Rate The Last Movie You Saw

How old are you?

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One more reason to love Escape from New York:





hubba-hubba

Welll...yes and no.

more yes than no, though

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You're one of those guys who believe that animations are just for kids?
Anyway. I'm 23!

You ah correct sahh!!

A horny couple who were test subjects in the 70's come back to rape drugged out medical students to death. There's a couple of sick scenes and some decent humor, but it was unengaging and silly. Not bad to watch if you just want to throw in something stupid.

The Second Mother (2015):

I want to re-watch it soon, but for now it's a

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"A film has to be a dialogue, not a monologue — a dialogue to provoke in the viewer his own thoughts, his own feelings. And if a film is a dialogue, then it’s a good film; if it’s not a dialogue, it’s a bad film."

- Michael "Gloomy Old Fart" Haneke

lol wut

Ha. That explains why you like John Wick 2 so much!

melancholia - 3/10

so bad i had to ff after an hour... very awful

Fly Away Home

3rd Re-watch for Silent Vamp's HoF

Taxi - 5/10

4th Re-watch for the Musical Artist Hall of Fame

I still need to see this. I've known about since 1986.

I didn't mean to complain about the use of f words, I just meant that the dialogue just wasn't that funny and seemed a bit lazy. I was just surprised it used the f word so much for some reason. It didn't seem like the kind of movie that would use it that much. I don't know why but when I hear the f word in a movie I wouldn't expect to hear it I get surprised.

I love Austin Powers by the way. That move is much more creative and much more
funny.

I also like the Get Smart movie.

I find Melissa McCarthy to be too fake. I don't believe her characters in her movies are real, she always comes off like a bad SNL skit.

Maybe some of us have only seen the TV version.

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E. K. Hornbeck

Midway (1976)



These types of films are a guilty pleasure of mine. The use of stock footage was alright, but it felt like it was marking the end of the big American WWII epics.

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