Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[Tetragrammaton]

The Hobbit 6/10

I will note that I was physically tired when going into this one, and I nodded off a few times during the slow part, of which there were many.

[bat_collector]

The Hobbit 9/10 Loved it. saw it in the High frame rate format. Still not sure what I think about that, though.

[Frankierock]

Originally Posted by Nidgit

The Man With The Iron Fists: 6/10 - I was so excited when I saw the trailer for this way back when. But it doesn't live up to the trailer at all. Hammy overacting (Crowe is one of the worst offenders), pretty awful dialogue and an uneven mix of short action scenes with drawn out back story elements. Had a couple of cool bits (you saw them in the trailer) and RZA seems completely out of place.

I so wanted to see this but having a Former Wrestler and a Rapper who both really never acted before, just made me not want to see it. I may watch it on DVD when it comes out.

[Python]

Ted 5/10

I was really looking forward to this one but ultimately I found it a little slow and not anywhere near as funny as I expected. It was basically a long episode of family guy with a bear and Mark Wahlberg.


Paul 8/10

I've seen this one about three times now and found it just as enjoyable each time. Maybe I'm just biased as I'm a sci fi geek but I love all the little references, good film too.

Originally Posted by Luminous

Men In Black 3 - 8/10

Blind bought this one, and it was a very nice surprise. After the second movie came out, it seemed to me the concept of MIB was a one hit wonder. I enjoyed the first one, but the the second one was simply trying to hard to replicate the magic of the first and striking out while doing so. I am happy to say MIB 3 is an excellent addition to the franchise. I knew Brolin was going to be good, I am just glad his presence wasn't the only redeeming quality in the film.

This is good to hear, I loved the first film completely.... the second however is best forgotten I think, I guess Il go and rent this one when I'm next off work.

[Argonus]

Enough of you seem to have enjoyed "Paul"; I'll have to give it a whirl at some point.

[Ryu]

Moneyball 7/10

[Hellboy]

Originally Posted by Argonus

Enough of you seem to have enjoyed "Paul"; I'll have to give it a whirl at some point.

Have fun with that one. Personally I hated it. Found it annoyingly stupid and almost shut it off halfway through.

[Argonus]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Have fun with that one. Personally I hated it. Found it annoyingly stupid and almost shut it off halfway through.

I probably won't like it, then... I'm someone who found the majority of "The Hangover" to be less than funny, minus a small laugh here or there.. so "Paul" probably would probably go over just as poorly with me. I "got" all the comedic moments, I just didn't find most of them to be funny.

Having said that, I only saw its sequel once, but if I recall correctly, I think I enjoyed it more than the original.

[Hellboy]

The Dark Knight Rises - 8.5/10

Satisfying conclusion to Nolan's trilogy but my least favorite of the three. As big as this film was I think it deserved a bit more Batman. I think My Cocaine deserves a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his portrayal of Alfred as he stole every scene he was in. I'd love to see JGL's John Blake don the cape and cowl in the upcoming Justice League film.

[Argonus]

"You're not doin' it nasal enough!" - name that "Michael Caine" movie.

Agreed, though... Caine's a fantastic Alfred. You 100% believe that he IS Bruce Wayne's butler, friend, and lifelong caregiver.

Originally Posted by Hellboy

The Dark Knight Rises - 8.5/10

Satisfying conclusion to Nolan's trilogy but my least favorite of the three. As big as this film was I think it deserved a bit more Batman. I think My Cocaine deserves a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his portrayal of Alfred as he stole every scene he was in. I'd love to see JGL's John Blake don the cape and cowl in the upcoming Justice League film.