Rate the last film you watched (4)..

[MeMyself&I]

Rambo (2008) 4/10

Some nice gore effects, but that's about it. What can I say, there was nothing else on!

[Spock]

Star trek - into darkness (7/10)

Pretty good but dunno, something missing - lots of good references to the show & original movies & cleverly done

Khaaaan!!

[Saponara_Immobile]

Had not seen any of those Masters of Horrors before, ended up watching one at random last night. It was a John Landis one with Norm from Cheers in it, some nice dark humour 7/10. Quite pleased I've suddenly got 25 more episodes of something decent to get through.

[josh.t]

I recommended this to a guy on here a while back, I too was pleasantly surprised, especially after knowing it was the guy behind saw 2,3,4,5,6 etc etc...

[josh.t]

Yep, that shotgun to the face was beautiful! Have you watched Martyrs?

[josh.t]

Yer me too! It isn't your attention span, you just know good films. One that breaks away from the norm, grabs you by the balls (or ovaries) and doesnt let go. I'd suggest for action, watch The Raid, blissful and unrelenting, or for horror/revenge, I Saw The Devil, one of my all time faves!

[josh.t]

let me know what you thought... and how your ovaries felt afterwards

[Pandapop]

Side Effects

Can't work out if I liked itor not....

[Pandapop]

Originally Posted by john smith

I liked it and would give it an 7.5/10.

It is really slow in getting started especially the first 40 minutes but comes together quite good at the end but I can see why people might find it to slow and boring.

I don't mind slow films, just not sure if I liked the twist

[Munkeh]

Yeah, I was with it up until the twist which lost me a bit tbh.

Enjoyable, but could have been much better if they didn't go down that path IMO.

[Reasonable Doubt]

Riff-Raff - 9/10

Ken Loach comedy-drama centred on a Glaswegian builder who goes off to work in London after getting out of prison. Emer McCourt is very cute in this - shame she doesn't seem to have appeared in much else.

[Pablo Huntsbach]

Stitches - 6.5/10

I'm not really a big slasher film fan but I'm a huge Ross Noble fan so I gave it a shot. It was fun. The gore is probably as extreme as it gets but it's only ever funny, didn't really make me squirm that much apart from maybe one 'kill' and this bit right at the start that isn't even shown on screen. Ross Noble shouldn't launch an acting career off this but he does make a good slasher film villain.

[Pandapop]

Dark Skies - 5/10

It was watchable, just it was the same film thats been done numerous times just different story. Wouldn't watch it again.

American Psycho - 9/10

Sabrina, don't just stare at it, EAT IT! <3

[Alex652]

Currently watching Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen. What a load of shit.

All the characters are just horrible and far too orange. Script is poor.

[dan iel]

Originally Posted by Pandapop

Dark Skies - 5/10

It was watchable, just it was the same film thats been done numerous times just different story. Wouldn't watch it again.

American Psycho - 9/10

Sabrina, don't just stare at it, EAT IT! <3

Hahaha, I love American psycho, I need to see it again. It's such a strong film, especially that scene.

Do you like Huey and the news?

I watched exit through the gift shop.

Really cool, know a lot more about bansky. A lot to be discussed about after.

9/10

[Pandapop]

That's my second favourite scene the scene with him and Paul Allen in his apartment is my favourite :P

[josh.t]

Hell - 7/10
Apocalyptic drama reminiscent of The Road etc. Simple, short and bleak about three survivors on an Earth Scorched by Sun who discover that the deadliest hazard to be found is other survivors. Not a game changer, but I was gripped from start to finish.

[Mr_Bean]

Star Trek: inner darkness or something.

7/10. The first new Star Trek was better. This was good in places. But a bit peed off with ending.

[Pablo Huntsbach]

Reign Over Me - 8/10

Adam Sandler is well cast in a film where he actually has a good excuse for acting like a giant manbaby. To be fair he actually does but in a good performance, there's emotional depth. I kind of respect him for not falling into the trappings of trying to become a serious actor and instead focusing on the films where he can make the most money for the least amount of work, and only occasionally doing something like this or Punch Drunk Love. Also Don Cheadle is the man.

[crumble]

Side Effects.....loved it. 9/10
Nearly watched it again straight after!

Brooklyn's Finest.....8.5/10

Evil Dead (2013).....5/10......still love Evil Dead 2 (1987) Bruce Campbell, what a legend!

Iron Man 3....7.5/10

Looper.....9/10

Django Unchained....9/10....some brilliant funny moments

[MeMyself&I]

End of Watch - 8/10

[Concept]

Cabin t'in the Woods, Like

A bit cheesy with mediocre acting, but I liked the general setup.

Rating = Three kidney beans out of a barf stool.

[Left Of The Dial]

House - 8/10

70's Japanese horror film, with one wtf moment after another!

[josh.t]

Big Trouble in Little China - 10/10
Why? Because Kurt Russell and 80s, Kurt Russell and 80s, Kurt Russell and 80s... the list could go on...

[Concept]

**** yeah. That and Escape From New York were my go to 80s films when I was little.

[Caribou]

If

7/10

[josh.t]

^is that the sequel to 'it'?

[Caribou]

Originally Posted by josh.t

^is that the sequel to 'it'?

No, the 1968 film If by Lindsay Anderson. It stars Malcolm McDowell.

[Medea]

Originally Posted by Tecumseh

No, the 1968 film If by Lindsay Anderson. It stars Malcolm McDowell.

That film was part of a course I took once. It was about the progression of independent British cinema in the 1960s and how it was influenced and went on to influence the cinema of other countries.

That was many years ago now.

[Medea]

Les Miserable (the musical one)

3/10 it reminds me why I hate these kind of musicals.