Rate the last film you saw

[tinfoilhat 11]

Unknown. A bit of a Bourne indentity sort of thing but with middle aged people (luam neeson) Wasnt bad. 6/10

 

The grey. Liam neeson in what would have been a difficult film for him to make I'd have thought. A bit "jaws" meets "alive". Some very good effects, some not as good. Beautifully shot, and a lovely ending. Quite a surprise. 8/10

 

Gold member. And we're back in the gutter. Loads of smut, loved the ongoing mole gag (I used to work with someone who had a mole who left just before this came out - no idea how lucky they are) but as funny as it was it did get bogged down in trying to cram in too many pop culture references, which haven't dated well. 8/10

[Super Hans 10]

Django Unchained. 7/10.

 

I see some people above spelled the movie 'Inglourious Basterds' wrong, however are right in saying it was better than Django.

[top4718 838]

The Crying Game -6/10 - Gave this a 2nd viewing as i'd not seen it for years, looking back I dont know how I didnt see the "twist" a mile off (must have been naive back then). Looking a little dated but still a decent film.

[missymoo73 10]

Texas Chainsaw 8/10

 

Thought this was quite good really.

[EbonyBranch 10]

The Revenant.

Damn fine horror comedy. Hard to describe without spoiling.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1336006/?mode=desktop

[Bypassblade 10]

Carry on Constable, again classic comedy 10/10

[HTM_1983 10]

you have a screen in yer bog?

 

OOPs at my typo . . . :-)

 

I have recently watched Les Miserables twice . . . it has been a film I have been counting the days for its release for most of last year and so I watched it on Friday 11th (i never usually watch a film on opening day but I couldnt wait any longer) and from that would say 8/10 but then I watched it in IMAX on Tuesday and definatly give an extra 1.5 taking it to 9.5/10 .. . Russell Crowe is where the .5 of a mark is lost as i agree with the comments about his singing live.

 

I was unsure about Hugh Jackman after my first viewin but think the anticipation I had for the film having seen it twice on stage was so high i needed the second viewing for it all to sink in. Hathaway was amazing, and Eddie Redmayne was also a great Marius, his emotion during 'Empty Chairs at Empty Tables' WOW

 

Also loved Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen in their roles

[ukdobby 224]

Les Mis 1/10,awful film.

[some guy 10]

Superbad - 8/10

 

Not laughed so hard for quite a long time! It's one of those rare American high-school "we must get booze and lose our virginity" films that actually generate consistent laughs.

 

"I am McLovin!"

[tinfoilhat 11]

Clearskin. A rather confusing Brit terrorist thriller with a beardy Sean bean. Too much bobbing back and forth in time, too preachy, too many random plot twists and too full of its own self importance. A shame because deep down there was a half decent film trying to get out. The bloke who played Chris out of birds of a feather was very good though. 6.5/10

[NERVY-OWL 195]

Texas Chainsaw 8/10

 

Thought this was quite good really.

 

saw it the other day and enjoyed it, 8/10 also

[XXTickerXX 10]

Life Of Pi.

 

Good story, great acting 8/10

 

Not sure I liked the religious theme of it for kids although I doubt most or any of them will understand the underlying theme and choices at the end. Can`t say anything without spoilers so I won`t.