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Didn't realize the Japanese director (The Grudge) made this. Ghosts on a Plane by way of Altitude and Final Destination.. 7/10.

P.S. Scout Compton is fucking hot as the punk goth chick on this.

X-Men Days of Future Past 9/10

Amazing Spider Man 2 8/10

Blended 6/10

Anchorman 2 - fail.fail

insufferable

Hunger Games: Catching Fire-8/10

Liked it a lot. Felt a little long, but I watched it late, so that was likely attributing. Really enjoyed this far more than the first, mostly due to the fact that the tournament was second fiddle, and the characters were more fleshed out, as well as the political aspects of the film were dug into more. Donald Sutherland was the fucking man in this movie. I don't know he seemingly gave up as he got older in terms of what he was willing to do, but I loved his work in this film. Good stuff.

X-Men: DOFP 8.5/10
The Experiment 7.5/10

It's hilarious in how absurdly quickly things escalate.

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Batman Returns - 7/10

I had a great time revisiting this movie for the first time since I was a little toddler. As a kid, I remember being sad towards the end of the movie ( ). Tim Burton took a lot of liberties and I am not sure if he has ever read the comic books. The movie has a lot of shortcomings but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

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Fucking weird-ass movie. High Tension by way of Inside (French movie). One thing confuses me:



8/10.

Wake Wood - Pet Sematary meets Wicker Man anyone? 7/10.

Lego Movie- 9/10

Way better than it had any right to be. This was just really fun.

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My only complaint about this fatalities galore that'll make Mortal Kombat look like a PG cartoon, is the badly English Dubbed version of this... And the antagonist reminded me alot of Bruce Campbell's Ash!!! he looks and talks like him in dubbed version.

Other than that, I agree with the review saying, "What if the Godfather and Departed plus Bloodsport had a child, it'd be this movie."

P.S. Hammer Girl was the highlight for me in the late 2nd half! She's totally right up there with Thurman's The Bride in Kill Bill or Go Go Yubari!

9/10.

Where the fuck do you find these movies, RR?

At shopping malls where they have local theaters, silly!

Finished The Omen Trilogy on a DVD Box set that has 4 discs but The Omen 4 wasn't included only the 2006 remake of it..

And, The Shining. 9/10 for both.

RR's dedication to this thread is amazing. I cannot fathom having the time and energy to watch all these movies. He's a greater man than I.

Yep and here's another one:

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Glee + School of Rock + Scream/Saw-ish masked killer = This movie.

Plot twist:

Best part was the singing of the kids while the killer screaming his own song inside his hideout telling them to stop in a metal rock theme that'd make Meat Loaf himself proud.

And yes, Meat Loaf was also the highlight of singing along with the kids in this movie. Sure, most reviews say it was total shit and doesn't deserve to be alongside classic musicals like Rocky Horror Picture Show, Little Shop of Horrors or any Phantom of the Opera musicals being remade to death.

But hey, the rendition singing of the killer's theme and the mayhem gore galore behind it worked like poetry in motion. And they even pulled a Carrie in the final moments of the movie... Yes, the bloody bucket!

7/10.

Raven Reap Ya can attest to this, but over where he lives it's pretty easy and cheap to get trashed and have your way with whomever. That's his thing, he watches movies and reviews the hell out of them while probably getting dome from a fellow citizen. It's 45% cray cray

Dallas Buyers Club - 6/10

It was okay.

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - 8/10

I had to turn on the subtitles.

47 Ronin - 3 out of 5

Right?

Yeah.

Blue Valentine - 8/10

Subtle pro-life agenda :noon:

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - pass

A dangerous movie for a fella like me to get consumed with. Fortunately, there were only a few heartwarming and relatable scenes and too many. It was well shot. I liked it. :)

Edge of Tomorrow: 9/10 really loved it, not a giant Tom Cruise fan "in general" but thought ht was great in this role

Pacific Rim: 5/10 idk just did not have a feel for this movie at all, think watching it right after EoT bored me of it. may rewatch again in future and re-evaluate...

Transformers: Age of Extinction 7/10. For some reason, I can live without Shia's annoying presence here.

