the character himself. I'd totally recommend that anyone who loves ultra-violence, Karl Urban, post-apocalyptic settings or comic books to check it out. c:

Warning: This movie is super gory.

[HyenaKing]

The Hunger Games:7.8
Well,i read the series, and the things i really did not like was, it distorted the focus, cut out main events, and changed characters almost completely. This was did just make people have suspense, but instead of sticking to the original story, like the first movie, they eventually drifted more and more away from the book. This movie was supposed to prepare for the finale, and give even more suspense. This was targeted to people who have not read the book and do not know what is going to happen. it got 7.8 points because everything was done well, except for what i mentioned earlier. I would watch pay-per-view at home if you had read the books. if you have not, it is great, because they implemented alot of suspense. also, the beginning, it was quite funny, then it all of a sudden it went deep serious. this movie is Meh if you read the series, and not if you have not.

[Vee Katame: His Wolfy]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: 7.5
  Solid story telling and acting, it was a good movie and was definitely thrilling, had me in some scenes on the edge of my seat. However, it suffers from the whole "THESE GUYS ARE EVIL and THESE GUYS ARE GOOD" problem, doesn't really provoke much thought and although the journey was interesting and unexpected, the end result is very predictable. So it's a good thrilling ride, but not much else.

If you haven't read the books, you'll find a very unpredictable part near the end of Mockingjay. I read the books and I didn't even see it coming.
I'll probably see that movie on Wednesday when Shinzuu and I go on our anniversary date, so I'll see what I think of it.


Red 2 - 9/10
Love the movie and the plot. Plus, it still had the funny stuff in it too. And I love Marvin as I did in the first one. And of course, I still love Victoria and Ivan; she's a badass and he's funny.

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

Red 2: 10/10
Love Bruce Willis' role in it all and love how the characters developed from the first movie. As Vee said, Marvin is THE funniest character ever, and I love him! Victoria's a badass, but I love how the Sarah character develops. The humor is great, but I have to say that my favorite additions to the movie is Byung-hun Lee's role as Han Cho Bai and Anthony Hopkins' role as Doctor Bailey.

For those of you who don't know, Lee is best known for his roles in "The Good, The Bad and The Weird" and in the two G.I. Joes movies as Snake Shadow. His action scenes and side humor makes his character one of the best.

Anthony Hopkins' character, Dr. Bailey, is seriously the best character in the whole movie, in my opinion. His part is poetic and deliciously sadistic. I LOVE all of his scenes and it's just epic.