Thread: Last movie you saw - and rate it

Originally Posted by Ravage!!!

Kingsman 6.5/10

Was different than I expected. The ending of the movie put an ENTIRELY different twist on it than I would have expected after watching the first 1.5 hours of the movie. Not that it was bad, but just...... out there. Some of the fight scenes were EXTRAORDINARY. Some of the close range, hand gun scenes in this movie and in John Wick....have been incredible. Unfortunately, I dont think they had enough of that fun, action packed, cool fight scenes to boos this movie to a better rating.

Awe man, i was looking forward to this. Looks really good but sometimes trailers can be misleading.

seen someone on here rate Gone Girl pretty high so I watched it last night... good show, that chick is a freak!

Originally Posted by weazel

seen someone on here rate Gone Girl pretty high so I watched it last night... good show, that chick is a freak!

She was not really a freak as much as a complete neurotic psychopath. Pretty descent film though.

Originally Posted by Lancane

Wolves (2014) Starring Lucas Till, Jason Momoa and Stephen McHattie. 6/10

Rented it one night when nothing was on. About a High School football star who learns he is a werewolf and from a clan from somewhere out east. Tracks them down to find out his dad is the big bad wolf of the town and tensions are high between two different werewolf clans and that he is the only one who can put an end to it. Superb script and special effects for a B Movie, the production was solid not great and the acting could have been a lot better. Better then most movies in the sub genre, worth watching IMHO.

Apparently the actor Jason Momoa who played Connor in the above film is playing Aquaman in the League of Justice movie. I also saw they are doing an actual Aquaman movie as well.

Originally Posted by Northman

Apparently the actor Jason Momoa who played Connor in the above film is playing Aquaman in the League of Justice movie. I also saw they are doing an actual Aquaman movie as well.

If they come out with a complete aquaman movie..by itself... then they are completely looking for failure (unless they are just trying to find a way to boost aquaman's image?). Aquaman has always been looked upon as the ultimate in "lame" heroes. He's a non-factor...a hero that SHOULD have been a side-kick character. This picture looks cool and all, but ......ugh.

Originally Posted by weazel

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fail.

Originally Posted by Ravage!!!

If they come out with a complete aquaman movie..by itself... then they are completely looking for failure (unless they are just trying to find a way to boost aquaman's image?). Aquaman has always been looked upon as the ultimate in "lame" heroes. He's a non-factor...a hero that SHOULD have been a side-kick character. This picture looks cool and all, but ......ugh.

Yea, apparently the Aquaman movie is scheduled for a 2018 release but there is a sequel to Justice League as well so im assuming they are doing this much like the Iron Man/Avengers movies.

Friday the 13th Part 3 - 3D

I dig one out of the archives every time an actual Friday the 13th rolls around on the calendar.

Not the best of the series but unforgettable due to a certain "hand walker" getting sliced from the top down and a certain psycho acquiring his iconic facegear...;-)

DC is trying to pull a Marvel, the problem is that Marvel is owned by Disney (Marvel, Bruckenheimer, Lucas LTD) Pretty much one of the largest media conglomerates in the world and have been more successful then most, only Warner with Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit have been as successful over the same time frame.

Problem is that DC has been more successful on the small screen, they have found success on television with Smallville, but more recently with the Arrow and the Flash, something Marvel tried with Agents of Shield and have met a modicum amount of success but not to the same level. DC has tried this before, obviously Batman has been a hugely successful character, but none more so then Nolan's trilogy, Superman had decent success and they're going forward with the Superman/Batman film, but Affleck is taking the place of Bale who really did well in the darker aspect of the character, not sure it will meet the same success. I am not really a big DC fan to boot, but I guess we'll see how Superman v.s. Batman and Wonderwoman play out, but I am not expecting much.

Originally Posted by Lancane

9er I think Pudge was saying that because Al gave it a 10/10 score.

I was giving Chris Kyle a 10/10 as much as I was giving the movie a 10/10. Although I thought Eastwood and Cooper did a great job.

I stand by my rating.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

I was giving Chris Kyle a 10/10 as much as I was giving the movie a 10/10. Although I thought Eastwood and Cooper did a great job.

I stand by my rating.

That's cool Al, I thought it was okay, pretty good in most aspects...just not great, Cooper really made the film.

Originally Posted by Lancane

DC is trying to pull a Marvel, the problem is that Marvel is owned by Disney (Marvel, Bruckenheimer, Lucas LTD) Pretty much one of the largest media conglomerates in the world and have been more successful then most, only Warner with Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit have been as successful over the same time frame.

Problem is that DC has been more successful on the small screen, they have found success on television with Smallville, but more recently with the Arrow and the Flash, something Marvel tried with Agents of Shield and have met a modicum amount of success but not to the same level. DC has tried this before, obviously Batman has been a hugely successful character, but none more so then Nolan's trilogy, Superman had decent success and they're going forward with the Superman/Batman film, but Affleck is taking the place of Bale who really did well in the darker aspect of the character, not sure it will meet the same success. I am not really a big DC fan to boot, but I guess we'll see how Superman v.s. Batman and Wonderwoman play out, but I am not expecting much.

Yeah... I admit that I'm not a big "cape" guy at all... so I know that I'm a bit biased against DC.

Originally Posted by Lancane

That's cool Al, I thought it was okay, pretty good in most aspects...just not great, Cooper really made the film.

He did, yes. Eastwood did a good job directing too. I suppose what I loved about it was that he was truly a hero, but yet very down to earth with traditional values. Even though he was an exceptional war hero he was easy to identify with. Though he demonstrated exceptional valor, he demonstrated exceptional vulnerability.

I loved it.

I love Aquaman and other secondary DC superheroes but unless the movie is campy as **** (like Adam West Batman) then it will most likely be terrible. You can't make a tough guy out of a superhero whose power is to talk to fish.

Originally Posted by aberdien

I love Aquaman and other secondary DC superheroes but unless the movie is campy as **** (like Adam West Batman) then it will most likely be terrible. You can't make a tough guy out of a superhero whose power is to talk to fish.

exactly.