Rate the latest movie you've seen.

[wolf39us]

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone 8/10

This movie was fricken hillarious!  Not the best comedy I've ever seen, but this one is definitely worth seeing.  LOVED that Jim Carey took on a comedy role like the good ole times

[Shiranu]

So I just so "Frozen"...

I liked it well enough, to the point I would consider watching it a second time. I am pretty sure I have not said this, but I don't watch movies or read books more than once... even Star Wars (the original trilogy of course) I have only seen about 2 times, and the second time was very distracted. Book wise the only book I have read more than once, fully, is Hess' "Siddhartha".

So the fact that I would watch it again means I enjoyed it as much as Star Wars and "Siddhartha", which I think puts it above my normal scale of 1-10.

[Plu]

I actually watched the original Robocop. I can see why it's considered a classic by many.

[SGOS]

The Counselor 5/10
I didn't understand what was going on. I might get more out of this movie by watching it again, but I don't care to watch it again.  When I construct scenarios to fill in the parts of the story that are not explained, the story becomes mundane.  If it were not for the graphic violence, there wouldn't be much to hold the audience's attention.

[Hydra009]

Finally saw Riddick (2013) and I was pleasantly surprised by it.  I was expecting a rehash of Pitch Black, but it wasn't.  It sort of tied Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick together while being different from both.  There are some pretty tense and exciting moments in the film and a lot of the shots of the alien landscape are just gorgeous.  The secondary characters are pretty forgettable and more than a little stupid.  I kinda hoped for a really good antagonist like in Chronicles, but that didn't happen.  But thankfully, you do see a fair share of Necromongers - I'm glad that arc hasn't been completely dropped - including a setup for a possible sequel that I would be very interested in.

Definitely a back-to-basics take on the franchise.  Overall, it's not bad.  8/10

[aitm]

I saw that latest Thor and it was a lot of meh. Really superbly and extravagant meh.

[leo]

The wolf of wallstreet is awesome. 9.5/10 . Leo dicaprio is superb in this movie. He is really a great actor.

[SGOS]

Don Jon 7/10

Fairly interesting, I thought.  Unusual to say the least.  I guess it was sort of a romantic comedy, but missing the expected "happily ever after."  It did end on an upbeat note, but not the kind that brings a tear to the eye. 

[Savior2006]

The last 300 thing. Can someone tell me, what is the genre of this...thing?

Please do not say fantasy. Because apparently movie was hyped in another way and there are tons of 'discussions' about how it fits 'history' or not. 

What's so baffling is that people needing an explanation for a movie like this in terms of 'historical facts'.  (American media, I suppose)

These 300 movies without doubt are the worst things ever made in the name of cinema, let alone the genre it aims. It's mostly 'implied' style violent porn for under 18. It contains so many absurdity even in its own absurdity, I wouldn't know where to begin with.

Don't even waste your time.

I disliked the first 300. It turned Persians into either

A) Metrosexuals
B) Goblins

I preferred the History Channels version of Thermopylae (however the fuck its spelled) and Meet the Spartans.

[AllPurposeAtheist]

I watched the epic thriller JawsII the true story of the super giant killer great white shark who has an appetite for helicopters and the one teenage girl with her classically trained acting skills saying,  AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! NOOOOOOOOOOOO! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Spoiler Alert: Roy Schrider killed the super giant killer great white shark in the end.

[aitm]

I watched the epic thriller JawsII the true story of the super giant killer great white shark who has an appetite for helicopters and the one teenage girl with her classically trained acting skills saying,  AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! NOOOOOOOOOOOO! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Spoiler Alert: Roy Schrider killed the super giant killer great white shark in the end.

yeah, chuck Norris never kilt no fuckin shark.. Roy is the man!

[leo]

I watched the epic thriller JawsII the true story of the super giant killer great white shark who has an appetite for helicopters and the one teenage girl with her classically trained acting skills saying,  AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! NOOOOOOOOOOOO! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Spoiler Alert: Roy Schrider killed the super giant killer great white shark in the end.

The shark of that movie is 25 feet long. In the real life the biggest white sharks grow to about 20 feet long max. The average adult white sharks are about 15 feet long.

[leo]

y:

yeah, chuck Norris never kilt no fuckin shark.. Roy is the man!

Blasphemer! Roy is maybe the second toughest man of all time. But Chuck Norris is Chuck Norris.

[GalacticBusDriver]

                                                                                                                                                   The shark of that movie is 25 feet long. In the real life the biggest white sharks grow to about 20 feet long max. The average adult white sharks are about 15 feet long.

Those are just white sharks. The one in the movie was a GREAT white!

*ducks*

[AllPurposeAtheist]

Actually the one in the movie was helicopterus eatus.. a rare REALLY FUCKING BIG great white shark