Rate the last film you watched (3)..

[piesJoy]

The Rite 7/10

[-meep-]

True Grit - 7.5/10

[RattyLady]

127 Hours

Really liked it actually. Danny Boyle's direction I find irritating sometimes but here it seemed cohesive rather than gimmicky. Recommended.

[Black Light]

True Grit 7/10

I love westerns and was expecting more, it was well done, great acting etc butr a bit formulaic

[Alex76]

Harry Brown

Fairly entertaining and well worth a watch, Michael Caine excels at dishing out nasties a good taste of their own medicine

8/10

[LexSless]

Originally Posted by Emmazing

Justin Bieber: Never say Never 3D 10/10
Watched it with my little sister, absolutely loved it, now i don't understand why he has so many haters, his just a regular boy, who worked hard to get where his at, and doesn't want to lose his childhood.

i suspect its cos hes a c**t.

Pale Rider: 8/10.

[Pandapop]

Inside Man - 5/10

Not the best Spike Lee film.
I just thought it'd be a bit better with everyone telling me to watch it all the time. Maybe its because I'm not a big fan of Denzel Washington, his suits + hat did make me laugh though throughout the movie.

Thought they'd be a bigger twist to everything but no, i do love a bit of Clive Owen though <3

[Emski]

Originally Posted by LexSless

i suspect its cos hes a c**t.

Pale Rider: 8/10.

I dont get it, how can you call a 16 year old male a ****
Whats he done to you lol?

[Ben85]

True Grit 8/10. Really good film

[Emski]

I know but his getting older, you know 80k people unfollowed him on twitter because he has a new haircut..LMFAO

[canwetalk?]

Bieber fever...or is it Bieber Diva?!!
I'm sure he's a very lovely boy...but a short, sharp slap wouldn't go a miss imo,lol.

The Other Guys 7/10 It had quite a few laugh out loud moments and i'd give it an extra point for it's underlying political viewpoint on capitalism and those nasty banker types!

[Munkeh]

True Grit - I enjoyed very much 8/10

[Mr_Bean]

Ultraviolet 2/10. Watched about 20 mins of it- terrible terrible film.

[AxelFendersson]

Zombieland 7/10

Mostly pretty good. However, the zombies were too vulnerable to being shot (relentlessness is one of the key features of zombies that makes them menacing) and the conclusion of Bill Murray's cameo really breaks with the overall tone of the film. Otherwise, an enjoyable film.

[nessa456]

'Black Swan' 6/10 - certainly not worthy of any Oscars in my opinion.

[Pandapop]

At the Edge of the World - 6/10

Good documentary on Japanese Whaling and the campaign against it. I really loved the Captain on one of the ships (not the Japanese ship obv).

It made me want to do something like this, i don't think i could last on a ship for 50 amount days though surrounded by them ice bergs

[Mortigantoj]

SAUK Whaling Meet!

[helenjane]

Precious 7/10

[AxelFendersson]

Originally Posted by KidWithTheChemicals

^ Haha bill murrays bit was one of my favourites in the film ;D

Mostly I really liked that bit as well, but...

I felt that the way they reacted to accidentally killing him really broke with the tone and the style of the rest of the film. For the most part, although the film was played for laughs, it maintained a fairly naturalistic approach to its characters' emotional states and motivations. They still valued human life in some way, had fears and regrets and thought like people. And then one of them kills a man in a horrible practical joke gone wrong (which they really should have seen coming), and nobody seems to care all that much. It's sort of a shame but they aren't really that bothered. And then in the next few scenes they're back to having cares and regrets and normal human feelings and the whole sequence feels really out of place.

[Rane]

Animal Kingdom 9.5/10

Easily the best film I've watched in quite a while

[Josh90]

The Final Destination

6/10

Didn't like it

[piesJoy]

Unknown 7/10

[Rane]

Inside Job 8.5/10

Id recommend it, informative and far better than the likes of Michael Moore's documentary style.

[Kitri]

Spooner 9/10

I really liked this film about a socially awkward car salesman whose life seems like it couldn't get any more glum yet finally decides it's time to take a leap. Nothing spectacular, nothing with a bang. A quiet film with a loveable protagonist and a nice indie soundtrack (The Spinto Band, Sparklehorse, Midlake).

Full synopsis

[Kitri]

Films I watched and enjoyed after reading the posts on this thread:

Originally Posted by Munkeh

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs - <3 9/10

Originally Posted by Don't_Bring_Me_Down

Extract- I really liked it, one of the better comedies I've seen recently. Very good cast too. 8/10

Originally Posted by Munkeh

Road to Terabithia - It was on Iplayer and I noticed it had Zooey Deschanel in it, so I thought I'd give it a go. To my surprise it was actually a rather nice little film, and to my even bigger surprise it had me with tears in my eyes for the last 30 minutes. 7/10

Originally Posted by sweep

the spiderwick chronicles 9/10

a really good film

Originally Posted by Narwhal

The Class 9/10

There are more I intend to see, I really should write the titles down though instead of having to browse through 40 pages.

Anyway, just wanted to say thanks, really love this thread.

[Farinmail]

True Grit 8/10. Admired this more than I enjoyed. The postscript didn't work for me. Otherwise liked the scenery, the plot had lots of variety and the 14 year old actress did a great job.

[imperfectlysane]

Life As A House 'Seen from a distance, it's perfect',... which is unfortunate because I made the mistake of watching this sentimental tripe from 6 feet away. Stars Kevin Kline, Kristin Scott Thomas and Mary Steenburgen who we see getting banged by her sixteen year old daughters boyfriend who also happens to enjoy pimping out his school friend, who, when he's not getting head from the guy next door, likes to get his jollies with a bit of autoerotic asphyxiation ( poor Kristin didn't look best pleased finding her son lying all stiff on the floor like that!! ) before going to help his dying daddy build a house. 2/10 This was almost as bad The Weather Man starring Nicholas Cage,.... man, is that a shite movie!

[Sadie]

'All the boys love Mandy Lane'
Hilariously movie with an all too predictable twist - that girl was way too calm and quiet!
Selective but quality bits of gore that were reasonably unexpected and made me go urgh and hide behind a cushion on the sofa!
all in all 7/10...worth seeing but probably wouldnt bother watching again.

[Munkeh]

Social Network - I liked it, sorta, didn't really live up to all the hype imo 7/10

[ratty]

Originally Posted by Jazra

Memento - 10/10

**** me, i forgot what a ****ing awesome piece of ****ing amazingness this film is. Oh **** every ****ing part of it was ****ing super. 10 out of ****ing 10! **** yeah!

Gone Baby Gone - 8/10

Rather grim, but nice story and in the end i thought it was really good.

Agree - Memento is my favourite film, and I really liked Gone Baby Gone.

Watched Unknown at the weekend, and really liked it - entertaining. 8/10. Nothing too deep though, just great entertainment. Have also seen it slated though!