Last Movie you Watched and Rate It

[Blake]

:cry he should have shot the grenade out of the kid's hand

Sniper was the one stressing about it...not me. I'm fine with killing that lil' terrahist.

If he's such a bad ass that can kill a dude from what was it....2 miles away...why couldn't he save himself some grief and just maim the kid at what looked like about 200 yards

[cantthinkofanything]

Response from Beck. LOL.


In an interview later with Us Weekly (http://m.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/beck-responds-to-kanye-wests-shade-agrees-beyonce-should-have-won-201592), Beck said, "I was just so excited he was coming up. He deserves to be on stage as much as anybody. How many great records has he put out in the last five years right?"

And when asked about West's Beyonce comments, Beck said, "I thought she was going to win. Come on, she's Beyonce!"
"You can't please everybody, man," Beck added. "I still love him [West] and think he's genius. I aspire to do what he does."

[Slomo]

Jupiter ascending

Garbage. I'm done having hope the Wachowskis are gonna come up with something good

0/10

The movie has some really nice visual gems like the canon blast in the corn field or even the chandeliers in the space ship docking bay. But the storyline is really bad - actually not so much bad as non existing. Which I guess is the reason you start noticing the art direction.

Also not a fan of the gravity skate boots - sounds like a good idea but somehow looked dorky.

Mila Kunis is gorgeous and I hope Channing Tatum is doing the same for the female audience, otherwise this two hours flick will seem even longer.

2/10 because of the stunning visuals and my crush on Mila Kunis.

[pookenstein]

9pZ7qmAFltg

9.4/10

I'd give it a full 10/10, but after the first 7.5 hours I hit a small dry spell and had to pause for a while. But a great experience overall. Recommended for all ages.

[Silver&Black]

Draft Day with Kevin Costner

3 / 10

I want my 2 hours back.....

[jeebus]

Interstellar 6/10


Some of it was interesting at the beginning but then it just became silly. Nolan has been mailing it in for quite a while now.

[Plum Island]

The Final Sacrifice:
Classic buddy flick pitting an effeminate teen and his mullet-haired protector Zap Rowsdower against a cult led by Morrisey bent on world domination... and finding a map.

I give this a solid 8.5 out of 10. Good acting, a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat and the real, live version of Yosemite Sam shows up in a legendary cameo appearance you don't want to miss!

[DMC]

Nightcrawler

6.5/10

As creepy as Jake was in this film, he didn't even come close to how predictable the film itself was. If you imagine Hollywood's impression of paparazzi, you pretty much get where this film goes. The film doesn't make sense in many aspects, especially Jake's genius considering his condition at the start of the film. He's obviously OCD, and at times he gets into places you could probably never get into nearly as easily. It's a borderline B rated flick tbh. Some people I talked to acted like it was a masterpiece. It's just a "we hate them" movie regarding news sources.

[DMC]

I saw it and thought it was pretty good. i'd give it at least 7.5. Wish i could give you more but i'm a terrible critic.
Saw it as well. If Shy faggot wasn't in it playing a tough guy, I'd rate it higher. Is it just me or did Pitt seem like Inglorious Basterds dude a bit older? Odd he keeps making movies from that period about killing Germans. Sure Jon Voight has nothing to do with that.

"My name is Jon Voight and I am more than angry, I am heartsick that people like Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem could incite anti-Semitism all over the world and are oblivious to the damage they have caused.

They are obviously ignorant of the whole story of Israel’s birth, when in 1948 the Jewish people were offered by the UN a portion of the land originally set aside for them in 1921, and the Arab Palestinians were offered the other half. The Arabs rejected the offer, and the Jews accepted, only to be attacked by five surrounding Arab countries committed to driving them into the sea. But the Israelis won. The Arabs tried it again in 1967, and again in 1973, launching a sneak attack on the holiest Jewish holiday. Each time the Jews prevailed but not without great loss of life. And when Israel was not fighting a major war, it was defending itself against terrorist campaigns. "

[DMC]

Anybody ever see "The Grey?" And if so, can you give a number rating. I'd appreciate it.
Have you ever read "To Build a Fire"? If so, you know the movie already.

[RsxPiimp]

Heat


A tad too schematic, but Deniro, Pacino and even Sizemore delivered in this movie. Still on one of the best action, heist flick to date.
9/10

[CitizenDwayne]

Heat


A tad too schematic, but Deniro, Pacino and even Sizemore delivered in this movie. Still on one of the best action, heist flick to date.
9/10

:toast Classic

[Thread]

Heat


A tad too schematic, but Deniro, Pacino and even Sizemore delivered in this movie. Still on one of the best action, heist flick to date.
9/10

Aside from the aborted drive in drop & the bank robbery and subsequent shoot out it's tedious. And the Judd girl has no business among this cast, none.

But, my God, that shoot out after the robbery. It's been on the cable for the last week and I DVR'ed it on an HD instance. If you turn that up on a good sound system, way up it is sublime. The sounds & speech you'll pick up is astounding. Especially after they've exited the getaway car. Sizemore trudgin' across that street, in the background under heavy fire is still a grand sight.

And Mann does a good job with the driver. We don't see him get shot we just hear the impact of the round & then see the blood swamp hit the inside of the driver side windshield. "5 minutes" ago this kid was under the thumb of something worse, far worse and would forever be. Now, he is free.

[DeadlyDynasty]

I love the moby song at the end of Heat, though...fits perfectly

[Blake]

I love the moby song at the end of Heat, though...fits perfectly

it's funny you say that, was watching one of the Bourne movies the other day and just realized for the first time how much i liked the Moby song at the end

[DeadlyDynasty]

Yeah Extreme Ways gets you pumped up for the eventual sequel(s):lol

[Blake]

Yeah Extreme Ways gets you pumped up for the eventual sequel(s):lol

i like the siren music sound after she realizes he's close enough to see her.

(forget the fact she's faced away from the window)

45 seconds in

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Just outstanding.

[Slomo]

Kingsman

English gentlemen spies vs. an over the top vilain in a movie that doesn't take itself seriously. Enjoyable 2 hours (or however long the movie is). I was entertained because I didn't expect anything more than what the film promised and delivered: A bit of fun.

I should really only give it a 7, but I'm going to go with an 8/10, just because of the church fight scene.

[hater]

Big Ass Spider

watched it blazed and it was great

[Mugen]

Interstellar - 8.5/10 tbh.

[benefactor]

Kingsman

English gentlemen spies vs. an over the top vilain in a movie that doesn't take itself seriously. Enjoyable 2 hours (or however long the movie is). I was entertained because I didn't expect anything more than what the film promised and delivered: A bit of fun.

I should really only give it a 7, but I'm going to go with an 8/10, just because of the church fight scene.
It was over the top, but that was expected. That church fight scene...holy shit. I will say this, without Firth the movie is borderline forgettable. He was just awesome.

7.5/10

[DesignatedT]

The Equalizer 7/10
A most violent year 7.5/10
The Judge 7.5/10
American Sniper 8/10
Fury 7/10
Unbroken 6.5/10
The Gambler 6/10

[ChumpDumper]

Better Call Saul based half an episode on it, so I rewatched Bob Fosse's backhanded love letter to himself, All that Jazz. Chief Brody was a good as I remembered except he couldn't sing or dance, but everyone else sure could. The lines between reality and fantasy get blurred all over the place; it's a fictionalized account of Fosse's creating the musical Chicago while simultaneously editing his film Lenny, along with all the drugs and women that had to go along with that. Fosse's ex-girlfriend stars as Fosse's girlfriend, of course. Jessica Lange is death, of course. The ending production is impressively self-indulgent; not quite as awesome as I remember but a little more poignant seeing as Fosse was only off by about seven years. One of the movies that closed the book on the 70s. 8/10


PS: I'm glad I haven't gone any longer in life without knowing Michael Jackson owed pretty much his entire dancing style to one Fosse number in a film adaptation of The Little Prince from 1974. Dude almost moonwalked in the damn thing, fer chrissakes.

[redzero]

Nightcrawler

6.5/10

As creepy as Jake was in this film, he didn't even come close to how predictable the film itself was. If you imagine Hollywood's impression of paparazzi, you pretty much get where this film goes. The film doesn't make sense in many aspects, especially Jake's genius considering his condition at the start of the film. He's obviously OCD, and at times he gets into places you could probably never get into nearly as easily. It's a borderline B rated flick tbh. Some people I talked to acted like it was a masterpiece. It's just a "we hate them" movie regarding news sources.

I loved it. It started off as a rags to riches movie (and eventually ends up as one), but once the triple homicide occurred, I didn't know what was going to happen. That car chase was much more thrilling after it was built up after a good 15 minutes than it was in the trailer. And Jake have one hell of a performance.

The two biggest (which have been addressed by RedLetterMedia) are the soundtrack and the direction. Put David Fincher in the director's chair and Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross in charge of the score, and you have an even creepier movie. For the subject matter that the movie touched on, the soundtrack was noticeably bland.

