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rate the last movie you saw
simple as the title says. Just dont make this into a big flamin' war, or else I'll break out SPACEBALLS: THE FLAME THROWER! (the kids love this one)
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Pistol Opera (by Seijun Suzuki): **1/2 out of ****
last film:
Pistol Opera (by Seijun Suzuki): **1/2 out of ****
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Permalink Reply by B.O.B 9000 on -
The Hunger Games- Full Price.
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Permalink Reply by Zulzon on -
28 Weeks Later
Rental
Well, we completely lost the notion of reality in this movie, and that was one of the things I adored about the first one. OK, that is too harsh. We can compare ourselves, in some situations, to the characters of the film. But unlike 28 Days Later where we are taking part in the apocalypse, this already is a post-apocalyptic world.
The acting wasn't bad in the film. Jeremy Renner was the one who stood out from all the other actors. At the opposite pole was Rose Byrne who was awful and emotionless in the movie.
Also, the script was very poor in quality. But after all, there were no less than 4 screenwriters for this film. 4! I have never seen a movie with so many screenwriters: Rowan Joffe, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo(who also directed the film), E. L. Lavigne and Jesus Olmo. When I imagine 4 screenwriters working together on a film, I imagine a huge racket coming from that studio. Among the producers we can find Danny Boyle who directed the first movie, and in my opinion did a better job directing 28 Days Later than Fresnadillo did directing this one.
Overall, if you are a fan of post-apocalyptic horror films you might want to see this.
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Permalink Reply by B.O.B 9000 on
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Exactly what I was thinking...
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Permalink Reply by Zulzon on
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No, it's not a serious comment, but I haven't seen one for a long time, nor have I seen many.
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Permalink Reply by Adrianne on -
The Hunger Games- 8/10
Loved the movie overall, but hated the use of shaky cam. Wasn't too crazy about Josh Hutcherson either.
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Permalink Reply by Green Tea on -
I left for a week-long trip to Los Angeles the day this was released on DVD and Blu-ray, and my pre-ordered copy arrived 2 days after leaving. As much as I absolutely loved going to California, touring the Warner Brothers back lot, and having dinner with a set designer/art director I've been keeping in touch with for weeks, there was always an itch in the deepest crevice of my brain reminding me that this was waiting for me when I returned. As soon as I walked in the door yesterday, I slowly and carefully opened the yellow Amazon envelope and let the power wash over me: my prize had finally been claimed.
It was every bit as extraordinary as the first time I saw it in cinemas months ago, and I still have 2 hours of bonus material to watch.
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Senna
my rating: F
There is not a damn thing I like about Aryton Senna, who was the best formula one racer ever, which weighs little with me. I don't respect him, I don't like his face, I don't like his attitude, I just hate the annoying prick. There is no emotion behind his words, and whenever he says how humbled he is it looks like someone is twisting his tit. So watching a film entirely dedicated to him was not fun, but it wasn't torturous either. There is a large portion of this documentary showing us Senna's rivalry with even an even bigger jackass named Prost, but I actually liked Prost a lot more than Senna (Prost is fun to watch), and I would have loved to learn that Prost fucked around with Senna's vehicle the day he crashed to his glorious death. There is some great race footage from inside the vehicle every here and there, but I don't like being so close to Senna's face so I'd rather just watch pit footage on youtube. I don't give a flying fuck about racing of any sorts, and I really wanted to see Senna's brains get splattered all over the race track. But I guess watching his head snap back when he crashed will have to do.
Pusher
my rating: A
Nicolas Winding Refn is the best director of our generation, and I think this is his first film so I strongly recommend it to any fans of his.
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Permalink Reply by TheLizardhead on -
Here a question for you buddy: why fucking F?????
I haven't seen this movie yet, though I heard it is good (92% on Rotten Tomatoes!). But didn't you find any redeeming qualities of the film that can makes you give it at least C or D?
Chucky G is right, you really need to see some Grade-F movies that every film buffs should must watch so you can identify what's really a FUCK YOU/Grade-F/Bottom of the Barrel/Epic Fail movies are.
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92 percent on Rotten Tomatoes! Good god, I must agree with them! *copies and pastes all the praise I gave Tree of Life onto Senna review*
Once again, whenever the race was shown from inside the vehicle I got excited... Then I remembered who was driving.
This is not a fuck you, just a some ol' bullshit. Opinions exist.
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Mustin on -
You really need to have other ratings besides A+ and F.
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Permalink Reply by TheLizardhead on
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So what's the difference between your own grade F and FUCK YOU rating?
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