Rate the Last Movie You've Seen

Starred Up [David Mackenzie/2013] = 7.5/10

Man of Steel (Rewatch) = 5.0/10

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Man of Steel (Rewatch) = 5.0/10

Maybe it's just the Christopher Reeve fanboys who overlooked this movie.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Man of Steel (Rewatch) = 5.0/10

Maybe it's just the Christopher Reeve fanboys who overlooked this movie.

What do you mean? It was bad as I remembered it, lol.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Man of Steel (Rewatch) = 5.0/10

Maybe it's just the Christopher Reeve fanboys who overlooked this movie.

What do you mean? It was bad as I remembered it, lol.

You only think it's bad because of the writing. Which is not the main problem people have with Man of Steel.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Man of Steel (Rewatch) = 5.0/10

Maybe it's just the Christopher Reeve fanboys who overlooked this movie.

What do you mean? It was bad as I remembered it, lol.

You only think it's bad because of the writing. Which is not the main problem people have with Man of Steel.

Okay.

lol, I like how some critics who didn't like Man of Steel still recommended to go see the film anyway.

Mecha wrote:

lol, I like how some critics who didn't like Man of Steel still recommended to go see the film anyway.

Critics do that with a lot of movies, regardless of whether they like it or not.

@Mecha Probably because the review is their opinion and someone else reading their review could potentially like it while they didn't.

School of Rock 7.5/10

Exam 6.5/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 9/10 Can't wait to watch Kill Bill Vol. 2.

Archduke wrote:

School of Rock 7.5/10

Exam 6.5/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 9/10 Can't wait to watch Kill Bill Vol. 2.

I prefer the second Volume, despite most fans disagreeing with me. I espeically love one of the speeches at the end. It's an awesome (to-be) film trilogy. :)

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Archduke wrote:

School of Rock 7.5/10

Exam 6.5/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 9/10 Can't wait to watch Kill Bill Vol. 2.

I prefer the second Volume, despite most fans disagreeing with me. I espeically love one of the speeches at the end. It's an awesome (to-be) film trilogy. :)

Just please don't spoil it for me.

Wait there was going to be a third film? Whaaaaat!

Archduke wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Archduke wrote:

School of Rock 7.5/10

Exam 6.5/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 9/10 Can't wait to watch Kill Bill Vol. 2.

I prefer the second Volume, despite most fans disagreeing with me. I espeically love one of the speeches at the end. It's an awesome (to-be) film trilogy. :)

Just please don't spoil it for me.

Wait there was going to be a third film? Whaaaaat!

Yeah, Tarantino has always said he wants to make it as a trilogy. He even approached it from a trilogy-aspect. 

It's going to be much different than the first two for reasons I can't say due to spoilers. 

Just read that there is going to be an extended version of the Kill Bill movies, where the animated part is over 30 minutes long, releasing at some point next year. Interesting. After watching Vol. 2, I might check that out. It's the complete print of the two films, btw.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_Bill:_The_Whole_Bloody_Affair

Sweeney Todd [Tim Burton/2007] = 7.5/10

Sliver Linings Playbook (2012)

This is one fantastic film. Both lead performances by Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawerence are outstanding, along with the rest of the cast giving all strong performances. The script is written well and keeps the viewer engaged as to how this story will end between the two lead characters even if the ending is predictable, but that doesn't take anything away from how well done this film is. The movie is great all around, with characters that have understandable motivations and reason as to who they are.

Score: 5/5

Forgot to post this over the weekend:

Kill Bill Vol. 2 10/10 It was amazing. Nuff said.

Manhunter (1986) 9/10

Captain America: The Winter Soldier 9.5/10 Probably the best MCU film yet, even beats out Iron Man. I absolutely loved this film. It was fantastic and very memorable, from start to finish. The action scenes were great, the story was interesting and had plenty of cool twists in it, and the acting by some of the newcomers like Anthony Mackie and Robert Redford were good as well. I liked how BLACK Nick Fury played a bigger and more involved role in this film, compared to previous MCU films where he would just play a smaller role and be in the film to set up for a bigger key part of the plot or make a cameo appearance that would tell about something going on in the future. The two end-credits scenes in the movie were also a nice foreshadowing to the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Though, after watching X-Men: DOFP, it's going to be weird seeing Quicksilver being played by another actor. Overall, this is a fucking excellent film and it looks great in glorious HD/Blu-Ray quality.


I can't wait for Avengers: Age of Ultron!

I'm glad there's no S.H.I.E.L.D. in The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and now The Avengers can finally be more independent like in the comics.

I heard a rumor that Joss Whedon is going to kill off Steve Rogers as Captain America in Avengers 3. Do you think this is true? And if it is, do you think this is beginning as Bucky Barnes as the new Captain America in the MCU? Or is all of this just bullshit speculation?

Well it's quite possible that Steve Rogers will die in future movies, since Steve Rogers did indeed die in the comics once. So if he does die, then either Bucky Barnes or Samuel Wilson will be the new Captain America in The Avengers 4 (or The Avengers 5 since it is rumored that The Avengers 3 will be split into two films.)

I saw Reservoir dogs for the first time.
SCORE: 9,5/10.
It was awesome and really good on all the points. from the second I got to hear them talk about tips i was pretty hooked.

I Recommend it for everyone.

Fenrir wrote:

I saw Reservoir dogs for the first time.
SCORE: 9,5/10.
It was awesome and really good on all the points. from the second I got to hear them talk about tips i was pretty hooked.

I Recommend it for everyone.

If you like the style of Reservoir Dogs, then I'll suggest the British film Snatch, which was more hilarious, but less violent. 

If you'd like to see where Tarantino got the film from, I'll suggest you watch Kubrick's The Killing. It's quite different in tone, but the premise is ripped straight out from it.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Fenrir wrote:

I saw Reservoir dogs for the first time.
SCORE: 9,5/10.
It was awesome and really good on all the points. from the second I got to hear them talk about tips i was pretty hooked.

I Recommend it for everyone.

If you like the style of Reservoir Dogs, then I'll suggest the British film Snatch, which was more hilarious, but less violent. 

If you'd like to see where Tarantino got the film from, I'll suggest you watch Kubrick's The Killing. It's quite different in tone, but the premise is ripped straight out from it.

I'm downloading snatch right now

And I read somewhere that Quentin was inspired by the killing for Reservoir dogs :)

Thanks man :)