Rate The Last Movie You Watched - April V3 - no tv shows - General

[QUOTE=AK'z;45718977]Blue Is The Warmest Colour is a good film but totally not what I expected at all. I was expecting some art romance film and not a serious drama about growing up and questioning ones sexuality and life. Not to mean that I was disappointed because it is strong.[/QUOTE] yeah, that movie was a pleasant surprise

[B]Shadow Makers (1989)[/B] Paul Newman is the general in charge of a group of scientists developing the atom bomb during the war. The music is an abomination by Ennio Morricone who usually hits the mark but Newman and co carry the film. The expected moral questions arise from harnessing such power to kill people but it's dealt with well. Good film.

[QUOTE=TheFilmSlacker;45720914]Wolf of Wall Street was p much the best movie of 2013. If not the best, it's definitely up there. Shit's 3 hours long and it goes by like 90 minutes.[/QUOTE] Wolf of Wall Street is up there, but Upstream Color was my favorite of last year.

Her is probably my favorite of 2013.

gold posters, cant wait to see Dumb and Dumber To [IMG]http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Dumb-and-Dumber-To-Harry-Lucy-Poster-570x900.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://cdn.screenrant.com/wp-content/uploads/Dumb-and-Dumber-To-Lloyd-Lucy-Poster-570x902.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=TheFilmSlacker;45721477]Wolf of Wall Street and Her were 10/10 films. I actually liked them more than 12 Years a Slave. I don't know how to feel about that.[/QUOTE] Well 12 Years A Slave was no where near as good as everyone said soo (check out McQueen's first 2 films if you've not though, they are MILES AND MILES better than 12YAS) [editline]18th August 2014[/editline] Agreed Her and WOWS were better. Her was in my top 5 for sure (BITWC, Spring Breakers, Before Midnight, Her, Frances Ha) [editline]18th August 2014[/editline] didn't come out til 2014 here so it missed my actual list but looking back it'd fit there.

My favorite of 2013 was probably either [I]Pacific Rim[/I] or [I]Gravity[/I]

[QUOTE=Butthurter;45721989]umm.. prisoners[/QUOTE] prisoners was great, definitely one of the best films of 2013 and american crime thrillers in recent years.

just realized i haven't seen any of those 2013 movies. her, 12yas, wolf of wall st, prisoners, somehow i missed all of those [editline]18th August 2014[/editline] which one should i watch first

the movie which interests you the most? or are they all interesting to you? if so, just blindly pick one. they're all pretty great

[QUOTE=Zukriuchen;45722196]just realized i haven't seen any of those 2013 movies. her, 12yas, wolf of wall st, prisoners, somehow i missed all of those [editline]18th August 2014[/editline] which one should i watch first[/QUOTE] Her was boring imo. Wolf of Wall St was incredible, 12 Years A Slave was heartbreaking, Prisoners was dark and gritty, it took a while to build up, Gyllenhaal's portrayal of the detective was astounding. If I were you, I'd watch Wolf of Wall St first, it's got really funny moment and DiCaprio plays his role perfectly. Then Prisoners, and finally 12 Years A Slave (prepare to have your heart crushed into a million pieces).

This year's Robocop was actually pretty enjoyable. Up to snuff with the first? No. Better than the sequels? Yes.

Brazil (1985) - hoooly shit/10 what a damn fine piece of film [img]http://i.somethingawful.com/forumsystem/emoticons/emot-smugbert.gif[/img]

[QUOTE=Zillamaster55;45722527]This year's Robocop was actually pretty enjoyable. Up to snuff with the first? No. Better than the sequels? Yes.[/QUOTE] Better than 3? Yes. Better than 2? No way.

[QUOTE=cardfan212;45722672]Better than 3? Yes. Better than 2? No way.[/QUOTE] 2 and 3 were not great at all. the reboot was barely above them.

Robocop 2 is an enjoyable movie in its own right. Not anywhere near the greatness of the original, but far, far above the garbage of the third.

guess im the only one who hates the first robocop and idolizes the third

[B]One flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - 10/10[/B] Just fantastic from start to end, Jack Nicholson was born to play McMurphy in the film. Wonderful performances from the rest cast as well.

I'm avoiding Robocop 2014 at all costs [video=youtube;yXOhIJg4B7k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXOhIJg4B7k[/video]

That was probably the best scene from the movie though. It was pretty damn creepy.

[QUOTE=kimchimafia;45723551]That was probably the best scene from the movie though. It was pretty damn creepy.[/QUOTE] funny, I thought it was pretty damn cheesy with the laughable bad acting to me. I seriously was laughing and thinking 'Why did they remake this again?'

Edge of Tomorrow was kinda confusing, but I enjoyed it. Looking forward to when it's released on BluRay as I'll definitely be rewatching it. Fun action movie.

[QUOTE=loopoo;45723805]Edge of Tomorrow was kinda confusing, but I enjoyed it. Looking forward to when it's released on BluRay as I'll definitely be rewatching it. Fun action movie.[/QUOTE] what was confusing about it? [sp]time reset 24 hours every time he died, which was the morning after he arrived at the camp, being the beachhead assault. each time he died after they figured out having to find the main thing, they started their day earlier and earlier, which is why at the end he goes back to being on the helicopter, it was a full 24 hours before that point (the night prior to the normandy assault) in which he last died.[/sp]

[B]Friday the 13th Part Two - 3/10[/B] Not scary at all and pretty much a repeat of the first movie. You have a bunch of camp counselors, while somewhat douchebaggy, but innocent getting murdered. The girl at the end did everything that a person can do wrong in a horror film.

[QUOTE=mikeyt493;45718940]BITWC is one of the best films to come out in absolutely ages, I seriously love the film. Saw it twice in the theatres and it's so far the only film I own on blu-ray. Go watch it. Was definitely my favourite of 2013.[/QUOTE] It's a good film, but don't try to make it some kind of masterpiece. Well executed and typical love coming of age story, but underneath it's still the same story that we've seen in dozens of films having nothing groundbreaking or unusual. I'd say it exceeded my expectations but still not enough to explain its Palme d'Or from 2013.

am i the only one here who thinks Twelve Years a Slave actually deserved best picture?

[QUOTE=cardfan212;45723227]Robocop 2 is an enjoyable movie in its own right. Not anywhere near the greatness of the original, but far, far above the garbage of the third.[/QUOTE] 3 is bad enough that you can get some sick pleasure out of it. 2 is just a snooze fest.

i just realized in honor of page ### 300 - 9/10 really liked the color, cinematography, choreography, and pretty much all of the writing

[QUOTE=Rofl_copter;45724430]am i the only one here who thinks Twelve Years a Slave actually deserved best picture?[/QUOTE] well.. it was pretty obvious that it'd win. you've only got to consider which is the most socially significant film and I was very certain a space movie wouldn't win it.

As much as i loved edge of tomorrow the only thing that didnt make sense to me was [sp] that Cruise didnt have the alien blood in his system when he awoke on base, so how did he retain his powers after dying, because apparently death triggers only your memory being sent back in time to your former self (which didnt have alien blood at the time) so he shouldnt have retained the powers after the first death. Also the reason he always wakes up at the same time when its supposed to be 24 hrs even though he sometimes he died at the beach, sometimes past the beach, and sometimes even at the base, i think its because he was knocked out before being taken to the base camp and kept being transferred to his body while unconscious, and by the time he awoke hed be at the same spot again. [/sp]