Neither problem prevented me from loving the movie, though.

[Aztecfan03]

Kingsman

English gentlemen spies vs. an over the top vilain in a movie that doesn't take itself seriously. Enjoyable 2 hours (or however long the movie is). I was entertained because I didn't expect anything more than what the film promised and delivered: A bit of fun.

I should really only give it a 7, but I'm going to go with an 8/10, just because of the church fight scene.

I just saw it and that grade sounds good. I also liked how a certain person's head got blown up(don't want it in real life but liked seeing it in the movie)

ANd holy shit. I didn't realize the professor near the beginning was Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker)

[Red Hawk #21]

Bloodsport (1988) Jean Claude Van Damme in one of his finest works. Great movie and Great Soundtrack, 8/10 imo

[DeadlyDynasty]

Fury - 1/10...only got halfway through before I was bored.

[pookenstein]

Independence Day!

Haven't seen it since the early 2000's and I was entertained. 7/10

[Spursone]

American Sniper, I gave it a 7 out of 10 score. Would have given it an 8 except for the fake plastic baby scene. Once you realize it's fake you can't get it out of your mind!:blah

[RsxPiimp]

Bloodsport (1988) Jean Claude Van Damme in one of his finest works. Great movie and Great Soundtrack, 8/10 imo

Agree, one of Van Damme's finest action flick.

[Red Hawk #21]

"The Spectacular Now" this was supposed to be one of those High-School comedy movies but it was straight up corny. It would've been better off as a drama kind of movie than comedy. 4/10.

[MultiTroll]

Focus 4/10 -incomplete, left after 30 minutes.

The usual cliched Will Smith as a know it all spouting off in profiling style of persons and behaviors.
Kept pushing the sex - romance chemistry between Smith and the Aussie actress (somewhat of a prime Denise Richards clone). Didn't work.

Not saying it might have turned out okay, wasn't going to spend any more time finding out.

[Blake]

Whiplash 10/10.

More jazz and drum solos than plot, but it was great.

[mojorizen7]

Blue Thunder(1983)
7/10

JAFO

[redzero]

American Sniper, I gave it a 7 out of 10 score. Would have given it an 8 except for the fake plastic baby scene. Once you realize it's fake you can't get it out of your mind!:blah

Oof, that was bad. I bet everybody in the theater was thinking, "Wait, did they really use a doll instead of a real baby and expect us not to notice?" in the back of their minds.

[redzero]

Holy shit, Whiplash was awesome. First half of Full Metal Jacket in Jazz form. Fucking amazing.

[Red Hawk #21]

Disturbia (2007) Pretty good movie right here, it's a nice thriller 7.5/10

[Aztecfan03]

Oof, that was bad. I bet everybody in the theater was thinking, "Wait, did they really use a doll instead of a real baby and expect us not to notice?" in the back of their minds.

Dolls are used a lot but they might not be that noticeable all the time. My mom always comments on it.

[Thread]

"Papillon" from '73 with Steve McQueen & Dustin Hoffman. This film has only appreciated now over 40 years later. It was on TCM's 31 Days of Oscar for the music score receiving an Oscar nomination. I DVR'ed it and have been examining it in whole and in part. I recall upon it's premiere that it was panned in general and kind of suppressed by Media. But, it is terrific and is quite an adventure.

A reexamination of this motion picture is a must for all film lovers.

[Darth_Pelican]

http://creepylabeef.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/faces_of_death_vhs.jpg


I was cleaning out some old crap from my closet last night and I came upon this VHS tape :lol

I remember my friend's older brother showing this to us when we were in 7th grade and it freaked me out and gave me nightmares. I remember buying the tape in high school and showing it to my friends as if it was cool :lol

I popped it in last night and noticed how fake 90% of the shit is and how I didn't even realize it when I was a kid. :lmao

[Blake]

John Wick 5/10

Russian mob boss son steals John's car, kills the dog his dead wife gave him. John goes after son, and ultimately boss killing everyone in sight. They even catch John but instead of killing him quick with a bullet to the head, they monologue and then try to suffocate him with a plastic bag.

meh.

[Blake]

Equilibrium 5/10

I never even heard of this movie from 2001. It's basically Matrix lite with Christian Bale playing the Neo type role. Stupid premise, mediocre effects and vanilla ending, but couldn't stop watching/laughing.

[cantthinkofanything]

Equilibrium 5/10

I never even heard of this movie from 2001. It's basically Matrix lite with Christian Bale playing the Neo type role. Stupid premise, mediocre effects and vanilla ending, but couldn't stop watching/laughing.

You're wrong. Gunkata as a martial art is badass.

[redzero]

Black Mirror - White Christmas

Pretty spooky. I really enjoyed it, even though I think Don Draper and Hot Fuzz received punishments that didn't fit their crimes.

[DJR210]

http://creepylabeef.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/faces_of_death_vhs.jpg


I was cleaning out some old crap from my closet last night and I came upon this VHS tape :lol

I remember my friend's older brother showing this to us when we were in 7th grade and it freaked me out and gave me nightmares. I remember buying the tape in high school and showing it to my friends as if it was cool :lol

I popped it in last night and noticed how fake 90% of the shit is and how I didn't even realize it when I was a kid. :lmao

Yeah..that shit is super fake..now Traces of Death was where it was at back in the day.

[Blake]

Night Crawler 7/10

I don't see how the police couldn't have arrested him for something....i just could never put my finger on what though.

[hater]

"Papillon" from '73 with Steve McQueen & Dustin Hoffman. This film has only appreciated now over 40 years later. It was on TCM's 31 Days of Oscar for the music score receiving an Oscar nomination. I DVR'ed it and have been examining it in whole and in part. I recall upon it's premiere that it was panned in general and kind of suppressed by Media. But, it is terrific and is quite an adventure.

A reexamination of this motion picture is a must for all film lovers.

:tu

you can watch this film multiple times and still see new stuff. I also read the book which is great too, better than the movie but the movie is pretty damn good.

Hoffman and Mcqueen in this are arguably the best 1-2 duo ever IMo

[hater]

just watched fantastic planet for the 7th time (blazed as hell of course)

few films can fuck with your brain like this one does

[~O~]

Interstellar 10/10

Very outstanding and original but as I've seen the ratings, everyone finds something PETTY AS SHIT to complain about like getting lost in the context, script writing, and concepts because they aren't fucking aren't smart enough to look them up. Most of all, other people aren't "IMAGINATIVE" complaining about how "fake" the movie is. Well no shit? Its a movie!? Other raters get pissed off about the actors not fitting in with the roles in relation to another movie. You're not suppose to do that!!! The two movies exist in different time periods and most of all different universes. Then I read that most of all.

Like the movie's motto is, you have to leave something behind in order to move forward which relates to the freaking idiots who rated it. Leave ignorance and logical flaws behind. Jesus.

Just saw it on Blu-Ray like 5 hours ago.



Most of all, Christopher Nolan has laid it to them that he's the best director of all time by consistent ratings. Most of all, he always lays out a consistent cast.


Also so American Psycho....9/10..which portrays many people in this forum and most of all the common corporate douche-bag with a multiplier of mental instability.

Requiem For a Dream.........9/10............a delusion that increments with a will to satisfy an goal by reaching it through the use of drugs.

Cast Away......8/10.............another great movie.....just an other will. Wilson!!!

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon........8/10......wonderful action movie powerful message.

Guardians of the Galaxy 8/10 Casting was good. Batista included.

The Hobbit: Battle of Five Armies 7/10 I didn't expect this battle to be better than the battle of middle Earth. It shouldn't have. However, I didn't like the lack of casting and most of all the overuse of CGI.

The CGI used for the dwarf was so lazy. Now they're using cg for freaking casting.

Grand Budapest Hotel 9/10

This was a movie I didn't see coming....Very original and puts me in a place and time that I've never seen.

Snatch 8/10. Must watch again.

Almost Famous 8/10


Studio Ghibli, 9/10 because I've seen most of their major movies and can't decide which one I truly like the most.

