Last Movie You Watched, And Rate It!

[THE]

This Day and Age

I have an even harder time than usual rating this because while it was bad, that was the appeal. But we'll say 6/10 on account of

"I like my olives green, but I don't pick them myself."

[DR. GREGORY HOUSE]

Stranger than Fiction - 8/10.

I don't know WHAT it was about that movie, but I really liked it.

[Blackraven]

Originally Posted by Yukkureimu

In Bruges - 6/10

Kinda decent for Colin Farrel but there are some funny but stupid quotes from that movie.

Interesting. Maybe I should check it out sometime (since I haven't see any Colin Farrell film in ages..........since SWAT).

[Heavy Metal Hero]

Originally Posted by deathrazor

Dragonball Evolution

0/10 oh my god

this cinematic masterpiece is a landmark achievement of the industry and the greatest piece of art composed in our time so shut your mouth you uncultured swine

The Dark Knight
8/10

[Blackraven]

Originally Posted by nvlmagabond_zking

this cinematic masterpiece is a landmark achievement of the industry and the greatest piece of art composed in our time so shut your mouth you uncultured swine

The Dark Knight
8/10

I know you couldn't be serious with that one.

Anyways
Just saw a movie yesterday: Fast and Furious 4.
It was okay considering that I kinda skipped a bit on the 3rd movie (Tokyo Drift). I guess, all I can say is that it's your typical, run-of-the-mill movie centered on car modifications and street racing. I kinda liked it more than the 2nd movie (though obviously the first film is still my favorite from the series).


I give it a 6/10.

[THE]

Originally Posted by Blackraven

I know you couldn't be serious with that one.

yes he is why wouldn't he be?

anyways, Hello Dolly! - 10/10

Okay I just generally love musicals, but this movie version is particularly good.

I was going to QED this with a video of the dancing in the restaurant scene, but they took it off youtube. >:< Suffice it to say that I am fairly shocked that no one, uh, died in some of those dancing scenes.

[DR. GREGORY HOUSE]

Atlantis: The Lost Empire. 9/10

Yay Netflix.

[THE]

Doubt - 6/10

It was okay. A bit hard to take Meryl Streep seriously but that might be the ABBA demons speaking.

[Heavy Metal Hero]

Originally Posted by nvlm_thek

yes he is why wouldn't he be?

yeah what the hell are you talking about that is seriously the best movie ever created

[Ribos]

In The Shadow Of The Sun: 7/10

Okay, this may not be fair because it is an art film and not a "movie" (and an art film from 1980, no less). While I did enjoy the nifty effects and found it worked very well with Throbbing Gristle's soundtrack in a symbiotic fashion (i.e. both elements enhancing the other), frankly, I didn't get it. I couldn't really understand what was going on. But that's generally how art films go for me.

[mapo]

The Fifth Element

7/10

Just how everything randomly ties together in a Futurama kind of way. Also the corniness of the movie kind of made it worth watching in an odd way.

[Ribos]

Happiness Of The Katakuris: 10/10

OH MY GOD THIS MOVIE IS AMAZING. It's kind of like The Sound of Music, except a comedy. With Zombies. And Japanese, so no Nazis. Which I guess means that it's not like The Sound Of Music at all. But it's still awesome and totally worth seeing.

[DR. GREGORY HOUSE]

So you gave it a 10/10 because it wasn't anything like the Sound of Music.

I approve.

[THE]

he gave it a 10/10 because it was awesome. And by awesome, I mean entirely shameless.

There was one parody of Sound of Music (along with parodies of pretty much anything else they could stuff in there), but, no, not all that similar.

He's not in the video I linked but I'm a huge fan of the guy who danced by rotating his arms in exciting ways.

[Scar'k]

1408 : 7.8 / 10
1408 Director's Cut : 8.3 / 10
Crank: High Voltage : 9.0 / 10

Comments:
1408 The movie in general is great thriller, but the ending could have been better for both.
Crank: High Voltage Cannot say it's as good as the first but it sure lives up for as a sequel.