[Movies] Last Movie You Saw and What You Would Rate it Out of 10

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Zombieland - 8/10

It is a fun movie, Woody Harrelson could be one of the best fitting for a character ever and Emma Stone!! *droools*

[PizzaSHARK]

The Conjuring - 9/10

Not a recent flick, but never saw it before. Doesn't do anything new in horror film territory, but it takes tried-and-true tropes and uses them to excellent effect. Genuinely creepy.

[quras]

I disagree. I thought the ending was very good (I truly am a sucker for different, innovative and cool villains though), but that other parts of the movie were less so. I felt like when the train entered the tunnel (huehue) the film got quite a lot worse until they were past the classroom scene. Afterwards it was great again. The ending was one entire emotional ride for the main character, and it was portrayed so well. But you know... opinions :P
7/10

IT wasn't so much about the villain as that was pretty good and the kinda of twist it had.

Going to spoiler tag it:

I was more talking about the 2 people left. The entire train occupants being killed but those 2 who are left are a crack head and a child who can't do anything but pull sludge out of the engine. So, you're left with them eventually dying and there being no one left. That you know of. Like you said opinion but it dropped the ball for me.

[hellhamster]

Guardians of the Galaxy (2014): 9/10

Marvel is marveling at their marvelous movie.

[potis]

Guardians of the Galaxy: 9.5/10

Losing 0.5 for the usual cliche romantic scene.

Movie 43: 9/10

Losing 1 for the last scene.

Godzilla: 5/10

Takes 5 for the CGI and the couple of combats, loses 5 because WE DONT CARE ABOUT THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN IN A MONSTER MOVIE.

[Zoaric]

3 Days to Kill- 9/10

This movie had me laughing or smiling nearly all of the way through. Usually I'm not
much of a fan of Costner, but he did a damn fine job in this.

[87Octane]

X-men, days of future past, or whatever

8/10

I liked it, it was like a pg13 version of The Watchmen meets Terminator 2.

[catablitz]

IT wasn't so much about the villain as that was pretty good and the kinda of twist it had.

Going to spoiler tag it:

I was more talking about the 2 people left. The entire train occupants being killed but those 2 who are left are a crack head and a child who can't do anything but pull sludge out of the engine. So, you're left with them eventually dying and there being no one left. That you know of. Like you said opinion but it dropped the ball for me.

Who sais there aren't any other people alive in the wilds? Ending implies that earth was inhibited for an unknown period of time and that everyone in train believed
a lie.

[Arrowstormen]

Who sais there aren't any other people alive in the wilds? Ending implies that earth was inhibited for an unknown period of time and that everyone in train believed
a lie.

A guy's arm was frozen solid a day or two earlier. I don't understand why they didn't die instantly.

[Spiralphoenix]

A guy's arm was frozen solid a day or two earlier. I don't understand why they didn't die instantly.

Considering how quickly the train traveled, they could have been in a much different (less cold) area. Also, I imagine the extremely quick and cold airflow would rapidly chill his arm far faster than some people just standing around outside.

[Arrowstormen]

Considering how quickly the train traveled, they could have been in a much different (less cold) area. Also, I imagine the extremely quick and cold airflow would rapidly chill his arm far faster than some people just standing around outside.

Hmm, I guess.

(should probably spoiler-protect these last few comments.)

[hellhamster]

The Fault in Our Stars (2014): 8/10

Loved everything about it, it's not your typical bullshit love story/movie. Really bittersweet stuff that will melt everybody's heart, because it hurts so close to home. It has great quotes and inspirational messages without sounding cliche or too pretentious.

Buuuut, I'm watching some scenes and the teen-movie values just keep popping up. I'm reaching critical rage mode levels in my brain, and the inner dude in me rears his ugly head. Like one scene where the girl's wearing the shirt with the pipe "This is not a pipe mom, it's a drawing of a pipe". YES, IT IS A GODDAMN FUCKING PIPE HOLY SHIT STOP BEING A SMUG PRETENTIOUS DILDO. Or random people in the museum applauding, hmm what?