RoboCop-7/10

Not a bad remake. Seemed to be more Gary Oldman's movie than the guy playing Murphy. Lacked a compelling villian. Lots of underdeveloped characters. However, enjoyed the look and style of the film. Sound design was great. Theme of Robo keeping/fighting for his humanity and becoming sentient despite his programming was a nice angel. Surprised by the critical reception. Solid sci fi action thriller.

Justice League Flashpoint-8/10

Pretty good direct to DVD animated fim, dealing with an alternate universe created by the Flash, who is the main character in this one. Thomas Wayne Batman is a complete bad ass, and the different roles the characters were cast in was a fun take.

Captain Phillips - solid film, starts really well but thought the second half was a bit "eh" and I wasn't really affected by much that went on. Thought Hanks was best at the very end when he was just shaking with shock and fear.

Veronica Decides to Die - Sarah Michelle Gellar suffers from depression so tries to take her life. Survives, but in the process causes herself to have a fatal injury which she'll die of within weeks anyway. She then begins to see the good things in life and falls in love etc etc. Okay enough commentary on depression for the first 45 minutes or so, but after she begins wanting to live it all seems a bit rushed and convenient. Rest of the cast was really bad.

Spanglish - 6/10

I wish I had subtitles for the Spanish dialogues.

Extract - 8/10

Thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Mila Kunis was very convincing as a con artist. Jason motherfucking Bateman was pretty good. Batman was a good wingman (*click* or not).

They Came Together - 10/10 - A laugh riot

Under The Skin - 8/10

Her. Fantastic movie that I never want to see again.

Dammit you beat me to it!!! I was giving the same rating like that. I just finished it now! The director is definitely gonna be the next Kubrick/Lynch on this one.

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This movie felt like a very serious yet watered down version of Natasha Henstridge's Species franchise. But still, I really enjoyed her fully naked scenes esp touching herself to experience what it feels to be human.



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As for this one, I give it 6/10.. I thought it was going to be another one of those teen angst drama movies but they threw into a World War 3 apocalypse scenario. The only plot twist you'll see here:



Insidious Chapter 2: 4/10. Why? the 1st one had definitely a closure ending to it.. Very unnecessary sequel to continue with the hauntings.

Under the skin - loved it. Austere and surreal with long periods of silence, my type of movie. Glasgow looks cool too. 9/10

We are the Best! -Lukas Moodysson's first good movie in a long time. The actresses were all really good. Just a really cute movie. 8/10

currently watching MI:III and digging it.

American Hustle - 8.5/10

Greenberg - 6/10

Locke - good movie, Tom Hardy drives to London and speaks with a cool Welsh accent as his life falls apart.

Finally got round to watching Inside Llewyn Davis. It's the best, cracked up during the astronaut song scene.

Fantastic Mr. Fox - 10/10

In A Dark Place - 6/10. The ending had me just go "That was it?!?!" I read some interesting IMDB reaction spoilers and I think I'm gonna go with the theory.

And to some, it felt like a reboot of the 1961 classic, The Innocents.

P.S. WHAT THE FUCK happened to Leelee Sobieski? (used to be my celeb crush in high school and pre college days) All I know is she's preggie with a 2nd child and hasn't done movies since then.. And she looks like an anorexic Jennifer Lawrence now. O__o.

Nymphomaniac Vol. 2 - 8/10. Haven't seen the first one though but interesting stuff about sexuality and religious teachings message behind this. lars has done it again.. oh, and BONER level 9000 alert! Yet some scenes are like mini-porno videos. And when that familiar music came on in one scene with the baby looking out the window, I was like, "Is this supposed to be a sequel to the Anti-Christ?" And Willem Defoe came out of nowhere, I was expecting another deja vu moment with the woman who also played as his wife in Anti-Christ. Hehe.

Grand Budapest Hotel - 8/10

Dunno. Was definitely an ok movie.... just dunno.... feel like it was "trying too hard" to be "different" or "art" or something, if that makes sense.

Yeah I got the same impression from it. It seemed like Wes Anderson was trying to be a bit too Wes Anderson for my liking.

Crank 2: High Voltage - 4 out of 5

^ Agreed

22 Jump Street - 8/10

I had a good time.

Snowpiercer - 4.5/5

Pretty damn good for a Korean made film with some American starpower. It's on a limited screen release, so if it's anywhere in your area and you feel like a drive, go for it.

