Rate the last movie that you saw for the first time.

[A.J.K]

Logan 10/10

Spiderman : Homecoming 10/10

[GD]

Blade Runner 2049 - 9/10

Absolutely beautiful.

[Blue Demon]

Pearl Jam Let's Play Two 4/5. If you like their music and the Chicago Cubs, you'll like this.

[Droford]

Moviepass #8 Happy Death Day - 7.5/10 twas better than I expected

[Droford]

Blood Diner - I dont even know what to say about it other than if you like cannibalism, nazis, wrestling nazis, zombies, more canibalism, and the worst dubbing of an movie that was (I think) already in english in history, then its for you.

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Jimmy Hitler gives it 4 fingers because hes lucky no one ate them yet

this scene fully describes how ridiculous it is

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Woman gets battered up and her head deep fried.
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Woman runs around with a huge doughball on her head.
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Doughball and head get knocked off clean with a broom.

[Droford]

Moviepass #9 Flatliners 2017 - 5/10

For starters within the next few months I'm going to end up needing open heart surgery so seeing a movie where a bunch of people decide hey lets stop our hearts inn the name of science probably wasn't great idea. All the reviews seemed to have the same idea..the movie feels pointless. I will agree and add to that the biggest pointlessness is Kiefer Sutherland having an extended cameo and not doing anything with him. But..anyway..it wasn't bad..it wasn't good..just felt like 100 minutes of pointlessness.

I'm seeing Snowman tomorrow night. I might be bothered to see Geostorm too..I guess

[Droford]

Moviepass #10 Snowman 6/10
Not as bad as reviews made it out to be but the killer reveal us dumb and the final confrontation is even worse.

All the reviews say this is easily the worst movie theatrically released this year by a mile and a half..we'll see

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Spider-Man Homecoming-8/10

Favourite Spidey to date. Very light, whimsical, small in scale but thoroughly funny, enjoyable and entertaining. Small gripes include the Flash Thompson casting but whatever. This movie was fun as fuck.

Michael Keaton is so great. Tom Holland was perfect. And Aunt May as a sassy Italian lady is so sexy. More please.

[Disturbed316]

Train to Busan - 9/10

Don't usually go for foreign language films but anything with zombies and I'll give it a go. This was easily one of the best zombie films out there, it had a great set of characters and the story was really gripping.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Baby Driver-8/10

Fun thrill ride. Not too deep a plot or anything but very enjoyable and a great soundtrack. Driving sequences are well done.

[Ruien]

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[Lock Jaw]

Moviepass #9 Snowman 6/10
Not as bad as reviews made it out to be but the killer reveal us dumb and the final confrontation is even worse.

All the reviews say this is easily the worst movie theatrically released this year by a mile and a half..we'll see

@Droford

I don't like it when you make a post saying what movie you are watching and then later edit it to add in your score. Half the time I just forget about it. Sometimes I go "oh yeah Droford made a post" and then I have to scroll up to find it and see your edited post with the score.

I suggest just not making the post until you are ready to rate it.

[Destor]

there is so one, low postcount guy, who posts in here and doesnt even rate them...fuck that guy

[Nicky Fives]

The Babysitter - 8/10 - Netflix original horror/suspense movie. Not usually a fan of these types of movie, but I liked this one a lot. Basically a gruesome, inappropriate Home Alone.

[Seanny One Ball]

Home Alone was appropriate?!

Those burglars would have died ten times over.

[wwe2222]

The Babysitter - 8/10 - Netflix original horror/suspense movie. Not usually a fan of these types of movie, but I liked this one a lot. Basically a gruesome, inappropriate Home Alone.

I just watched this last night.

Id give it a 7/10. Thought it was entertaining

[GD]

It Follows - 7/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Thor: Ragnarok 8/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #11 Jigsaw 6/10

Not terrible but if youre going to drag the Saw franchise out if mothballs after so long you'd think it's be better. Even the twist was kinda convoluted and silly at best.

[Droford]

I'm thinking about seeing Nightmare before Christmas today..have never seen it and I can see it with my moviepass

[Droford]

Moviepass #12 Suburbicon 8/10 Just a notch less liked than Fargo mainly cause the characters aren't as good

[GD]

American Made - 8/10

The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) - 6/10

Sandler with a very strong performance.

[Droford]

Gonna go see Keep Watching tonight at 10.
Movie filmed 2 years ago and getting a 1 show 1 night release how bad could it be lol

Edit - This is definitely the night I finally have a theatre all to myself..no way anyone else wants to see it

[Droford]

A couple showed up 5 min into the trailers and judging by the noises I heard they probably didn't #keep watching

Moviepass #13 Keep Watching 5/10 kinda felt like the original Purge + Paranormal Activity + Standard House Iinvasion movie. 1 fairly inventive death. If you can get past the fact the bad guys basically can see everything because they wired up the house with more cameras than Big Brother..its ok. The ending was obvious and a cop out...and i have no idea who Bella Thorne is but she's ok I guess.

[GD]

Christopher Nolan's Following - 8/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #14 Only the Brave 8/10 easily the best of all the movies I've seen with MP.

[Seanny One Ball]

Kong: Skull Island - 8/10

This was infinitely better than I had ever hoped for. I honestly thought this was going to be the worst Kong yet but it is easily my favourite now.
John C Reilly just waltzes in there and steals that movie right from under everybody. Nobody fights it, they can all see how perfect he is in the role.

I'm excited for Godzilla v Kong now.

