Rate The Most Recent Movie You Watched

Discussion in 'Visual Arts' started by Goat, Jan 25, 2021.

  1. unclefred

    unclefred Coastie with the Moastie

    Location:
    Oregon Coast
    Mona Lisa (1986). Bob Hoskins, Cathy Tyson, Michael Caine. A nifty neo-noir from the period when Hoskins was hot. Even knowing how it winds up it still feels satisfying.
    B+
     
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  2. CharleyRay

    CharleyRay Forum Resident

    Location:
    Garden State
    Thanks. I definitely have to check this out.
     
  3. gabacabriel

    gabacabriel Forum Resident

    Location:
    Bristol, UK
    Suspiria (2018)

    Pretentious sh*te.

    Didn't finish it. Life's too short.

    2/10
     
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  4. John B Good

    John B Good Forum Hall Of Fame

    Location:
    NS, Canada
    Watched The Equalizer (Denzel Washington). Kind of a mess. Might as well think of it a super-hero movie given McCall’s shape-shifting antics. A fantasy rather than a serious hope for a justice warrior like Dirty Harry.
    Amusingly the arch villain was named Pushkin. Made us think Putin.
     
  5. carrick doone

    carrick doone Whhhuuuutttt????

    Location:
    Vancouver, Canada
    Seabiscuit - 8/10

    Beautiful to watch, good acting and a good story told well.
     
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  6. Gasman1003

    Gasman1003 Forum Diplomat.

    Location:
    Liverpool, England
    "A Man Called Otto" at the cinema yesterday.

    Very enjoyable, 9/10 for me.
     
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  7. The Panda

    The Panda Forum Mutant

    Location:
    Marple, PA, USA
    The Deadly Affair 8/10
     
  8. carrick doone

    carrick doone Whhhuuuutttt????

    Location:
    Vancouver, Canada
    Dr. Strange - Multiverse of Madness - 3/10

    I really enjoyed the first movie. In this film, the wheels fell off. It starts off so poorly, so hackneyed. I watched the whole thing for the spectacle of the visuals (I was watching in 3D). It's a bit better when I don't think about the ridiculous conveniences and plot holes. It ends very flatly as a story. The 3 points is for some of the visual inventiveness in 3D. The visuals probably don't make as much sense in 2D.
     
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  9. Madness

    Madness "Hate is much too great a burden to bear."

    Location:
    Maryland, USA
    Finally sat down and watched Prey on Hulu. 5/10.
     
  10. Sgt. Abbey Road

    Sgt. Abbey Road Forum Resident

    Location:
    Graz, Austria
  11. DLD

    DLD Senior Member

    Location:
    Dallas, Tx
    Witness For The Prosecution 8/10. Lost half a point with the last scene finale. Just a tad too clever. Still, an imminently watchable drama with outstanding performances by all involved.
     
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  12. gabacabriel

    gabacabriel Forum Resident

    Location:
    Bristol, UK
    Streets of Fire (1984)

    A re-watch.

    Is it one of the greatest movies every made? Probably not.

    Is it one of my favourites? Hell, yeah!

    9/10
     
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  13. Pangurban

    Pangurban Forum Resident

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    United States
    Nowhere Fast always pops into my head when I see the title of this film. Anybody know if that’s the main title music or does it open with something else?
     
  14. Curveboy

    Curveboy Forum Resident

    Location:
    New York City
    I watched Parallel (currently on PrimeVideo)
    Interesting concept but it gets a bit confused the longer it goes on. Still, enjoyable. It caught my attention because some actors I lust..err...like, are in it.

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  15. Armjim

    Armjim Music is indeed a gift from Heaven

    Location:
    San Antonio, TX
    The Shack 8/10 Earnest and sincere. Niche type of drama but if you like things like the premise of this movie, we found it to be moving and entertaining. On the same day we watched The Tender Bar. I'd also rate it 8/10. Better than what I expected and was glad we had watched it. The acting was good (and loved the old cars and 70's soundtrack music).
     
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  16. brownie61

    brownie61 Forum Resident

    Women Talking (2022)

    Profoundly engaging and moving story of a group of Mennonite women who have suffered extreme physical and sexual abuse from the men in their colony. Outstanding performances by everyone in the cast, but especially by Rooney Mara, Ben Whishaw, Jessie Buckley, and Claire Foy.

    This is definitely my favorite movie of 2022.

    10/10
     
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  17. DLD

    DLD Senior Member

    Location:
    Dallas, Tx
    Narvik. A small WWII (circa) 1940 Norwegian flick. Well done, chronicles the personal lives of the citizens amidst the battle for Narvik (Hitler's first loss). 6.5/10
     
  18. goat65cars

    goat65cars Jerry A Great Dog We Miss You RIP 2002 To 2020

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    GARDEN GROVE CA
    The King of Cool
    Biography of Dean Martin's Career
    Made in 2021
    Excellent Bio.
     
  19. Tunaboy

    Tunaboy Forum Resident

    Location:
    Los Angeles
    The Menu

    5/10
     
  20. MrCJF

    MrCJF Best served with coffee and cake.

    Location:
    United Kingdom
    The Runaway Jury
    Rewatch, but I dont think I've ever seen the opening sequence before.
    6/10.
     
  21. chumlie1

    chumlie1 Forum Resident

    Location:
    Cleveland
    The Gentleman. Another Guy Ritchie classic. A solid 9 out of 10.
     
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  22. Morpheus

    Morpheus Forum Resident

    Location:
    Texas
    The Batman 2022, too long, 5/10.
     
  23. DPK

    DPK Forum Resident

    Location:
    Southeastern U.S.
    Ricochet: 4/10

    Mildly entertaining revenge flick that was too cheesy and cliched. Denzel Washington was great (as usual). But John Lithgow's (typical) overacting almost ruined the whole movie for me. He was terribly miscast as the tough-guy villain. Ice T, who played a drug dealin' thug with a heart of gold, should've been the main villain guy instead. Supposedly it's in the "Die Hard universe," but all I noticed was that it included the same annoying, overbearing female reporter (and, oddly, John Amos played an entirely different character).
     
  24. Scooterpiety

    Scooterpiety Ars Gratia Artis

    Location:
    Oregon
    A Man Called Otto.
    We saw it Sunday. Both the little woman and I teared up. 10/10.
     
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  25. chumlie1

    chumlie1 Forum Resident

    Location:
    Cleveland
    The Rescue is a documentary about it. It's much better .
     
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