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Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/08/14 3:18 pm | #5281

Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated Series - This was a good series if you enjoyed scooby. It's now the longest running series and has individual mysteries that go along with one whole mystery throughout the series. For the most part it's a solid series and is my 2nd favorite behind "where are you?" I'd rate it a 8/10.

Dragonball Z: Battle of Gods (uncut) - Loved the Dub as much as the original. Great movie and glad to see my favorite anime come back and do so well. 8.5/10

The Strain Season 1 - Pretty solid show overall. Can't wait for the next season!! 8/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/09/14 11:43 am | #5282

Take This Waltz - 3/5 NNR

Seth Rogan was good but full disclosure: ultimately I was more interested in watching Sarah Silverman take a quick gym-shower. This film demonstrates the complexities of a newly domesticated couple's passions but it doesn't tackle bigger issues like the institution of marriage and the presumption of monogamy; instead, it glorifies the cliche of passing flings and then shows the consequential melancholy. Recommended to people that like Sarah Silverman, because she is beautiful and it's delightfully naughty to watch her shower with friends.

The Other Woman - 3/5 NNR

This was a funny "chick flick" starring Leslie Mann, who I find hilarious & sexy, as well as Cameron Dias and Kate Upton who both did whatever that thing is they do that gets them on magazine pages. The plot was genuinely humorous and I feel like the ladies all did well; I just felt like there was too much screen-time for Dias' character and not enough of the other two.

Edge of Tomorrow - 4/5 NNR

Great science fiction with a poorly-explained "Groundhog Day" gimmick that's plausible enough to sell the action. Emily Blunt was awesome and I hope to see more of her and action-y sci-fi in general!

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/15/14 1:34 am | #5283

Phantasm II 5/10
Edge of Tomorrow 10/10
Shinning Widescreen Edition 10/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/15/14 12:52 pm | #5284

Hulk Vs. (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – didn’t enjoy this near as much as Planet Hulk, though both of the short films were decent. I probably liked Hulk vs. Wolverine more, if only because there was some Deadpool in it.
5.5/10

Casper (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – I thought this was pretty poor, but it’s probably just because of its age. I have no background with the character either, so that probably didn’t help. The whole movie is meandering, and I was incredibly bored, which is doubly bad considering it was only 100 minutes long.
3/10

The Legend of Zorro (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – oh man, another stinker; though this was slightly more entertaining than Casper. This is one of those movies that tries to balance familial drama with the rest of the plot. As you would expect, it flips between being deadly serious and goofy. Not something I’m likely to ever watch again.
4/10

The Ninth Gate (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – has a nice visual style, but was a little slow and boring. Plus, the ending made my head hurt. Worth a watch for fans of this type of mythology and Depp fans, but not much else.
5.5/10

Enough Said (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – finally got to watch this, as the Blu-ray wouldn’t work on my player; ended up having to watch it on my Xbox One. Anyway, the movie’s pretty good, but will probably mostly be remembered as Gandolfini’s last. The leads make for a solid pairing, but other than that, it’s mostly just your typical romantic dramedy.
6.5/10

Angels and Demons (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – enjoyed this more than most, if only because I’m a big fan of Tom Hanks. Dan Brown’s adaptations worked better as novels, but the movies are entertaining to me. There kind of like more serious National Treasures, or less actioney Indian Jones. I found the plot in this one to be just as entertaining as Da Vinci Code, and the supporting cast was at least as strong, too.
6.5/10

The Signal (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – had never really heard much about this one, until recently. I was initially drawn to it because of Fishburne, who, after watching Hannibal, I’ve really come to appreciate as an actor. He doesn’t play a very significant role in this, but he’s in it enough to be an asset. I expect most will see the ending coming, though I did appreciate the complete lack of hope the main character faced at the end. I can appreciate movies that don’t shy away from a little depravity and nihilism.
6/10

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10/15/14 1:56 pm | #5285

The Internship - This was a good movie in my opinion. I enjoy Vaughan and Wilson together as is and alone. Like the Google aspect too. Anyways worth a watch if you enjoy them and some comedy. 7.5/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/15/14 3:01 pm | #5286

Transformers: Age of Extinction - 7.5/10 - Much better then the previous transformer films IMO. Wahlberg's character being both a mechanic and surprisingly badass with alien weaponry creates more of a equal partnership with Optimus that was lacking with Dopey Lebeouf's highly irritating antics. Needless to say the acting overall and visual effects are a big upgrade over the previous trilogy and the fact it's almost 3 hours long (With constant action) certainly makes the price of admission worth it. The Dinobots alone were highly impressive and made me smile. The biggest negative to the film is the pacing and compiled with the length of the film can almost exhaust you before the climax but I felt it was good enough to retain my interest.

