Rate the Last Movie You Saw
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City of God 9/10
Poor teenage negros banditising in high quality scenario. Morally meh but entertainingly noteworthy.
Departures 8/10
"A newly unemployed cellist takes a job preparing the dead for funerals." Morally high but sometimes over sentimental. What made it remarkable was the preparational part itself. Good watch.
Poor teenage negros banditising in high quality scenario. Morally meh but entertainingly noteworthy.
Departures 8/10
"A newly unemployed cellist takes a job preparing the dead for funerals." Morally high but sometimes over sentimental. What made it remarkable was the preparational part itself. Good watch.
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Safe 8/10
Good movie lots of shooting and fights
Wrath of the Titans 8/10
Better than the first one nice special effects and such.
Good movie lots of shooting and fights
Wrath of the Titans 8/10
Better than the first one nice special effects and such.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Watched the bond Marathon. 8/10 to all except live and let die and thunderball whice are 3/10.
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Margin Call
7/10
It was a good movie, though it could've been much better if I had understood more about stock values and some economical terms. What really got me into the movie was the development of the characters after finding out that they're in a financial crisis.
7/10
It was a good movie, though it could've been much better if I had understood more about stock values and some economical terms. What really got me into the movie was the development of the characters after finding out that they're in a financial crisis.
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HomeFront the Movie aka Red Dawn reboot- 7.0/10...decent film, no where near as good as the orginal.
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Flight (2012)
I'd rate this film a 9/10. While not a perfect film, it's one of the best I've seen this year. Basically, the film is about a pilot who manages to save all but 6 people during a plane crash. However, he gets put under the scope during the investigation.
The narrative was handled very appropriately. They showed the plane crash in enough detail to get what happened while not bogging it down with the unnecessary details. They then focused on the drama that unfolds after the plane crash leading into the climax of the film.
Denzel was absolutely astonishing as the lead actor. His character, Whip Whittaker, is a severe alcoholic who keeps drinking himself to near death and does cocaine to jolt himself into a normal state. He balances that with being a pilot who can do the impossible.
The supporting characters each had their own problems as well as having to deal with him and his habits. Nicole was the most interesting supporting character. She's a heroin addict who's on the border of being homeless. She ends up living with Whip after she leaves her apartment. You get to see some pretty good tension between these two characters. Then, there's John Goodman's character who's a drug dealer. He made me laugh when he was onscreen. His role was really small, but great. Other than that, you see some cardboard characters like Bruce Greenwood's and the owner of the airline Whip flies for.
Two major themes in the film include self-identity and drug/alcohol abuse. Whip is so riddled with drug and alcohol problems that he pushed all of the people around him away. They try helping him but he keeps rejecting it and prefers to be alone with his alcohol and drugs. He also struggles with his morals as he lies to everyone about his addictions until the very end.
Overall, this film was very enjoyable and had Denzel's best role since Training Day. I highly recommend watching this.
I'd rate this film a 9/10. While not a perfect film, it's one of the best I've seen this year. Basically, the film is about a pilot who manages to save all but 6 people during a plane crash. However, he gets put under the scope during the investigation.
The narrative was handled very appropriately. They showed the plane crash in enough detail to get what happened while not bogging it down with the unnecessary details. They then focused on the drama that unfolds after the plane crash leading into the climax of the film.
Denzel was absolutely astonishing as the lead actor. His character, Whip Whittaker, is a severe alcoholic who keeps drinking himself to near death and does cocaine to jolt himself into a normal state. He balances that with being a pilot who can do the impossible.
The supporting characters each had their own problems as well as having to deal with him and his habits. Nicole was the most interesting supporting character. She's a heroin addict who's on the border of being homeless. She ends up living with Whip after she leaves her apartment. You get to see some pretty good tension between these two characters. Then, there's John Goodman's character who's a drug dealer. He made me laugh when he was onscreen. His role was really small, but great. Other than that, you see some cardboard characters like Bruce Greenwood's and the owner of the airline Whip flies for.
