Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[Rocket]

Originally Posted by Nidgit

Just watched it over the weekend . . . completely ridiculous but very funny. Loved that scene with the squirrel and the vomit . . . almost wet myself

That was great Nick!! I thought the 80s soundtrack was pretty awesome also

[Hellboy]

Sin City - 10/10

[RichBamf]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Sin City - 10/10

See first time I watched Sin City it was a 10/10 situation but the film simply doesn't stand up to repeat viewing IMO.

That Yellow Ba$tard is a pure 10/10
Big Fat Kill is a 4/10 - bad over acting by Clive 'I can't act very well if it involves being macho' Owen
And the Marv story (whatever they call that now) is a bit ridiculous but still at least fun at 7/10

so it's a 7/10 as a whole for me.

[Rocket]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Sin City - 10/10

+1 for me Scott

Recently picked the extended collectors edition up on Blu Ray, the transfer is sublime. What a perfect film....

[Bods]

I caught Sin City four times at the cinema...my current record for multiple theatrical viewings...checked out the extended edition on DVD and found it held up fine

[cblakey1]

Originally Posted by Bods

I caught Sin City four times at the cinema...my current record for multiple theatrical viewings...checked out the extended edition on DVD and found it held up fine

My current record was the original Bad News Bears back in '76. Saw it 60 times. All summer long me and friends kept sneaking in day after day with a used ticket stub from our original paid wiewing.

Runner up has to be Saving Private Ryan. Can't say how many times I saw it, but back in the day, it seemed like every time you turned on cable, there it was.

[JRL]

Back to the Future 3 9.5/10

[TNovak]

Book of Eli 6/10

Ok but not exceptional by any means

[patrickwm68]

Old Dogs 7/10

The Crazies 7/10

[Babytoxie]

5 Million Years to Earth (aka Quatermass and the Pit) (1967) - 7/10

Another creepy sci-fi "Quatermass" film, this one dealing with the discovery of a 5 million year old spaceship buried beneath London. This is X-Files before the X-Files.



You're Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush (2009) - 9/10

Will Ferrell's Broadway show, in which Dubya reflects on his life and presidency. It had me laughing from start to finish.