Rate the Last Movie You Saw

Overall, I would give this movie a 8/10.

It was actually funny in some parts, but it still felt like the couple could do more. I wasn't satisfied with the ability of the couple, because of who they went to for help twice. And when they went to the person for the second time, it just killed it for me. Though, it's just my personal opinion.

Overall it was a good movie. I really recommend it.

Overall, I would give this movie a 5/10.

Okay, let's face it. Just because Will Ferrell is in it, doesn't always make it an awesome movie. I didn't quite enjoy it, because it somehow reminded me a bit of Holy Man. (I actually liked Holy Man despite the horrible reviews.) Though, I don't know, I just don't seem to like the plot. I found it stupid, and the ending was just horrible. I didn't really find it funny. :/

I wouldn't recommend this movie unless you're a pervert, have a really good sense of humor, and a Will Ferrell fan.

Overall, I would give this movie a 8/10.

It was really... different. I still didn't understand why she wanted to be thought of as a slut, but it was really different. I really liked it.

I would highly recommend it to those who don't mind watching teen comedies. It's about high school, and if you enjoy watching what horrendous stereotypes people have nowadays, you will definitely enjoy it.

Overall, I would give this movie a 6/10.

I'm not a fan of Star Wars or Star Trek. I have never watched a Star Trek episode, but I have watched a bit of Star Wars. I didn't really quite enjoy the movie, because the ending made me go like, "Uh... so that's it?" And everyone they met during the road trip seemed to be a fan of Star Trek or Star Wars. Like, a hardcore one. It was funny to an extent, but the ending just really bothered me.

In 1997, following the publication of articles by Maciej Zaremba in the Dagens Nyheter daily, widespread attention was given to the fact that Sweden once operated a strong sterilization program, which was active primarily from the mid 1930s until the 1970s. A governmental commission was set up, and finished its inquiry in 2000.
The eugenistic legislation was enacted in 1934 and was formally abolished in 1976. According to the 2000 governmental report, 21,000 were estimated to have been forcibly sterilized, 6,000 were coerced into a 'voluntary' sterilization while the nature of a further 4,000 cases could not be determined. However, the 40,000 or so socio-medical cases are contested, and Zaremba and others argue that they were more in the interest of society than individual women. The Swedish state subsequently paid out damages to victims who contacted the authorities and asked for compensation.
The program included all known criteria for sterilization, including a loosely phrased "social" indiciation. In 1922 the State Institute of Racial Biology was founded in Uppsala and in 1927 Parliament began to deal with the first legal provisions on sterilisation. A new draft was produced in 1932, already taking into account sterilisation for general socio-prophylactic reasons, and even without the consent of the person concerned. The draft was adopted in 1934. Another law, passed in 1941, was more far reaching, included a social indication and did not include any age of consent limit.
From 1950, the number of eugenic sterilisations under the 1941 legal provisions gradually decreased. It is possible but not proven that the Swedish sterilizations targeted travellers. These were sometimes viewed as a separate race or ethnic group. The Swedish Racial Hygiene Society had been founded in Stockholm in 1909, and the 1934 works by Alva and Gunnar Myrdal was very significant in promoting the eugenic tendencies in practical politics.The authors theorized that the best solution for the Swedish welfare state ("folkhem") was to prevent at the outset the hereditary transfer of undesirable characteristics that caused the individual affected to become sooner or later a burden on society. The authors therefore proposed a "corrective social reform” under which sterilisation was to prevent "unviable individuals” from spreading their undesirable traits.
In Sweden, sterilization is only compulsory before sex change. This last compulsory sterilization has been criticized by several political parties in Sweden. The Christian Democrats is the only party in the Parliament of Sweden that is in favor of keeping compulsory sterilization.

It's even got Incent 0_0
So i have thought about Jake's last words, "As little as possible" for the whole day and i've come to two conclussions.
#1 With the words "As little as possible" i think he means that he developed feelings for Evelyn Mulwray and he's trying to convince himself that it won't happend again.
#2 "As little as possible" is a references to this quote.


And with that he means he's giving up on the detective stuff and going back to Chinatown.
I personally think this is the most plausible one.

Youtube comment:
"I don't feel Jake is really in love with anything or attached to anything, especially not Mrs Mulwray. What he believes is that his profession can actually make a difference and have some credibility and dignity for once in handling this case. All his illusions, that he is about to make a difference for once in his life, are shattered exactly where his career began, in Chinatown. His last words were "As little as possible" which sums up the history of his efforts."