The Cinema / Rate the last movie you saw

[Edd Strid]

The Inbetweeners - Consistent with the TV show for laughs. Biggest laugh for me was Gilbert after the credits rolled, my sides hurt from that image.

[Mix]

Well I saw Men in Black 3 anyways and it was a lot better than I expected it to be!

7/10

[Edd Strid]

Well I saw Men in Black 3 anyways and it was a lot better than I expected it to be!

7/10

Certainly better than 2 then. Will have to check it out

[Mix]

Certainly better than 2 then. Will have to check it out

There was a decent twist that really sealed it with me.

[umberhulk]

Wow. I haven't seen Alien, but I don't make some bullshit excuse about it. I LIVE with the concequences.

[GlowBear]

Someone just told me they started the series with Alien 4....why ;_;

[PappaDukes]

Someone just told me they started the series with Alien 4....why ;_;

They're dyslexic?

[ZombiePlatypus]

Because Michael Wincott has a cool voice.

[DHoov]

I watched Prometheus Tuesday night and really liked it. Only downside being I thought that it created more questions than it answered but I definitely enjoyed it. 8/10

I then watched We Need To Talk About Kevin last night and it was honestly the hardest movie to sit through I have ever seen. It was a very well made movie and the acting was fantastic (Tilda Swinton was amazing) but there was just so much dread/despair throughout the whole movie and it was just rough to watch. I would recommend it to anyone who likes indie movies/very dramatic slower moving movies. 8/10

[Gyrael]

We Need To Talk About Kevin is my second favorite movie from last year. I fucking loved it. But yes, it is very grueling.

[DHoov]

We Need To Talk About Kevin is my second favorite movie from last year. I fucking loved it. But yes, it is very grueling.

It was an excellent movie and I haven't been able to get it out of my head all day. I love movies that make you think about them long after you watched them! Sadly those kinds of movies don't come around very often anymore.

[Steven Hansen]

Was watching Enter the Dragon on TV earlier today. Still awesome, but I also now have a greater appreciation for how well shot it is.

Also, really need to catch Moonrise Kingdom soon! And Prometheus, I guess.

[GlowBear]

I remember when I first saw Enter the Dragon when I was younger and thinking it was great, a kung fu james bond film!

[nmcmahan52]

Sherlock holmes game of shadows, it was decent, better than the first I'd say

[ZombiePlatypus]

Ever since I saw Enter the Dragon I've always referred to John Saxon as "Bruce Lee's white friend".

[Byronic Man]

Yeah, they all get to play off each other and do their own thing without it being overwhelming. Five people works fine. The one I saw live was Blood of the Vampires, and there was a bit of obvious unscripted riffing and back and forth thrown in too. The audience groaned at a particular Trace line and he got up and pretended to storm off, and said something funny. It's been a while, but the whole experience was just great.

Also, Prometheus:

Spoiler!

Yah no shit. One of many in a series of "what the fuck this is so stupid" moments of Prometheus.

[umberhulk]

You should run Diagonal.

[Austin_SJ]

I watched the 2011 Conan film. It was an enjoyable action film.

[ClownBaby]

Relevant.

[nmcmahan52]

The Devil Inside, it sucked bad, they should stop with the exorcism movies, none are as good or even close to the exorcist