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Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

02/28/14 2:04 am | #4981

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Hey guys, I deleted my account a couple of weeks ago I guess and now I made a new one. I don't know if that's a no-no or whatever, and if it is, my bad, do whatever you gotta do. Also, I don't even have an xbox anymore, haven't for years, so that's that. Anyway, I've watched a few movies during my brief absence.

Enter The Void: 6/10 - It was a strange movie, not necessarily in a bad way, either. It was entertaining for the most part, but I probably wouldn't want to see it again. As for the story, it was pretty cool, I guess.

The Wolf of Wall Street: 10/10 - Woo, man. Good movie. Great cast, great story, I liked it a lot. There's been some controversy surrounding it, and I get why, but as a movie, I thought it was very good.

Dallas Buyers Club: 10/10 - Holy cow, fantastic movie. All the acting is top-notch. It's very very good.

Nebraska: 8/10 - During the beginning, I wasn't that interested, but I got more and more invested and it turned out to be a pretty good movie. Bruce Dern's character is really good, and Bob Odenkirk is in it, so that's cool too.

Inside Llewyn Davis: 9/10 - I never hear much about this movie, and I'm not sure why. It's really good. It's about a fictional folk singer in the 60s. It's also got Justin Timberlake and John Goodman in it.

Gravity: 8/10 - It was definitely a good movie, but not as good as I had hoped. George Clooney was cool! And it looked really good!

Blue Jasmine: 8/10 - I enjoyed watching it. That's pretty much it. That sounds bad, but it shouldn't. It's a good movie.

I'm really bad it explaining what I liked/disliked about a movie, so sorry about that.

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

03/01/14 2:42 am | #4982

Doctor Who - Terminus 7/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

03/01/14 3:05 am | #4983

Gravity--6/10. Not sure what all the hype was about. To me the movie seemed to move at a slow pace. It did however have some nice visual effects to it.

Didn't Sandra Bullock used to be easy on the eyes? She looked pretty rough in this flick.

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03/01/14 6:22 am | #4984

Doctor Who - Enlightenment 8/10

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03/01/14 12:59 pm | #4985

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Thor II Dark World 8/10

Marvel never disappoints, some will disagree and say Daredevil was crap but I still think the Directors cut is worth it. This was a very good sequel or you can say like 9 or 10th one in the Avengers series. After seeing Avengers i became a big fan of Loki & boy does he pick up where he was in Avengers. Christopher Eccleston as Malekith. He really likes to pick & choose what he does from the Doctor to Destro, a talented kinda under the radar actor. Oh Stellan Skarsgård hilarious. Mjost i ever wrote all over the place but for once i didnt leave a small review.

Finally watched this last night on demand. I fully agree with your rating 8/10 for me as well.
I actually enjoyed this more than the original. A few good cameos and tie-ins and interesting preview during the credits.

12/31/69 7:00 pm | #4986

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03/02/14 4:23 pm | #4987

Quote by ShadowMachine X:

Gravity--6/10. Not sure what all the hype was about. To me the movie seemed to move at a slow pace. It did however have some nice visual effects to it.

Didn't Sandra Bullock used to be easy on the eyes? She looked pretty rough in this flick.

I think thats the point. Someone undergoing such physical and psychological trauma doesn't tend to look like Miss Congeniality. At least she didn't go all Charlize Theron Monster-ish. :laugh:

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03/03/14 11:32 am | #4988

Chaos (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – This was released in 2004, which was a little before Statham’s career as one of the premier action stars took off. He’s coupled with some decent talent here, which includes Wesley Snipes and Ryan Phillippe – all of whom do a good enough job for this. It’s a fairly predictable little dirty cop drama, with a few decent twists thrown in. Seasoned movie watchers will form some suspicions early, but if not, the movie ties up all loose ends relatively well at the conclusion. In summation: a decent Statham film that tries to be a little more intelligent than his normal fare, but ultimately resorts to predictable twists for shock factor. Fans of Statham and Snipes will find enough to warrant a viewing, but most everyone else can let this one slip.
5.5/10

End of Days (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – I definitely received a bit of a surprise from this. I guess it’s the pessimist in me, but I tend to really enjoy these end times films, and this one was no different. Arnold plays the broken, suicidal ex-detective pretty well, and the supporting cast is good, too. Again, not sure if it was the film’s themes, or the humorous dialogue between Arnold and his partner, but I thought it was good. Gabriel Byrne is also strong as Satan’s host. In summation: surprisingly strong end times film starring Arnold, which also features a fairly well developed story and some good performances from its supporting cast members. Fans of Constantine and Legion will enjoy it.
7/10

