Please rate the last movie u saw. Since my previous thread i have seen quite a few but dont remember all the names. Here is a list and rating of the ones i saw. ORPHAN 10/10,Trick R' Treat 10/10 Wrong Turn 3 6/10 The Hills Run Red 9/10 Taking of Pelhan 9/10 and i just rented Funny People,so I'll rate that later.

watched Observe and Report last night. LOVED it. hilarious and sick.

Speed Racer 1/2 (out of five) - This movie is friggin' awesome. I watched it for the second time last night with the family and while it wasn't exactly as eye-orgasm inducing as when I saw it in IMAX, the blu-ray disc still gives me shivers with its overwhelming candy-colors and almost too fast to follow car acrobatics. A very fun film, critics be damned.


And my very positive review has nothing to do with Christina Ricci being cast as Trixie.

wathched The Wrestler last night.
4/5 stars

out of 5.

Saw Precious last night.

it was so hard to watch but done so well. 5 out of 5 stars

Well, the last movie I watched until the end was "Roadhouse", which was last night. Of course, I give it

The last movie I saw at the picture show was "The Fourth Kind" which also gets

muirdo said:

And "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". 4/5

"Downfall".


5/5, but the ending was predictable and it was nowhere near as funny as all the re-subtitled youtube skits.

I saw "Ninja Assassin" this past Wednesday at the theater. It's a great action movie. Bloody and kind of gross, lol, but a good film. Plus, it stars this South Korean singer/dancer that I like named Rain.

Here are the last two I saw. I really enjoyed them both.



Gururi No Koto (All Around Us)


I saw this last week. It's an absolutely brilliant film.


The Box


Don't believe the critics. This one's great. I saw this the week before last.

Watched Funny People yesterday.





3/5

There were some funny parts in the movie, but the whole thing was depressing as shit to watch!!!
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Bruno-- of five.

Definitely some laughs, but in this (as opposed to Borat) I felt he was trying way too hard to elicit responses from people. And often, I was not sure what the point was of the response he was trying to elicit. Instead of highlighting society's prejudices, he showed himself (with some exceptions) to simply be an agitator, and showed many of the "victims" in the movie to be very restrained in the face of completely inappropriate behavior.

Moreover, the movie simply felt like it meandered. By about the 1 hour mark I was wondering how much longer I had.

Cohen is brave, and keeps in character in very trying circumstances, but while I don't advocate violence, I might have liked to see him get punched in the face once or twice.

Maybe I will look back on this with greater fondness, as some bits are better comedy than entire films wish Chevy Chase, but my initial response was underwhelmed. Not surprising, I suppose, since Bruno was my least favorite of Da Ali G show characters.

connorhawke said:

I want to see this. Love Richard Kelly, but I heard that the reaction from audiences was down-right visceral in their scorn. Which means I'll probably love it to pieces.

Departures
5/5
I cried.

i watched THIS IS IT
good!
i saw a great michael..
5/5

2012....A+

i saw FIGHTING last night. i liked it much more than NEVER BACK DOWN.

errant said:

The audience here was good with no walkouts....so I guess it would depend on the demographic.

NDRU said:

my parents want me to send me the DVD of it that I have
I don't know really if they are up to it

sextonseven said:

I fell asleep during that one too, after a couple of beers

ZombieKitten said:

Even with Rain in it?

Has anybody seen "Jennifers Body" ?

at home or in a movie theatre?...cause the last movie in a theatre was Slumdog, and I loved it...
at home I watched to kill a mockinbird with my daughter (school project) and
took alot of things away from it.

Watching Milk now! It is wonderful!

Wrong Turn 2


effin hilarious

Saw this on the interweb:



My expectations were very low, due to the reviews and the fact that I generally don't like fiction anymore.

I don't get why the critics were so tepid. I thought that, as far as these things go, it was generally very true-to-life and well-acted/directed...with the glaring exception of Eric Bana. He may be good in other things (I don't think I've ever seen him before), but here, his cartoony performance was way out of place. Weird that the director didn't rein him in.

Warnings: Long and don't expect a comedy.

connorhawke said:

Rain? I must have missed that

and a 1/2

The only setback of this film is the fact that she refused to have her face shown through out the whole film,,,,great documentary though, and if you're a fan of The Dietrich, you'll love this.

Ace said:

I'm about to see this in a few hours....hope it's good.