Rate the Last Movie You Saw

Batman: Year One: 8.0-8.5/10...a very interesting movie for the Batman franchise

When the Last Sword Is Drawn

it was very sad. it's the story of a samurai who leaves his clan to work for the shogun in order to make enough money to feed his family.

good fight scenes.

9.5/10

The Last Samurai 8/10
To me I find this movie complete BS near the end. But the battle was badass.

If you want better samurai movies check out Akira Kurosawa!
Two of his best works: Yojimbo and Seven samurai.

trivial info:

'fist full of dollars' and 'last man standing' are remakes of yojimbo, and 'magnificent seven' is based on sven samurai.

Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame - 6/10

Zombieland - 4/10. Boring. Zombies should have eaten him long ago.

Yellow Submarine starring the animated versions of the Beatles.

4/10. Nonsensical plot and crapass dialogue. I started feeling somewhat... high? My friends told me that the reason I thought so is because this movie is a 2 hour long acid trip.

The Brave Little Toaster.
remembered watch this as a kid, although watching it now it does seem a bit lame for me, I still enjoyed it 8/10

Transporter 3 (finally) 9/10
Jason statham ❤~

Cabin in the woods.

6/10
It wasn't that scary nor interesting. I was pretty much disappointed when it finished.

Hostel 3. SUCKED, had a different director so major fail. 0/10

Edward Scissorhands. 10/10

Tim Burton is definitely my kind of director.

The Breakfast Club. 8.5/10.

Pretty much set the par for teen movies. And I can see why.

30 Minutes Or Less- 7.5/10, not bad got a chuckle here and there but no big laughs during this movie.

Howl's Moving Castle 9/10

I love the animation and overall everything was very original!

The Expendables, it was entertaining, full of action, and had good cameos. 7/10

You are aware the movie was co-written by the guy that did Doctor Horrible's Sing-along Blog and Buffy The Vampire Slayer, right? Knowing that, you can hardly expect the movie to be truly terrifying. As I've said in a previous post, the movie was meant as a both a tribute and a deconstruction of the horror movie genre. What I'm trying to say is if you went to see this movie expecting a serious horror flick along the lines of Hostel, of course you're going to end up being disappointed. In my opinion, I'd say the movie was closer to a dark comedy rather than straight-up horror.

Moneyball- 8.0/10, a pretty good movie all around, definitely enjoyed watching how everything worked to the system that was put in place.

Battleship - 8/10

It was pretty predictable, but the story was nice. I love to look at the animations so there's my rating.