Cutthroat Island (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – This is one of those movies that’s only remembered as being a huge box office bust, when in reality it’s a decent action/adventure film. I’m not sure if they didn’t market it enough, or if moviegoers 19 years ago were less receptive to the pirate film. Modine, Davis, and Langella are all good in their respective roles, and the entire thing has sort of an Indy-lite feel to it.
In summation: one of the biggest box office flops of all time is actually a competent action/adventure film with decent humor, action, characters and story.
6/10

Ghostbusters (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) It’s been on my radar for a while, and with the recent death of Harold Ramis, I felt like it was finally time to watch it. I didn’t like it quite as much as I had hoped, but it certainly has its moments. The cast is outstanding overall, but Moranis and Murray still every scene they’re in. It deftly mixes elements of horror and comedy pretty well, better than most, but as a film I thought it lacked some direction. In summation: one of the most successful, well thought of comedies, and with good reason; an exceptional cast and a unique storyline help to ensure it will stand the test of time.
6.5/10

2 Guns (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – It gets a little convoluted with so many back stabbings and betrayals, but this is solid team up by Washington and Wahlberg. They’re obviously the main draw, but it has some elements of a buddy cop film (which I tend to enjoy) with quite a bit of action to it as well. It’s probably not all it could have been with this much star power, but it’s definitely worth a watch for fans of the starts. In summation: has a few too many twists for its own good and it nears a collapse under the weight of its lack of believability, but 2 Guns makes excellent use of its considerable talent and never fails to entertain in its 105 minutes.
7/10

Green Zone (Blu-ray, 2nd viewing) – The same team-up of director and actor that made the Bourne movies so good team-up again. I’m not sure how much of this is fiction, but it does make for a pretty solid thriller. I remember when this came out it being marketed more as an action film, but that’s really not what it is. It’s in a similar vein as Zero Dark Thirty, with some elements of The Kingdom and Body of Lies thrown in. Fans of Damon’s Bourne series and the aforementioned films will enjoy it. In summation: a steady performance from Damon and some solid direction make this a serviceable, if a bit formulaic thriller.
6.5/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

03/04/14 1:07 pm | #4989

Thor 2 - 6/10

I was overall very disappointed. Malekith is a great villain and he was reduced to getting his ass kicked in every relevant scene. He even loses to Thor's mom until his minion saves his hide. Odin and the warrior three take a back seat once again to Natalie Portman's band of boring scientists. It might just be me but Portman and Hemsworth have no chemistry at all. There is just no sizzle. I was expecting the "Love Triangle" to play out but Sif had 2-3 scenes in the entire movie. Loki has some great scenes in his limited time but is far less relevant to the plot then you would expect from the trailer.

Riddick - 8.5/10

After a disappointing follow up to Pitch Black the planned trilogy was shelved for years. Vin Diesel leveraged his own house to make a third movie and it paid off big time. This is how a Riddick movie is supposed to be. While it's pacing is a bit off and it veers way off course from the established Necromonger storyline due to budget reasons I found myself enjoying this film way more then expected. The creatures were top notch and Katee Sackhoff was lights out as Dahl. It's not Pitch Black but it's damn close.

12/31/69 7:00 pm | #4990

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Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

03/05/14 7:02 am | #4991

5th Estate 5/10

Movie about wikileaks
Cumberbatch with long white hair = no good
Laura Linney appearances, she hasn't aged well at all
Tucci shows up for a bit too

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03/05/14 7:15 am | #4992

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Thor 2 - 6/10

I was overall very disappointed. Malekith is a great villain and he was reduced to getting his ass kicked in every relevant scene. He even loses to

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Thor's mom until his minion saves his hide.

Odin and the warrior three take a back seat once again to Natalie Portman's band of boring scientists. It might just be me but Portman and Hemsworth have no chemistry at all. There is just no sizzle. I was expecting the "Love Triangle" to play out but Sif had 2-3 scenes in the entire movie. Loki has some great scenes in his limited time but is far less relevant to the plot then you would expect from the trailer.

This movie was insanely better than the first, which is why I would score it more along an 8 at least.

I agree with the Portman thing though, I'm hoping she's on her way out though. Jane is just well, for lack of a better term very plain. Besides you can't tell me Thor wouldn't choose Kat Dennings over Portman.

I'm pretty sure in the comic books she just has a fleeting romance with Thor when he was masquerading as a doctor on Earth. I don't get why they made her the primary love interest in the movies. Not sure he even needs one outside of his liaisons with Sif.

Kat Dennings would have definitely been a more interesting choice.

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03/05/14 11:22 am | #4994

Just wanted to say I’d push Portman out of way to get to Kat Dennings.

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03/06/14 11:08 pm | #4995

Justice League War was awesome first justice league movie I've seen since a minute. 8/10.

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