RATE or REVIEW The Last Movie You Watched.

[RIDDICK]

They're equally bad.

 

[EVILFACE]

Original or remake? never mind they both suck.

Jack Reacher: Never Go Back - 5/10 - Disappointing

Hardcore Henry - 8.5/10 - Flick was awesome!

Exterminator 2 - 5/10

The Girl on the Train - 7/10

The Darkness - 1/10 Seriously one of the worst movies I have ever watched. Flick has nothing enjoyable or worth being watched.

Jeruzalem - 4/10

 

[Gates70]

Ghostbusters - 10/10

So you finally watched the 2016 version

 

[Centurion]

Original or remake? never mind they both suck.

Jack Reacher: Never Go Back - 5/10 - Disappointing

Hardcore Henry - 8.5/10 - Flick was awesome!

Exterminator 2 - 5/10

The Girl on the Train - 7/10

The Darkness - 1/10 Seriously one of the worst movies I have ever watched. Flick has nothing enjoyable or worth being watched.

Jeruzalem - 4/10

Nice! 8.5 for Hardcore Henry.
I still need to watch that.

 

[ZaCHw117]

Your bait is weak.

speaking of bait.. .

Captain America: Civil War - 6/10

The Incredibles (2004) - 9/10

The Dash forest chase was more thrilling than any live-action Quicksilver sequence.

khev.

 

[Centurion]

Yup! The Incredibles was amazingly good. I would score it the same. 9/10.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

There will never be a better Fantastic Four movie than The Incredibles.

 

[Khev]

There will never be a better Fantastic Four movie than The Incredibles.

It also handled superhero retirement/going into hiding better than TDKR and collateral damage/public controversy better than BvS and as good or better than CW.

I remember thinking that the sky was the limit for Pixar after The Incredibles was first released. That they might be delving into edgier sci-fi, action, fantasy, but nope. They just make traditional Disney movies and nothing more. Finding Dory, The Good Dinosaur, and Zootopia are all pretty interchangable. There's nothing that sets a "Pixar" movie apart from a "Disney Animation Studio" film.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

It also handled superhero retirement/going into hiding better than TDKR and collateral damage/public controversy better than BvS and as good or better than CW.

I remember thinking that the sky was the limit for Pixar after The Incredibles was first released. That they might be delving into edgier sci-fi, action, fantasy, but nope. They just make traditional Disney movies and nothing more. Finding Dory, The Good Dinosaur, and Zootopia are all pretty interchangable. There's nothing that sets a "Pixar" movie apart from a "Disney Animation Studio" film.

I'm pretty sure that's by design. It's one of the things I feared most when Disney bought Pixar…and Marvel…and Lucasfilm.

 

[rushmore223]

It also handled superhero retirement/going into hiding better than TDKR and collateral damage/public controversy better than BvS and as good or better than CW.

I remember thinking that the sky was the limit for Pixar after The Incredibles was first released. That they might be delving into edgier sci-fi, action, fantasy, but nope. They just make traditional Disney movies and nothing more. Finding Dory, The Good Dinosaur, and Zootopia are all pretty interchangable. There's nothing that sets a "Pixar" movie apart from a "Disney Animation Studio" film.

Zootopia isn't Pixar. Pixar is still good, I'd love to see them venture into more mature subject matter, as a kid I enjoyed sci-fi and other films that was geared more towards adults, and as long as it doesnt shock, there's no reason why kids can't see a good, straight forward film that isn't specifically designed to pander to them.

Pixar seems to balance the kiddie stuff (Cars, Good Dino) with slightly more mature kid fare (Inside Out, Up)

 

[Khev]

Zootopia isn't Pixar. Pixar is still good, I'd love to see them venture into more mature subject matter, as a kid I enjoyed sci-fi and other films that was geared more towards adults, and as long as it doesnt shock, there's no reason why kids can't see a good, straight forward film that isn't specifically designed to pander to them.

Pixar seems to balance the kiddie stuff (Cars, Good Dino) with slightly more mature kid fare (Inside Out, Up)

I disagree that Pixar has a unique style separate from Disney Animation, to me Wreck-It Ralph felt Pixar-ish and The Good Dinosaur felt Disney-esque. They really are interchangeable to me. That's not to say that they are "bad" films. They're not. I was just hoping for a little more diversity in subject matter, especially after the brilliant Incredibles.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

So you finally watched the 2016 version

Hell no

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

speaking of bait.. .

To be a master baiter like me, you must practice a lot.

 

[ZaCHw117]

To be a master baiter like me, you must practice a lot.

from one master baiter to another, don't practice too much.

 

[xipotec]

Ghostbusters 2 : 6/10 ( I really hope the new one is not better. But GB2 really aged poorly for me. Bad acting, mostly unfunnny..and a terrible ending)

Cabin in the Woods : 8.5/10

PLEXWORTHY: Yes (GB2 as a set, Cabin because its great!)

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Nightmare on Elm Street 2 - 8/10

 

[GasparZizou]

There will never be a better Fantastic Four movie than The Incredibles.

Way to ****ing ruin the Incredibles, Jeez.

To be a master baiter like me, you must practice a lot.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

Way to ****ing ruin the Incredibles, Jeez.

What did the Fox say?

 

[GasparZizou]

What did the Fox say?

Atrankantrantrankantrankatrank.

 

[rushmore223]

Ghostbusters (2016) - 2.5/10

Had a free redbox rental expiring tomorrow and my soon to be 8 year old daughter asked to see this, she loves the Original and is even dressing as a Ghostbuster this Halloween. Expected to not like it, but didn't want to sour her milk before she had a chance to drink it for herself, she made it halfway through before deciding she'd rather just go to bed. My OCD made me continue to watch it...

I didn't find anything in this movie to be funny, I didn't laugh once. I did think the mannequin scene was briefly entertaining and liked the Jaws reference, but that is it. I didn't hate Leslie Jones as much as I thought I would, that honor goes to Kate McKinnon, I despised every second she was on screen. The writing is terrible, they obviously spent a lot of money on this movie, even though the aesthetic of the FX are terrible, I'm sure it still cost a good deal of money. Next time, spend that money on good writers, though I really hope there is no next time, but Sony doesn't know when to quit so there probably will be.

I didn't go in with an open mind, but I hoped it might win me over. In the end, I just hated it even more than I thought I would.

For those who enjoyed this movie, I beg of you, please put down the crack pipe.