[DD]

lol Almost Famous

[DD]

Kill the Messenger - 6/10
Imitation Game - 8/10
The Killing Fields (1984) - 10/10
The Year of Living Dangerously (1982) - 9/10

[benefactor]

Run All Night - 6.5/10

Surprisingly satisfying. It's Liam Neeson once again doing the retired badass thing again...but it's a little different spin. Could have gotten a higher score if the story hadn't been ridiculously predictable. However, the constant pace and good acting by Neeson and Harris kept the movie interesting enough between the action sequences. Drunk Santa Neeson was a nice touch.:lol

[cd021]

Life After Beth-2.5/5.0

Notable cast for a fairy small movie. (Not a spoiler) a guys GF comes back from the dead and she acts differently. Movie seems like its supposed to be a dark comedy but isn't really funny. As a serious movie, its just not very good. :td


Wolf of Wall Street 4.5/5.0

Very late on watching it but was fantastic. DiCaprio was awesome. Consistently entertaining and funny with some eye candy (Margot Robbie) :tu

Gone Girl-4.5/5.0

Great acting and interesting plot that progresses well. Does a great job of satire on media coverage on the "crime of the century" stories :tu

Birdman-3.5/5.0

Not bad but felt it was a bit overrated. Fairly entertaining and had some good acting overall. Plot was fairly unique and the way it was shot and the main characters grip on reality made it more interesting. :tu

Wild-4.0/5.0

Good acting from Witherspoon and interesting plot. Woman walks 1000 mile trail, essentially, to straighten her life out after becoming addicted to drug and cheating on her husband. :tu

[Thread]

The Killing Fields (1984) - 10/10

Yes, absolutely. Made thoroughly watchable & enjoyable by Ngor as he rightfully & justifiably dominates this film.

He appears again notably in "My Life" as Michael Keaton's last hope to assuage a terminal cancer diagnosis. Ngor examines Keaton and renders his prognosis:::"The light is moving too fast. Put your house in order."

---------

Somebody murdered Ngor 3 years later.

[Thread]

:tu

you can watch this film multiple times and still see new stuff. I also read the book which is great too, better than the movie but the movie is pretty damn good.

Hoffman and Mcqueen in this are arguably the best 1-2 duo ever IMo

Though I made the mistake of reading the comments section on IMDB and discovered a viewer had noticed a diver under McQueen at the end as he's on the coconut raft. I've watched that movie numerous times and never noticed it, but, by God it's as plain as the nose on your face.

---

*** Do you really believe he took that leap of faith off that cliff, hater?

[TDMVPDPOY]

just watch the furious 7 trailer

seems like they have gone away from fast cars and racers, to xxx franchise or gijoe bs...xxx franchise 1 man hero bullshit not this shit again

[Blake]

Gone Girl 7/10

Spoiler















Nice set up for the twist. Didn't see it coming right up until I saw the diary burned just slightly around the edges which was just a few minutes before we see her driving away. Still don't get why Affleck has to stay with psycho at the end.

The miniature golf scene where she jumps up and drops the money in front of the trailer trash was ridiculously stupid.

Overall good though.

[Thread]

This is into the TV realm, but, they're showing a "Columbo" marathon on one of the Hallmark Channels this weekend. I thought I'd saw 'em until I was sick to death of 'em, but, it's been a fine time today watching them again. The one with Robert Conrad (a fitness guru who murders) is coming up later on tonite and that is always a good one. For about 5 years they were just prime materiel.

[hehateme]

Leprechaun Origins - 1/10...what the fuck was I thinking...

[MultiTroll]

Paddington 7/10

If you have little ones this movie is actually a pretty good story line.
The trailers make it look like its non stop dumbf bear knocking things over, pure slapstick.
While there is a lot of that, in between the writers did a good storyline.

[Sportcamper]

Run All Night 2015...Excellent...:tu

[Avante]

Red Cliff, one of those many Japanese/Chinese flicks on Netflix. Something I rarely do because as we all know they are really bad. This one however was pretty good, which surprised me. The action scenes on a whole other level than the norm for those kinds of flicks.

I do recommend it, just don't take it too seriously because it's not about that. It's all about...wow!!!!!




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd0bqLQrtdE

[Blake]

Avante, you would appreciate the movie "Whiplash"

[cantthinkofanything]

Avante, you would appreciate the movie "Whiplash"I don't think old timer watches new movies.

[Thread]

Avante, you would appreciate the movie "Whiplash"

No. It was interminable.

[DD]

Phantom of the Paradise - 9/10. Hadn't seen it in years till the other day...De Palma goods

[CitizenDwayne]

Phantom of the Paradise - 9/10. Hadn't seen it in years till the other day...De Palma goods

:tu Classic.

[Blake]

A Winter's Tale with Colin Ferrell and Russell Crowe 1/10

What a weird piece of shit movie. I gave it a 1 because I laughed at Will Smith trying to play a serious Lucifer

[Thread]

I watched one this morning,,,"In The Blood"---not bad for 3/4 of it, but, it went sideways so bad the last 1/4 it ruined it. A couple on their honeymoon go to an island off Mexico where the husband disappears. The wife, a trained fighter (I know, I know) won't rest until she finds him. She's a rough customer and tears up most of the island in the search. Danny Trejo shows up and does well till the last part. Stephen Lang is in there somewhere, but, like "Tombstone" he's unrecognizable. The rest of the cast is unknown to me. The wife is built like a brick shit house.

The Mexican guy from "Boogie Nights"---the one wanting to get into the pornos has a nice part in this as the corrupt island police chief.

It's extremely violent and bloody.

[FlAVaK]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVeHxUVkW4w

[TDMVPDPOY]

quality vs quantity

remember b4 the turn of the century, even shitty movies that went straight to dvd is even better then the crap h ollywood is pushing out these days, and yes theres not much movie releases per quarter...

running out of ideas lmao

[lefty]

Avengers AOU : 8/10

I liked the idea of Ultron being an angry teenager with a flawed perspective of the World, but he is supposed to beat the shit our of the Avengers and I felt they beat him too easily

They got Vision, SW and QS right though

Enjoyed the short fight between Stark and Cap, can't wait for Civil War

[Blake]

Kingsmen Secret Service: 7/10

Predictable recycled plot, unnecessary slashings, annoying lisp from Samuel L Jackson.

Other than that fun popcorn movie that never really slowed down

[djohn2oo8]

Se7en - 10/10

That ending was brilliant and fucked up.

[jeebus]

QS
He was a faggot in this movie. No one in the audience gave two squirts of piss about that annoying cum bucket or what happened to him. I was kinda sad his head didn't get cut off and Ultron didn't take a giant shit down his neck.

[Silver&Black]

Se7en - 10/10

That ending was brilliant and fucked up.

Was this your first time seeing se7en?

[djohn2oo8]

Was this your first time seeing se7en?

Yeah I hadn't seen it all the way through before. Just bits and pieces.

[Silver&Black]

Yeah I hadn't seen it all the way through before. Just bits and pieces.

A little late to the party then. You're right. That movie is a 10/10. (And I rarely give a movie a full 10)

[Venti Quattro]

Draft Day - 4/10

I enjoyed watching it though.

[Strange Love]

Batman The Dark Knight Rises 9/10

Watched the whole trilogy in 2 nights. Good stuff.

[ploto]

Begin Again
Really sweet - kinda cool that it was filmed in about 3 weeks - 8.5/10

[ploto]

Boyhood
So disappointed after all the hype. Quit watching after about 20 minutes. Looked like a bad Lifetime movie.

[Thread]

...[those] aren't even that bad.

[GoldToe]

Boyhood
So disappointed after all the hype. Quit watching after about 20 minutes. Looked like a bad Lifetime movie.

One of the best I've seen lately. Excellent film.

[Texas_Ranger]

Kingsmen 8/10
Run all night 6/10
Taken 3 5.4/10
Mad Max FR 8.3/10
Age of Ulron 7.3/10 (need to watch it again to see if it was actualy better)

[MultiTroll]

Tommorowland 5/10
Had potential. Tried too hard.
Too much over the top overdramatized forced acting.

Some great SFX.
Girl Power theme like Feminist Road.
Burns on Big Oil along with Clooney in the movie so you Republicans might be offended.

[CavsSuperFan]

Straight out of Compton…Saw a rough cut…Perhaps a good film but it hit too close to home…Back to my early days growing up in the hood…Cops harassing us cuz we were Street…Mother & I worked hard to get out of there…:smokin

Here is a youtube trailer…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5r5cZk0EfY

[chunticakes]

Jurassic World: 8/10 fucking loved it. Brought back nostalgia from my childhood.

[Aztecfan03]

San Andreas

Typical disaster action flick.

7/10

[UZER]

Jurassic World: 8/10 fucking loved it. Brought back nostalgia from my childhood.

Yeah they did a good job of paying respects to the original.

[Caltex2]

Jurassic World

5/10

I've seen worse but most certainly have seen better.

[Strange Love]

Nightcrawler 9/10

[cd021]

Nightcrawler 9/10

Watched the other week. I agree

[RD2191]

Grease 2: 0/10

[cantthinkofanything]

Grease 2: 0/10

No shit. I think I might have started a thread about this.

[RD2191]

No shit. I think I might have started a thread about this.
I had never watched all of it until tonight, fuck man, one of the corniest movies ever made.:lol

[cantthinkofanything]

I had never watched all of it until tonight, fuck man, one of the corniest movies ever made.:lol

Yeah...it's pretty terrible.

[pgardn]

In Bruge

Never seen it before and watched it on Netflix
On the dark humor scale, 9.5/10

[Strange Love]

Watched the other week. I agree

Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this on Netflix. Usually movies this top notch dont make it on there for the first 2 or so years.

