Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[Bullseye]

Elizabeth 6.5/10
Elizabeth the golden age 5/10

[joefixit2]

Originally Posted by ParisDean

Wow, I'm trying to remember what I did to pass the time during my flights to Australia. I think I mostly slept.

I just can't sleep on planes, no longer how long the flight is.

Flew from Singapore to India today, 5.5 hour flight. Only watched Good Will Hunting 9/10 still a great movie.

[samhain81]

Top Five- pretty funny all around with some solid laughs - 8/10

[gomur]

Furious 7 : 8/10

I haven't followed the series closely, but I knew what to expect going in. The characters are all given moments to shine and that's no small thing with a cast this size. Even new characters like Kurt Russel are a lot of fun. Gotta drink some Belgian beer.

The story is competent and interesting, but it's really just glue joining amazingly over the top action sequences. The movie has a lot going on with impressive fight choreography, gun play, and creative car chases.

And it's hard not get choked up by the ending. A perfect sendoff to the late Paul Walker.

[Hellboy]

The Avengers: Age of Ultron - 7.5/10

While this is a solid entry into the Marvel stable of films I can't help but feel a little disconnected from the universe they're creating. AoU fell far short of the first Avengers film for me. Obviously the newness has worn off by now but it was something more than that here. I just didn't feel as invested, the Ultron narrative failed to engage me and the action set pieces just felt too busy. There weren't any jump out of my skin comic book geek out moments and I know it isn't because I'm tiring of this material because Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy were high points only a year ago. I think part of it is Ultron as a villain and the threat he posed did absolutely nothing for me. While this isn't a bad film by any means it does unfortunately feel like a step backwards after 2014's offerings. We'll see how Ant-Man rounds out the year but I have a feeling based on what I've seen so far that 2015 is going to be a bit of a disappointment.

[Marvelito]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

The Avengers: Age of Ultron - 7.5/10

While this is a solid entry into the Marvel stable of films I can't help but feel a little disconnected from the universe they're creating. AoU fell far short of the first Avengers film for me. Obviously the newness has worn off by now but it was something more than that here. I just didn't feel as invested, the Ultron narrative failed to engage me and the action set pieces just felt too busy. There weren't any jump out of my skin comic book geek out moments and I know it isn't because I'm tiring of this material because Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy were high points only a year ago. I think part of it is Ultron as a villain and the threat he posed did absolutely nothing for me. While this isn't a bad film by any means it does unfortunately feel like a step backwards after 2014's offerings. We'll see how Ant-Man rounds out the year but I have a feeling based on what I've seen so far that 2015 is going to be a bit of a disappointment.

You scored it higher than I would have but those were pretty much my feelings about it.

[kal-el]

Originally Posted by samhain81

Watched this today as well. The colour saturation of the film was extremely similar to The Road, so thought of that film instantly too. The movie is very dark, with great performances by Arnold and Abigail. Although the film is mainly a film about Abigails character, with less emphasis than I'd hoped on Arnold.

I loved it . I say 8/10 as well. My wife made a comment that she liked Arnold in this because he acted. She saw the acting in his face and mannerisms instead of his voice. He didn't say much but he didn't need to.

[Bullseye]

Spooks: The greater good.
Harry Pierse a British Institution and head of counter intelligence of M.I.5. Based on the series Spooks which ran for 10 seasons , The Greater Good maintains the heart of the BBC show and while shot on more expensive equipment never forgets where it originates. For me a thoroughly enjoyable trip down memory lane and a fine piece of spy genre. Long live Harry. 7/10

[PureInvasion]

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) ~ 3/5

First time seeing this one. Overall, I enjoyed it. If I had some complaints it would be that the whole movie was essentially a rehash of the 2nd film (just with different locations and end goal) an the character development this time around was fairly weak.
Still a fun flick and Arnold was great in it.

[abarron]

Resident Evil: Afterlife 5/10

Might not help that i've seen Retribution before this one but they are starting to feel just like long tv episodes. Not one of my favourites in the series