[GD]

Thor: Ragnarok - 10/10

[DrA]

Where The Day Takes You

I found this on Netflix. It's about this guy named King who wears a leather jacket with a snake on it, and he leads this group of runaway white people that live on the streets of Los Angeles, one of them is a drug addict who wears a varsity jacket with a W on it played by Sean Astin. Hot Laura Flynn Boyle joins the group and she hooks up with King. King eventually gets into this spat with some other guy and that guy gets shot by one of the young guys in the group who has gay sex to get by which causes some drama. Kyle McLaughlin plays a drug dealer who lives in one of those rooms with graffiti on the walls and an incline bench press rack next to the couch. It's Will Smith's first movie as well apparently, he plays a guy in a wheelchair without legs. I don't know, it was basically a glorified episode of Melrose Place with a better cast but equally as melodramatic. Movies from the early nineties hit a specific nostalgic nerve with me though so it kept my attention.

[Seanny One Ball]

Silver Linings Playbook - 9/10

This film was so good, so well written and so fantastically acted that it made me like Jennifer Lawrence for a while and I really really fucking hate Jennifer Lawrence.

Inception - 8/10

I'm glad I waited to see this. This was great fun.

[Ruien]

Chappie 9/10. Wonderful all around movie.

[Frank Drebin]

Bootleg District 9

[Frank Drebin]

Where The Day Takes You

I found this on Netflix. It's about this guy named King who wears a leather jacket with a snake on it, and he leads this group of runaway white people that live on the streets of Los Angeles, one of them is a drug addict who wears a varsity jacket with a W on it played by Sean Astin. Hot Laura Flynn Boyle joins the group and she hooks up with King. King eventually gets into this spat with some other guy and that guy gets shot by one of the young guys in the group who has gay sex to get by which causes some drama. Kyle McLaughlin plays a drug dealer who lives in one of those rooms with graffiti on the walls and an incline bench press rack next to the couch. It's Will Smith's first movie as well apparently, he plays a guy in a wheelchair without legs. I don't know, it was basically a glorified episode of Melrose Place with a better cast but equally as melodramatic. Movies from the early nineties hit a specific nostalgic nerve with me though so it kept my attention.

I am going to watch this now, DrA.

[Seanny One Ball]

Chappie 9/10. Wonderful all around movie.

Chappie scared the shit out of me. I was in existential crisis for days after I saw that.

[Lock Jaw]

Been meaning to watch Chappie since...... it came out.

[Seanny One Ball]

I gave it away because it genuinely messed with my head.

I think about death constantly and Chappie is not a good film for that sort of thinking.

[Lock Jaw]

Thor: Ragnarok - 8/10

[Ruien]

I gave it away because it genuinely messed with my head.

I think about death constantly and Chappie is not a good film for that sort of thinking.

Chappie is about life....... imo.

[Destor]

Thor: Ragnorok - 8/10 had a great time

[GD]

Silver Linings Playbook - 9/10

This film was so good, so well written and so fantastically acted that it made me like Jennifer Lawrence for a while and I really really fucking hate Jennifer Lawrence.

Inception - 8/10

I'm glad I waited to see this. This was great fun.

I was genuinely surprised by how good "Silver Linings Playbook" was when I was saw it in the theater. Well, I did go after referring to the Rotten Tomatoes score. Jennifer Lawrence can act her behind off and it shows when she's phoning it in.

[Seanny One Ball]

Chappie is about life....... imo.

It is, it's also about death and reincarnation and the existential quandry that a technological reboot version of your human brain brings with it.

It scared me to near shivers.

[Frank Drebin]

Robocop

[GD]

Colossal - 6/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #15 Geostorm 3/10

The only saving grace on this is that the effects look cool but everything else from acting to story just was plain stupid/awful

[GD]

Point Break - 6/10

Keanu Reeves is adorable. Now that I am at it, I might check out more films from the '80s and early '90s.

[Gayfabe]

Killing of a Sacred Deer - 10/10

Extremely dark with some comedic moments that pretty much went over most of the audiences head. Another classic from Yorgos Lanthimos.

[Seanny One Ball]

Watching Guardians of the Galaxy 2 and Passengers tonight.

[Seanny One Ball]

"I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"

Ahahahahaha

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Guardians 2 was really enjoyable.

[Seanny One Ball]

Guardians 2 9/10
Passengers 6/10

Guardians 2 was excellent. Lots of solid laughs, a great villain, some great references and the action was once again top class. My only complaint was overuse of forced laughter. Some of it was tolerable but it wore thin very quickly with Drax the main culprit.

[GD]

Inside Llewyn Davis - 8/10

[Seanny One Ball]

What are his outsides like?

[GD]

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[Nicky Fives]

Bad Moms 2: 6.5/10 - Women will love it, men will tolerate it to ogle Mila Kunis & Kristen Bell. Good for a few laughs and great to see with the missus and hope for a blowie later in the evening.

[Helmsphere]

Thor Ragnarok: 7.5/10

I found it enjoyable, but a little lacking in the story department. Visually was very beautiful. The action sequences were well done. Had a gripe with the ending.

[Droford]

Moviepass #16 Daddy's Home Two - 7/10 its funnier than the original primarily due to Mel Gibson..

[GD]

Stuck On You - 7/10

Adorable, drunk, and biased.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Hunger Games Mocking Jay pt 1-6/10

Performances were great. But the movie itself felt like a filler episode to set up part 2. Which I'm certain it is. Never noticed before but the score's pretty good.

[GD]

I never got into the Hunger Games movie series.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

They're pretty good. Not the best but I'd say a little better than standard action blockbusters

[Malfeitor]

Thor: Ragnarok

4/10

[Seanny One Ball]

The Hunger Games is just Battle Royale for cowards with Jennifer Lawrence running around screaming for two hours.
Garbage.

[Lock Jaw]

The first two Hunger Games were really average films. They weren't terrible, but they weren't good either.

