Rate The Last Film You've Seen With Marks Out Of Ten - Part Two

[ChrisIB 11]

Robocop

6/10 Had hopes for this but seemed like a made for TV movie with a bigger budget.

[barleycorn 10]

I Saw The Devil - 10/10

 

Love this film.

 

I'll second that.

 

jb

[tinfoilhat 11]

Jayden smith would not have been in that film but for his dad.

It was one of the most boring films ive seen except there were even worse films last year.

 

I Robot is a gret sci fi film though, probably because it has an actual script and a very good one at that.

 

Funnily enough after earth was rather sprung on me this weekend. The film itself wasn't totally without merit and will smith wasn't bad but it was overly schmaltzy , felt over long and his lad was sadly really awful. As you rightly point he wouldn't have got the gig without his dad and considering there are some excellent young actors about, it was a real waste. 4.5/10

[flynnroy 10]

the wolf of wall st --- a good 8/10

Rush --- really enjoyed it even thou i don't like F1 10/10

lone survivor --- a bit slow at the beginning but a good 7/10

bad gram pa --- spot on all way through 10/10

[lubylou 10]

Gravity 10/10

What a bloody good film, great effects, and Sandra Bullock was fab in it, loved it.

[mediumfast 10]

Antichrist-A laugh riot !

[spats 10]

A New York Winters Tale.....6/10. Gave it as high as 6 because I liked the horsey. A lame chick flick but it still managed to bring a tear to my eye! Russell Crowe was a not so menacing evil thing (I couldn't work out who or what he was meant to be & he was sporting one of his appalling attempts at an Irish accent). Colin Farrell plays a likeable hero. Will Smith totally miscast as Lucifer. Funny, but I cared more about what happened to the nice horsey than anyone in the film!

[taxman 12]

The Book Thief.

 

We really enjoyed the book and can't quite fathom why it is being talked of as a kid's book. It was a harrowing and sometimes difficult read and everybody dies.

 

Fast forward a few years and the film version is directed by someone who directs Downton Abbey so that doesn't bode well. Most reviews have been fairly dismissive of the film as well and I went not expecting much and dreading a schmaltzy, syrupy tale of good v evil with a happy ending.

 

It was actually quite good. Emily Watson played it mostly straight as bad tempered step mum and Geoffrey Rush hammed it up. The children were good.

 

its a 12A so I don't know why some reviewers thought there should be gassings and garottings. The bit that really was unrealistic was when bomb victims were being laid out with barely a scratch on them. It's not as good as the book, films seldom are, but we enjoyed it, shed a few tears and everybody dies.

 

(That isn't a spoiler by the way, everybody dies)

 

7/10 probably.

[Beechwood_S6 101]

imaginarium 2012. 7/10

 

I found it a reasonable watch, scary snowman interesting death and dementia film.

[top4718 838]

Man Of Steel - 4/10 - Po faced and humourless, confusing storyline, overly reliant on CGI. A wasted opportunity.

 

The Flesh And Blood Show - 5/10 - 70's British horror that starts well (albeit ludicrous) but fades in the 2nd half.

[NEKRO138 10]

Yurusarezaru Mono - 6/10. Decent but pointless samurai-based Unforgiven remake.

[barleycorn 10]

Antichrist-A laugh riot !

 

There's a couple of scenes that definitely bring tears to your eyes. Not quite as laugh a minute as Melancholia which is certainly one to watch to brighten the darkest of moods.

 

jb