Rate the last movie you saw
26-05-2013, 12:14
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Its not out yet but from the clips ive seen i can all ready rate it 9/10. The film i am on about is called 'Rush'. Looks epic and i cant wait to go watch it in September
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26-05-2013, 12:17
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Oz the Great and Powerful.It was a decent film had to look up which witch was which in WoO but enjoyed it nice to see Oz's story
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26-05-2013, 12:20
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Re: Rate the last movie you saw
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Oz the Great and Powerful.It was a decent film had to look up which witch was which in WoO but enjoyed it nice to see Oz's story
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Yes l am looking forward to seeing this film as the clips looked pretty good tiz.
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29-05-2013, 22:06
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Django Unchained - good film - very violent in parts tho - but was expecting that from a Tarantino film - worth a watch
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30-05-2013, 14:23
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Bullet to the head
What can I say that this review don't
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As Jimmy gets into one bloody brawl and deadly shootout after another, coming out on top every time of course, it's just a given that he's stronger, quicker, deadlier and a better shot than all these punks less than half his age. Why? Because he's Sly Stallone! He's narrating the movie! He's not going anywhere.
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It's corney, it's cheesy, it's mumbling, it's Stallone.
7/10
Worth watching if you got nowt better to do.
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31-05-2013, 00:03
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zero dark thirty - good film - watched on google play 9 or ten out of ten
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01-06-2013, 10:50
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Prometheus 8/10 - Pretty good
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03-06-2013, 16:52
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Just seen Fast & Furious 6 7/10
Really enjoyable and some great car chases and fight scenes although one or two were a bit too far fetched.
7 Should be very interesting as there was a small post credit scene featuring... (Spoilers added in case you haven't already seen it mentioned online)
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Just seen Fast & Furious 6 as well. I too love the whole franchise and all. I get where its going, its been going but i don't get some of the stuff as Stephen related to, bit far fetched. on the whole though I dont care, i enjoyed it. I don't want to say much for those of you who want to see it obviously. My rating 9/10.
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03-06-2013, 17:19
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The Hobbit 10/10
3D HFR looks absolutely stunning and will hopefully be Industry standard at some point.
The critics who said it was 'meh' can get stuffed,this has hear,guts and magic just like LOTR did. Can't wait for the next one!
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Finally saw the Hobbit, on DVD. Loved it.
Some people have complained that Jackson has stuffed what is essentially a short-ish children's story with too much additional material, but I don't see any other way he could have done it. Tolkein may have fleshed out Middle Earth after writing the Hobbit, but Jackson made the Hobbit after creating an on-screen version of Middle Earth. We know too much about Bilbo, Gandalf and Middle Earth for a 90-minute treatment to have worked.
Gandalf may not have been concerned about Sauron at the time the Hobbit was written, but when you look back on Tolkein's completed works and their timeline, it is inconceivable that he would not have been concerned, and would not have taken the opportunity to discuss it with the likes of Lord Elrond and Lady Galadriel.
Tolkein's great achievement is the creation of a universe and people, all of which have an existence before and after the stories that are told about them. Jackson has successfully translated that to the screen. I was enjoying being back in Middle Earth as much as I was enjoying the story that happened to be taking place there at the time. I can't wait for The Desolation of Smaug, although I may have to wait for the DVD again.
If I have any complaint at all, it would be that the exposition in the first half hour went from being far too rushed, in Bilbo's retelling of the fall of Erebor, to far too slow, in establishing the Company of Thorin. But once they got out on the road things went quite nicely.
8/10.
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03-06-2013, 22:08
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We had a lazy day on Saturday as the sun was hiding. We watched ARGO a historical drama thriller film directed by Ben Affleck. A CIA operative is charged with the rescue of six U.S diplomats from Tehran, Iran, during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis. It kept us hooked into the film 9/10
We then watched "The Life of Pi" A fantasy adventure film. Piscine Patel "Pi" survives 227 days on a life boat in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger he named Richard Parker. Well acted and a lovely story 10/10
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04-06-2013, 08:20
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Bullet to the Head 8/10
Enjoyed it a lot and Stallone was great.
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04-06-2013, 17:38
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Finally saw the Hobbit, on DVD. Loved it.
Some people have complained that Jackson has stuffed what is essentially a short-ish children's story with too much additional material, but I don't see any other way he could have done it. Tolkein may have fleshed out Middle Earth after writing the Hobbit, but Jackson made the Hobbit after creating an on-screen version of Middle Earth. We know too much about Bilbo, Gandalf and Middle Earth for a 90-minute treatment to have worked.
Gandalf may not have been concerned about Sauron at the time the Hobbit was written, but when you look back on Tolkein's completed works and their timeline, it is inconceivable that he would not have been concerned, and would not have taken the opportunity to discuss it with the likes of Lord Elrond and Lady Galadriel.
Tolkein's great achievement is the creation of a universe and people, all of which have an existence before and after the stories that are told about them. Jackson has successfully translated that to the screen. I was enjoying being back in Middle Earth as much as I was enjoying the story that happened to be taking place there at the time. I can't wait for The Desolation of Smaug, although I may have to wait for the DVD again.
If I have any complaint at all, it would be that the exposition in the first half hour went from being far too rushed, in Bilbo's retelling of the fall of Erebor, to far too slow, in establishing the Company of Thorin. But once they got out on the road things went quite nicely.
8/10.
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Nice review Chris.... saw this again recently and still loved it.
Probably agree re the exposition,could've been the other way around almost. Anyway,bring on the Desolation of Smaug.
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13-06-2013, 21:54
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Les Miserables. 7/10
A bit too much singing.
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13-06-2013, 22:07
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Les Miserables. 7/10
A bit too much singing.
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Well it is a musical
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14-06-2013, 14:07
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Man of Steel - 9/10
Stunning!! I loved everything about it. How a Superman movie should be done.
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