The last two were bad, with the last part being especially terrible.

[Seanny One Ball]

They are terrible.

Divergent too.

Maze Runner just about gets a pass because Will Poulter rules.

[Lock Jaw]

Never seen divergent. I thought the first Maze Runner was ok. I didn't like the second one so much.... maybe because I accidentally watched it after getting a ticket to watch The Martian and going into the wrong theater.

[Lock Jaw]

I haven't seen Battle Royale in a long time..... I like the book and the manga better than the movie.....

[Seanny One Ball]

The sequel was just horrible though

[Lock Jaw]

I don't really remember it all, but I remember thinking that.

[Blue Demon]

Thor: Ragnarock 9/10

[Nicky Fives]

Daddy's Home 2 - 7.5/10 - Pretty good, same type of movie as the first but Mel Gibson & John Lithgow add a nice new wrinkle. Linda Cardellini is aging like a fine wine.....

[Ruien]

Get Out - 6.5 out of 10. I don't see why it was so highly rated by everyone.

[Seanny One Ball]

Seriously? I now rate it as nearly perfect.

Watch it again and see the silver spoon reference and the whole creepy ordeal becomes as clear as day.

Get Out is a work of genius. A near perfect genre meld with suspense, horror and comedy.

[GD]

Come on, Ruien.

[Droford]

Moviepass #17 Thank you for your service - 7/10 couldn't really say its a great movie..just ok. Miles Teller reminded me of Peyton Manning the whole movie and he was in only the Brave and it was basically the same thing ("it shoulda been me")..

[Shisen Kopf]

Get Out....meh...it was ok. 3.5/7

[ClockShot]

Murder on the Orient Express (2017) - 3/5

[GD]

The Beguiled - 5/10

[Emperor Smeat]

Shin Godzilla - 3.5 out of 5

Was decent overall but the English dubs used were pretty bad

[Droford]

Moviepass #18 Justice league 6/10
I didn't think it was as good as BvS to be honest

[Destor]

Justice League: 6/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #19 - Murder on Orient Express 6/10 with the quality of the cast I was expecting a better movie. Never read or seen the originals but I figured out who did it based on the 12 different stab wounds..which seemed obvious (the why I didn't get but them all being connected to the pilot seemed convoluted). Also the cgi was pretty bad.

[Lock Jaw]

Justice League - 8/10

[GD]

Justice League - 5/10

[Sixx]

The Accountant - 5/10

Disappointing. It starts great. Autistic accountant doing all kinds of wonders with numbers for criminals and regular people alike. No facial expressions as he's constantly focused so the casting of Ben Affleck is perfect. Then it turns into a Bourne movie and turns out the accountant is a master of martial arts, marksmanship and whatever you can think of.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Justice League-6/10

Has all the same problems the two previous crappy Snyder efforts had; pacing and editing issues, character development and motive, and a compelling villain.

THE GOOD

1. The team-this is the highlight of the film. The casting of the heroes and their chemistry together is top notch. They mesh well together.

2. Superman-they finally got him right. Allegedly, all or most of the scenes were Whedon reshoots, and he did in 20 minutes what Snyder failed to do in over 5 hours of film, and that's get the tone and personality of Superman right.

3. The Flash-this is a breakout role for Miller. He's been on plenty of movies already, but he's now in a big tent pole style movie, wear he steals almost every scene he's in.

TEH BADZ

1. Steppenwolf-Good God he was fucking boring. A cardboard cutout of a villain with little motive, none of which was compelling, boring dialogue that came off as just rambling, and a horribly rendered cgi model that looked fake as shit.

2.editing/pacing-this is something Snyder has always sucked balls at. You just jump scene to scene with little if any set up. For instance, we get the scene from the trailer of Bruce removing his snow goggles, looking down on the bar in Iceland or wherever he found Aquaman. His lines about a stranger from the sea kicks in literally right after. You go from him looking down from the top of the mountain to him talking to the patrons.

This could've easily been fixed by having Bruce walk thru the doors, a clear outsider, with the patrons stopping what they're doing to look at him as he walks thru the bar. He can get to the front, look around, and start talking. But they skip all that.

This is the whole movie. It's one scene right after another. There a few scenes where the movie will slow down to let the characters breath, and those are the best moments. But they're too few and far between.

3. Stakes-there were non. Except for one family in the end. But you don't see how the worldis rearin reacting to Steppenwolf, to scientists being stolen, to the world seemingly about to end. It's all very....contained. In the Avengers, you see the teamsaving people but also see just how big a threat the invasion is to civilians. In Justice League, you don't get the sense anything that's going on is of much importance to the world.

4. Action Sets-they're boring, and uninspired. Outside of one scene involving Supes and the League, the action for the most part is meh. The end of the movie, with shoddy cgi, just drags, much like the last 2 efforts, and is really the least interesting part of the film.

5. Character development-sure, the characters are fun, but because the film is so short and they have to rush into setting up the team to battle Steppenwolf, you never get a chance to sit down and really invest in these characters. There are moments that give you an idea, and they're interesting, but the brisk pace and jumpy editing of the film doesn't allow these scenes to be fully developed. Especially Aquaman. As cool as he was, and as funny as a scene with him before the final battle was, he wasn't really fleshed out much or given much motive to be there.

I gave Bvs the same score, as I feel from a film standpoint these movies are about the same in quality. In terms of watchability, however, Justice League, is a much better waste of time. It has great character moments and is light on the usual overbearing style of Snyder's attempt at dark and complicated and focuses more on trying to just be a simple crowd pleasure. Which is why I feel it's a very small but very certain step in the right direction.

