Rate The Last Movie You Saw

Louis C.K. - Live At The Comedy Store

This is his worst one. He hasn't been funny in a while. The beginning was horrendous, so I smoked some grass, and then managed to laugh a few times, but he used to be really funny. Doug Stanhope's last one was his least best unfortunately as well.

I probably saw this when I was little but I have no recollection of it. It's not the kind of movie that I'm drawn to at this time, but it is extremely endearing. You'd have to be a grinch to dislike this. It has to be one of the greatest Christmas movies ever made.

Cricket, you're watching abunch of 40s movies, is that for the 1940's Countdown?

Yea, just to get a little head start. I won't have to watch that many Sci-Fi movies.

Good idea, I hope to get more 40s stuff in myself.

Rewatched:

The Last Picture Show



Peeping Tom



Diabolique

Killer Klowns from Outer Space


5/5 simply gives no justice. If the great almighty lord of movies above were to bless us with one single project it would be this. Truly the most spectacular and remarkable spectacle of the decade, step aside, Casablanca and Citizen Kane. From the legendary well known director Stephen Chiodo, we get the most properly shot, acted and written film you will ever see on this planet or the next. It modernizes the tale of the boy who cried wolf, and tackles truly modern political issues, like pranks and the police, and cotton candy, with extreme edge and cunning perfection, it truly is the snub of every award show. To top it off with the best composer of all time, John Massari, a myth and a legend, known for tracks such as ''Killer Klown March'' and ''Hidden Klown Ship.'' along with modern classics ''Truck Escape and Klownzilla'' and ''Escape into Klown Kathedral.'' Wow, just wow. Let me just tell you Chubby and Jumbo are the epitome of the termscene stealer.

I thought this classic was practically flawless, and yet, it did not leave me satisfied. It's only 88 minutes long, and it didn't even seem that long. Excellent performances, and I was particularly fond of Vincent Price, to go along with a good story, tight direction, and a beautiful musical score. It just left me wanting more.

3/5 for flawlessness?

It just didn't wow me or move me.

That's fair.

I was expecting an arid European arthouse movie and I got an arid European arthouse movie.

Deadpool (2016) +



Much, much better than I expected. Best love/sex scenes I've ever seen in a movie. First class action comedy. Colossus was my least favorite. Jokes were priceless. Worth owning. Reynolds channelled his comedic roots, found his comedic authenticity and stole the show.

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Goodfellas 1990
Paulie may have moved slow, but it was only because Paulie didn't have to move for anybody.


Alright, so here's the thing with this movie, I have avoided watching it for YEARS. Not because I didn't want to watch it, the opposite actually, I knew I would just adore this gem, but I knew after this 2 hours I would want to watch Casino, and The Godfather, and The Godfather II, maybe I'd even re-watch Scarface if I'm still feelin' frisky and it'd just be a huge investment of my time. I personally think this is Scorsese's best, and most would say Taxi Driver is, to which I wouldn't argue. Taxi Driver is a perfectly made movie, but it doesn't have the rewatchability of Goodfellas for me, personally. Ray Liotta gives the best performance of his career, as expected, and Robert De Niro does a pretty damn good paranoid Tony Montana impression. I thought De Niro was the real standout, even more-so than Pesci who fans of this always like to rave about(Funny how?), who I thought was good not great character-wise. This movie has a perfect cast, and I was invested since very first scene, and it never wavered, you could probably throw another hour onto this and I'd still love it just as much.

I gotta say though, Liotta does a pretty damn goofy lookin' face when he starts laughing. Just look at that thing.

Can't tell if this is all sarcasm or what, but I really like that movie. I used to wear a Killer Klowns shirt all the time in high school, along with my American Werewolf in London shirt, my Army of Darkness shirt, and my Alien shirt.

It was majorly sarcasm, it's no 5 star, but I do like the movie aswell and pushed my hardest for it during the MoFo Halloween event.

Taxi Driver is Scorseses best but i'm cool with someone thinking it is Goodfellas. Also don't rewatch Scarface, it is terrible.

I wore my school uniform shirt.

I was pretty lukewarm when I first saw it too, but now it's one of my favorites. I love Dana Andrews character; pretty cold and impassive for the time (even for a noir). I only wish they didn't tack on the romance aspect with him, as it seemed a little contradictory.

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No it's not, it's brilliant.

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