Rate the last film you saw

[gaggle64]

You're so right, the villain didn't really have his own personality.

[Fierce_LiNk]

The best Batman film is clearly Batman Returns, anyway.

 

Clearly!

 

Michael Keaton, THE best Batman. Danny DeVito as the Penguin, Michelle "phwoar!" pheifer as Catwoman and also Christopher Walken. Hows that for a lineup.

 

I love the setting, so gothic. Very Tim Burton. Great scripting, and a wicked sense of humour.

[The Bard]

Batman Begins was awesome, it really reminded me of the atmosphere of The Animated Series. Katie Holmes is a bit shit though.

[gaggle64]

For me, no one can ever replace the great Jack Nicholson. £10 says that there's a homage to the great "mirror" sequence in the next movie.

[Dan_Dare]

The best Batman film is clearly Batman Returns, anyway.

 

Clearly!

 

Michael Keaton, THE best Batman. Danny DeVito as the Penguin, Michelle "phwoar!" pheifer as Catwoman and also Christopher Walken. Hows that for a lineup.

 

I love the setting, so gothic. Very Tim Burton. Great scripting, and a wicked sense of humour.

 

Despite the extremely boner inducing catwoman performance, I'm going to say that Begins is the best batman by some margin, unlike the burton movies it's actually about batman.

[Noodleman]

Katie Holmes is a bit shit though.

 

Understatement of the year

[welsh_gamer]

Toy Story

 

Havent seen it in about 8 years. Oh my it was awesome. I 'got' two jokes in the film this time round, that I did not get when I was a kid. So in a modd to watch the sequel now. The best family film, and Pixar franchise out there.

 

10/10

[Demuwan]

Toy Story

 

Havent seen it in about 8 years. Oh my it was awesome. I 'got' two jokes in the film this time round, that I did not get when I was a kid. So in a modd to watch the sequel now. The best family film, and Pixar franchise out there.

 

10/10

 

Now thats something I totally agree with:) (Lion King probably beats it though:heh: )

[Fierce_LiNk]

Toy Story

 

Havent seen it in about 8 years. Oh my it was awesome. I 'got' two jokes in the film this time round, that I did not get when I was a kid. So in a modd to watch the sequel now. The best family film, and Pixar franchise out there.

 

10/10

 

Agree with all of it. I love this film to bits.

 

10/10 from me, as well.

[The Bard]

Shawshank Redemption. 10/10. Brilliant on so many levels. Utterly mortifying, depressing, yet with such a hopeful ending. I'm no film critic, but I know what I like.

[Noodleman]

I just watched The Devils Backbone and I dont know what to think. I'm pretty sure I enjoyed it but it was nothing like what I was expecting mainly because I reatrdily read the synopsis to Cronos instead of The Devils Backbone on the back of my Del Toro boxset. Worth a watch anyhow ??/10

[killthenet]

Bande A Part

Bizarre Jean-Luc Godard film. Based around the theory that "all you need to make a film is a girl and a gun". Really enjoyable film, works entirely on dream logic - like the narrator has been watching way so many Film Noir' flicks that they actually become incorporated into his dreams. The film looks beautiful and so does Anna Karina. What more do you need?

 

IHEARTTHISFILM/10

[The Constantine]

Pirates Of The Carribean The Curse Of The Black Pearl. Funny and exciting, I'd give it 8/10.

[Konfucius]

Casino Royale

 

Got it on DVD yesterday and what I didn't notice in the cinema, during the first 30 minutes or something is more or less constant action and Bond talks very little, however, his character is very well shaped by his actions alone.

I think the character of M was also fleshed out a bit more and the villian was brilliantly arrogant yet not super human (unlike in the last few films).

I also really liked the dialogue, they're not very life-like in some situation but sharp and short as you'd expect of Bond.

I also think Craig's voice reflects the character of Bond very well (I saw a dubbed version in cinema and that didn't fit).

The soundtrack is also genius and the remixes of classic themes feels really good.

