Rate the Last Movie You Saw

Django Unchained 9/10 Great Movie

Skyfall 8/10

Flight 8/10

Taken 2 7/10 -Not as good as the first but It had its moments

A girl who leapt through time (or something.)

Toki wo kakeru shoujo




9/10 because concept.

Django Unchained - 9/10 Funny dialogue, great action, and even some good suspense. Another great flick from QT and an amusing homage to the spaghetti western genre.

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. Truly a cult classic. Stellar cast (Peter Weller, Jeff Goldblum, John Lithgow, Christopher Lloyd, Ellen Barkin, Carl Lumbly etc.), hilarious script, heaps of genre straddling and convention breaking & quite possibly one of the best quotes from a movie I have ever heard: LAUGH WHILE YOU CAN, MONKEY BOY! Did I mention the Rastafarian aliens from Planet 10 by way of the 8th dimension? I would recommend it to anyone, especially fans of cult cinema. The creators of Battletech & Star Trek: The Next Generation are fans. Give it a try! 10/10

Horrible Bosses Its A 10/10

Broken City 8/10

Mark Wahlberg doing his same 'badass' routine.

The Wings of the Dove 7/10

I liked the turn of events

Robocop. Need I say more? 9/10

End of Watch 7/10 Solid Movie

Silent Hill: Revelation.
Piece of shit/10

Groundhog Day - Tenouttaten



1. Concept
2. Comedy
3. Watched it with a friend.
4. Watched it first thing in the morning (4 am to be exact).
5. It changed me. A bit. But hey, it counts, right?

Silver Linings Playbook 9/10

Also, because of that movie i want to find a real life situation where i can tell someone to black it up

Dredd. I urge you all to buy this film on DVD/Blu-ray or on demand to show your appreciation of it and subtly demand a sequel. The film is brutally violent and action-packed, though no so gratuitously that is is not entertaining. The story is somewhat simple, but it's appropriate for what the movie is, specifically an introduction to Dredd, Anderson and the world of Mega City One. The setting is gritty and believable, plus it's faithful to the comics. Fantastic production value for an independent British film. Karl Urban is a good choice for the role of Dredd and thankfully doesn't show his face for the entirety of the film. The character of Anderson was easy to relate to and sympathise with, but was on par with Alien's Ripley in her ability to kick villains around and be an 'empowered woman.' MaMa was a good villain, if a little lacking in back story, and the script was of an acceptable standard, with a well-orchestrated twist and the required one-liners like 'I am the law' thrown in there without ruining the seriousness of it. Miles better than the laughable Stallone film, though a little more satire wouldn't be a bad thing. My only real gripe with it is that the effects in the stun grenade sequence seemed a little two-dimensional, like a tagged on overlay image. Lionsgate really sold the movie short in cinemas. A cult classic in the making. 7.5/10

EDIT: I watch a lot of movies.

Bullet To the Head - 8.5/10

Groundhog Day 8/10

First time watching this movie, and it was very funny, not many funny movies can end with a moral and have it make sense.

Billy Murray is a brilliant actor.

Resident Evil: Retribution. Puerile, daft and nothing to do with the games whatsoever, but enjoyable. I've seen most of the other films in the series and I love bad films as much as I love critically acclaimed ones. 7/10

Little Nicky - 8/10

It's not actually my first time seeing this movie, but I still finished watching it (on local TV) for ol' times' sake. And it's the first thing I saw when I woke up.

Hotel Transylvania
8/10

i'm pretty late to watch it since last autumn the whole movie available in japan cinema was dubbed and i kinda hate it since all the jokes got huge miss if it's told in japanese language.

great ol' Gendy at his work never gets old.he portrays everything what's new in human society and pictured it right on in the whole movie.
some of the script timing was great although some were pretty cheesy if i have to say about it.like the one in monster festival.
the image of Dracula smiling like that....kinda disturbing.lol.

Ironman 2 10/10
Loved it, literally, can't wait for the third.

Blue Velvet, 1986

Pretty tough to evaluate films like these... I didn't really like it but since it's [suppose to be] a heavy film, it may take a while to sink in but so far I didn't appreciate it. Comparing to the rest of Lynch's work it actually seemed rather normal, grounded. Plot was pretty linear and it seemed to have a definite and simple ending. Soundtrack was amazing though but I already expected that. Anyway, I'm gonna go ahead and give it... 6/10. Not like it matters anyway.