Rate the last movie you watched.

[Roberta]

Originally Posted by Greenlizard0

Grindhouse? Got to say I give movies like that no time at all, but both were pretty good! Death Proof's even better.

I was also starting to think I wouldn't really like a Tarantino movie again. Not a fan of the Kill Bills, nor Inglorious Barsterds.

I love dreadful B movies anyway so this obviously appealed to me!

[Stan_Lite]

Originally Posted by Greenlizard0

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus

I heard about the cast of this film and that it was an almost child like fantasy. Then I saw the preview and was really geared up.

I just really didn't think it was that good. It's a very watered down film I felt, and it just fails to take off. I've just now read that Heath Ledger died halfway through it. Perhaps this may have led to difficulties and maybe it does explain some of the disjointedness throughout. How they attempted to fix this was pretty admirable and it works out very well though. But in the end the script wasn't all that and as such it's just not a film I can recommend. Which I'm very annoyed at if I'm honest.

5.5/10

Watched this on the plane on the way out here and, if I was being generous, I would agree with Greenlizard. If I was being honest, I would say the film was a huge disappointment and not worth the effort. I thought the entire thing was weak throughout and a huge disappointment. One would expect better from Terry Gilliam

3/10 (It only gets that because of Lily Cole ).

[Flibster]

Shaun of the Dead

One of the best Zombie movies ever made.
Absolutely love it.

9/10

[A Place of Light]

Originally Posted by Goose

I'm not too sure, I've always been more of a fan of the scenes in Ronin.

Good choice, and an excellent movie.
I've always felt that the chase itself played second fiddle to the way they shot that one though.

[divine]

I saw Up in 3D last week.

First thing, the glasses gave me a bit of a headache, not pleasant. 3D was used well though, just nicely complemented the film, it wasn't just indulging in 3D cliches by making stuff shoot out of the screen every five seconds.

Secondly the film, whilst good dragged for me a bit. It was very very predictable, in a way I don't feel many of Pixar's other films are. I felt a lot of the time I was sat there thinking 'come on get this bit over with' because it was obvious where it was going and what was about to happen. With say, Wall-E, whilst it could be predictable I never once found myself sat thinking similar things, I was enjoying the film too much.

I'd give it a solid 7/10 as it was a good film but I don't think it measures up against some of Pixars previous work.

[Jingo]

Up in 3D made my eyes wee!

Twas another strong moment for Mr Jingo

[Wossi]

Originally Posted by A Place of Light

Good choice, and an excellent movie.
I've always felt that the chase itself played second fiddle to the way they shot that one though.

Aye, iirc they set up cameras all along the chase scene so they didn't have to keep starting and stopping the cars to make sure the chase flowed. Loved that scene. In fact love the film.

[Princess Griff]

Me n Jingotron watched Wall-ee for the first time the other

WAS BRILLIANT!!!! Such a great concept, and I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Def recommend!
9/10

[A Place of Light]

Originally Posted by Wossi

Aye, iirc they set up cameras all along the chase scene so they didn't have to keep starting and stopping the cars to make sure the chase flowed. Loved that scene. In fact love the film.

Never knowing what the package is/was is a definite Keyser Soze moment, and a nice touch IMHO.

[divine]

Men who stare at goats

Not quite as funny as the trailer led me to believe, though it has its moments. Often quite a weird film and my facial expression was largely changing between a slightly confused frown and a mild smirk.

Definitely worth a watch, 7/10