Everything has a more realistic feel to it and especially the fight scenes look really great, you can see that they are trained in hand to hand combat instead of looking like they got their experience from fighting in pubs.

 

9.5/10

 

(only surpassed by Batman Begins :p)

 

 

 

Flyboys

 

I'm not sure I actually should rate that film as I only saw the first half but it bored me that much. The characters are cliched, the dialogue is uninspiring and boring. It tries to be a war film but fails to actually shock and air fights feel rather confusing and unrealistic as well. The writers better had played some Command and Conquer before so they actually knew something about warfare. What ultimately killed it for me was the Flak. The explosions only shook the planes instead of ripping parts off. And the same boring score got repeated all the time. If you don't feel the need to see James Franco in a lead role you can easily miss out on that one.

 

stopped halfway through/10

[triforcemario]

Hannibal Rising.

 

Pretty damn awesome, and worthy of the title "Hannibal -----". The actor who plays Hannibal is the next best thing to Anthony Hopkins himself, but the movie ends on a bit of a loose thread.

 

9/10.

[triforce_keeper]

300

 

FANTASTIC!

 

I loved this, even though usually I don't like things like this.

 

Alot of battle, very gruesome, but very very good.

 

9.5/10

 

GO WATCH IT!

[mariosmentor]

The Good the Bad and the Ugly and A Fistfull of Dollars

Fucking classics. A+.

Sergio Leone's westerns are the pinnacle of entertainment.

 

also

 

Cheech and Chong - Nice Dreams

 

Classic stoner movie. If you are level headed watching this it may just be a pile of piss. If the level in your head is a bit off balance though...comedy ensues.

8/10

[gmac]

Jackass 2 - 10/10

 

absolutely hilarious, the stunts in this one are brilliant

[Goron_3]

Y tu mamá también.

 

Omg this film was AWESOME I seriously recommend you seeing it; it's in spanish but thankgod for the subtitles. the acting is great and it somes up men perfectly. Made me laugh too.

 

9/10

[Stocka]

The Good the Bad and the Ugly and A Fistfull of Dollars

Fucking classics. A+.

Sergio Leone's westerns are the pinnacle of entertainment.

:awesome:

Finally someone else who adores Sergio Leone's classics. Bloody incredible films, The Good The Bad and the Ugly is still my favourite

[Domstercool]

Clerks 1 and 2. Finally got to see these films and damn they are funny as hell. I can see why people like them alot.

 

A GRAND PORCH MONKEY 9!

[Hellfire]

:awesome:

Finally someone else who adores Sergio Leone's classics. Bloody incredible films, The Good The Bad and the Ugly is still my favourite

Awesome movie, I'm glad I bought the special ed DVD.

 

Clerks 1 and 2. Finally got to see these films and damn they are funny as hell. I can see why people like them alot.

 

A GRAND PORCH MONKEY 9!

 

Long live the donkeyshow!

[weeyellowbloke]

Amelie- I've seen it loads of times before, but it still makes me feel all gooey inside. It's just so quirky, funny and beautifully filmed. I find myself falling for the character of Amelie constantly as well. One small complaint though is that I think the guy in it is a bit unrealistic. I think in real life, by the time he received the third note about meeting, followed by strange events he would be thinking "Oh bugger this".

 

Anyway, I give it a full 9/10 and a thumbs up.

[Hellfire]

Mononoke Hime (Princess Mononoke)

Felt like watching it again. Damn, this movie is amazing, it's simply breath taking. Miyazaki is a genious. He and Miyamoto should make a game/movie colaboration.

[killthenet]

Fat Albert

Just caught the majority of this on Sky Movies. Was really enjoyable but Kenan is a terrible voice actor, his voice kept slipping between Fat Albert and Kenan Rockmore. Was also a little soppy-soppy in places, but you expect that with these kinds of flicks. Thoroughly enjoyable otherwise and Bill Cosby played himself in it, there's some meta-level shit going on here.

 

5/10