[cd021]

Watched quite a few in the past month

Daredevil Directors Cut-2/5

Nightcrawler- 4.5/5

Lazurus Effect-2.5/5

Whiplash-5/5

American Sniper-3.5/5 (Politics aside, was a bit annoyed with the movie, felt the movie essentially skipped over his personal life. I wanted to see how he readjusted after coming back from war)

Fifty Shades of Grey 2.5/5 (The guy who player Grey was pretty bad, sounded like he was reading a script)

Kurt Cobain:Montage Of Heck-3.5/5 (Pretty good. loved the animated scenes that illustrated his words. Movie got bogged down with all of the home movies)

[TDMVPDPOY]

so i watch avengers 2...should be called the age of bullshit..

[DeadlyDynasty]

Begin Again - 2/10

[Caltex2]

I also saw San Andreas this month before Jurassic World. I say 5/10 only because I've already seen the Day After Tomorrow and 2012, which San Andreas is a combination of minus the rapid climate change (i.e. frost).

[Mugen]

Batman v. Superman

http://img6.pixhost.org/images/2523/28069136_cover2.jpg

6/10.

I was surprised by the production value since the budget is supposed to be >200million.

Affleck was a decent Batman. probably the best Zach Snyder movie tbh.

[Infinite_limit]

Last night with my Mother [main character is Polish]


http://www.cineplex.com.au/movies/attachments/The-Way-Back-Movie-Wallpaper-1-769448.jpeg


"The film is inspired by The Long Walk (1956), the memoir by former Polish POW Sławomir Rawicz, who escaped from a Soviet Gulag and walked 4,000 miles to freedom in World War II"



Inspirational but also very well filmed. You feel the heat, cold and despair. Possibly best of all :it's a WW2 film pertaining to slave labor and it DOESN'T INCLUDE JEWS. Even my mother admitted she's surprised Hollywood released a film without Jews.

4/5

[Thread]

A head's up:::TCM is putting on their "Summer of Darkness" --- scheduling film noir classics. It's a fabulous showcase of actors, film and production working splendidly around a code.

[ploto]

Begin Again - 2/10
I liked it.

[Strange Love]

Mad Max: Fury Road 7/10

Fucking overhyped, overrated movie.

It's a good movie, just dont see why people are falling on their heads about it.

The car chases were pretty kick ass but the movie revolved around and inside a fucking truck. lol

[Blake]

Last night with my Mother [main character is Polish]


http://www.cineplex.com.au/movies/attachments/The-Way-Back-Movie-Wallpaper-1-769448.jpeg


"The film is inspired by The Long Walk (1956), the memoir by former Polish POW Sławomir Rawicz, who escaped from a Soviet Gulag and walked 4,000 miles to freedom in World War II"



Inspirational but also very well filmed. You feel the heat, cold and despair. Possibly best of all :it's a WW2 film pertaining to slave labor and it DOESN'T INCLUDE JEWS. Even my mother admitted she's surprised Hollywood released a film without Jews.

4/5

Good flick.

[Silver&Black]

A Million Ways to Die in the West:

Everybody I've ever talked to about this movie told me it sucked...but I didn't think it was too bad. Overall, a 6/10.

The part where Neil Patrick Harris pulls that huge dollar bill out of his jacket had me:rollin.

[pgardn]

The Station Agent

8/10

Very interesting characters with a plot that kinda goes nowhere, which I think was the point.

[SupremeGuy]

Jurassic World - 8.5-9/10

[DeadlyDynasty]

I liked it.

and you're also a woman

[Borosai]

Mad Max: Fury Road
What's the number for "disappointing"? That's my rating. It wasn't very good overall.

[NASpurs]

Mad Max: Fury Road 7/10

Fucking overhyped, overrated movie.

It's a good movie, just dont see why people are falling on their heads about it.

The car chases were pretty kick ass but the movie revolved around and inside a fucking truck. lol


Mad Max: Fury Road
What's the number for "disappointing"? That's my rating. It wasn't very good overall.

That's what you get for torrenting that shit. :lol

I watched it in the theater, fucking movie was a 10/10

[Strange Love]

That's what you get for torrenting that shit. :lol

I watched it in the theater, fucking movie was a 10/10

Agreed.

These movies are meant to be seen in theaters. Otherwise it's just kind of an OK movie.

[spurraider21]

i watched mad max when it came out and thought it was cool but nothing special... then over the course of the next week i kept hearing about how the movie was supposedly amazing and the best thing since sliced bread. didn't really understand it. even went a second time to see what i had missed, but my stance on the movie didnt change

[Thread]

The Station Agent

8/10

Very interesting characters with a plot that kinda goes nowhere, which I think was the point.

Sure, I remember it,,,and just about that way.

[benefactor]

Watched Dusk till Dawn again last night. I had forgotten about all the Clooney greatness in that movie.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ZarQawvTY

[Caltex2]

Clooney? What about Selma Hayek?

[cantthinkofanything]

Watched Dusk till Dawn again last night. I had forgotten about all the Clooney greatness in that movie.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ZarQawvTY


Clooney? What about Selma Hayek?

I remember going to see this and for the first half it was awesome then it was wtf.
Great soundtrack as well. The song, "After Dark" will never escape the tie in with Hayek though.

[mojorizen7]

"Chappie" Not funny, not exciting, not original, not intense, not even that interesting.
5.5/10

[pookenstein]

The song, "After Dark" will never escape the tie in with Hayek though.

And rightfully so.
txqpLEufGnA

[manufan10]

A Million Ways to Die in the West:

Everybody I've ever talked to about this movie told me it sucked...but I didn't think it was too bad. Overall, a 6/10.

The part where Neil Patrick Harris pulls that huge dollar bill out of his jacket had me:rollin.

I haven't even finished watching this movie yet.. :lol From what I've seen 2/10. I found it mostly annoying.

[MultiTroll]

i watched mad max when it came out and thought it was cool but nothing special... then over the course of the next week i kept hearing about how the movie was supposedly amazing and the best thing since sliced bread. didn't really understand it. even went a second time to see what i had missed, but my stance on the movie didnt change
Ya i saw it in the theater in IMAX or 3D or whatever.
Thought it was okay, pretty good. Was worried it would not have much of a storyline but the plot was okay.
Do not see what the fap fest is all about.
Too many of the fight scenes droned on.
Too many meaningless shots of The Daughters too. I mean scenes where they didn't really say or do anything, camera would just keep jerking around and showing them doing not much of anything.

[MultiTroll]

Me earl and the dying girl.
Anyone gonna give this a sniff?

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/me_and_earl_and_the_dying_girl/
Winner of the 2015 Sundance Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award, ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL is the story of Greg Gaines (Thomas Mann), an awkward high school senior whose mom forces him to spend time with Rachel - a girl in his class (Olivia Cooke) with whom he hasn't spoken to since kindergarten - who was just diagnosed with cancer. (C) Fox Searchlight

[TheRunningMan]

McFarland, USA. Great family movie. 3.5/5.0

[spurraider21]

just watched bourne identity for the first time (i know... pretty long overdue). honestly i dont get the hoopla, wansn't anything special

[Caltex2]

Terminator: Genisys.

8/10 but I got utterly confused by all the time travel and the shifting of plots from the previous installments. Better than Jurassic World though.

[Chomper]

Terminator Genisys 5/10.

Good rating from me though, I'm just a tough critic. Although the time travel aspect of it was extremely muddled and confusing -- seriously, I don't think even the director knew what he was doing. You can't just have a million different time lines folded into one and almost nothing changes and yet some things change and you're just like... what?

[Caltex2]

Same here. I liked it better than Jurassic World for sure but the ever changing timelines and time travel made for an extremely confusing mess in a number of ways. Like JW, it too was a cash in on the franchise's name but with a more compelling story, even if it was paradoxical and confusing to follow.

[ChumpDumper]

Got around to Nightcrawler: 7/10. Jake G is great, but the whole thing felt like a pilot for a Netflix series.

Maybe because I saw it on Netflix....

[Holden_Caulfield]

whiplash 9/10

he dumped that chick like a boss :lol

[AmericanPsycho]

Philomena. I cried.

[Thread]

20 years old but worthy for Jane March's encore film appearance --- 1994's "Color of Night" with Bruce Willis. The movie is junk, but, March is just drop dead gorgeous,,,and completely nude. nude-nude. My God. She's so beautiful she makes your heart actually ache.

http://www.ericdsnider.com/images/colorofnight01.jpg

[Thread]

Remake of "True Grit" with Jeff Bridges playing John Wayne's "U.S. Marshall Cogburn" --- As a Wayne die hard I immediately dismissed this film upon release. Wouldn't watch it, wouldn't permit the wife to speak of it, nor would I read about it. A couple years ago it finally made it to television and I stopped one night as I was cruising thru the channels and home alone. Wasn't bad, though I picked it apart, talking to myself. I've flirted with it since. Today it was on again so I DVR'ed it. It's improved, aged well. God forgive me, but, it's got more clarity than the original issue, less bluster, more definition. The Texas Ranger played by what's his face is impressive, much better than Glen Campbell. The rancor twixt Cogburn & LeBeuf is comical in the original. Here, it is terse and near violent. It could have been shortened by 20 minutes but I still recommend it.

