RATE or REVIEW The Last Movie You Watched.

[Centurion]

The Shining ('80). 9/10.

What a classic for me. Never gets old and holds up very well compared to the horror $h1t we get today.
Written by King, directed by Kubrick, add a little Nicholson and this one will last for a very long time.

 

[FREEKDOM]

The Shining 8.5/10

Casino 7/10

Pulp Fiction 9/10

A Clockwork Orange 8/10

The Wolf of Wall Street 7/10

 

[Centurion]

The Shining ('97). 7/10.

 

[SwitchStance]

Martyrs 9/10 .. Great twist in the middle

Serbian film 0/10 .. This should be thrown in the garbage.

 

[GasparZizou]

Martyrs 9/10 .. Great twist in the middle

I need to rewatch this, I loved it the 1st time.

 

[Plastic Bateman]

Showdown In Little Tokyo - 9.9/10

Fantastic B-Movie schlock from the director who gave us Commando. Starring Dolph Lungdren as the world's most physically-imposing weeaboo and Brandon Lee as a half-Japanese police officer with absolutely no knowledge of Japan.

Loses .1 of a point for clearly running out of money before the last ten minutes or so of the film. Also a sad glimpse into what could have been, as Brandon Lee steals almost every scene he's in.

 

[Centurion]

Twilight Zone, "The New Exhibit". 8/10.

 

[VintijDroidGutzz]

Showdown In Little Tokyo - 9.9/10

Fantastic B-Movie schlock from the director who gave us Commando. Starring Dolph Lungdren as the world's most physically-imposing weeaboo and Brandon Lee as a half-Japanese police officer with absolutely no knowledge of Japan.

Loses .1 of a point for clearly running out of money before the last ten minutes or so of the film. Also a sad glimpse into what could have been, as Brandon Lee steals almost every scene he's in.

It was on TV over here in OZ the other night, but I missed half of it, so I didn't watch much.

So true about Brandon.. damn shame.

 

[Snake Plissken]

The Shining 8.5/10

Casino 7/10

Pulp Fiction 9/10

A Clockwork Orange 8/10

The Wolf of Wall Street 7/10

 

[Centurion]

Monkey Shines. 6/10.

 

[Centurion]

Suspiria. 7/10.

 

[Road Blaster]

Alien: Resurrection 6/10

 

[GasparZizou]

The Bourne Identity 8/10 I forgot how good this was.

Need to watch the other 2.

 

[Patriot666]

Prom Night - 68/100

 

[Plastic Bateman]

The Bourne Identity 8/10 I forgot how good this was.

Need to watch the other 2.

I honestly prefer the two sequels by Paul Greengrass. The second one is my favourite, the car chase at the end is punishing to watch. Feels like actually being in an auto wreck.

 

[cmiller99]

Lincoln - 8/10. Fairly dry, and very politicky. But the performances tie everything together nicely and maintained my engagement. The elements of typical Spielberg schmaltz feel a little out of place though in the small parts where they pop up.

M (1931) - 8.5/10. Very cinematic for such an early film, in regards to the camerawork.

 

[ChaserFan]

Wow, really?! I'm not in any hurry to see this, but I am interested and will get to it eventually. The plot has me intrigued.

I really enjoyed it...wasn't 100% accurate to the book, but what film is? They got the tone just right though, and the visuals were beautiful. Also, Matt Damon and space is a winning combination for me.

 

[K07]

The Bourne Identity 8/10 I forgot how good this was.

Need to watch the other 2.

Yup. Great trilogy of films. I'd probably give it a 9. The sequels might be slightly better. I saw Legacy once. I thought introducing a new character was the right direction for the franchise as Bourne's arc is perfectly concluded in Ultimatum. But it fell flat. I can hardly remember a thing from it to be honest.

Did I hear a fifth one starring Damon was happening?

 

[ChaserFan]

Did I hear a fifth one starring Damon was happening?

They're actually filming it at the moment.

 

[a-dev]

Showdown In Little Tokyo - 9.9/10

Fantastic B-Movie schlock from the director who gave us Commando. Starring Dolph Lungdren as the world's most physically-imposing weeaboo and Brandon Lee as a half-Japanese police officer with absolutely no knowledge of Japan.

Loses .1 of a point for clearly running out of money before the last ten minutes or so of the film. Also a sad glimpse into what could have been, as Brandon Lee steals almost every scene he's in.

I'd love to see that again. Another one I haven't seen since it first came out on VHS probably.