Rate the last movie you watched (NO SPOILERS)

[VaultMan]

Naked Gun
8/10 corny, hilarious fun

New Daughter 7/10
From Paris with Love 8/10

Both were enjoyable, yet very predictable.

[Hellboy]

Originally Posted by Nidgit

Loved Man On Fire too (great flick) but would have to go with Training Day as Denzel's best. He blew me away in that movie !

Yeah I agree thats probably his best performance overall but as a film I can think of 2 or 3 of his that I like better.

[Nidgit]

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Yeah I agree thats probably his best performance overall but as a film I can think of 2 or 3 of his that I like better.

He's a great actor . . . his best characters seem to be his worst characters if you know what I mean (American Gangster and Training Day). I love seeing actors playing characters that are the polar opposite to what they have typically done in the past. Kevin Costner in 3000 Miles to Graceland is another classic example. Who'd have thought Kev could be such a nasty piece of work

[Barbarian]

Originally Posted by Nidgit

I've watched it a couple of times, and can tell you the points listed above don't give away much more than what you see in the trailer anyway . . . there's more story twists to enjoy and it's still worth the watch IMO

That's coolio. Thanks, man.

Originally Posted by Python

Watch man on fire, he's great!! speaking of which.....

Man on fire 8/10

Originally Posted by VinReaper

I of my fave movies! I agree 100%!
VR

Originally Posted by Argonus

Yeah, Man on Fire's excellent.

Originally Posted by Hellboy

Denzel's best film IMO.

Originally Posted by Nidgit

Loved Man On Fire too (great flick) but would have to go with Training Day as Denzel's best. He blew me away in that movie !

Originally Posted by Argonus

I only saw that once, a looong time ago. Need to see it again, for sure.

Originally Posted by VaultMan

Agreed. Denzel is so good in it, you forget it's him! Awesome, and Oscar worthy

Okay already! It's in my queue! Jeez!

Originally Posted by bigjohn550

Agreed. That movie was a huge letdown from how much they promoted it.

Yeah, completely. You ain't kiddin' even a little.

[Babytoxie]

Suspiria (1977) - 4/10. Ugh, what in the hell did I just watch? This is a prime example of style over substance - it's a creepy film, great cinematography, but wtf??? And the soundtrack was completely overwhelming... subtlety, gentlemen, subtlety.

[Bods]

Originally Posted by Babytoxie

Suspiria (1977) - 4/10. Ugh, what in the hell did I just watch? This is a prime example of style over substance - it's a creepy film, great cinematography, but wtf??? And the soundtrack was completely overwhelming... subtlety, gentlemen, subtlety.

awwww, Dario Argento is one of my favourite directors, I adore Suspiria (including the Goblin soundtrack). Sorry you didn't like it overall but at least you found merit in the amazing visuals

Tykho Moon 9/10
The best film of the brilliant comic artist-writer/filmmaker Enki Bilal.

Nigh----ching 9/10
Greenaway at his most accessible, most enjoyable film he's made since The Pillow Book.

[Hellboy]

Shutter Island - 9/10

Disturbing and thought provoking. I loved it.

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by Babytoxie

Suspiria (1977) - 4/10. Ugh, what in the hell did I just watch? This is a prime example of style over substance - it's a creepy film, great cinematography, but wtf??? And the soundtrack was completely overwhelming... subtlety, gentlemen, subtlety.

Suspiria is one of my favorite horror movies, actually!

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by Bods

awwww, Dario Argento is one of my favourite directors, I adore Suspiria (including the Goblin soundtrack). Sorry you didn't like it overall but at least you found merit in the amazing visuals

Tykho Moon 9/10
The best film of the brilliant comic artist-writer/filmmaker Enki Bilal.

Nigh----ching 9/10
Greenaway at his most accessible, most enjoyable film he's made since The Pillow Book.

the Goblin soundtrack rocks!