[UZER]

Remake of "True Grit" with Jeff Bridges playing John Wayne's "U.S. Marshall Cogburn" --- As a Wayne die hard I immediately dismissed this film upon release. Wouldn't watch it, wouldn't permit the wife to speak of it, nor would I read about it. A couple years ago it finally made it to television and I stopped one night as I was cruising thru the channels and home alone. Wasn't bad, though I picked it apart, talking to myself. I've flirted with it since. Today it was on again so I DVR'ed it. It's improved, aged well. God forgive me, but, it's got more clarity than the original issue, less bluster, more definition. The Texas Ranger played by what's his face is impressive, much better than Glen Campbell. The rancor twixt Cogburn & LeBeuf is comical in the original. Here, it is terse and near violent. It could have been shortened by 20 minutes but I still recommend it.

Did you like the 3:10 to Yuma remake?

[cantthinkofanything]

Dolphin Tale 2 : 5/10
Mockingjay : 5/10

[scanry]

Did you like the 3:10 to Yuma remake?

Hard to watch Bale getting his sh!t pushed in after seeing him as Batman.

[HarlemHeat37]

Ex Machina, liked it a lot..accurate portrayal of women, these hoes ain't loyal..

[Thread]

Did you like the 3:10 to Yuma remake?

No. Now that was truly trash. That's a Western in name only.

[pgardn]

Remake of "True Grit" with Jeff Bridges playing John Wayne's "U.S. Marshall Cogburn" --- As a Wayne die hard I immediately dismissed this film upon release. Wouldn't watch it, wouldn't permit the wife to speak of it, nor would I read about it. A couple years ago it finally made it to television and I stopped one night as I was cruising thru the channels and home alone. Wasn't bad, though I picked it apart, talking to myself. I've flirted with it since. Today it was on again so I DVR'ed it. It's improved, aged well. God forgive me, but, it's got more clarity than the original issue, less bluster, more definition. The Texas Ranger played by what's his face is impressive, much better than Glen Campbell. The rancor twixt Cogburn & LeBeuf is comical in the original. Here, it is terse and near violent. It could have been shortened by 20 minutes but I still recommend it.

It was good. The characters were all well done and I loved the proper English used in a witty way by the 3 main characters.

[CavsSuperFan]

Max 2015
A huge disappointment…I was expecting a modern day version of O’l Yeller…The film is just a story about creepy white people dealing illegal arms…It does have a cool dog….:td

[Silver&Black]

Horrible Bosses 2

meh/10

[DeadlyDynasty]

Suspiria (1977) - 8/10

[Chomper]

Watched Ted 2 last night. Thanks Kickasstorrents.

But no, not really thanks, because it fucking sucked. The first one was bad. This one was just dreadful. Seriously one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It wasn't only unfunny, it was disgusting. I was eating popcorn and I almost threw it all up all over my bed. Ruined my fucking appetite.

Stay far, far away from this movie. And Seth Macfarlane, listen bro, I loved Family Guy and you're a genius, but please, for the love of GOD, stop making these Ted movies. Because I'm convinced that if a 3rd one is made there will be a global apocalypse the next day.

[Thread]

Watched one from '13 "A Single Shot" last nite on the cable with Sam Rockwell playing the lead as a destitute, near divorced father who poaches the woods near his dilapidated trailer. He mistakenly shoots a young woman for a deer. She dies in his arms. He tracks her trail to a deserted area and a large garbage container where he comes across her hideout (from her boyfriend/a hardened criminal, & daddy-O, I means hardened) & the boodle, a big fucker. His first mistake is taking some of the $100 bills into the small town and retaining a lawyer (William H. Macy) to delay his divorce proceeding. It will not be his last mistake.

It's a complex tale as one can imagine, with quite a few holes in the plot and some startling violence all along the line. The squalor and near poverty of the farming town & community & it's inhabitants is daunting for two hours.

Is it worth the 2 hours to get thru it? I wouldn't do it again.

[HarlemHeat37]

Watched Ted 2 last night. Thanks Kickasstorrents.

But no, not really thanks, because it fucking sucked. The first one was bad. This one was just dreadful. Seriously one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It wasn't only unfunny, it was disgusting. I was eating popcorn and I almost threw it all up all over my bed. Ruined my fucking appetite.

Stay far, far away from this movie. And Seth Macfarlane, listen bro, I loved Family Guy and you're a genius, but please, for the love of GOD, stop making these Ted movies. Because I'm convinced that if a 3rd one is made there will be a global apocalypse the next day.

:lol did you actually think it was going to be decent, though?

[Thread]

Terminator Genisys 5/10.

Good rating from me though, I'm just a tough critic. Although the time travel aspect of it was extremely muddled and confusing -- seriously, I don't think even the director knew what he was doing. You can't just have a million different time lines folded into one and almost nothing changes and yet some things change and you're just like... what?

("Genisys" or any form thereof) is always a warning to stay away.

[lefty]

Antman : 10/10 tbh

[cantthinkofanything]

1947's "Polly Want a Cracker". Mr. Tibbens preaching in those black nylons. Quite the image it leaves in a young boy's mind. The build up from the death of Marm Priggens through the generations to the marriage between kind John and the treacherous Harrient...makes one appreciate the civilities of modern times. And that cad, Johannes...what a little skamp.

[Strange Love]

The Dark Valley 8/10

Pleasantly surprised with this movie. Turned out to be great.

Imagine a wild wild west guy seeks revenge on a group of guys type of movie but in a wintery setting.

[Strange Love]

Currently watching We Are Monster

Infinite_limit (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=43624)'s wet dream come to life.

Also recommend to DJR210 (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=42671) Pauly D (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=18751) and m>s (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=27774)

[DJR210]

Django Unchained - 7/10 - Always thought this had some sci-fi flavor because of the cover, turned out to be pretty good

Jurassic World - 7/10 - Good movie to watch w/ the fam.. Good special effects, was what I expected.. too bad I saw a shitty webrip and not the 3D IMAX version

Ted 2 - 5/10 - I actually enjoyed Ted, but this wasn't nearly as funny IMO. Not the worst movie, but then again I was fucking high beyond recognition, anything would have been enjoyable tbh

Taking of Deborah Logan - 3/10 - Crap. Never trust blacks.


Also recommend to DJR210 (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=42671) Pauly D (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=18751) and m>s (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=27774)

I'll check it out after I watch Dude Bro Party Massacre III :lol

http://yify.tv/watch-dude-bro-party-massacre-iii-online-free-yify/

[Strange Love]

Crap. Never trust blacks.

:lmao




I'll check it out after I watch Dude Bro Party Massacre III :lol


Yeah I downloaded it from there. Downloading Kill The Messenger now and will watch it later on.

[Pauly D]

Currently watching We Are Monster

Infinite_limit (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=43624)'s wet dream come to life.

Also recommend to DJR210 (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=42671) Pauly D (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=18751) and m>s (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=27774)

Does it have something to do with this?

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTUxMzIyMzA1OV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwMTU3MDYzMDE%40 ._V1_SX640_SY720_.jpg

[Strange Love]

Does it have something to do with this?

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTUxMzIyMzA1OV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwMTU3MDYzMDE%40 ._V1_SX640_SY720_.jpg

Try again.

[Pauly D]

Try again.

I don't know. I'm not gonna watch it and when I looked it up she was one of the first on the cast members

[Strange Love]

I don't know. I'm not gonna watch it and when I looked it up she was one of the first on the cast members

I mean I dont know what you're talking about. The picture you tried to post didn't show up.

The movie is just 100% just bigoted toward black and pakis with brutal murder.

[Pauly D]

I mean I dont know what you're talking about. The picture you tried to post didn't show up

http://m.imdb.com/name/nm3549573/

[Reck]

Jurassic World 1/10

What a waste of time.

The fucking kids were so awful. Halfway through the movie my eyes started to bleed a little.

How in the shit do you give the most annoying faggity kids so much screen time? Fuck

[Caltex2]

Jurassic World 1/10

What a waste of time.

The fucking kids were so awful. Halfway through the movie my eyes started to bleed a little.

How in the shit do you give the most annoying faggity kids so much screen time? Fuck

JW could have been repackaged and rebranded as a movie on the SyFy channel and no one would have noticed. It'd have made no difference.

[.G.]

I enjoyed "Chef" (probably sponsored by twitter), with Jon Farveau, Leguizamo, Vergara, ScarJo, cameos by Downey Jr., Dustin Hoffman, etc. 7/10

I'd say it's one of those feel good movies, not my usual preference but whatever.

