Rate the last film you watched...

[Yerma'satexan!]

Waking Life - surreal animation-over-film portrayal of lucid dreams, featuring existentialist and metaphhysical thought. Excellent. 9/10

 

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Didn't live up to what some of my friends had said, but enjoyable nonetheless. 7/10.

[Mendoza]

RiS has had a 'mare there, it's bringing into question his comedy credentials if I'm perfectly honest, as for the film, is this the best scene from a comedy ??, it may well be, it definitely up there...

 

 

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I remember watching an edited version of that scene on BBC1 with all the profanity removed. It sounded like Steve Martin was having some sort of fit.

[mars]

Zaitoichi - absolutely rubbish. Even in blue ray.

 

4/10

 

9/10 for me; violence, humour, and dancing - what's not to like?

[Redder Lurtz]

The Hurt Locker. Fucking fantastic. 9 out of 10.

[Mendoza]

The Hurt Locker. Fucking fantastic. 9 out of 10.

 

Agree. Bigelow and Jeremy Renner derserve oscar nods in my opinion.

[Fink]

9/10 for me; violence, humour, and dancing - what's not to like?

 

Not a patch on something like Kung fu hustle or Mr vampire....

 

The dancing is good liek but I jst got a bit bored

[sh#t waffle]

The Warriors (Ultimate Director's Cut) - still ace, not sure about the comic bits linking the scenes. 9.2/10

[Ezekiel 25:17]

The Hurt Locker fantastic, It focuses on the very specific work of an American bomb disposal unit and favours nail-biting action over soul-searching angst.

 

The result is an almost unbearably tense journey into the front-line nightmare of the conflict.

 

Jeremy Renner gives the film's outstanding performance as Staff Sergeant William James, a reckless figure with a John Wayne swagger.

 

He has little patience for army protocols and almost seems possessed of a death wish in the way he is willing to put his life at risk.

 

The last weeks of his tour of duty are marked by a succession of situations where you can feel the sweat and sense the imminent danger.

 

A buried coil of wire leads to a nest of unexploded bombs.

 

This isn't a film that primarily questions the point of the war.

 

It is a film that offers an intense personal perspective on the reality of an adrenaline-rush existence lived in the full knowledge that every day could be your last, loved it 10/10.

[redheart]

Inglourious Basterds...got a copy off t'web. Was a good (not great) enjoyable romp. Brad Pitt cannot act. Quite gruesome and beautifullt filmed in places. A bozarre rewriting of history. The best actor was the Jew Hunter by a country mile.

 

6 camp Nazi uniforms out of 10

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Inglourious Basterds...got a copy off t'web. Was a good (not great) enjoyable romp. Brad Pitt cannot act. Quite gruesome and beautifullt filmed in places. A bozarre rewriting of history. The best actor was the Jew Hunter by a country mile.

 

6 camp Nazi uniforms out of 10

 

Wrong.

[LFC-Noel]

The Warriors (Ultimate Director's Cut) - still ace, not sure about the comic bits linking the scenes. 9.2/10

 

One of my favourite films ever. Thinking about it is making me wanna watch again, i'd give it 10/10 all day

[Torvald Utne]

Inglourious Basterds...got a copy off t'web. Was a good (not great) enjoyable romp. Brad Pitt cannot act. Quite gruesome and beautifullt filmed in places. A bozarre rewriting of history. The best actor was the Jew Hunter by a country mile.

 

6 camp Nazi uniforms out of 10

 

I can now safely ignore any opinion you ever have.

[Redder Lurtz]

Knowing

 

I developed bad aids of the eyes about a third of the way in. What a fucking ridiculous film.

 

2 out of 10.

[Tommy 2 Tellies]

i'm a film expert and the last film i watched was bedknobs and broomsticks 6/10

football scene was too far fetched

[Crazyhorse7778]

Wrong.

 

Is right.

[redheart]

He cannot act...Brad Pitt was abysmal in Inglorious Basterds and every other movie he has been in

[the walsh]

bad lietenauant very good movie harvey kietel is excellent.

men behind sun not for the faint hearted it,s about the japanese army during the second world war and how they used the chinese as guinea pigs to test experiments on i wont go in to much detail.

[Stu Monty]

He cannot act...Brad Pitt was abysmal in Inglorious Basterds and every other movie he has been in

 

Nah, he really isn't.

[Salou]

He cannot act...Brad Pitt was abysmal in Inglorious Basterds and every other movie he has been in

 

Wow. That's a fail and half if I ever saw one.

[redheart]

Nice to see that those that whinge and disagree with me have not produced a single shred of evidence to back up their opinions....

[Stu Monty]

Nice to see that those that whinge and disagree with me have not produced a single shred of evidence to back up their opinions....

 

The evidence being the films he's been in, which he's been good in. Burn after reading, Fight Club, Seven and many more. He's far from abysmal in any of them.

[Stu Monty]

YouTube - Burn After Reading Osbourne and Chad

 

He kills the part of the idiot in Burn after reading.

[redheart]

Well lets consider this

 

Thelma and Louise...appalling

Kalifornia...made Juliet Lewis look good

Interview with the Vampire...stunk out even that crap film

Twelve Monkeys..of dear

The Devils Own..the worst Irish accent since Sean Connery in the Untouchables

Meet Joe Black...good impression of a lump of wood

Snatch...bad even by the usual standards of Ritchie's films

Friends...so bad he made the rest of these look competent

Oceans 11 and sequel...oh do fuck off

Troy...christ on a bike

Burn after Reading......poor, superficial performance

Inglorious Basterds...bad overacting and poor accent

Fight Club..same poor performance as Kalifornia

 

Honourable exception

Se7en....dragged up by a quality film

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Brad Pitt cannot act.

 

Not only can he act but he is one of the finest, most underrated actors of his generation.

 

The best actor was the Jew Hunter by a country mile.

 

That's something I agree with. He was terrific and should do very well at the awards. Then again, it is blisteringly obvious that he was the best thing about the film.

[Stu Monty]

No, I don't think I will. He's done some great turns and calling everything he's done abysmal is silly.

 

As you were.