I wonder if this'll get a sequel. Affleck looks like he's all but done, but everyone else seems on board. So I'm interested to see if they somehow rebuild the train wreck Snyder has left them. Amazing he lasted this long.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Justice League 6/10

[Destor]

Get out: 8/10

Was going lower until the 3rd act. At first its just a reimagining of the stepford wives but the 3rd act really let itself go to a dark place. The film's ability to shift gears so many times and remain not only cohesive but compelling is really impressive.

[Destor]

The alternate ending would have made it a 9/10

[Ruien]

What was the different ending?

[Destor]

theatrical his friend shows up and take him away to safety. Original ending was the cops show up and arrest him

[DaveWadding]

Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie 10/10

[Emperor Smeat]

Godzilla (2014) - 3.5 out of 5

Found it better than Shin Godzilla overall but this film's Godzilla might have been on screen for less time than in the Shin film.

[Droford]

Moviepass #20 Roman J Israel Esq. 8/10 - I don't see how Denzel doesn't get a best actor nod for this. Best of all the movies I've seen.

[PapaGeorgio]

Moviepass #19 Roman J Israel Esq. 8/10 - I don't see how Denzel doesn't get a best actor nod for this. Best of all the movies I've seen.

I give Roman J a 3/10. Was all over the place. Denzel brought a lot to the table for the movie. At times Denzel was acting autistic, then next seen he'd be delivering a line like he's Classic Kick-Some-Ass Denzel. Story was weak and not that engaging either. it had some interesting things going for it, but the dots never connected for it.

[PapaGeorgio]

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - 8.7/10 didn't go into this movie with any expectations but really enjoyed it. kept me engaged the entire time. Would have liked to see another final scene. Was surprised by how deep the cast was, every other scene a recognizable face is popping up.

[Sixx]

Wild Hogs - 3/10

That was painful.

[Destor]

Lol watched it with my dad once. Fucking ouch

[Sixx]

Tim Allen as a biker is only a bit more believable than as a cage fighter.

[Emperor Smeat]

Rogue One - 4 out of 5

[A.J.K]

Dr. Strange - 10/10

Thor : Ragnarok 10/10 (meanwhile Loki is still falling.)

[Sixx]

Alien Covenant - 6/10

Amazing performance by James Franco. Burned alive within the first 5 minutes of the movie, without even opening his eyes, much less moving.

[Black Widow]

10 things i hate about you

One of my favorite teen movies

[Droford]

Moviepass #21 Coco 8/10 only Pixar movie I've liked more was Up. Didn't see the twist coming either which was surprising

[Droford]

Moviepass #22 Wonder - 5/10 didn't like it or hate it. Kinda..meh

Seeing 3 Billboards.. Tomorrow night

[ClockShot]

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - 4.5/5

[Droford]

Moviepass #23 3 Billboards..6 out of 10

Wanted to like it. But it feels like there was a lot missing and its hard to explain...

[Ruien]

Warcraft 8/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Suburbicon 5/10

I did not really know what to make of it.

[DrA]

The Long Goodbye

This was very good I thought. It's based on the Raymond Chandler novel, and to date I've never read a Raymond Chandler novel, but they make for good movies. Robert Altman is one of my favorite "stylistic" directors, all of his movies are set in cool ass buildings and houses and stuff.

[Emperor Smeat]

Doctor Strange - 4 out of 5

Really good overall even though it follows a similar pattern Marvel have been using for their Cinematic Universe films. The first half being slow and mainly spent on building the origin while the latter half is when things start to really move along and act more as the character's showcase.

[Donald the Great]

Last movie I saw was the Brit made psychological thriller Fright. Ian Bannen plays an escaped lunatic who terrorises babysitter (Susan George) while ex wife Honor Blackman is out with her fiancee. Any one seen this fine chiller.

[slik]

The Disaster Artist

9/10

[GD]

The Disaster Artist - 8/10

[Seanny One Ball]

Dr. Strange - 5/10

I loved the shifting landscapes. I liked Benedict Cumberbatch and Chiwetel Ejiofor.
I hated the plot and the shocking performance of Tilda "Don't put me in comic book films. I stink." Swinton.

The little boy in The Last Airbender should sue Tilda Swinton. He'd have a hell of a case.

[Seanny One Ball]

Bad Moms - 4/10

Kathryn Hahn saved this from the bin. So talented and enjoyable is Kathryn Hahn that I watched an otherwise deplorably bad film. Mila Kunis is quite frankly a terrible actress with no redeeming features in a movie designed to take away her only appeal by ageing her.
Don't cast Mila Kinis in a lead fucking role. She's shite.

[Seanny One Ball]

I'm watching Wild Things for the first time in 19 years. It holds up. Bill Murray is joyous in it.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Coco-9/10

Loved it. Maybe my favorite movie all year. Very emotional ending, as a parent. So good. Very respectful to the culture.

[Seanny One Ball]

Coco is rated on IMDB's 250 best ever list. I was randomly on that page last night and saw it.

[Droford]

I haven't seen any movies in s while cause my theatre refuses to play stuff like Disaster Artist or Lady Bird but we get shit like Just Getting Started

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Coco is rated on IMDB's 250 best ever list. I was randomly on that page last night and saw it.

It might be my favorite Pixar movie

[GD]

Okja - 8/10

[GD]

Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond – Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton - 6/10

[OwenHartFan]

Coco-9/10

Loved it. Maybe my favorite movie all year. Very emotional ending, as a parent. So good. Very respectful to the culture.

I gotta admit, I saw this movie and went in with a shite attitude, but the movie wasn't actually too bad. 7.5/10

[Droford]

In anticipation of seeing the Disaster Artist tomorrow with MP I saw the room

The Room - 5/10 falls under the category of so bad its actually not terrible. Wasnt the worst 100 minutes of my life wasted watching a movie.