[Mark in Austin]

Love & Mercy 9/10

[Thread]

Watched "Gilda" again last nite on TCM. I DVR'ed it from the nite before when TCM had Dame Joan Collins as guest programmer and she choose this film and spoke about glowingly and at length. It's from '46. The 3 principle characters speak of "love" & "hate" in this film, intertwine the two until the last frame as the two who were (one) before the film commences disappear from the camera enroute for home and American soil.

Watching Rita Hayworth for 2 hours, singing, dancing, smiling, stripping, dressing, undressing, smiling, loving, hating, smiling, dancing, hating, loving and smiling is a privilege. One that I plan on partaking of again & again & again.

[UZER]

Watched "Gilda" again last nite on TCM. I DVR'ed it from the nite before when TCM had Dame Joan Collins as guest programmer and she choose this film and spoke about glowingly and at length. It's from '46. The 3 principle characters speak of "love" & "hate" in this film, intertwine the two until the last frame as the two who were (one) before the film commences disappear from the camera enroute for home and American soil.

Watching Rita Hayworth for 2 hours, singing, dancing, smiling, stripping, dressing, undressing, smiling, loving, hating, smiling, dancing, hating, loving and smiling is a privilege. One that I plan on partaking of again & again & again.

What do you think of 12 angry men, cub?

[Thread]

What do you think of 12 angry men, cub?

Yep, love it. Only grown more excellent as the years have passed. And I'll tell ya, the remake ain't the original, sure, but, it's watchable. And there is a foreign make of this I believe called "12" that ain't bad either.

That old man in the original. I wanted to hit him, hard. Pain in the ass.

The Lee J. Cobb character was the most difficult to execute for the production and Cobb. Cobb had to go somewhere to pull that off. Somewhere dark and barren. I God's, it's just perfection to see this character go from pillar to post in less than 2 hours. And make legible sense throughout the journey. You want to rush it, but, if you did we wouldn't be talking about it over 50 years later.

Robert Webber, so gd new and fresh it's breathtaking to behold.

Warden, tried & true,,,right there.

Ed Begley, never a bad moment on screen.

But, it's Fonda bringing it to the table, and then Cobb taking it and making us beholden to his talent, making us proud.

I've said it before and on this Friday, I'll reaffirm right here, right now...

American Film

[Caltex2]

I saw Pixels very, very early this morning. I give it a 6/10 because you didn't go in expecting to see something Oscar worthy, just something that would give you some cheap laughs like Ace Ventura and it delivered, though not as funny as the movie I just mentioned.

I wish someone had mentioned that it stole the concept for the movie from an episode of Futurama.

[UZER]

Yep, love it. Only grown more excellent as the years have passed. And I'll tell ya, the remake ain't the original, sure, but, it's watchable. And there is a foreign make of this I believe called "12" that ain't bad either.

That old man in the original. I wanted to hit him, hard. Pain in the ass.

The Lee J. Cobb character was the most difficult to execute for the production and Cobb. Cobb had to go somewhere to pull that off. Somewhere dark and barren. I God's, it's just perfection to see this character go from pillar to post in less than 2 hours. And make legible sense throughout the journey. You want to rush it, but, if you did we wouldn't be talking about it over 50 years later.

Robert Webber, so gd new and fresh it's breathtaking to behold.

Warden, tried & true,,,right there.

Ed Begley, never a bad moment on screen.

But, it's Fonda bringing it to the table, and then Cobb taking it and making us beholden to his talent, making us proud.

I've said it before and on this Friday, I'll reaffirm right here, right now...

American Film

Yeah, you know there's more to Cobbs reasoning, but you don't know what it is. You see it in his face, you hear it in his voice, but you can't figure out why. Then, at the end, it's comes out, unwillingly, but the seed is revealed.

Love this movie. It's still hold up today. Never seen the remake.

[Thread]

Yeah, you know there's more to Cobbs reasoning, but you don't know what it is. You see it in his face, you hear it in his voice, but you can't figure out why. Then, at the end, it's comes out, unwillingly, but the seed is revealed.

Love this movie. It's still hold up today. Never seen the remake.

Even then,,,there is so much more to it, so much more we want to hear Cobb vomit forth, to "see", but, to do so would be wrong, and the production knew it. Even "Cobb" knew it. ---'That's enough.'--- They sealed us to the screen, put us fully back in our seats and quieted the room we were in, or the theater it played.

[UZER]

Early on, Fondas admitting to not knowing whether he's guilty or not, but not willing someone to let die without even having a discussion is beyond him. The others are worried and in a hurry to get back to their everyday lives, which is something we are all guilty of, so you can easily relate.

[GoldToe]

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMjA0Njc1MzA4MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwODc1MjUwMjE@._ V1_SX214_AL_.jpg
:tu :tu :tu :tu

[redzero]

12 Angry Men delivers a good message through horrible execution. Juror number 8 is an idiot who should have caused a mistrial.

And lol at there being any reasonable doubt when the suspect:
-claimed he was going to kill his dad.
-couldn't remember anything about the movies he allegedly saw that night.
-was witnessed committing the murder by somebody.
-had the exact same kind of knife as the murder weapon, and it coincidentally went missing.

If somebody can't be convicted off of those facts, it would be damn near impossible to put a murderer behind bars without DNA or video evidence.

[Thread]

12 Angry Men delivers a good message through horrible execution. Juror number 8 is an idiot who should have caused a mistrial.

And lol at there being any reasonable doubt when the suspect:
-claimed he was going to kill his dad.
-couldn't remember anything about the movies he allegedly saw that night.
-was witnessed committing the murder by somebody.
-had the exact same kind of knife as the murder weapon, and it coincidentally went missing.

If somebody can't be convicted off of those facts, it would be damn near impossible to put a murderer behind bars without DNA or video evidence.

I do not believe this film is about guilt OR innocence, 0. It's about the process we're guaranteed.

[xellos88330]

Kung Fu Killer (Donnie Yen) 8.5

Pretty good story about a serial killer who kills top martial artists with their own styles.

[redzero]

I do not believe this film is about guilt OR innocence, 0. It's about the process we're guaranteed.

And Henry Fonda soiled that process.

[Thread]

And Henry Fonda soiled that process.

How so?

[benefactor]

Southpaw...very cliche, but a decent couple of hours of entertainment. Gyllenhaal really sells the pain, both physically and emotionally.

6.5/10

[Reck]

Southpaw...very cliche, but a decent couple of hours of entertainment. Gyllenhaal really sells the pain, both physically and emotionally.

6.5/10

Dude's becoming like Dicaprio. Overlooked by the fags who decide who gets what awards.

Hell of an actor. Him and Leo are my dudes.

[benefactor]

Dude's becoming like Dicaprio. Overlooked by the fags who decide who gets what awards.

Hell of an actor. Him and Leo are my dudes.
He really needed better writers for this film. It's pretty well directed by the script is incredibly average.

Forest Whitaker is a nice touch on this film and helps push it to the finish. He and Gyllenhaal really have good chemistry. They should do more stuff together.

[redzero]

How so?

By conducting an independent investigation. That is grounds for a mistrial.

[Silver&Black]

Finally got around to seeing "Fury" with Brad Pitt and Shia LaBeouf.

Pretty good flick IMO. Got much respect to those tank crews and what they had to go through in WWII. They were outmatched and outgunned by the Germans...pretty much a suicide mission for them. Tiger >>>>>>>> Sherman

7.5/10

[spurraider21]

He really needed better writers for this film. It's pretty well directed by the script is incredibly average.

Forest Whitaker is a nice touch on this film and helps push it to the finish. He and Gyllenhaal really have good chemistry. They should do more stuff together.
like buttsex?

[pgardn]

An Honest Liar

Documentary about the Amazing Randi. 9/10
Had no idea he was gay.

[140]

Dude's becoming like Dicaprio. Overlooked by the fags who decide who gets what awards.

Hell of an actor. Him and Leo are my dudes.
I've been on a Gyllenhaal movie binge after watching Nightcrawler. The guy is fantastic.


Watched the grand Budapest hotel last night. Beautiful movie.

[Capt Bringdown]

Gone Girl
Titillating in a Lifetime movie channel kind of way. Not much payoff for a 2.5 hour viewing ordeal.
5/10

[Darth_Pelican]

Anyone see this yet? Thoughts?

85% on RT

7LviGTHud5w

[ChumpDumper]

Anyone see this yet? Thoughts?

85% on RT

7LviGTHud5wAh, forgot about that one. Just showing downtown. Might try on demand this weekend.

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I watched a good one on TCM the other day entitled "One Way Passage" from '32. Starred William Powell & Kay Francis as ill fated lovers. She's terminally ill with a bad ticker, he's a murderer on the loose from the San Quentin death house who is captured walking out of a Hong Kong bar where the two have just met. It has held up nicely after 80+ years. She's returning home at Christmas to die and runs back into Powell on board ship via a dedicated cop sworn to not come home without him. He tries to drown the cop just before departure, but, instead saves him from drowning and the cop gives him privilege of the ship without restraints. This enables Powell to pursue and fall in love with Francis. Frank McHugh plays a friend of Powell from his bunco days and he provides the comedy relief via many drunken scenes. It's a little much for my tastes, but, he serves his purpose. Francis is at prime & just gorgeous. Powell to is at prime & stunning.

