rate the last film you watched

Can we take this to the politics section please. I've Charles Bronson films to talk about.

at the idea that the Colombian version of coming back all guns blazing is 'doing the biggest coke deal in the universe'

haha yeah viva la revolucion

9/10

what a great documentary or should i say mockumentary??

NEDS



GRIM/10

shit is it.

claudia winkleman rated it on film 2011.

No it's good, but it's a tough watch. Had to come home and stick on Alan Partridge to cheer myself up a bit.

[059] The Kids Are All Right

This is an all right film, as the title says. Nothing more, nothing less. I thought Mark Ruffalo's character could've had a bit more dimension to it, but other than that it was entertaining and light-hearted enough. 6.5/10

[060] The Talented Mr. Ripley

Oh, the homo-eroticism in this film is off the hook, fantastic. This is a pretty decent suspense film, but again, kinda light-hearted (how can it not be? it stars Matt Damon's winning smile and boyish good looks). It runs a bit too long but the performances are all good, I think, especially Gwyneth Paltrow. I've always had a soft spot for her. 7/10

60 films already mighty effort thus far ana

Fucking sad bitch more like.

#61 Mudhoney (1965)

Not the usual Russ Meyer sleaze you expect to see, this was more of a suspenseful drama with some nasty characters. Worked on some levels though due to this having more of a serious tone to his usual work it perhaps could of done with a stronger cast. Probably was quite daring for '65. Also if you replace the U & D with an A & H the film would be called MAHONEY.
5.5

#62 Lemmy [2010]

A good documentary on one of Rocks most notorious figures. Was entertaining though perhaps could of done with less time praising of Lemmy though mostly useless washed up rock stars. Time would of been better spent on how he has lived & still lives his life as the scenes of his home,hobbies & son where much more interesting than seeing him on the road being a rock star.
7

Yes and double yes. At this rate, 500 films by July FFS

The Kids Are All Right is better than The Graduate and The Lion King?

IN WAT FUCKING WORLD

Just rewatched Shutter Island. Enjoyed it much more this time round, without the hype and people telling everyone beforehand

Watched a fair few over the weekend:

Shutter Island - 8.5/10
The Departed - 9/10
The Terminal - 7/10
Case 39 - 3/10 (awful movie)
Lost In Translation - 9/10

Im not competing btw, so my numbers are just for myself. Yes, Im competing with myself on an internet forum about how many movies I can watch in a year. The numbers aren't even good. Yes, a new low.

The Firm



Could well be the most unimaginative, pointless film made in my lifetime.

1.4/10

good ch4 docu on him from a few years back now.

true don of a man.

Predictability aside, I'm a mark for movies like this. And like Ledger in Dark Knight, Bale lived up to the hype for his role in this, IMO. Also, check out the youtube footage of the Sanchez and Neary fights; the fights were well choreographed.

8/10



Depressingly realistic. I thought Ryan Gosling's performance outshone Michelle Williams', but she got the Oscar nom? Gosling was outstanding in this. Really likable, and real believable.

7/10



8.5/10



9/10



8/10

Obviously I've never met him, but Super Hans reminds me of CM Punk.

Midnight Cowboy - 7/10

Knew next to nothing about this before watching it so I was taken aback by the whole thing for most of the film. I'm going to have to watch it again soon I think. Voight and Hoffman were both immense. I should think my rating will rise after another viewing.



South of the Border - 7/10

Top stuff from Oliver Stone. Look forward to watching his Comandante next.

"Since Chavez took control of the nations oil industry the economy doubled in size within 6 years, poverty was reduced by half and extreme poverty by 70%"

I wonder whatever happened to VENOASIS, what a tube he was.