[PapaGeorgio]

Disaster Artist - 5/10 Wasn't a fan. Most of the laughs in my theater just came from direct references from The Room, the main story just didn't have enough and missed the mark compared to the book.

[PapaGeorgio]

Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond – Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton - 4/10 Jim Carrey just came off as a pretentious prick. I don't like method actors who take things that serious.

[Seanny One Ball]

In anticipation of seeing the Disaster Artist tomorrow with MP I saw the room

The Room - 5/10 falls under the category of so bad its actually not terrible. Wasnt the worst 100 minutes of my life wasted watching a movie.


So bad it's not terrible...5/10...

Are you deliberately trying to send up that joyously nonsensical piece of shit with an equally paradoxical review?

[Destor]

Last Jedi: 8/10

[Lock Jaw]

Last Jedi: 8.4/10

[Simple Fan]

Star Wars Last Jedi 7/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #24 Nat. Lampoons Christmas Vacation (seen before numerous times)
Moviepass #25 Disaster Artist 8/10 - enjoyed it and was impressed by the scene comparisons at the end.

[GD]

Coco - 8/10

Very emotional.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Captain Underpants-8/10
Was actually really really funny. Not what I expected but I was pleasantly surprised.

[Black Widow]

Nacho Libre

Fucking horrible!

[Seanny One Ball]

I bought Nacho Libre for £1 this year. You're right, it is...not good.

[Sixx]

I thought it was ok. Then again I was drinking heavily.

[Sepholio]

I just watched Howard the Duck for the first time. Saw it on and remembered the scenes in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies and figured I'd give it a go.

I....I don't even know what to think. Part of me wants to rate it like .5/10. Another part wants to rate it like 5011/10. So kanefused right now.

[Droford]

Moviepass #26 Jumanji - 5/10 didn't like how they explained it turning into a video game. Jack Black was funnier than U expected. Bet it gets a lot of heat for the dick jokes.

[GD]

The Last Jedi - 9/10

[Sepholio]

Kingsmen 2. 6.5/10. Decent action movie and I dig the whole British thing a lot. Couple things didn't get enough explanation though or exposure. Also wasn't the hugest fan of how much slo-mo they used during fight scenes.

[Droford]

The briefcase fight scene was not as good as the churchbscene in original.

Also

Moviepass #27 Darkest Hour 7/10..kinda..meh. Feel like Dunkirk stole some of its thunder ..

[Droford]

I'm going to see Tiger Zibda Hai tomorrow because..why not
I'm shooting to hit 30 movies before the year is up.
Tiger Zinda Hai
Shape of Water
Downsizing
Father Figures
Greatest Showman

[GD]

Tiger Zinda Hai might be amusing. Salman Khan is a Bollywood icon.

[DaveWadding]

Coco - 10/10

Jumanji - 6.3/10

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Star Wars: The Last Jedi 8/10

[Droford]

Moviepass #28 Downsizing 4/10 stupid movie

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Miss Sloane 8/10

[Shisen Kopf]

The last Planet of the Apes movie. It was decent I give it a 3

[Destor]

The Greatest Showman: 7/10

Could have used an extra 20 to flesh out subplots a bit better. 90 min run time hurt it. Music was very top 40 which didnt help jackman but efron and zedeya shared a killer number

Pitch 3: 7/10

The sequel 2 should have been....atleast from a soundtrack perspective. Plot was absurd but stay compelling. Farcry from 1 and like 2 desperately needed a male vocalist but i enjoyed it.

[Frank Drebin]

3 Billboards - 3.5/4. Really really good. Kinds veers into the unbelievable (unless thats what they were going for) at times but I enjoyed it lots.

[Sixx]

Mechete Kills - 6/10

I like cheese and ridiculous, but this was confusinf for a film like thst.

[slik]

Watched The Good Dinosaur. 7/10

Might be the darkest Pixar flick (Toy Story 3 is still up there). I liked it (I think) but it was odd.

[Frank Drebin]

The Shape of Water - 3 out of 4.

Splash Noir

Plenty of Octavia Spencer "mmmmmm-hhhmmmmm" 's and a villain that isn't totally reviled enough so we made him fairly racist and misogynistic.

[Droford]

Moviepass #29 Shape of Water inconclusive..Power went out 15 minutes before the end. Up til that point I would have said 7.5/10. I had to deduct .5 or for the stupid musical number where she sings it felt out if place even as like a daydream sequence.

[slik]

Bright - 3/10

It starts really well, I couldn't understand the 'worst film of the year' reviews. Then the 2nd hour happened. I don't know if I've ever seen a movie so disastrously fall apart. The 2nd half of the movie is completely incomprehensible.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Denial 7/10

[Sixx]

Terminator: Genisys - this sucked, nnot to mention the stupid itlre,

2/10

[Lock Jaw]

lol Genisys

So worried about setting up a "new franchise" and "sequels" that it forgot to be good

[Ruien]

Blight 6.5 out of 10

[ClockShot]

The Shape of Water - 5/5

Del Toro & Jones do it again.

[Blonde Moment]

A Christmas Story
8/10

[slik]

Boss Baby

7/10 pretty charming and fun

[Frank Drebin]

Bright - 2 out of 4

Not sure how anyone can say this was the worst thing they've seen in a while. It wasn't great and each act is less interesting than the one before but it wasn't total shit. Bad Boys meets Lord of the Rings. Showed promise but overall "meh".

[slik]

The Last Jedi - 7/10

I'm not a big Star Wars person but I liked it! It took big risks with narrative/character (imo) and it will age well (imo).