Two major themes in the film include self-identity and drug/alcohol abuse. Whip is so riddled with drug and alcohol problems that he pushed all of the people around him away. They try helping him but he keeps rejecting it and prefers to be alone with his alcohol and drugs. He also struggles with his morals as he lies to everyone about his addictions until the very end.
Overall, this film was very enjoyable and had Denzel's best role since Training Day. I highly recommend watching this.
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Skyfall - 8/10
It was nice to see references to some of the older James Bond movies.
Best part of the movie has to be when the villain plays "Boom Boom Boom" on the helicopter.
I love how, after every Bond movie I watch (works better if I watch it in theater), I begin to act like him. I walk differently, look for security cameras and even clean my hands differently. This happens to me after most movies.
It was nice to see references to some of the older James Bond movies.
Best part of the movie has to be when the villain plays "Boom Boom Boom" on the helicopter.
I love how, after every Bond movie I watch (works better if I watch it in theater), I begin to act like him. I walk differently, look for security cameras and even clean my hands differently. This happens to me after most movies.
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Wreck it Ralph
It was... it was okay. I give it a 7/10. Not the best movie and I didn't find it very funny, but it was still entertaining. Honestly, I liked the short film "Paper Man" that showed before the movie started more than I did Wreck it Ralph. If you wanted to see the movie, it is still worth seeing, but don't expect greatness.
It was... it was okay. I give it a 7/10. Not the best movie and I didn't find it very funny, but it was still entertaining. Honestly, I liked the short film "Paper Man" that showed before the movie started more than I did Wreck it Ralph. If you wanted to see the movie, it is still worth seeing, but don't expect greatness.
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Project X 8/10
Great party movie very entertaining.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 8/10
Very good enjoyed it more than the first one had a good story and great action.
Great party movie very entertaining.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 8/10
Very good enjoyed it more than the first one had a good story and great action.
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The Karate Kid Part II
5/10
Doesn't have the same feel as The Karate Kid. I felt that this is somewhat like Bleach, with the new enemies to fight and the new moves the MC has to learn. The ending's impact seems weak.
5/10
Doesn't have the same feel as The Karate Kid. I felt that this is somewhat like Bleach, with the new enemies to fight and the new moves the MC has to learn. The ending's impact seems weak.
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AsaDePernil wrote...
A Clockwork Orange8/10
Pretty interesting :P
What do you mean "Pretty interesting"? I don't think you know what we are talking about here, it's a Kubrick movie. And a Kubrick movie is far from simply "interesting". They are psychological, realistic and deep like a black hole.
I can understand the rating you gave it. It's a weird movie and it's not always clear what the movie is trying to say. It also has a lot of symbolism that is hard to figure out.
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Ryssen wrote...
AsaDePernil wrote...
A Clockwork Orange8/10
Pretty interesting :P
What do you mean "Pretty interesting"? I don't think you know what we are talking about here, it's a Kubrick movie. And a Kubrick movie is far from simply "interesting". They are psychological, realistic and deep like a black hole.
I can understand the rating you gave it. It's a weird movie and it's not always clear what the movie is trying to say. It also has a lot of symbolism that is hard to figure out.
Like, i said pretty interesting because I don't know a lot of words in english to describe it, but i could understand it, how deep it was and these things. It's just that with my bad english i can't say anything more than "Pretty Interesting :P"
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AsaDePernil wrote...
Like, i said pretty interesting because I don't know a lot of words in english to describe it, but i could understand it, how deep it was and these things. It's just that with my bad english i can't say anything more than "Pretty Interesting :P"Use Google Translate or something.
OnT: The Godfather 10/10 Equally as good as I remembered. Marlon Brando is a legend.
I'm currently re-watching a lot of classic movies with Yoshii. Next up is Full Metal Jacket.
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Detachment
8.5/10
It's deep like most of Tony Kayes work. Adrien Brody gives a powerful performance throughout the entire movie.
8.5/10
It's deep like most of Tony Kayes work. Adrien Brody gives a powerful performance throughout the entire movie.
