Rate the last movie you watched (DON'T POST SPOILERS Y' EEJITS)

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The Little Mermaid 3: Ariel's Beginning - 6/10

Wasn't bad. I'm genuinely shocked.
 
Never in my life would I have even for a split second considered watching that. I'm surprised anyone did.
 
An episode of Entourage in which Turtle must screw a furry.

Amazing!
 
Raising the Bar - Pilot Episode - 8/10...
Pretty good new court room drama that just started on TNT last Monday, just now got around to watching it.
 
Very true to the book, and it's well worth reading the book.

I thought the book was much more depressing than the movie. The book seemed to go deeper into Fred/Arctor's thoughts than the movie did. I also thought the rotoscope technique fitted Waking Life better than A Scanner Darkly.


Just watched Dr. Strangelove for the first time tonight. Deserves the praise it gets. 10/10
 
OH MY GOD NEW PATH WAS GROWlNG SUBSTANCE D WHAT A MIND **** AMIRITE?
I liked the motifs of self-consumption.

The lives of the individual characters consume themselves, as, with D as the engine, they consume the resource of their life and churn it out as waste. Arctor especially experiences a self-consumption; his personality collapses and begins to fight with itself, and the investigation turns inwards too, as he is assigned to spy on his own self. The house folds up on itself, as paranoia and friction causes Barris to sell everyone out, including himself. Then the entire country turns inwards, going to war with its own population: the state terrorises its citizens. And finally, as broken federal agents infiltrate New Path, the entire state oppression of apperatus itself turns inwards, cannibalising its own flesh and investigating its own departments.
 
Top Gun - 10/10

Ive seen this movie so many times when I was a kid, I can literally mouth along to the lines throughout the movie. Its so pathetic, and I dont care how gay the film is, the flying stunts are just inspiring. There wont be another film like it.
 
The Deer Hunter - 9/10

Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken = Win
 
Catchup time.

Batman Begins (again) - 7/10

Loved it the first time, but I don't remember it being so... cheesy. Great besides.

Baseketball - 9/10

So awesome. Everything these guys touch is gold (except maybe the South Park movie).

South Park Movie - 6/10

Eeeeeh.

Airheads - 5/10

Meeeeeh.




































Whoa what my enter key got stuck in. ****damnit this keyboard sucks huge sloppy gaping vagina.

Identity - 7/10

Wasn't too fond of the twist, but the rest was pretty great.

Hot Fuzz (for about the fifth time) - 9/10

So infinitely re-watchable. I'm still picking up on little jokes and references I didn't notice last time. Also, why does Steve Merchant always get the shittiest cameos in these movies?

Simpsons Movie (again again) - 8/10

Still pretty funny, surprisingly.
 
Get Smart: 8.5/10


After Evan Almighty and Dan In Real Life, I wasnt sure if Steve Carell would be funny in this, but I was proven wrong. Very funny movie.
 
Get Smart: 8.5/10


After Evan Almighty and Dan In Real Life, I wasnt sure if Steve Carell would be funny in this, but I was proven wrong. Very funny movie.

It was alright I guess, but it could've used more funny...
I found it quite serious compared to the original Get Smart series: desk mobil with machineguns and rocket launchers, nude bomb, bad guys with pantyhose on their heads etc.
 
I liked the motifs of self-consumption.

The lives of the individual characters consume themselves, as, with D as the engine, they consume the resource of their life and churn it out as waste. Arctor especially experiences a self-consumption; his personality collapses and begins to fight with itself, and the investigation turns inwards too, as he is assigned to spy on his own self. The house folds up on itself, as paranoia and friction causes Barris to sell everyone out, including himself. Then the entire country turns inwards, going to war with its own population: the state terrorises its citizens. And finally, as broken federal agents infiltrate New Path, the entire state oppression of apperatus itself turns inwards, cannibalising its own flesh and investigating its own departments.
Hell yeah. That's pure Philip K. Dick right there. You should read the novel the movie was based on, it's slightly better than the movie (which I like) IMO and goes a bit deeper into the thematic stuff. Plus you'll understand the movie better.
 
Hot Fuzz
I'm watching this right now actually. It's a great film. Great script and fantastic direction. Everything in this film is so well linked to the rest of the film. The shots are great and the music is spot on. Who directed this? I'd say he could make a great serious sci-fi or horror film and there hasn't been one of either in years.
 