There is a scene of the death house gallows and protocol thrown in about 2/3 thru and it's frightening in it's quick appearance out of no where. At the end Powell is faced with the choice of taking her back to ship, she's had a seizure, or, fleeing. He chooses the former, confesses to her on her sick bed his crime and the punishment that waits. In united defiance of their imminent deaths they agree to meet New Year's Eve in a popular San Francisco bar. It fades out to black===then to the bar and New Years Eve, confetti, party goers, celebration. McHugh, grim faced, stoic, now sober, stands straight, at the bar, alone.

They're simply gone.

[Reck]

Anyone see this yet? Thoughts?

85% on RT

7LviGTHud5w

I saw the version they did with Whitaker and Brody. Thought it was alright.

If this one is anything like that one, then it's the same formula.

That one is called the experiment. Came out back in 2010.

[Texas_Ranger]

Entourage the movie - 7.5/10

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Entourage the movie - 7.5/10

How could you go in there?:rolleyes

[CavsSuperFan]

Glad somebody likes Entourage…I thought it was a complete fail…Senseless cameos…Poor story line…Bad acting…You know it is going to be a horrible film if Piers Morgan is in it…:td

An interesting Horror Film I recently saw is Gallows…Basically H.S kids with a video camera & iPhones re enact a play that went horribly wrong 20 years ago…Per the IMBD the film costs one hundred thousand dollars to make & earned 20 million in box office revenue…:tu
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2309260/?ref_=nv_sr_1

[Texas_Ranger]

It was like 4 good episodes of the show with a stupid ending.

[vander]

Slow West: 7/10 predictable disappointing ending, and it was a little unbelievable that he didn't know where she went to begin with, but otherwise a solid effort.

and Budapest Hotel again (8/10) is there any another writer/director these days that does story/style/setting like Wes?

[philldafunk]

Mission Impossible was AMAZING!

[timtonymanu]

Did anyone see The Gift?

I thought it was a great film and it actually creeped the shit out of me. It was good seeing Jason Bateman play something else other than the straight man/comedic actor role.

[timtonymanu]

Ah, forgot about that one. Just showing downtown. Might try on demand this weekend.

Did you see it yet? I was curious about this movie too.

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Did anyone see The Gift?

I thought it was a great film and it actually creeped the shit out of me. It was good seeing Jason Bateman play something else other than the straight man/comedic actor role.

I haven't seen it, but, will,,,though you are correct,,,though he lights any film he's in. It's uncanny.

[SpursforSix]

I haven't seen it, but, will,,,though you are correct,,,though he lights any film he's in. It's uncanny.

I was glad to see him make it. He was funny as a smart ass kid in the TV show, It's Your Move. Then he pretty much disappeared. Like many other TV actors. Somehow he clawed his way back into the social consciousness and made good work in some bit parts and eventually landing Arrested Development. What's funny is in most of his parts, he's playing the same character he did on the TV show.

Did you see Bad Words by chance? Funny premise.

[ChumpDumper]

Did you see it yet? I was curious about this movie too.Not yet. Keep forgetting.

Saw East of Eden over the weekend. 7/10 -- Good adaptation but weirdly truncated at the end of a longish film; took away from the real one-two punch of the novel. Tremendous cast carrying an out of depth James Dean throughout.

[01Snake]

Trainwreck.....sucked. 6/10

[timtonymanu]

I haven't seen it, but, will,,,though you are correct,,,though he lights any film he's in. It's uncanny.

Yeah I like Jason Bateman in anything he's in. This role though was a different one for him and he was great.

[pookenstein]

I saw the version they did with Whitaker and Brody. Thought it was alright.

If this one is anything like that one, then it's the same formula.

That one is called the experiment. Came out back in 2010.

Actually, it's a remake of the german movie "Das Experiment". But you are right, seems to be the same formula.

67llDv40TGg

[pookenstein]

Mission Impossible was AMAZING!

It had its flaws. Just two examples...
1. The whole underwater scene. Why not use a small oxygen-container for the diving?
2. Did anybody NOT know what was going on in the Prime Minister scene?

Nonetheless, a good movie...

[philldafunk]

It had its flaws. Just two examples...
1. The whole underwater scene. Why not use a small oxygen-container for the diving?
2. Did anybody NOT know what was going on in the Prime Minister scene?

Nonetheless, a good movie...

They mentioned that any sign of metal would shut down the machine or something

[RGMCSE]

The Interview - 7
Inside Llewyn Davis - 8
Let's Be Cops - 2.5

hey man can you seriously explain Llewyn Davis to me? I'm not some tard who doesn't like a good drama or like going into some deep thinking movie but I was seriously lost. Is it basically chronicling the struggles of a musician to make it big? Or is that to simple? I really thought he fucked up by not taking the rights to the moon song with timber lakes character. I wasn't the only one in my party who was left wondering what we just watched.


Rouge nation - 4/5
whiplash - 5/5

[SpursforSix]

hey man can you seriously explain Llewyn Davis to me? I'm not some tard who doesn't like a good drama or like going into some deep thinking movie but I was seriously lost. Is it basically chronicling the struggles of a musician to make it big? Or is that to simple? I really thought he fucked up by not taking the rights to the moon song with timber lakes character. I wasn't the only one in my party who was left wondering what we just watched.


Rouge nation - 4/5
whiplash - 5/5

If you have to ask, you should not have watched the movie.

[RGMCSE]

If you have to ask, you should not have watched the movie.
I've seen people on here in this thread ask for a little help with plots before. Why you gotta be a prick? I was just asking if there was some deeper meaning to the fucking movie, because on the surface it was fucking dull as shit.

[SpursforSix]

I've seen people on here in this thread ask for a little help with plots before. Why you gotta be a prick? I was just asking if there was some deeper meaning to the fucking movie, because on the surface it was fucking dull as shit.

I didn't see it so I have no idea about any deeper meaning.

[RGMCSE]

I didn't see it so I have no idea about any deeper meaning.

Well then maybe you should stay the fuck outta the conversation. I specifically asked the poster who watched it dumbass.

[SpursforSix]

Well then maybe you should stay the fuck outta the conversation. I specifically asked the poster who watched it dumbass.

I don't know anyone that watched that movie.

[RGMCSE]

I don't know anyone that watched that movie.

Good for you. You done seeking attention?

[SpursforSix]

Good for you. You done seeking attention?

what is your deal man

[ohmwrecker]

I think you have to know a little bit about the New York folk scene in the 60s to appreciate the film, but I think its about the psychological makeup of an artist and how someone who has self-destructive tendencies cannot rely on talent alone if they want to be successful.

[RGMCSE]

I think you have to know a little bit about the New York folk scene in the 60s to appreciate the film, but I think its about the psychological makeup of an artist and how someone who has self-destructive tendencies cannot rely on talent alone if they want to be successful.

thanks for the info! That's probably the problem for me, not from the era. So I couldn't relate I guess.

[ohmwrecker]

thanks for the info! That's probably the problem for me, not from the era. So I couldn't relate I guess.

lol I'm not from that era either. I don't think you have to have been alive then to take an interest in it. Also, the themes of failure, self-destruction and the beautiful loser are pretty universal. It's not that complicated.

[DarrinS]

Trainwreck.....sucked. 6/10


That's being way too generous. More like 3/10

[RGMCSE]

lol I'm not from that era either. I don't think you have to have been alive then to take an interest in it. Also, the themes of failure, self-destruction and the beautiful loser are pretty universal. It's not that complicated.

Llewin couldn't do shit right. I get that. He couldn't even go back to his shitty old job with out fucking that up. I understand it. I guess it didn't move me. I think the fact the the Coen brothers made this movie therefor the great reviews and ratings over sold it. I went in expecting this epic battle and yet it never made me feel like I wanted the main character to succeed. I just kind of felt like Llewin was a fuck up and that's it. Just wasn't for me.

[SpursforSix]

Llewin couldn't do shit right. I get that. He couldn't even go back to his shitty old job with out fucking that up. I understand it. I guess it didn't move me. I think the fact the the Coen brothers made this movie therefor the great reviews and ratings over sold it. I went in expecting this epic battle and yet it never made me feel like I wanted the main character to succeed. I just kind of felt like Llewin was a fuck up and that's it. Just wasn't for me.

You done yet? All this and you haven't even rated the movie.