Or you can download at your own risk. True.

21 Jump Street
9/10

Nearly wet myself during the drug sequence.

Wolverine - 8/10

Good stuff

Transformers: Age of extinction - 3/10: I love the Transformers, but this film is pretty awful. Far too long, utterly bored by the end.

DON'T TELL ME WHAT I CAN'T WATCH

Lawless: 8.4/10
Lone Survivor: 7/10

Mr. Nobody - 8/10

It's on Netflix. Highly recommended.

Pacific Rim - 8/10

Transformers: Age of Extinction - .5/5

What word can describe this? Does horribad work? I'll go with that.

If you silly people will go and see a Michael Bay film, you only have yourself to blame.

I'm on vacation and no problem losing a few brain cells and hours. No harm no foul.

Had no intention of seeing Earth to Echo or Turbo with a bunch of children this morning.

The Benchwarmers: 7.9/10

Heard bad things, but I much enjoyed this flick.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 10/10.. Caesar, Koba and company totally outshined the human actors even Gary Oldman himself!!!

Andy Serkis is pretty bad ass

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The Wolverine - 2.5/5

Meh. The ladies were nice to look at.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 4.5/5

Oblivion 8/10

Lone Survivor - 10/10

Highest of recommendations. Almost cried at the end.

Really?

I meant Lone Survivor and not Lone Ranger.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 8/10

Serkis did a pretty great job; the human characters were all but non-existent.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 8/10

New Transformers kicked fucking ass. 10/10

Might not be for squares, lots of super smash summer moments.

Optimus Prime and Mark Wahlberg beoch

American Reunion 6/10

In some ways, it is kind of depressing.

Bad Words - pass.fail

Oh, don't get me wrong, her breasts are a thing of beauty. But, as somebody who is knocking on 30, the whole situation just depresses me.

I can understand.

Divergent - Watchable I suppose, but mostly uninteresting.

Her - 9/10

Awesome performance by Juaquin Phenix...really makes you think.

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
6.5/10

Non Stop - 5/10
Pitch Black - 5/10

Omar (2013) - 8,5/10

Hercules - 11/10 for The Rock punching dogs and lions and horses

what

I thought somebody might take umbrage with that score. Don't get me wrong, from a technical standpoint it's a 10/10. I just wasn't a fan of the story/tone.

The Terminator - 4 out of 5

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 4.5/5

Muppets Most Wanted 8/10

I enjoyed it.

Smoke Signals: 7.4/10

Decent late 90's flick.

Nymphomaniac Vol 1 and 2 - As a whole, 7/10, it felt like a British indie version of American Pie yet in a more serious tone and subtle black comedy. :p

Bonus part was Rammstein's song to the end credits!

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Snowpiercer - Full of plotholes but full of entertainment as well. Really enjoyable.

Stoker - Had a really good "atmosphere" and was really well shot, but the plot's a bit dull.

The Conjuring - Alright, but absolutely nothing that hasn't been done a million times.

Man of Steel - Shite.

Batman: Assault on Arkham. 10/10. kick-ass anime movie.. With bits of nudity from Killer Frost and Harley, a few curses and a middle finger, very rare for it to be adult themed despite it's a cartoon..

Some of the villains seemed new to me: King Shark, Capt. Boomerang, and Black Spider. :p

I marked out when I found out Jennifer Hale's voicing Killer Frost on this one despite she even voiced her in the Injustice game. I just imagined Femshep's renegade attitude on Mass effect too! Hah.

Shawshank Redemption is so fucking overrated. It was a good film, that is it.

The Way Way Back - v good. Better than I was expecting, but I love coming of age movies. They get me every time. Preferred Steve Carell in this than anything else I've seen him in. Plus, Sam Rockwell's in it so it's always going to entertain in some way.

Silence of the Lambs - 6.5/10

After watching the film, I realized that I have a thing for Jodie Foster.

Guardians of the Galaxy - 9/10. I'd say they're like Spaceballs/Serenity/<wbr>Borderlands type of cartoony characters that you'd expect from this one. Esp. the 80s music and the blue aliens..The easter egg ending on it was a little bit unnecessary. Could've used more screentime for Thanos story too.