Hot Fuzz
I'm watching this right now actually. It's a great film. Great script and fantastic direction. Everything in this film is so well linked to the rest of the film. The shots are great and the music is spot on. Who directed this? I'd say he could make a great serious sci-fi or horror film and there hasn't been one of either in years.


Edgar Wright directed.

Get Smart - 8/10

Decent funny film, loses a little momentum in the final third, but a good watch
 
Goonies - 10/10

A timeless classic. You dont need to describe it. 'Hey you guuuuuys!!'
 
After Evan Almighty and Dan In Real Life, I wasnt sure if Steve Carell would be funny in this, but I was proven wrong. Very funny movie.

Evan Almighty was shit, but Dan In Real Life was really good.
 
Bonnie and Clyde (1967) - 8/10

This version is a bit romanticized, it excludes/invents some characters/events, but it's great nevertheless.
 
Harold And Kumar escape from guantanamo bay!
8/10 can be boring sometimes
 
Lars and the Real Girl - 9/10

An amazingly strange touching movie about a guy and his love for a sex doll. The concept is brilliant!
 
Definitely, Maybe - 7/10

Generally not my thing but it's a pretty good watch, and (heterosexually speaking) Ryan's charm just pulls the whole thing together. I liked him a lot better in this than in, say, Blade Trinity or Smoking Aces (urgh). In any case he's come a loooooooong way from Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place (also urgh).
 
Brokeback Mountain - 7/10

Rather good. Anne Hathaway's got a cracking pair.
 
You dont mess with the Zohan 7/10

Stupid plot, but some funny scenes and very memorable dialog you'll be quoting for days afterwards. :LOL:
 
code geass r2 23 9/10

i think you can guess my feelings on this by now :p
 
Johnny Mnemonic - how can a movie be this bad/10
Based on the William Gibson short story?
Lars and the Real Girl - 9/10

An amazingly strange touching movie about a guy and his love for a sex doll. The concept is brilliant!
Meh, I thought it was lackluster, I'd give it a 6/10. I never found myself giving a shit about the characters.
 
No Country For Old Men - 8/10

Thought it was exellent, loved the weapon the killer used. The ending was anti climactic, and.....strange though.
 
Meh, I thought it was lackluster, I'd give it a 6/10. I never found myself giving a shit about the characters.

I thought it was a great that the small town could tag along with his disillusion. While at first finding it bizarre, but then accepting the fact that everyone else also have strange behaviors which made them see Lars as no different. Though most likely this would never happen in real life, its always nice to see that maybe its possible that people could be generous and respecting to a mentally troubled individual, instead of locking that person up in a mental health facility right away.
 
Kung Fu Panda - 10/10 ****ing hilarious!
"I see you have found the great tree of wisdom"
"oh, that's what it is?" :LOL:
 
Blade Runner - 7/10

Never saw it before now. I was a little surprised when the atmosphere went kind of crazy Bioshock-ish about 2/3 of the way through. The whole "like tears in rain" line was good though. I watched the "Director's Cut" edition and just found out that I probably missed stuff since they apparently removed a lot of voice-over dialogue....
 
Robocop - 9/10

So good, so utterly good. Especially the theme song.
 
Blade Runner - 7/10

Never saw it before now. I was a little surprised when the atmosphere went kind of crazy Bioshock-ish about 2/3 of the way through. The whole "like tears in rain" line was good though. I watched the "Director's Cut" edition and just found out that I probably missed stuff since they apparently removed a lot of voice-over dialogue....

Director's Cut is better, the voice overs explained very little and took away from the movie.
 
Godzilla vs Space Godzilla - 7/10

I didn't enjoy this as much as most of the other films, but the design for Space Godzilla is godlike.
 
Blade Runner - 7/10

Never saw it before now. I was a little surprised when the atmosphere went kind of crazy Bioshock-ish about 2/3 of the way through. The whole "like tears in rain" line was good though. I watched the "Director's Cut" edition and just found out that I probably missed stuff since they apparently removed a lot of voice-over dialogue....
I think most fans agree that the "Final Cut" is the proper version and how the director wanted it from the start.
 
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