Thread: Last movie you saw - and rate it

Steinfeld was great in Hawkeye.

Saw Dune, and really liked it. Loved that it followed the book better than 1980s version and looked beautiful. Felt it had the right weight to represent the source material.

Originally Posted by elsid13

Saw Dune, and really liked it. Loved that it followed the book better than 1980s version and looked beautiful. Felt it had the right weight to represent the source material.

Looking forward to the next one.

Originally Posted by Tned

Looking forward to the next one.

I am too. I liked they didn't try to pack everything into one movie.

Originally Posted by elsid13

Saw Dune, and really liked it. Loved that it followed the book better than 1980s version and looked beautiful. Felt it had the right weight to represent the source material.

Kinda miss the weird slug thing spitting the ships into space!

Reviews are in for Morbuis. I'll decide for myself when I see it but for now, public opinion says...

Im going tomorrow to see it but yea i have a lot of comic book fans who hated it. Lol

Spiderman: No Way Home. 8.5/10

About halfway through the 2:30 hour movie, I was thinking it was a 7-7.5/10 movie. Just felt a little slow and whiny. However, I thought the 2nd half redeemed itself. They brought back some characters/actors from previous Spiderman series (prior to Tom Holland era), and the way that did it was pretty good. In the end, it was all pulled together into an entertaining, even emotional, super hero flick.

I figure this will be the last of the Tom Holland era, which is kind of a shame, as I like him, but Spiderman has always been a 2-3 movie run, and then 5-10 years later, reboot with another actor.

Originally Posted by Tned

Spiderman: No Way Home. 8.5/10

About halfway through the 2:30 hour movie, I was thinking it was a 7-7.5/10 movie. Just felt a little slow and whiny. However, I thought the 2nd half redeemed itself. They brought back some characters/actors from previous Spiderman series (prior to Tom Holland era), and the way that did it was pretty good. In the end, it was all pulled together into an entertaining, even emotional, super hero flick.

I figure this will be the last of the Tom Holland era, which is kind of a shame, as I like him, but Spiderman has always been a 2-3 movie run, and then 5-10 years later, reboot with another actor.

Given how the comics are rehashed and Peter Parker, per ownership stance, has to always be young, it's the cycle. Just lines up. Salient point.

The Northman- 9/10

The Batman: 8 out of 10 as a movie, 10 out of 10 for a refreshing film. Patterson is a studly Batman and I am glad I gave him a chance leading into the movie.

Originally Posted by King87

The Batman: 8 out of 10 as a movie, 10 out of 10 for a refreshing film. Patterson is a studly Batman and I am glad I gave him a chance leading into the movie.

Batman being remade for the 407th time is "refreshing"? What kind of morons do you take your readers for?

Originally Posted by Northman

The Northman- 9/10

Oh now we're giving ourselves ratings? Seems a little narcissistic if you ask me.