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Star Wars: The Last Jedi-8/10
Far more interesting narrative wise than its predecessor. Took some risks and went in directions I wasn't expecting. But I loved it.

[GD]

Felt like Rian Johnson gave JJ Abrams the middle finger with a lot of reveals.

[OssMan]

"Coherence"

This movie basically just raised a bunch of questions and had no intention to answer them at all, but that wasn't necessarily bad, was a fun watch with a few other ppl to kinna throw around some ideas bout what's hapnin, spitballin, brainstormin, everyone having a good time.

[OssMan]

also watched

Children
Of
men

again. Wonder if I posted it in here in 2009 first time... LOVE THIS MOVIE... so bleak.. seemed way less dystopian/more realistic than it did when I saw in 2009. Truly truly brilliant.. so many moments where there's something real quick going on in the background that makes everything seem shockingly "stark"... truly truly brilliant... fuck the white dreadlock

[Destor]

The one shots are technical marvels

[Lock Jaw]

I remember the first time watching it and not even realizing the "one shots" for a bit because I was "too sucked in"..... only after awhile did I go "hold on a second, when was the last time it cut?"

[Sixx]

Dirty Grandpa - 4/10

Seriously, Robert De Niro, are you that broke?

[Destor]

I remember the first time watching it and not even realizing the "one shots" for a bit because I was "too sucked in"..... only after awhile did I go "hold on a second, when was the last time it cut?"

Oners are my fav things. I was prob half way into the first oner when i realized just how complicated the shot was...and then there were more...and more. Just blown away by how ace SO MANY moving parts were. Outstanding.

[OssMan]

just wacthed Y Tu Mama También... spent years thinking this movie would be stupid but it turned out to be good, real good. Also similar to children of men where whatever the 3 heroes or whatever are experiencing, like whatever dumb convo, they're very much removed from what's going on outside of their car.. poverty, war etc.. (children of men director mentioned this in commentary) felt like I could identify with this

[Sixx]

Trainspotting 2 - 8/10

Very solid. Love Robert Carlyle and Johnny Lee Miller.

[Sixx]

Justice League - 6/10

I'm a sucker for superhero movies, so I kinda enjoyed it, even though it wasn't very good.

I like Affleck as Batman, which is something I never thought I'd say or type.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

He's pretty good in the role. Hopefully he'll sign on for the upcoming Matt Reeves project

[Sixx]

He's pretty good in the role. Hopefully he'll sign on for the upcoming Matt Reeves project

I think it's confirmed he's in it.

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Kalyx mentioned a rumorsite that claims he and Cavill have signed contract extensions. One can only hope. Loved the last 2 Apes films. Third one was amazing. Excited to see Reeves' take on Batman and I think Affleck in the cowl would just add to it.

[Frank Drebin]

Creep 2 - 2.5 out of 4. I liked the first one better but this was ok. Minus .5 star for a solid minute of naked Mark Duplas floppy weiner.

Really dig his unstable character and the minimalist take but a lot of the fun in the first movie was not knowing exactly what he was up to even though you damn well know where it's headed. 2nd one that mystery isn't there since you know what his deal is.

[Destor]

Kalyx mentioned a rumorsite that claims he and Cavill have signed contract extensions. One can only hope. Loved the last 2 Apes films. Third one was amazing. Excited to see Reeves' take on Batman and I think Affleck in the cowl would just add to it.

Pretty sure it was an instagram account so i def wouldnt cite it as a source just yet

[Damian Rey 2.0]

Oh I'm not. Most reputable sites say Reeves is looking for a new Batman

[Lock Jaw]

Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 - 8/10

I enjoyed it. I don't really remember the first one too much, but I think this one was maybe "less concerned" about "being Canadian" and was instead just being a buddy cop action movie which happened to be in Canada.

[Lock Jaw]

Shape of Water - 9/10

P good

[Sixx]

That's My Boy - 7/10

For some reason I liked this. Maybe it's the beer talking anf rating but I had some laughs watching this.

[GD]

Enemy - 6/10

[Jordan]

Dr. Strange - 7.5/10 - Great movie, in the upper echelon of modern superhero movies.

[DaveWadding]

Mother! - 0/10 - What the fucking fuck was that?

[Droford]

Moviepass #30 All the Money in the World 6/10
Couple of points
1 - there was a decent an interesting story. But it just kinda fell flat and was at times boring
2 - can't imagine Kevin Space in it after seeing Plummers performance. Spacey probably did the movie a favor.
3 - Michelle Williams almost had a performance worth of an Oscar nod..

[Jordan]

Hateful Eight - 7/10

Solid Tarantino affair, really enjoyed Sam Jackson so I moved onto....


The Samaritan - 5.5/10

Enjoyable. But aside from Sam Jackson and Ruth Negga, the acting is bad. Watch out for Luke Kirby, bad actor.

[GD]

Paddington - 4/10

[Frank Drebin]

Dunkirk - I fell asleep. Thought it was going to be more engaging. 2/4 I dunno.

[Sixx]

Dunkirk - I fell asleep. Thought it was going to be more engaging. 2/4 I dunno.

Damn, I love war movies and already got this downloaded. Hmmm.

[Frank Drebin]

Maybe I missed all the best parts while falling asleep.

[Sixx]

The cast is pretty sweet. I have no idea who Fionn Whitehead or Tom Glynn-Carney are but you got Tom Hardy, Kenneth Brannagh, James D'Arcy, Cillian Murphy and Mark Rylance.

[Lock Jaw]

I thought it looked amazing, especially watching it in IMAX film format..... but I did find the actual story a bit lacking. Like he was so busy and concerned with making it look beautiful that he forgot to put much effort in the story.

