Rate The Last Movie You Saw

I guess I can see that.

But despite of my statements, BB is still like no other. And to be honest, for a fifth season it was suprisingly small-scaled and slow burning. Season 4 was more action packed. I liked how things went deeper and more personal than before. Season 5 is so masterful imo.

You're both wrong anyway. Season 3 is best

I didn't say which one was my favorite.......






....but it's not 3.

Maybe dislike was wrong word. To be more precise I liked it the least. One of the main reasons was that Walter had strong opposition no more. I guess it became more of a drama and less of a thriller.

Last Days on Mars (2013)

A good supporting cast a little bit wasted in a not particularly original sci-fi-horror-thriller. Zombies on Mars sounds more fun than it is. The thing is, The Martian proved that Mars doesn't really need zombies, and this movie suffers more by comparison.

I actually believe you. Maybe you need to be a Deadpool fan to appreciate the humor, but overall I thought the movie was meh. I'll find out soon enough about Ghostbusters.

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The Guy From Harlem - 1.8/10

One of the guys from MST3K mentioned this film on RT recently, so I decided to give it a try.

Just brutal.

The Big Heat (1953)

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This was great. Im really enjoying seeing more Glenn Ford this days (with watching for 50's list) and it was also cool seeing a young and ruthless Lee Marvin.
Recommended.

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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. -

I think this might be one of the most underrated movies of 2015 (though I guess giving it a isn't helping the cause).

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You are still overrating it. This and Legend were very similar experiences for me. There are a couple little character elements that keep me from hating these films. They are bland other than that though. I couldn't tell you a thing about the plot except there is a girl. The dialogue in both is pretty forgettable. Not horrendous movies, but disposable entertainment for me.

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I was gearing up for a but unfortunately it got a little too caught up in trying to provide a bombastic action finale and lost the momentum of what is otherwise a consistently amusing and slick buddy comedy. I don't think plot is necessarily the most important element in a film - at least The Man From U.N.C.L.E. came up with some decent performers who had good chemistry (Cavill and Hammer made for a good odd couple, especially the former as a verbose charmer) and at least offered some clever spins on spy-movie clichés (such as the scene where Cavill watches a speedboat chase unfold or knowing to lie down once he realises he's been slipped a mickey). There's enough to put it above average and make it into something I have no problem with re-watching.

The little ballerina is enough to warrant multiple viewings.

The Ballad of Cable Hogue - 5/10

Seems like the first bad rating I've seen^^. I'll be trying it this weekend.