Rate The Last Movie You've Seen

[TRF]

Here is my review of Nicholas Jarecki's Arbitrage starring Richard Gere.

[DreDayDetox]

Looper: 9/10

Wow, what a film! Not your typical sci-fi where the director just wants to show off how cool a futuristic city or a bunch of gadgets look, this is all on the characters, and boy can that kid act! He stole the show, but even so, it was still hard picturing JGL do a young Bruce Willis, and that raspy voice was kinda annoying at the start, but then it grows on you, because they are still two entirely different characters, which is great in the writing department for this film. There was this one part I really liked a lot where,

Garret Dillahunt, one of the Loopers takes Emily Blunt hostage. The kid comes creeping down, gets scared and falls. He then goes ape shit on the guy and tears him the fuck apart. I loved the sound design in that particular moment, along with the cinematography. That was so amazing. Another part is Bruce Willis kicking ass going after Jeff Daniels. Nice to see the director saved that for all us action junkie fans of Bruce Willis.

But what I really loved is the ending. No typical Hollywood cop out ending. It was beautiful. And it felt like an RPG in a sense, because of time travel and the choices being made by the characters. Also, the musical score really helps near the end, just before the credits. That was so refreshing. I cannot wait to buy this bad boy on blu-ray.

[Ernsty]

Paul

Enjoyable but predictable - nothing special. 3 out of 5.

[Ixion]

Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie - 10/10

A modern masterpiece.

[neoxthexone]

Expendables 2 8/10
Absolutely loved this, it was more fun than the original and seeing.

[keefy]

Expendables 2 8/10

Great over the top action film and very entertaining good to see the actors not take it too seriously.

[Ernsty]

Real Steel

It was about what I anticipated but I ended up enjoying it more than I thought I would. Solid acting and cool action fights. At least you can see what's going on unlike with the Transformers' films.

[imINxile]

Thor. 8/10 I enjoyed this movie a tad bit more than the new Avengers..

[manutdfan]

Chernobyl Diaries 2/10

[AcesHigh291]

Looper 9/10
Dredd 7/10

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[itachi73378]

We had a discussion about Prometheus a week or two back about a crucial plot point. IGN asked David the same question I did.

IGN: We know that Lawrence of Arabia is your favourite film – why is that?

David: You have only to watch Lawrence of Arabia to understand why it might be what you describe as a favourite. It’s about a man discovering a world completely new to him and being accepted by its people. Isn’t that something that everyone desires?

IGN: Do you like listening to music, and if so, what?

David: Of course. I admire all kinds of music, though I would say I am more interested in classical music and not especially enamoured of the overtly digital.

IGN: Do you believe in God?

David: I was made via the advancement of science, so I know my creator. I consider myself very fortunate to know where I came from. The need for an unimpeachable answer as to his origins seems to be the cause of a great many of man’s problems.

IGN: How would you describe Peter Weyland?

David: He is my creator and therefore the man I revere above all others.

IGN: What is man’s greatest strength?

David: The desire to examine, to look at what he sees in front of him and ask, ‘why'?

IGN: What is man’s greatest weakness?

David: I have observed a certain arrogance of curiosity, a belief that one can conquer and control that which one does not yet understand. This rarely appears to end well.

IGN: Which of man’s traits would you most like to possess?

David: I very much admire the ability to create. I would like to be able to make something beautiful born of my own imagination.

IGN: Are Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics ethically sound?

David: Asimov’s three laws were created for a fictional world of his own making, so they are not something to be recognised as laws outside of that.

IGN: Why did you pour the dark liquid into Holloway’s drink?

David: Data must be gathered.

IGN

[itachi73378]

Serenity 9/10
Loved it

[Blacksite]

Resident Evil: Degeneration - 7/10

This would be my second time watching the movie. The CGI is dated by today's standards and the lip-syncing can be delayed, if not weak, in certain scenes. The atmosphere should please any fan of the Resident Evil franchise. I actually wish there were more realistic, computer-animated films like this.

Another thing that I think is worth mentioning is that the film tends to break the "show, don't tell" rule of film-making. For example, when Claire comments on the umbrella she's holding or when it's too quiet.

I have yet to see the sequel, Damnation.

[MentallyCritical]

Watched Killing them softly pretty good, thought it was slow at times but i guess it was demanded to drive some of the points across. 8.5/10

[TRF]

Here is my review of Tim Burton's Frankenweenie.

[RedDragon7]

Looper 8.5/10

Looper is a smartly written, wonderfully stylish action thriller. Make sure to keep an open mind for the end. In this movie, anything can happen.

Full review: http://chrisvanloon.tumblr.com

[THUGGEDOUT]

Casino Royale -7.5/10-

[BoyBettaKnow]

Heat. 8/10

Two of the greatest actors on point in one film. Amazing. "You know, there's a flip side to that coin"


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[DeviousOne]

6/10 Taken...

Just wasn't into it...

[BoyBettaKnow]

6/10 taken...

Just wasn't into it...

gtfo

[DeviousOne]

Yea just wasn't into it bro. Lol

[BoyBettaKnow]

If you change your mind; I won't look for you and I won't pursue you. But if you don't. I will find you and I will kill you...

Haha, that's cool man, I loved it so much I watched it back to back! He is so cold! He even shot the dudes wife for nothing


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[DeviousOne]

LMAO

Isn't there a new one in theaters? My gf loved the movie so she give it a 10 lol

[itachi73378]

Resident Evil: Degeneration - 7/10

This would be my second time watching the movie. The CGI is dated by today's standards and the lip-syncing can be delayed, if not weak, in certain scenes. The atmosphere should please any fan of the Resident Evil franchise. I actually wish there were more realistic, computer-animated films like this.

Another thing that I think is worth mentioning is that the film tends to break the "show, don't tell" rule of film-making. For example, when Claire comments on the umbrella she's holding or when it's too quiet.

I have yet to see the sequel, Damnation.

I saw Degeneration yesterday, and I just finished watching Damnation.
Damnation is MUCH MUCH better in every way. Never thought I'd ever root for lickers

Ada is so freaking hot

[DreDayDetox]

I wanna be Taken by Liam Neeson in bed.