Rate The Last Movie You Saw

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The Longest Ride (George Tillman Jr., 2015)
Far less explicit than expected

Intouchables

Beautiful movie on so many levels. Also great music well placed in this movie. I want to go to France and apply for a job as a caregiver now.

9/10

The Disaster Artist (2017)

I daresay Crystal Skull took over as the consensus pick simply for being a dud sequel in an otherwise beloved franchise (which is arguably true of The Lost World as well), though Hook being Peter Pan fanfiction probably didn't make it go over that well either. In any case, I can never settle on a concrete pick for his worst because there are a few possibilities and I don't think I really care that much in the end.

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Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Jesus Cricket, i love you! You've been really digging my noms lately for some reason. City Girl is probably my favourite silent so far along with City Lights and Sherlock Jr., it's also my favourite of the three Murnau's i've seen. So gorgeous and surprisingly funny and entertaining, and yes heartbreaking.

The only nominations I knew who nominated them were House of Tolerance and Vibtator Torture. Ok I changed my mind, City Girl sucks!

China Moon (1994, John Bailey)

Decent but plodding and painfully unoriginal neo noir with Ed Harris as a seasoned homicide cop and Madeleine Stowe (who, granted, is gorgeous here) as a sultry femme fatale who gets him into trouble. The plot has some twists but also a whole lot of cliches, and the ending is disappointing.

Scarface aka Shame Of A Nation (Howard Hawks & Richard Rosson, 1932) +
Apparently not a documentary about the king of scarves after all

I guess I have to give this one another chance because everyone seems to be positive on it, while I found it to be mediocre at best.

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Suspect's Reviews

Exactly.

IMO this was an attempt to capture the style of 1981's Body Heat with William Hurt and Kathleen Turner. Although I think Body Heat was a much better film. The actors were very suited for their roles, and portrayed them well. Neither Harris nor Stowe have the depth for those types of characters.

~Doc

Excellent movie! Don't be fooled though, even though it's billed as a comedy, it's far more of a dramedy, but a very good character study of someone w/mental illness.

8.5/10

Phew, It's the favourite silent of some really lame people who know nothing about cinema. Oh, wait, I rated it myself!

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The Bleeder (2016)


Surprisingly decent film for boxing fans. The Chuck Wepner story is a great one and Schreiber really does well. The Ali parts are very poor though.






The Florida Project (2017)


Well paced and impressive performances all round here.

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The Penguin Pool Murder (George Archainbaud, 1932)
"Never try to evade the law with an umbrella between your legs"

I loved it. Top 3 of 2017 for sure. Loved the colours and the innocence of it all. Some people disliked the ending but I thought it was absolutely perfect.

I can see how people wouldn't like it. Had no problem with it myself.