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

[saberon]

Jurassic Park 3. 1/10

First time I've seen it actually.. It was horrible. I want to kill it with fire

What!? Noooooo! You must be mistaking JP3 for JP2. JP3 was great!

[Flimsy]

Django Unchained - 9/10 - Great film and everything you would expect from Quentin Tarantino. The story, characters and intense scenes are all there. Christoph Waltz is a great actor.

The Hobbit - 8/10 - I was worried about it failing after the success of LoTR but while it might not quite be at that level it's still a very good effort. The setting and effects are amazing and the scene with Golum was worth the admission price alone



This Is 40 - 5/10- I liked Knocked Up and I generally usually like this type of movie but this was awful, I was bored watching it.

[Sanavi]

Looper, 9/10.

I find time-travel movies a bit too analogous, but enjoyed the concept behind this one.

[Proxeneta]

7 Psycopaths, was very impressed 9½/10

[Kerdoz]

The Hobbit - 9/10. Just plain freaking awesome! Loved it!

[VoxLupus]

Skyfall - 8.5/10 Probably the best Bond movie I have seen.

[Maglore]

V for Vendetta, watched it on DVD earlier, amazing movie, 9.5/10

[dragothica]

Skyfall 8/10

Really good movie but I just didn't like the antagonist, to me he imitated Heath Ledger's Joker too much. Otherwise I liked the movie a lot and it was special (or unexpected as I didn't read about it before watching) that the movie was like a 50th year anniversary and therefore was styled with old Bond movies in mind.

[untg]

The Hobbit: 9/10 -Pretty awesome - Great action sequences, CGI etc...

Skyfall: 2/10 Pretty horrible - Too many things wrong with it to mention.

[Nelle]

Zero Dark Thirty - 9/10

I smell a few Oscars for this gem!

[quikbunny]

The Hobbit - 100/10

How can nobody like this movie?? It's pure escapism. My only complaint is that it wasn't longer, can't believe its almost a full year until the next installment. Some people said the opening scenes were too long, but I disagree. I think the whole point was to show that Bilbo's life was so humdrum. Gandalf remembered a young hobbit that wanted adventure, but found an older hobbit that had settled into his life. I think rushing the opening wouldn't of conveyed this, after those scenes it's pretty much an action fest with amazing visuals and characters.

[Majad]

Just finished watching Titan A.E., and suffice to say, I enjoyed it of course.

10/10

Felt really good watching this movie after so long, hehe. Very good.

[McNeil]

The Hobbit

10/10

Movies like these just deserve a 10, LoTR have yet to dissapoint me. I can't wait to see the next installment already.

[H3llion]

Django Unchained 8.5/10
One of the best movies made this decade.

[maxilian]

Les Misérables

I thought Jackman was okay; I'm a stickler for "on-the-beat, no deviations" when it comes to the score but I knew I wouldn't be getting that going in so I'd made my peace. At times, it seemed that he didn't quite have the range needed. I really enjoyed Hathaway's performance as well as the interpretations of Eponine, the Thénadiers and adult Cosette. This Enjolras felt weak to me-- I wouldn't follow him into battle. I was distracted by Cohen's decision to use a bit of a French accent (the actress who played Mme Giry in Schuemaker's PotO did the same thing) in a musical where the characters would actually be speaking French.
I did not like Crowe at all-- yelling, and weak yelling at that, is not singing. I wasn't expecting Philip Quast quality but I've never heard such a boring take on 'Stars'. Javert is my favorite-- I really wanted to like Crowe in this.
Marius was forgettable to me-- not enough emotion but still better than the Jonas brother (who seemed incapable of making eye contact with the other performers). Gavroche was well-cast.
The sets were gorgeous. I didn't like a lot of the hand-holding going on (do we really need an additional TWO reminders that Eponine is a Thénadier? If so, why no mention that Gavroche is also a Thénadier but chooses to live on the street?) We saw a few places with added segments while some of the exposition that was already in place felt very rushed to me.
I appreciated their giving Wilkinson a cameo as the bishop (and maybe I'm paranoid but I thought I detected a hint of 'I can put Jackman in his place any day of the week' from him when Valjean was brought back with the stolen silver=)) but I don't like that they chose to REPLACE Eponine with the bishop at the end. Have all three but don't take her out!

I'll be interested to see if Mackintosh decides to work on Miss Saigon now.

8/10

Same here, Les Miserables was the last movie i have seen, and i really liked it, but i didn't saw the original as you so for me it was a 9/10

[saberon]

Gangster Squad

8/10

Sean Penn playing an awesome villain? Check.
Josh Brolin kicking ass? Check.
Ryan Gosling being Ryan Gosling? Check.
Emma Stone. Check.

Great characters, great action. Great movie.

[Ausr]

Dark Knight Rises.

Easily a 9/10.

Just a really great way to wrap up the trilogy, tying up loose ends and giving speculative stuff on who will become who, who lives, who thrives, etc. Bane... I'd rate him 2nd in the villain category (first being Joker). My real only negative is the fight between the 2 at the very end. Felt... fake, in a way.

[Celista]

Trollhunter: 7-8/10, its relatively high rating is mostly because it was better than expected and I'm a fan of the left-behind-videotape/horror movie genre aka Cloverfield and Blair Witch Project. It was missing some artistic touches that would have made it a massively huge hit, such as the wait to reveal the monster in its entirety in Cloverfield until the right dramatic moment, or the weirdly creepy as f*ck ending in Blair Witch, which somehow managed to give me nightmares for a week after I saw the film for the first time (I was young when it came out in theatres, don't judge me). Ultimately Trollhunter was a good premise that suffered from poor execution via a script that needed some massive editing, that was only improved upon somewhat by the slightly above average acting. The cinematography was excellent, though--Norway is gorgeous. It's worth at least one watch if you like the genre.

Les Miserables (2012): 3/10. Was dragged along to go see this for a second time with some family members; was hoping to find some redeeming value a second time around but was for the most part unsuccessful. The Liam Neeson version was just so much better. The poor quality of singing in this version from some actors was distracting. In fact, most of the film was oddly distracting from itself. Perhaps it is because I am generally not a fan of musicals...I think it was something else, though. Also, Hollywood should really not hire actors to star in a MUSICAL if they can't even hit their notes correctly, get someone slightly less famous but can at least somewhat carry a tune next time.

Jhango Unchained:10+/10 extremely well done, Tarantino's best work ever with the exception of Pulp Fiction. Very pleased with how this film turned out. My only complaint is that the amount of bloodshed in the film (particularly in the final scene) is rather restrained in comparison to Tarantino's other works; probably because samurai swords weren't involved in this film. Oh well, still exceptional.

Continuing my Kubrick "marathon" from a few weekends ago...

Dr. Strangelove: 10/10 my favorite work of Kubrick's so far. Why couldn't all of his films be like that? Its campiness gives it a nearly timeless quality; I can't imagine what it was like to see this film when it was first released, in the heat of the cold war and nuclear arms race. Perhaps it wasn't so funny to viewers back then; perhaps not. In any case everyone should see this.

Watching Lolita next; should be interesting.

[Arvidor]

Lucky Number Slevin 8/10

watched it on TV yesterday....for 3rd time. I think the movie is good, nothing to special, worth watching only if you have absolutely no expectations.

[Strear]

The Hobbit, 9/10, better than what I expected. A very good surprise !