Rate the Last Movie You've Seen

Fenrir wrote:

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 :)

You make us Vikings proud.

@Duke Joss? You mean Marvel? Joss can't kill anyone unless Marvel gives him the go ahead and I doubt thy're going to kill off Cap. If anyone dies it's Iron Man since 1. he's the favorite Avengers and his death scene will get the water works for most of the crowd and 2. RDJ costs a lot of money.

yonny616 wrote:

@Duke Joss? You mean Marvel? Joss can't kill anyone unless Marvel gives him the go ahead and I doubt thy're going to kill off Cap. If anyone dies it's Iron Man since 1. he's the favorite Avengers and his death scene will get the water works for most of the crowd and 2. RDJ costs a lot of money.

RDJ costs a lot, but brings more than anything else. I highly doubt Iron Man would've exploded onto Cinema if it wasn't for him.

Of course Iron Man wouldn't be so popular without Robert Downey Jr. Iron Man was known as a B-list superhero before the movie came out. I remember people calling Iron Man a poor man's Batman. But once the movie came out, everyone started to get all over his dick. I honestly don't think Iron Man will stay relevant without Robert Downey Jr.

@Rambo I agree, but his contract is up by the third Avengers film, he is the highest payed actor of all the MCU, and fans love him. He's the obvious choice, will they kill the obvious choice? I don't know, but like I said, he'd get the emotional response from the audience none of the other ones will if they killed him off.

yonny616 wrote:

@Rambo I agree, but his contract is up by the third Avengers film, he is the highest payed actor of all the MCU, and fans love him. He's the obvious choice, will they kill the obvious choice? I don't know, but like I said, he'd get the emotional response from the audience none of the other ones will if they killed him off.

Yeah, I can see that. I just find it'd be weird if they killed him off, as they may ruin their own franchise in the process.

I'm not saying Iron Man would die completely, but I expect it'll fall in box-office measures. You never know, though.

@Rambo How? Guardians of the Galaxy proved Marvel doesn't need any of the Avengers, they just need their brand. GotG has passed nearly of Marvel's films except 3 (IM3, Avengers, Cap: TWS)on both fronts and even then it passed The Winter Soldier domestically. Box office will keep rising as long as Marvel keeps giving quality entertainment.

yonny616 wrote:

@Rambo How? Guardians of the Galaxy proved Marvel doesn't need any of the Avengers, they just need their brand. GotG has passed nearly of Marvel's films except 3 (IM3, Avengers, Cap: TWS)on both fronts and even then it passed The Winter Soldier domestically. Box office will keep rising as long as Marvel keeps giving quality entertainment.

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Quality entertainment right here folks.

@Rambo None of Marvel's films have dropped below 60% on RT on both the critics side or audience side. So yeah, like it or not, their films are quality entertainment.

@Mecha Yea, that scene was stupid, your point?

@yonny616 By that logic, Superman Returns is a more quality film than Man of Steel.

@Mecha According to critics, yes it is. Do you have to agree with them? No, but that doesn't change facts. So deal with it.

yonny616 wrote:

@Rambo None of Marvel's films have dropped below 60% on RT on both the critics side or audience side. So yeah, like it or not, their films are quality entertainment.

I don't think you understand the score criteria reviewers base their scores on. Oh, and:

Yonny wrote:

What I want to know is why are you still butthurt over Man of Steel being amazing. It's been a whole year. Just deal with it dude.

>Says Marvel's movies are quality 'cause of their RT scores
>Claims MoS was amazing despite it's average score on RT

Your argument just lost all its credibility.

:kirino:

@Rambo Right, use the comment I made to antagonize Orion. I mean, it's not like he dislikes Man of Steel or anything.

@yonny616 Just admit it, u dun goofed.

@Mecha Dun goofed? How? Also you it's said "Admit it" not "Admitted". Looks like you dun goofed.

@yonny616 What'chu talkin' 'bout?

@Mecha I'm talking about your edit. #UDunGoofed

#OHSNAP

Snatch 9 out of 10.

I did enjoy Reservoir dogs more, but this movie was very very good too.
Both fun and very good at catching the intrest of the viewer.

For example when Statham narrates, to something whatever he talked about made me more interested to know what would eventually happen.

Great technique to make the viewer want more.

Fenrir wrote:

Snatch 9 out of 10.

I did enjoy Reservoir dogs more, but this movie was very very good too.
Both fun and very good at catching the intrest of the viewer.

For example when Statham narrates, to something whatever he talked about made me more interested to know what would eventually happen.

Great technique to make the viewer want more.

I told you, you'd like it. :)

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Fenrir wrote:

Snatch 9 out of 10.

I did enjoy Reservoir dogs more, but this movie was very very good too.
Both fun and very good at catching the intrest of the viewer.

For example when Statham narrates, to something whatever he talked about made me more interested to know what would eventually happen.

Great technique to make the viewer want more.

I told you, you'd like it. :)

I know you did and i believed you

Fenrir wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Fenrir wrote:

Snatch 9 out of 10.

I did enjoy Reservoir dogs more, but this movie was very very good too.
Both fun and very good at catching the intrest of the viewer.

For example when Statham narrates, to something whatever he talked about made me more interested to know what would eventually happen.

Great technique to make the viewer want more.

I told you, you'd like it. :)

I know you did and i believed you

I wuv u my honey buboo <3 

Edge of Tomorrow [Doug Liman/2014] = 8.0/10