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/16/14 10:19 am | #5287

Angry Video Game Nerd The Movie - 7/10. The acting is horrible, and the special effects are corny as all hell. However, I feel that this was done on purpose to give the movie a more nerdy feeling (which is definitely does). James Rolfe even said in an interview that he wanted the movie to have a B-Movie feel to it. And the sci-fi twist of the story on the Atari Video Game Burial is really clever and well thought out. I do feel that some scenes kind of dragged on a bit, especially near the beginning. Being a huge fan of his reviews, I think this movie will have the status of a cult film for years to come!

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/16/14 7:31 pm | #5288

Jacob's Ladder 8/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/17/14 1:50 pm | #5289

Machete Kills - Lot more actor's but not as good as the original. (3rd one happens I'll definitely watch that haha) 6/10

Jay and Silent Bob Cartoon Movie - This was pretty funny. I enjoyed it all the way through. 7/10

Cottage Country - Has the guy from Tucker and dale vs evil. I enjoyed this Dark Comedy and it's a pretty good watch. It's on netflix check it out. 6/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/17/14 9:29 pm | #5290

A Walk Among The Tombstones - 6.5/10
- Definitely not a "feel good" movie, but I liked it overall. However, it could have used more action.

Gone Girl - 8/10
- I really enjoyed this movie. It had an ending that I never would have guessed.

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/22/14 10:48 am | #5291

Starship Troopers: Invasion (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – plagued by the same thing most all animated features are to me: visually impressive, lacking on much story or character development. Fans of the universe will probably enjoy it, but not worth it for most.
5/10

Murder in the First (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – features a strong performance from Kevin Bacon, but everything else is mostly average. Worth a watch for fans of Bacon and courtroom dramas, though.
6/10

The Thomas Crown Affair (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – enjoyed this much more than I thought I would. Russo and Brosnan are excellent opposite one another, and I’m normally not into the romantic genre, but this one was quite good. It also has some excellent heist scenes. May not be everyone’s cup of tea, but I liked it.
7.5/10

Space Cowboys (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – another one I didn’t expect to enjoy as much as I did. The story is pretty formulaic, and has an extremely predictable ending, but the acting really saves it. Much like Armageddon, the plot is kind of ludicrous, but it manages to stay entertaining enough to keep you from asking too many questions.
7/10

High Crimes (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – didn’t know much about this, but it was one of the team-ups between Judd and Freeman from the 90s. In this, Cavaziel plays a Marine accused of gunning down civilians, where Judd is a defense attorney, who ends up defending Cavaziel. Freeman comes along about 1/3 of the way through the movie, playing a motor-cycle riding, drunk, who also happens to be an excellent defense attorney. The movie stretches into fantasy at times, but was entertaining throughout.
7/10

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – much like all of Tim Burton’s films, this had a distinctive visual style, and that oppressing darkness he likes so much. As far as remakes go, I thought this was good. I don’t consider it either Depp or Burton’s best work, but pads their impressive resumes well enough. Worth a watch for fans.
6/10

Minority Report (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – I did enjoy this, but didn’t see it as the amazing sci-fi film it’s often billed as. Has some really good scenes, and looks surprisingly good for a movie that’s 12 years old now. I knock him fairly often in conversation, but Cruise can lead a movie quite well.
7/10

Tomorrow Never Dies (Blu-ray, 1st viewing) – had a hard time watching Goldeneye, and experienced the same thing with this. I really like Brosnan, and when I think of Bond, he’s actually who I think of. In comparison to Craig’s bond movies, Brosnan’s just feel a little too corny and gadget heavy. Skyfall and Casino Royale crap all over this and Goldeneye. I haven’t watched Die Another Day and The World Is Not Enough yet, but I expect my experience to be similar with them.
5.5/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/26/14 2:15 am | #5292

Brick Mansions - Really enjoyed this movie! Has lot's of action from start to finish. Also I found out that David Belle founded freerunning which makes it even more interesting. Wu references and Rza which is always a plus and Paul Walker is always a badass! 7.5/10

Halloween (1978) Haven't seen this in forever! Rewatching for the holiday's and it's still creepy like when I was a little kid! Love it! 8.5/10

See No Evil 2 - Wasn't as intense as the original but it's not the worst sequel to a horror movie or a terrible slasher either. Worth a watch for Halloween! 6.5/10

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/26/14 3:15 am | #5293

Dear Zachary - 9/10 - Documentary. This is one you shouldn't see. Ever. But if you do, bring tissues...the whole box. If you can get through this whole documentary without shedding 1 tear, you qualify as a stone-cold SOB.

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/27/14 4:30 pm | #5294

Alien - I hadn't seen this since I was about 11 and I'd just beat the game so I thought I should watch this again. Being said it's still as creepy as I remember it and actually really impressive for it's time. Alien looks great and the spaceship layout made the atmosphere perfect! 8.5/10

Midnight Meat Train - I enjoy Clive Barker's work. Bradley Cooper and Vinnie Jone's star in this gorefest and I forgot how much I enjoyed it! I think somethings throughout the movie aren't answered but it makes up for it towards then end. I'd call this another cult classic and give it an 8/10.

Re: Rate the last movie you saw.

10/28/14 1:13 pm | #5295

Purge 2 6/10

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