Rate The Last Movie You Saw

This isn't exactly news considering the fact that, you know, I've seen it four times. Besides, I've actually given out a couple of other ratings in this thread in the past few weeks, but by all means single this one out.

Yeah, I definitely feel like my rating has leveled out at and I can't see it increasing anytime soon, but I think a film that proves a consistent experience time and time again is a rare enough thing for me.

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Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Nashville - 10/10

Actually watched this with a friend, which I haven't done in a LONG time. He loved it.. After he told me how much he loved "Short Cuts" I told him he had to see this. Well, he tried watching it on his phone, but he said that wasn't phone, video was grainy, and that the video/audio was so slow (it's awful).... 6th viewing.

Vegucated (2011)

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Universal Soldier: The Return -

How does this theatrically-released film manage to look cheaper than its direct-to-video sequels?

Hour of the Gun

A Country Called Home

The Deadly Companions - 5.5/10

Really really overrated. So boring and long took me a week to finish it.

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Mad Max Fury road is trash

100% right.

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EFF DA HATERZ!!!

Spiderman 3 (2007) -

As I said before the problems are: they should have edited Sandman out entirely, edited out the corny stuff, and also re-cast Topher Grace.

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Pushing my way through some infamous all-time baddies... (because I find them just as amazing as the great stuff)

Mad Mutilator (1983) - 5/10
This one is an oddball mashup/homage to other horrors that feels more like a half-baked b-movie than a truly atrocious film. It's mostly dialogue-less with lots of ambient music, which at times makes it feel like something out of the silent era.

Things (1989) - 4.4/10
Things is one of the better "so-bad-it's-good" films I've seen. Up there with The Room/Neil Breen in the amount of laughter it induced.

Dog Day Afternoon
It was good but not that good...

independence day 2016, I only give it a 7 at best. I remember the release of the first one, at the end of the movie people were actually standing up cheering and clapping in the theater. On top of that, it had Will Smith in it. The second movie had an almost impossible task of even being considered anywhere as near as the original. Also the plot that there is now another superior alien race, where were they 20 years ago? Very poor way for us to demonstrate independence, by relying on another alien life form.

On the Road -

4/5

From the Ebert list comes this Italian film set in the 1800's during an Italian/Austrian conflict. A married Italian countess betrays her country and everyone in her life when she has a love affair with an Austrian officer. Rather than a feel good romantic story, this movie ends up being powerful and tragic. I rarely enjoy historical type films, but I loved the story, it's beautiful to look at, and has an exceptional musical score.