[Lock Jaw]

I know people who love the movie, though

[GD]

Try not to watch Dunkirk on digital. The IMAX sequences are cropped out. Takes you out of the experience.

[GD]

25th Hour - 7/10

[Blue Demon]

Molly's Game - 9.5/10.....really liked it. Kinda like poker, so that got me interested. Had a good story and I never once looked at my watch. Lost half a point as the plot was weak at some points and a couple scenes seemed forced.

[Impeccable]

Passengers - 7/10

I enjoyed that. A few plot holes, and a little predictable (nothing wrong with predictable as long as satisfying).

I put it on after trying to watch Valerian. Neither of the two leads in Valerian have anything going for them and are both detestable. Switched off after 25 mins, so it gets a 0/10 from me.

[GD]

Ladybird - 10/10

[Jordan]

I, Tonya - 8/10

Really fun, very good acting and great storytelling style of breaking the 4th wall in a really cool way.

[slik]

Call Me By Your Name - 7.5/10
Gorgeous setting, good soundtrack and great performance from Timothy Chalamet...but kind of boring the first half of the movie. Actor who played the dad was also good. Armie Hammer is, well, Armie Hammer, but that sort of works for him here.


Insidious: The Last Key - 4/10
Bad way to end the Insidious franchise. The story doesn't really make sense and has lots of plot points that go nowhere. The haunted house is located on the same property as an abandoned prison...but they never explain why or even go inside the prison.

[El Vaquero de Infierno]

Hostiles 7/10

[Seanny One Ball]

Logan Lucky 8/10 - Great fun, very smart caper which really wasn't what I expected. Adam Driver was good but Daniel Craig was hilarious.

Office Christmas Party - 7.5/10 - So much funnier than I hoped. A consistently funny and endearing little adult Christmas number.

Trance - 4/10 - Fucking terrible. This was like a shit remake of some weird French film but apparently it's an original opportunity to make another uninspired mess. Danny Boyle is caught in his own hype. He hasn't made a great film for a while and on rewatching none of his films really stand up as well as Shallow Grave. Trainspotting was always overrated but recent Boyle is bizarre and disappointing for me. T2, 127 Hours, Sunshine and Trance are all films that pretty much any generic director could have made.

Brawl In Cell Block 99 - 9/10 - After Bone Tomahawk we get this glorious and timely contribution to the prison genre. It seems like too long since a director making a genre film just said "fuck it" and instead of trope swerving just drives right through them. This is a brilliant film. It has big budget B movie written all over it and stood alongside Bone Tomahawk pushes this writer/director up next to Ben Wheatley and The McDonagh Brothers as one of cinemas best original contributors. Apparently he has 26 scripts sold and they are all in development hell so he's an auteur now. Fantastic.

Lego Batman - 7/10 - Will Arnett is always going to carry a movie this silly to an acceptable laugh ratio.

The Duel - 5/ 10 - A solid formulaic Western with the worst ending and worst ending speech of all time.

Valerian - 7.5/10 - This is what you get when the mind that brought you the Fifth Element gets access to a huge budget twenty years later. This could have been near perfect but it bounced around like a pinball with a bizarrely uneven tone. Cara Delevigne is unspeakably beautiful in it.

Kung Pow: Enter The Fist - 7/10 - I really wish I had seen this when it came out. My tastes are less infantile now so I was cringing half the time and laughing the rest. Had I seen it aged 15 I would have loved it forever.

Blood Father - 6/10 - Eh. I love Mel Gibson and the girl was smoking hot.

The Boss - 7/10 - Funny but too much fluff not a high enough laugh count.

Traffic - 6/10 - Supposedly a masterpiece. I prefer Logan Lucky than this preachy crap. Crash is a better movie than this and Crash aged horribly.

The Grey - 8.5/10 - High tension, high adrenaline action with a fucking amazing director at the helm. This is better than The Revenant.

Narc - 8/10 - Joe Carnahan is probably the best and least appreciated director that nobody can name. Imagine pulling together a police procedural film starring Jason Patric and Ray Liotta in their later careers and having it as a point of pride rather than shame fifteen years down the line.

[GD]

Leon: The Professional - 6/10

[Ezra]

Valerian - 7.5/10 - This is what you get when the mind that brought you the Fifth Element gets access to a huge budget twenty years later. This could have been near perfect but it bounced around like a pinball with a bizarrely uneven tone. Cara Delevigne is unspeakably beautiful in it.


I would have liked it more but Dane dehaan is fucking God awful. Almost every scene he was in took me out of the movie.

[Seanny One Ball]

I really love Dane DeHaan so I really couldn't agree less. He seems to have made a career being the best thing about disappointing films. Chronicle, A Cure For Wellness and now this. None are bad, just not as good as his performances.

[Ezra]

I really love Dane DeHaan so I really couldn't agree less. He seems to have made a career being the best thing about disappointing films. Chronicle, A Cure For Wellness and now this. None are bad, just not as good as his performances.

He wasn't quite as bad as Rihanna. I will give you that. I've seen jumper but I can't remember same at all so I may watch that again. He just rubbed me the wrong way in this. He also looks very tired and looks like he needs some rest.

[Seanny One Ball]

Oh God Rihanna was the worst, least necessary nor enjoyable distraction I have seen in a movie since Sting in those Wing-pants from Dune.

[Frank Drebin]

I thought Chronicle was ok.

[Frank Drebin]

The Green Room: 3/4 stars.

Good. Nothing fantastic, but a nice take.

[Seanny One Ball]

Green Room by the guy that did Blue Ruin?
I thought people over hyped that a bit too much before I saw it but it's a solid film with some great characters in it.
Blue Ruin was immense.

