Thread: Last movie you saw - and rate it

Originally Posted by King87

She kinda cute.

Definitely like the longer hair on her but it got me thinking that a lot of the concerns over the "feminism" thing is way overblown and overly dramatic. I didnt think it felt near as forced in CM as it was in the one scene in Endgame. Oh, and i just got done watching the easter egg at the end and the cat thing throughout the movie is great. I love that. Lol

Originally Posted by Northman

Definitely like the longer hair on her but it got me thinking that a lot of the concerns over the "feminism" thing is way overblown and overly dramatic. I didnt think it felt near as forced in CM as it was in the one scene in Endgame. Oh, and i just got done watching the easter egg at the end and the cat thing throughout the movie is great. I love that. Lol

I forgot about that 'scandal'.

Conan The Barbarian (1982) 9/10

I used to watch this classic movie when I was kid. Right now, I love it more and it refreshed my mind. Personally, I did not know that big guy was Big Ben Davidson. (Raiders Player)

Conan II: The Destroyer 7/10

Did you know that Andre The Giant played a big monster role? The Dagoth. Interesting! I didn't know it was Wilt Chamberlain who played a bodyguard. How cool is that?!

I knew about Wilt but not about Andre. That is pretty good trivia right there.

Oh, and the first Conan is a 10/10. Come on.

Originally Posted by Northman

Oh, and the first Conan is a 10/10. Come on.

I would give it 10 if that big guy is a Broncos player.

Parasite -- 9.5/10, had to deduct 3/4th of a point for subtitles.

American History X - above average, but short of being great- 7.5 out of 10.

Halloween 18'- 7/10

When it comes to the Halloween universe H18 actually shows the return of John Carpenter as well as Jamie Lee Curtis. This installment is actually meant (much like the recent Terminator movie) to be the 3rd act following Halloween I & II (Non Zombie flicks) as part of a trilogy. So basically we are to disregard all the other installments when viewing this. While the film is meant to be for the horror minded it actually ends up being more of an action flick as Curtis (Laurie Strode) has been waiting patiently for 40 years to face Michael Myers again to finally put him to rest.

Nevermind of course in Halloween H20 she did it there as well but again, different universe. This film also follows the similar theme of "girl power" that we are seeing spring up recently across the silver screen as not only is Strode stronger and no longer playing victim but her daughter Karen and grand daughter Allyson are also key focal points in the movie's finale. There are some decent kills in here but the eeriness that once rode high in the first 2 films is sorely missed in this one. Decent watch for sure and better than most others in the Halloween franchise but in terms of this specific setting it falls way short of the first two films and while Carpenter may not like it, i felt that Zombies version of Halloween is actually far superior to what Carpenter brought here.

Originally Posted by Northman

Halloween 18'- 7/10

When it comes to the Halloween universe H18 actually shows the return of John Carpenter as well as Jamie Lee Curtis. This installment is actually meant (much like the recent Terminator movie) to be the 3rd act following Halloween I & II (Non Zombie flicks) as part of a trilogy. So basically we are to disregard all the other installments when viewing this. While the film is meant to be for the horror minded it actually ends up being more of an action flick as Curtis (Laurie Strode) has been waiting patiently for 40 years to face Michael Myers again to finally put him to rest.

Nevermind of course in Halloween H20 she did it there as well but again, different universe. This film also follows the similar theme of "girl power" that we are seeing spring up recently across the silver screen as not only is Strode stronger and no longer playing victim but her daughter Karen and grand daughter Allyson are also key focal points in the movie's finale. There are some decent kills in here but the eeriness that once rode high in the first 2 films is sorely missed in this one. Decent watch for sure and better than most others in the Halloween franchise but in terms of this specific setting it falls way short of the first two films and while Carpenter may not like it, i felt that Zombies version of Halloween is actually far superior to what Carpenter brought here.

Halloween '18 movie directors John Carpenter and others said ignore all sequel films. They are currently working on Halloween III: Halloween Kills in 2020 and they will have fourth film in 2021. "Halloween Ends."

However, I like Halloween II (1981) Great opening scene! They decided to ignore this one because they wanted to change the storyline than having a brother-sister storyline.

I love the first 2.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

Parasite -- 9.5/10, had to deduct 3/4th of a point for subtitles.

Where did you see this? Can I get a little more, without giving anything away?

Originally Posted by Magnificent Seven

Halloween '18 movie directors John Carpenter and others said ignore all sequel films. They are currently working on Halloween III: Halloween Kills in 2020 and they will have fourth film in 2021. "Halloween Ends."

However, I like Halloween II (1981) Great opening scene! They decided to ignore this one because they wanted to change the storyline than having a brother-sister storyline.

Halloween’s sequels aren’t all awful, but none are great. Paul Rudd is in one of them.

Danny McBride is one of the writers for the recent film adaptations.

I watched the new Halloween on Halloween. I was most troubled that it was just called "Halloween" - now we're not even distinguishing the title from the original?

Jamie Lee has seen better days man.

I just watched the new joker last night while at home. I really liked it. I heard some people say it was not very good, but I really really liked it. Jaquin or whatever the hell his name is did a great job. He did a beautiful job imo of someone that has a mental illness. After having a good friend become him (without the killing) it was pretty good.