Rate the last film you watched...

[John McClane]

Brave

 

Very poor considering the hype, visually looks great but I want more than that to a film.

 

2/10

[Markmywords]

Just watched inception again

 

totally fucking brilliant, loved it just as much the second time round. Not saying it's the perfect representation and that it has no flaws, far from it, but the whole concept appeals to my imagination and just really enjoyed watching it.

 

Still a solid 9/10 for me

[Sugar Ape]

That's the thing, I remember quite a bit of DtD and I'm sure it isn't that. I can't think of many more vampire films in that setting though so maybe I'm wrong.

 

I ended up watching Near Dark though and enjoyed it. I think I have seen it before, or at least parts of it. I'd give it a 7.

 

The Lost Boys has a few scenes in caves, though not exactly like you recall.

 

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[redheart]

Queen of Versailles.....superb documentary about a group of people all of whom were absolute c**ts. 9/10

[Mendoza]

The Bourne Legacy- pacy, action packed, Renner makes for a very decent action hero- 7.5/10.

[redheart]

Lawless....entertaining whilst watching but forgettable...6/10

[chauncey]

The Raid

 

Subtitled Indonesian martial arts films couldn't be further from my thing but this came highly recommended as pure entertainment and certainly didn't disappoint. It's obviously violent, though never (comically) graphic.

 

8.5/10

[Unrighteous]

Memories of Murder -- 9/10

 

Korean film, based on a true serial killer story, from 1986. It's really captivating, and I really enjoyed the film. I highly recommend it.

[BringbackBiscan]

Platoon 9.5/10

[silverlining]

Almodovar's "The Skin I Live In"

 

Totally bonkers, as expected. As for the "big twist", I did call it, but only as a joke.

[VladimirIlyich]

Elephant 8/10 (2004)

 

Gus Van Sant's disturbing High School drama which is very depressing but highly topical even 8 yrs after its release.

[The Golden Eel]

Tony - 8/10

[Duff Man]

The Lookout

 

Shit.

 

 

Exit Through The Gift Shop

 

Ace. Banksy, besides being an artistic genius, is a very funny fella.

[WaltonRed]

The Conversation (gene hackman) was boss 8/10

 

Newest Rambo (nothing else on last night) 2/10. How do these films get made?

[Markmywords]

Audition

 

Fucking hell

 

Gruesome and weird but dated and laughably bad in places.

 

Not quite as ridiculous as the human centipede but getting there

 

2/10

[Markmywords]

Street Kings

 

Keanu Reeves plays a cop with a self destruct button

 

sounds utterly shite doesn't it?

 

I can't take him seriously as an actor, probably because of bill and teds, but I have to say this film was very watchable and most enjoyable. Half decent storyline, some great bits and Forrest Whittaker is always worth watching.

 

7/10

[ZonkoVille77]

Lockout - Lockout (2012) - IMDb

 

Pretty ok film to watch when you've a hangover and can't think straight.

 

I'd go mental if I paid to see it though.

6/10

[Redder Lurtz]

The Hunger Games - Really enjoyed this. Is there more to the story? - 7.4/10

 

In The Mouth of Madness - Sam Neil stars in a John Carpenter film. What's not to like? I love Sam Neil. He'll never be a Gielgud but he's always great value and was again here. - 7.1/10

 

The Woman in Black - Not seen the original, bizarrely, so nothing to compare it to. As a ghost film in its own right it scared the bejebus out of me as I watched it in bed last night. Thought I'd only be able to see Harry Potter but Radcliffe was really good. Some seriously nasty scarey ghost bits - 8/10

[Trumo]

Bourne Legacy - 6/10

 

Not as good as the original trilogy as it lacks some of the intensity. Still very entertaining though, and Jeremy Renner is good in this kind of role. It would be good if they could figure out a way to re-introduce Jason Bourne to the story, but Matt Damon has already said he won't do it if Paul Greengrass doesn't direct, and I don't see that changing.

[Mendoza]

Black Sheep- undoubtedly the best killer zombie sheep movie i've seen this year- 6/10.

[Phoenix]

The dark knight rises - 8/10

[Redder Lurtz]

Tony - 8/10

 

Eh?

[Redder Lurtz]

Red State - 8.5/10

 

Get on this, it's just great. Directed by Kevin Smith, and it's got both a Cohen and Tarantino air about it. The story turns inside out and into a totally different direction from where it starts out. I may watch it again simply because John Goodman is so fucking ace. Really enjoyed it.

 

Edit: Some interesting cast members too, from both True Blood and Breaking Bad.

[Soleilrouge]

Samsara - 8/10

 

Truly original and aweinspiring

[milky]

Candy- 7/10

 

A bleak drug movie on at stupid o'clock over the weekend starring Heath Ledger. Pretty good actually.