Rate the last film you watched...

[Ted]

Woo, I have to admit I LoL'd at Odris's post.

 

If it balances things out, I do enjoy a nice crispy chilli beef from my local Chinese. Mmmm, rovery.

[odris]

Plus shumai's with soy sauce and chilli is a revelation.

[Ted]

You wan sawfinger?

[Malarkey]

Orhhh well if it isn't our rery speshoo customer Mr Arex Woo accompany by two rovery radies. Your royalty preases us so we present to you a bottle of house wine.

 

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Just watched Funny People - 8.2/10

 

I liked it quite a lot. Seth Rogen is great in anything.

 

That film is complete and utter gash.

[RedinSweden]

What was it called?

 

Woom for two?

 

Woo Goo

 

Shallow Throat

[dirty_sanchez]

Woo Girls One Cup?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Woould you lot pack it up. You're woouining the fuckin' thread.

[RedinSweden]

Woould you lot pack it up. You're woouining the fuckin' thread.

 

Wooooo. get her.

[Elite]

What Doesn't Kill You - 7.5/10

 

Gritty crime drama with Mark Ruffallo and Ethan Hawk, as two low level villains trying to make a living. Thoroughly enjoyable.

[Stouffer]

She's making me watch Marley & Me this afternoon.

 

Compromise my arse.

[dirty_sanchez]

She's making me watch Marley & Me this afternoon.

 

Compromise my arse.

 

Having your arse compromised is preferable to watching Marley & Me.

[old skool tom]

the Hurt Locker 7.5/10

 

good but not a "deffo watch again" movie

[Woo]

Shaft, the original 1971 version with Richard Roundtree. 9/10.

 

Shaft, the remake with Samuel L Jackson. 8/10.

[Hooch]

City of God - 9.125/ 10

 

A very impressive, powerful film.

[Section_31]

the Hurt Locker 7.5/10

 

good but not a "deffo watch again" movie

 

I wanted to watch that at FACT on Sunday but was reminded at the last minute that I have no friends.

[Unrighteous]

I wanted to watch that at FACT on Sunday but was reminded at the last minute that I have no friends.

 

Ha ha!

[odris]

The Firm - 6/10

[Unrighteous]

She's making me watch Marley & Me this afternoon.

 

Compromise my arse.

 

What? Is she pulling out a strapon afterwards? Either way, that sounds like a shit 'to-do' list.

[RedKnight]

Doubt - Philip Seymour Hoffman is a priest that may be touching kids in appropriate ways, or is he? Meryl Streep thinks so and Amy Adams isn't sure, in fact she has doubts. What's the truth, is strength of conviction and no evidence enough to condemn a man? Excellent performances all round and decent script where the principal actors get to stretch their acting chops make for an interesting movie, and it's under 2 hours so doesn't overstay it's welcome. 7 out of 10.

[INTORRESTING]

Hurt Locker - thouht it was bollocks, yank bullshit, turned it over when they were punching and riding each other and making a meal out of drinking capri suns

 

Hype for nothing and the critics have been going wild, it's rubbish, worse than jarhead.

 

furry white dog shit - 4/10

[Mendoza]

The Hurt Locker is fucking ace.

[Steve Holt]

Just found out Toy Story is being released in digital 3D in cinemas on the 2nd October. I am DEFINITELY going to see this. I'm officially excited.

 

I can't seriously be the only person here who is excited to see the stonewall classic that is Toy Story in 3D. Surely not.

[Fink]

The seventh Seal. Beautifully shot, a story thats still pretty relevant but ultimately it took me 4 sittings to watch it because I kept falling asleep. 6.9/10.

 

Next is Diagnosis: Death

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

What Doesn't Kill You - 7.5/10

 

Gritty crime drama with Mark Ruffallo and Ethan Hawk, as two low level villains trying to make a living. Thoroughly enjoyable.

 

Ruffalo is a good actor. I think he needs a really good role, in a big film, to project him upwards.

 

The Hurt Locker is fucking ace.

 

It's Riiiight