But anyhoo enough nitpicking, this movie will touch you.

[Valstorm Warsong]

The Fault in Our Stars (2014): 8/10

Loved everything about it, it's not your typical bullshit love story/movie. Really bittersweet stuff that will melt everybody's heart, because it hurts so close to home. It has great quotes and inspirational messages without sounding cliche or too pretentious.

Buuuut, I'm watching some scenes and the teen-movie values just keep popping up. I'm reaching critical rage mode levels in my brain, and the inner dude in me rears his ugly head. Like one scene where the girl's wearing the shirt with the pipe "This is not a pipe mom, it's a drawing of a pipe". YES, IT IS A GODDAMN FUCKING PIPE HOLY SHIT STOP BEING A SMUG PRETENTIOUS DILDO. Or random people in the museum applauding, hmm what?

But anyhoo enough nitpicking, this movie will touch you.

I agree great movie, but the museum scene made me cringe, it just seemed so unnatural for everyone to be staring at them, and ignoring everything else.

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The Signal - 6/10.
Here, here is the best movie trailer ever made (IMO) -
The movie, unfortunately, strays a little from the feeling of the trailer, but was still enjoyable. But seriously, anyone and everyone needs to watch the trailer.

Hmm, your trailer made me watch this, and was suprised just how good a movie it was considering its budget of $4m And really goes to show just how well a movie can be made with some obviously talented directors and writers.

Sure Lawrence Fishburne provides a huge amount of screen presence in the film, but that is not to take anything from the other actors and actress which all put up some great performances. The movie kept you guessing to what was going on until pretty late on, and it's only when he talks about the broken clock did I have an idea on which direction the film was heading which was pleasantly surprising as I can usually guess the out come early on. I hope that the team behind "the signal" continue on to do more films as they are obviously very talented to be able to produce such a great film on such a tight budget.

[hellhamster]

Hmm, your trailer made me watch this, and was suprised just how good a movie it was considering its budget of $4m And really goes to show just how well a movie can be made with some obviously talented directors and writers.

Sure Lawrence Fishburne provides a huge amount of screen presence in the film, but that is not to take anything from the other actors and actress which all put up some great performances. The movie kept you guessing to what was going on until pretty late on, and it's only when he talks about the broken clock did I have an idea on which direction the film was heading which was pleasantly surprising as I can usually guess the out come early on. I hope that the team behind "the signal" continue on to do more films as they are obviously very talented to be able to produce such a great film on such a tight budget.

I understood a long time ago, if a sci-fi movie has Fishburne in it, you can bet your ass it's gonna be underrated and mindnumbing as all hell. Dude sure knows how to pick movies to act in. Personally, I'm very hyped about it, I love hipster-y, "what the fuck is this ending" sci-fi movies.

[Bercey]

Invincible 6/10

Mark Wahlberg shows where determination and hardwork can get you!

[Arrowstormen]

Fight Club - 9/10
Wasn't the kind of movie I thought it'd be. I found the first half pretty uninteresting, but it all fits together by the end of it. Good twist which creates some rewatchability, and it's a bit of a thinker movie, with a morale the modern human can relate to, kinda like American Beauty, which I love.

[sharlez]

Movie 43: 9/10

Losing 1 for the last scene.

Trolling? :P

For me that was almost completely unwatchable and probably the worst movie I've seen all year

[Kraenen]

Trolling? :P

For me that was almost completely unwatchable and probably the worst movie I've seen all year

My favourite scene was when Hugh Jackman is frying up the dog poop, and he serves it to the family and the the grandma goes "can I have seconds?". And oh I just laughed.

[ringpriest]

The Congress 8/10. It was meta, and surreal, and well-done. What more can you ask for from a movie based on a Stanislaw Lem novel?