Rate the Last Movie You've Seen

Teckno wrote:

Wait... Fox owns Deadpool? LMFAO

They made a better Marvel movie than Marvel.

Well, they own the movie rights anyway. Marvel still owns the comics and merchandising rights to Deadpool.

I agree, though. I don't think Disney/Marvel couldn't have done a better job with Deadpool. It's kinda strange, though. Deadpool felt more like a Marvel movie than The Avengers/MCU films, lol!

Star Wars Force Awakens 5/10
Just felt like the plot of Episode 4 recycled, didn't even understand why they were Rebels when the Republic is in command, wouldn't the first Order be the rebels? Pretty meh movie tbh.

The Force Awakens was awesome! U hav no tazte, Lily.

Lily wrote:

Star Wars Force Awakens 5/10
Just felt like the plot of Episode 4 recycled, didn't even understand why they were Rebels when the Republic is in command, wouldn't the first Order be the rebels? Pretty meh movie tbh.

TFA is pretty alright.

It's nowhere near the originals, but it's at least more Star Wars-ish then the prequels.

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

Mecha wrote:

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

And I highly disagree with them.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

And I highly disagree with them.

They do make valid points though.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

And I highly disagree with them.

They do make valid points though.

Like which ones?

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

And I highly disagree with them.

They do make valid points though.

Like which ones?

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

A lot of people consider The Force Awakens better than Return of the Jedi. I have to re-watch the film to see if my feelings towards it has changed.

And I highly disagree with them.

They do make valid points though.

Like which ones?

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

And I highly disagree with them.

They do make valid points though.

Like which ones?

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

They do make valid points though.

Like which ones?

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Like which ones?

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Well, for example, the tone was a little light in Return of the Jedi.

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

If you can't handle criticism, then don't ask for it.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

That's the dumbest reason I can think of.

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

If you can't handle criticism, then don't ask for it.

 
No. I can perfectly understand people complaints with The Force Awakens. Except for the whole Mary Sue thing and how the story is very similar to the original. I mean, no one complains that the story in Creed is very much like the one from Rocky.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Okay, how about this: What makes Return of the Jedi better than The Force Awakens? Nostalgia aside.

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

If you can't handle criticism, then don't ask for it.

 
No. I can perfectly understand people complaints with The Force Awakens. Except for the whole Mary Sue thing and how the story is very similar to the original.

I mean, no one complains that the story in Creed is very much like the one from Rocky.

If you truly believe that about Creed, then I know you don't look up Creed on any user website and read people's comments and complaints.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Return of the Jedi has actual character arcs with the main character, along with an ending that isn't a cop-out cliché, it doesn't rip-off the first movie's entire beat, its story doesn't exist merely due to conviniences that are totally out-of-place, it is one of the few good endings to a trilogy, it serves a purpose in the main story rather than just endlessly prolonging it, it has a nice blend of natural humor with tense moments rather than being a joke after joke with a ridiculous cop-out of a cliché'd fight scene, etc.

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

If you can't handle criticism, then don't ask for it.

 
No. I can perfectly understand people complaints with The Force Awakens. Except for the whole Mary Sue thing and how the story is very similar to the original.

I mean, no one complains that the story in Creed is very much like the one from Rocky.

If you truly believe that about Creed, then I know you don't look up Creed on any user website and read people's comments and complaints.

 People do bring it up, but positively.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Are you dissing on The Force Awakens?

If you can't handle criticism, then don't ask for it.

 
No. I can perfectly understand people complaints with The Force Awakens. Except for the whole Mary Sue thing and how the story is very similar to the original.

I mean, no one complains that the story in Creed is very much like the one from Rocky.

If you truly believe that about Creed, then I know you don't look up Creed on any user website and read people's comments and complaints.

 People do bring it up, but positively.

You obviously don't follow up on people's complaints, then.

I just watched Spectre the other day, and thought it was just alright. It's much better than Quantum of Solace, but doesn't even close to Skyfall or Casino Royale. I also thought that the last third of the film felt a bit rushed, and the ending was just ehhh. And this is supposed to be Daniel Craig's last Bond film, really? Because that film could have been a lot better. Not bad by any means, and I certainly had some fun with the movie. But, it felt very underwhelming to some of the previous Bond films of the past.

Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland

It's everything I loved about the TV show made into a movie. Loved every second of it.

Sicario

Holy shit, this movie was fucking amazing! You could just feel the tense atmosphere of the film and what went down during those scenes, and my god was the score thrilling! Great acting as well. Shame it only got 1 Oscar nomination, because this movie was fucking great. Josh Brolin, Emily Blunt, and Benicio del Toro were all great in the film. Especially Benicio del Toro, he fucking stole the show in this film. There's rumors of a sequel being made that centers around del Toro's character, and I would love to see that. Especially since the film kinda ends on an open note.

Daredevil Season 2 Episode 3 was made by the gods, 10/10, from the first fucking second of the opening with the the

Spoiler:

i knew what they were doing but i was still surprised they were doing it, some of the dialogue is word for word as well. Whole fucking episode was amazing, especially the whole ending segment.

After how shit Jessica Jones and Man of Steel were I really didn't expect this to be so good. And it's a great TV show regardless, unlike stuff like Flash and Arrow which are good for capeshit shows.

Watched The Perks of Being a Wallflower again a couple of times, and it grew on me. I still feel that some of the characters are kinda shallow, but at least they are likable. I understand why a lot of people love this film now. I give the film a 7.5/10.

Well I'm one of those people who liked Revenge of the Sith more than Return of the Jedi.

Teckno wrote:

Well I'm one of those people who liked Revenge of the Sith more than Return of the Jedi.

You're the special one.