[ohmwrecker]

Llewin couldn't do shit right. I get that. He couldn't even go back to his shitty old job with out fucking that up. I understand it. I guess it didn't move me. I think the fact the the Coen brothers made this movie therefor the great reviews and ratings over sold it. I went in expecting this epic battle and yet it never made me feel like I wanted the main character to succeed. I just kind of felt like Llewin was a fuck up and that's it. Just wasn't for me.
I guarantee you that the Coen brothers do not make films for reviews and ratings. Llweyn was a fuck up, but there was more too the story than that. I thought it was interesting that the main character was unsympathetic. The main character as antagonist is interesting because all the peripheral characters are sympathetic. The parent/child relationship with the older couple who were curating his career and giving him a place to stay. His friend's girlfriend that he impregnated. The abortion doctor who was obviously a fan. He showed contempt for the people who loved him because that wasn't the love he craved. The scene with John Goodman and the actor in the car before he auditioned for the gig in Chicago representing two alternate paths that Davis couldn't stomach either. The end is great with the symbolic, callback alley beating he takes after seeing Dylan deliver the final nail in his career is very sharp. It was a slow moving train of a film, but I dug it.

[RGMCSE]

I guarantee you that the Coen brothers do not make films for reviews and ratings. Llweyn was a fuck up, but there was more too the story than that. I thought it was interesting that the main character was unsympathetic. The main character as antagonist is interesting because all the peripheral characters are sympathetic. The parent/child relationship with the older couple who were curating his career and giving him a place to stay. His friend's girlfriend that he impregnated. The abortion doctor who was obviously a fan. He showed contempt for the people who loved him because that wasn't the love he craved. The scene with John Goodman and the actor in the car before he auditioned for the gig in Chicago representing two alternate paths that Davis couldn't stomach either. The end is great with the symbolic, callback alley beating he takes after seeing Dylan deliver the final nail in his career is very sharp. It was a slow moving train of a film, but I dug it.

damn you nailed it on the Dylan part. I never thought of it like that and that makes the ending so much more dramatic. its funny to me now because my dad and I both said was that Dylan? But it moved so slow that I couldn't be sure if that's what they were trying to convey. Either way thanks for the perspective. It helped a lot.

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Yeah I like Jason Bateman in anything he's in. This role though was a different one for him and he was great.

Ironically I saw "Extract" last nite on the cable. Looked made for TV, and just pedestrian, strictly by the numbers, though the father from "Juno" has a nice turn.

[SpursforSix]

Ironically I saw "Extract" last nite on the cable. Looked made for TV, and just pedestrian, strictly by the numbers, though the father from "Juno" has a nice turn.

What does that have to do with irony? The irony isn't that you saw a Bateman movie but instead that you didn't like it.

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What does that have to do with irony? The irony isn't that you saw a Bateman movie but instead that you didn't like it.

Just ironic that we were talking about Bateman and I stumbled upon a movie of his. That happened a couple weeks ago when we were discussing "12 Angry Men." A nite later and it showed up on TCM. That was ironic as well.

[SpursforSix]

Just ironic that we were talking about Bateman and I stumbled upon a movie of his. That happened a couple weeks ago when we were discussing "12 Angry Men." A nite later and it showed up on TCM. That was ironic as well.

Oh. Ok.

[Woo Bum-kon]

Just ironic that we were talking about Bateman and I stumbled upon a movie of his. That happened a couple weeks ago when we were discussing "12 Angry Men." A nite later and it showed up on TCM. That was ironic as well.

I believe the word you are looking for is "coincidental."

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Been binge watching some flicks on my days off..

Went and saw "The Gift" last night, it was interesting with a cool twist 8/10

Memento was a unique thriller, and kept me interested all the way through, 8.5/10

Rewatched This is The End, stillfunny/10

Rewatched No Country For Old Men, 10/10

[Reck]

Cop Car 5/10

This movie started out pretty good then the last 20 minutes happened.

[JoeChalupa]

The Fault in Our Stars. Didn't know much about it but saw it was coming on and had good rating. Very good and enjoyed it.
Yeah it was a love story and most would see it as a chick flick but I did like it. 3.5/5. :tu

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They had on the Marx Bros. yesterday on TCM. I DVR'ed "Night at the "Opera." That damn thing. One part they had Harpo striking a match across a guy's hairy underarm. LOL.

[JoeChalupa]

They had on the Marx Bros. yesterday on TCM. I DVR'ed "Night at the "Opera." That damn thing. One part they had Harpo striking a match across a guy's hairy underarm. LOL.

I caught some of that too. Had me busting up. :lmao

[pgardn]

The Book Thief

9/10

Tired old themes extraordinarily well done. This one completely passed me by when it came out.

[AmericanWoman]

The Fault in Our Stars. Didn't know much about it but saw it was coming on and had good rating. Very good and enjoyed it.
Yeah it was a love story and most would see it as a chick flick but I did like it. 3.5/5. :tu

Such a lovely film. My daughter and I cried our eyes out.

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I caught "Felicia's Journey" yesterday,,,with Bob Hoskins and some girl who is just absolutely gorgeous. Looks to be shot entirely in the UK---it's a stunning visual. Concerns this young girl, her absent bf and her impending pregnancy. She meets up with Hoskins as she is searching, literally on foot for this boyfriend. Hoskins is not what he seems, at all.

Nothing to write home about, but, serviceable if one comes across it.

[benefactor]

The Gift - 8/10

Solid rookie directing effort by Edgerton. Looking forward to his future films.

[man on wire]

Cold In July - 3.5/5 - Good man cave flick.

[ColinB]

The Guest.

Awesome film on Netflix. Had a nice 80s throwback feel to it. 8/10

[MI21]

The Guest.

Awesome film on Netflix. Had a nice 80s throwback feel to it. 8/10

I fucking hated that movie :lol Most people seemed to like it, but it really was ridiculous. Maybe I was just expecting something different.

[ColinB]

I fucking hated that movie :lol Most people seemed to like it, but it really was ridiculous. Maybe I was just expecting something different.

Haha, I can see where people were expecting something different, so I understand that sentiment. I just thought it was a fun low budget, cheesy thriller. Soundtrack was great (RIYL: Drive) and I enjoyed some of the nods to John Carpenter/Halloween. Same guys that wrote and directed You're Next, which I loved as well. Like I said, for me it was a great throwback to some 80s films.

[Opinionater]

Insurgent 3/5 my opinion of this series is weakening.

[Red Hawk #21]

Enemy of the State: 8.5/10. Great performance from Will Smith and Gene Hackman
http://i.imgur.com/ESjZQPz.jpg

[ChumpDumper]

Singin' in the Rain was on TCM last night. As close to perfect as a musical can get. It's a shame it was made just before the proliferation of widescreen movie formats. Just the sequence with Cyd Charisse's legs and 25 foot scarf could have been even more memorable.

10/10

[Blake]

The Guest.

Awesome film on Netflix. Had a nice 80s throwback feel to it. 8/10

I tried but 20 minutes in couldn't take the low budget cable tv movie feel to it any more

[tlongII]

Failure To Launch - 9/10

I had no idea what to expect, but that movie was funny as hell!

[.G.]

Caligula

Cheesy, comedic flick (for my tastes). Gore Vidal screenplay. Penthouse sluts. A maniacal Malcom McDowell plays the role of emperor Caligula-obsessed with fucking his own sister. Actual live birth scene. Decent amount of porn/orgy scenes.

8.5/10

[JoeChalupa]

I can't remember right now.

[cd021]

Daredevil :Directors Cut-Turned me off to superhero movies, on the plus side Jenifer Garner in leather... 2/5 :td

Fargo-Watched the series before the movie. Really slow start, final 25 minutes made the movie good. 4/5 :tu

Unfriended-Very well done, IMO. 4/5 :tu

Poltergeist (remake)-started with some promise. The casting was pretty bad and it caught up with the movie in the end 2/5 :td

[ChumpDumper]

Tomorrowland: 7/10. At its heart a Disney boilerplate preachy multiculture pals story with the multiculture stuff kind of tacked on, but great visual effects and extraordinary performances by the main young actresses. They carry the movie more than Clooney does, though Clooney's is the most compelling character whose story is the most thought-provoking. Easter eggs all over the place in historical and collector shop scenes; will have to see it at home to be able to pause and pick out all the details. Probably about 15 minutes too long but it's a nice 15 minutes to look at.

[Blake]

Tomorrowland: 7/10. At its heart a Disney boilerplate preachy multiculture pals story with the multiculture stuff kind of tacked on, but great visual effects and extraordinary performances by the main young actresses. They carry the movie more than Clooney does, though Clooney's is the most compelling character whose story is the most thought-provoking. Easter eggs all over the place in historical and collector shop scenes; will have to see it at home to be able to pause and pick out all the details. Probably about 15 minutes too long but it's a nice 15 minutes to look at.

That's pretty generous imo

I agree it was long yet in a movie called "Tomorrowland" I would have been ok if there was a lot of extra future. Instead it's 15-30 minutes too long of today time and when they finally arrive, it's a dismal unimpressive place run by a jaded uninspired House MD.

Nothing original at all, two thumbs down