Rate the last film you watched (4)..

[Lost701]

*jumpy!

[Phool]

Hugo 9/10 First film I saw in 3D magical, good cast.

The Hunger Games 7/10 Good for what it was. Could have done with a bit more dialogue.

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo(Swedish version) 6/10. Loved the book series. was really looking forward to this and was really disappointed. It just didn't get into the psychological depths the book did. Its put me off watching the rest and off watching the American version.

[Rane]

Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol 4/10

Meh

[Munkeh]

Half Nelson - Decent film starring Ryan Gosling as a school teacher on the edge 6/10

The Three Musketeers - Really cheesy 90's version of the story starring Charlie Sheen and that twat who played Robin in Batman and Robin. As light-hearted tosh goes, it's pretty enjoyable fluff 5/10

[Smee Heeee]

Romper Stomper. Australia's 'This Is England' but much, much better. 8/10

[Mortigantoj]

Originally Posted by Munkeh

The Woman in Black ... Overall an enjoyable old school style haunted house film, some good atmosphere and jumpy moments. More horror films like this please, getting bored of gorefests!

Have you seen Insidious ...?

[Munkeh]

Yup, I have. I liked the first half, thought it was a really effective with some good shocks. Specially the bit where there's someone standing behind the babies crib, I nearly fell out of my chair at that.

All went tits up for me in the 2nd half though, it really lost it's way and I found it more funny than scary.

[Stanley Rainbird]

The Skin I Live In 9/10
Source Code 3/10
The Silence Of The Lambs 8/10
Dead Ringers 8/10
This Is Spinal Tap 7/10
Cave Of Forgotten Dreams 7/10
Think thats all of them from the past week

[piesJoy]

Just bought 'The rose' with Bette Midler. Havent seen it since oh...ages ago. Giving it 8/10, but that could change after having not seen it for ages.....

[яemus]

I tried watching 'City of life and death' over on BBC iplayer, was good (8/10) but had to turn it off 3/4 of the way through, it was too distressing.

[Jables]

Memories of Murder - 8/10 Korean crime drama, awesome in so many ways.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0353969/

[Munkeh]

Soldier - Really crappy 90's Sci-fi chuff with Kurt Russell and Gary Busey 3/10

So I Married an Axe Murderer - First time I've ever seen this, can't say I thought much of it 5/10

Bronson - Really good film about one of this countries most famous and eccentric nut jobs. Excellent direction and cinematography, Tom hardy gives a career defining performance 8/10

[Mouse]

Bad Santa - I wasn't able to see the end, can someone tell me what happens. Please don't tell me he ended up adopting that kid and living happily ever after in sobriety

[FuzzyDuck]

Heat. Decent thriller. Much too long though. Could have been trimmed by at least half an hour. 7/10

[richieUK]

Scott Pilgrim vs the World

I HATE Michael Cena. I dont know why. Hes a good actor. Just has one of those annoying faces. Maybe its the typecasting too. Good film though. Loved the 8-bit sounds.

[Mortigantoj]

^ Although I really like the film, Michael Cera is nothing like the comic-book version of Scott Pilgrim! Jesse Eisenberg would have suited the part better (and apparently he was considered for it) Personally, I think Johnny Simmons, who plays Young Neil, would gave been perfect for the lead!!

[Mortigantoj]

Originally Posted by Emma792

For ages I thought these two were the same person

Everyone thought that...!

Will be really confusing if they ever do a film together!

[Spectrelight]

The Hunger Games - 3/10 - The book was really good they cut so much from it that if you saw the film without reading it first it would make no sense. Very little dialogue between the main characters, especially at the start of the film and it gives you no idea of the backround to the story which is explained in the book. Also being a 12a most of the violence is toned down or cut altogether. Disappointing.

[Unbridled]

bronco gentlemen

Napoleon Dynamite follow up, basically awkward wierd characters that aren't relatable and a very wierd story that is mental, it is funny though better the ND with Sam Rockwell playing a brilliant role.
Also the female filmmaker is very well acted!

[Johnni]

Secrets & Lies - 10/10

[xTKsaucex]

Chronicles 5/10

Hunger Games 5/10

[xTKsaucex]

oh and 5 Centimetres Per Second 9.5/10

[Mortigantoj]

American Pie - Reunion - 8/10

Predictable, but funny! Was nice to see the old gang back together!

[CJB]

I just watched 'Taken' tonight - really enjoyed it! Neeson is fantastic, I was impressed! Thrilling stuff.

[Reasonable Doubt]

Naked - 8/10

David Thewlis' attempt at a Manc accent is dismal, but this is an engrossing film nonetheless. Much darker than most of Mike Leigh's other work though.

[Reasonable Doubt]

Originally Posted by KidWithTheChemicals

^ Love that film! "You seen a lassie wandering around here? black hair, blue jeans", "I saw a little border collie padding off down there towards the fire".

"'Kinell. Why hast thou forsaken me? Bastard."

[Saponara_Immobile]

Originally Posted by Reasonable Doubt

Naked - 8/10

David Thewlis' attempt at a Manc accent is dismal, but this is an engrossing film nonetheless. Much darker than most of Mike Leigh's other work though.

Despite the odd speech mannerisms that the character has I always thought the accent itself was realistic, not that I'm from the North West so wouldn't really know. He is from Blackpool though so I figured he'd be able to do a Manc accent easy enough.

[Munkeh]

Mean Girls - Not sure why it's taken me so long to get around to watching this, had heard from many people that it's a lot funnier than you'd expect. They were right, some genuine lols and a lot of fun. 8/10

City by the Sea - An enjoyable drama where the acting probably raises the bar on what is a rather predictable but quite poignant script. Though the guy who played the biker out for revenge was really miscast IMO, he just looked like a massive tool with a mullet 6/10

[Tom123]

Lethal Weapon 2.

I am quite a fan of the Lethal Weapon films and I think this is my favourite and quite political too, in a hammy Hollywood sort of way.

Danny Glover is the man.

7/10

(Have read that they are going to reboot the series without Glover and Gibson, it's not gunna work! It belongs in the 80s/90s time frame)

[Reasonable Doubt]

Poor Cow - 6/10

Not Ken Loach's finest hour - it doesn't help that the main character is so one-dimensional and difficult to warm to - but I'm a sucker for social realism, so I quite enjoyed it all the same.