Rate the last film you watched...

[RedKnight]

Ratatouille. Fucking brilliant film. First time in a long time I've watched a film with a smile on my face all the way through. 9.5/10

 

That's how I felt about that film, although I'd lower the score to 8.5. A refreshing film that didn't patronise it's audience and was pleasant and upbeat.

[Ted]

That's how I felt about that film, although I'd lower the score to 8.5. A refreshing film that didn't patronise it's audience and was pleasant and upbeat.

 

I gave it the extra point for the smile factor. Do Pixar ever make a bad film?

[RedKnight]

Cars wasn't great but then it wasn't bad either. No, I don't think they do.

[RedKnight]

A Bug's Life is probably their worst.

[Ted]

Cars wasn't great but then it wasn't bad either. No, I don't think they do.

 

A Bug's Life is probably their worst.

 

It could be argued that these two are still far superior to most of the stuff churned out by their main rivals. Shark Tale anyone?

[RedKnight]

Never saw it. Looked shit.

[Ted]

Never saw it. Looked shit.

 

Exunctly.

[Carradona]

Saw 4. 5/10.

 

 

 

Not a film but tonight's episode of Prison Break on Sky One was 10/10.

[Mr Moustache]

Rise of the Foot Soldier. 6/10. Probably rated it higher than what it should have been cos somebody had a Le Tigre trackie top on in it. Funny how the ICF are supposed to have had about 1000 mancs off. Yeah right.......................

[Joe Strummer]

3:10 to Yuma. If you like westerns you'll love this.

 

8/10

[Fugitive]

Watched 'Jumper' earlier on and would give it 5/10.

 

Not even Samuel L. Jackson could save this one.

[Sponky]

Into the Wild 7.5/10.

 

True story about a young lad called Christopher McCandles and his reclusive travels through he US. The film was directed by Sean Penn. Worth a watch, although it is a little on the long side.

[Rex Banner]

Into the Wild 7.5/10.

 

True story about a young lad called Christopher McCandles and his reclusive travels through he US. The film was directed by Sean Penn. Worth a watch, although it is a little on the long side.

 

I thought it was really good, I was a bit drunk when I saw it though so that probably made it seem even better than it was.

[sh#t waffle]

Into the Wild 7.5/10.

 

True story about a young lad called Christopher McCandles and his reclusive travels through he US. The film was directed by Sean Penn. Worth a watch, although it is a little on the long side.

 

That name is wicked bad.

[RedinSweden]

I can add my voice to the Ratatouille praisers. The whole family sat and watched that and all loved it. It is beautiful. The animation is just beautiful.

[Sponky]

30 days of night 7/10

 

Good zombie film for all you blood sucking sicko's.

[Elite]

Into the wild was quality I thought.

[grazywalker]

Deathproof

If it was 30 minutes long it would have been a good film.However it wasn't ,so it was crap.I think Tarrantino tried to be too clever with dialogue and the soundtrack that he forgot he was supposed to be making a good film.Shame really but I won't be fealing sory for him.

I give it 5.45678 out of 9.3564

[Stu Monty]

I watched Tell No One last night and loved it. Not only is there a wonderful love story that runs throughout but it is also a brilliantly paced thriller. It has loads of twists in it and it always keeps you guessing, even if you're the type to see stuff coming a mile off this one can swerve you. Looks magnificent too; great direction and cinematography.

 

8.9/10

[grazywalker]

I watched Tell No One last night and loved it. Not only is there a wonderful love story that runs throughout but it is also a brilliantly paced thriller. It has loads of twists in it and it always keeps you guessing, even if you're the type to see stuff coming a mile off this one can swerve you. Looks magnificent too; great direction and cinematography.

 

8.9/10

That is one of those films I have picked up several times in the shop but put back .Main reason being is that I was not sure if I was in the mood for subtitles.Sometimes I am and sometimes I am not.It has however gone higher up the list now though.

[Da Bitch]

Blessed By Fire 5/5 it's about the Falklands from the view point of 3 Argentinan conscripts who became, these poor bastards were ill equiped, badly trained & fed,& weren't allowed to tell their families they were going there.

[Stu Monty]

That is one of those films I have picked up several times in the shop but put back .Main reason being is that I was not sure if I was in the mood for subtitles.Sometimes I am and sometimes I am not.It has however gone higher up the list now though.

 

I find that after the first five minutes you forget that they are even subtitled. I have a mate who won't watch subtitled films, at all. I generally pity him as he'll never see stuff like City of God, La haine, Pan's Labyrinth or this little beauty.

[grazywalker]

I find that after the first five minutes you forget that they are even subtitled. I have a mate who won't watch subtitled films, at all. I generally pity him as he'll never see stuff like City of God, La haine, Pan's Labyrinth or this little beauty.

 

Agreed .I have watched many good subtitled films including both of the above.It is just that I feel I have to be in the mood.I tend to be reading all day in work so sometimes just can't be arsed.

[Juniper]

Elizabethtown

 

finished watching it about 20mins ago, not bad, not great.

 

7 out of 10

[Sweeney287]

3:10 to Yuma. If you like westerns you'll love this.

 

8/10

 

Watched it this morning and thought it was good but a bit of a silly ending.

 

7/10