[Seanny One Ball]

I thought Chronicle was ok.


It's not going to blow anybody's mind but I think Dane DeHaan is excellent in it.

He looks like he should be the sickly quiet weirdo in everybody's high school experience.

[Frank Drebin]

Green Room by the guy that did Blue Ruin?
I thought people over hyped that a bit too much before I saw it but it's a solid film with some great characters in it.
Blue Ruin was immense.

Yeah. I pretty much agree

[Droford]

Moviepass #31 Molly's Game 9/10 all around great movie

[GD]

Brad's Status - 9/10

Can't believe I've seen two beautiful films in such a short span of time.

[GD]

Frances Ha - 7/10

There were moments in the movie where I wanted to hug Greta Gerwig for being an adorable person.

[Droford]

Moviepass #32 The Commuter 7.5/10 for the most part it was ok and it was pretty much what you'd expect for a Liam Niesen action movie

[Black Widow]

Moviepass #31 Molly's Game 9/10 all around great movieagree

[Shisen Kopf]

Darkest Hour---movie was longer than an hour and it wasn't a horror movie like I thought. Cannot rate.

[Seanny One Ball]

Those lying bastards

[A.J.K]

Jumanji 2 - Welcome to the jungle 10/10

I may be in the minority here but i liked this better than the first one and i love this first one.

[Seanny One Ball]

It's not a sequel.

[Ruien]

The Circle 9/10. I love looking at Emma Watson.

[GD]

Dodgeball - 3/10

[Ruien]

You watch3d that movie like 15 years late. It would have been funny if you were younger.

[GD]

I guess. I enjoyed Zoolander which was around the same time.

[PapaGeorgio]

I, Tonya - 8.5/10 Good pacing, went by quick. Funny moments, kept me engaged.

[PapaGeorgio]

The Commuter - 5.5/10 Enjoyable shitty action movie. As movie continued to progress, so did cliche moments. Liked aspects of it, not the worst way to kill an hour or two but nothing impactful overall.

[Jordan]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 - 9/10

Amazing movie, so funny, so unexpected, can't wait for more.

[Seanny One Ball]

Margot Robbie is beautiful but a fucking horrendous actress.

[XL]

Get Out
10/10

[Ruien]

Arrival 4/10. At the end now actually but it's been sooo boring. Only a super amazing ending will make it 5/10 but that's not likely.

[Seanny One Ball]

Arrival is one of the worst sci fi films i have ever seen. A complete and utter waste of time and resources.
The uderlying theme being that somehow Amy Adams has every right to continue down a path she knows will lead to doom. It's arrogant drivel.

[Tonya Harding]

I, Tonya

10 out of 10

[Ruien]

Arrival is one of the worst sci fi films i have ever seen. A complete and utter waste of time and resources.
The uderlying theme being that somehow Amy Adams has every right to continue down a path she knows will lead to doom. It's arrogant drivel.

I didn't watch the end.

[GD]

Arrival is one of the worst sci fi films i have ever seen. A complete and utter waste of time and resources.
The uderlying theme being that somehow Amy Adams has every right to continue down a path she knows will lead to doom. It's arrogant drivel.

I disagree. I watched it in the theater with one of my coworkers and we were both "blown away".

[Sixx]

Well, it was universally praised but you know, opinions.

[Frank Drebin]

Loved it.

[Sixx]

Hm, got it downloaded. So many movies on my HD. And somehow I can find time to sit here but can't find it to watch them.

[Lock Jaw]

I enjoyed Arrival a lot...... haven't watched it again, though.....

[Fignuts]

Blade Runner 2049- 5/5

I was really skeptical when the sequel was announced. It doesn't seem like the kind of movie that you would think to make a sequel for. That and Hollywood's current cash grab obsession had me dreading it. Especially since the first is one of my favorite movies.

Couldn't have been more wrong. They knocked it out of the park. Fucking loved everything about this movie. How they paced every twist and turn. The attention to detail in replicating not only the world of the original film, but the atmosphere. From the music, to the unique cinematography, they captured the feel of the first films world perfectly, but the characters and story allowed it to stand on it's own. That is something incredibly hard to do, and you don't see it all that often.

I love cyberpunk, noir, and the world of the original blade runner, so I'm not gonna act like I'm not a little biased, but I think this is a beautiful film, all the same.

[GD]

Was able to grab a steelbook copy from my local Best Buy :love:

[Fignuts]

I also love that like the original, they never definitively say whether Deckard is a replicant in this one either.

I like to go with the Deckard is a replicant theory, but I think it's great that it's open to interpretation.

[GD]

Didn't Ridley Scott confirm that a while ago?

[Fignuts]

Yeah, but multiple people who worked on the film have different opinions on it.

The screenwriter and Harrison Ford both subscribe to the "Deckard is Human" train of thought.

[Nicky Fives]

Jumanji: 9/10 - Perfect family movie. I DETEST Jack Black, yet can admit he did an excellent job in the film. The Rock is The Rock, same goes for Kevin Hart. Never saw the original Jumanji, so I have nothing to base it off of other than the old one was about a board game, but as a stand-alone film it is great.

[Seanny One Ball]

I disagree. I watched it in the theater with one of my coworkers and we were both "blown away".

It's lazy pseudo philosophy and it annoys me to see it dressed up as some revelatory experience.

What blew you away about it? If it was the acting then fair enough but the story was laughably stupid, remorselessly cruel and about as insightful as one of Darren Aronofsky's shits.

[Seanny One Ball]

I tend to be vitriolic about films that cost me money and will never be played again.

My DVD/Blu Ray collection is massive and I resent "Arrival" taking up space in it.