Rate The Last Movie You Saw

Splendor in the Grass (1961)


What a great great film. I literally couldn't take my eyes off Natalie Wood the entire time, she was sensational. Will definitely be checking out more from Kazan, although I find it difficult to imagine he's made better than this. And yes, I've seen Waterfront, Streetcar, Eden, and A Face in the Crowd.

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Kazan is probably my favorite director. If you watch another of his films maybe consider:
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Baby Doll
Wild River
But none of those have the lovely Natalie Wood

Alright, I now what I'm watching tonight!

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Cobpyth's Movie Log ~ 2019

Cheers CR, also for the links, that's handy! I've added all those to my watchlist. I'd say Baby Doll is probably my most anticipated, imagine our Natalie was that sensuous nineteen-year-old virgin.......

Enjoy Cob, looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

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One of the worst films I've seen in awhile. It looks like a awful video clip. What about the acting? hahaha Terrible!



★★★
A good mass. Great vision, not so good executed! This poster is better than the movie itself!

I didn't hate it, I knew what to expect from a Guy Ritchie film and it was ridiculous. But I was able to have some fun with it.

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Suspect's Reviews

It wasn't fun for me. I was bored to hell.

Wish he’d stop making his dumb movies.

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Excalibur 's the best King Arthur adaptation I think.

Jude Law turning into Frank Frazetta‘s Death Dealer was cool.

Jude Law is a bad actor, my girlfriend wants to watch Closer and Cold Mountain next weekend, oh hell, I can't ****ing wait...

"Excalibur is the best King Arthur adaptation" -- I agree, but the film could have been so much greater!

Naturally I had this in my mind when I was typing .

I'm not particularly a fan but I did like him in Side Effects.

Eh. I like Law.

I also kind of enjoyed Legend of the Sword for the such unapollogetic s***. I’m pretty sure King Arthur says “brah” at one point.

Never watched this one!
I'll check it out.

Closer is a good movie. Saw Cold Mountain once, which was more than enough for me.

Irrational Man (2015)
4/5
This movie is great and I can truly relate to the main character, of course considering the murder is only a metaphor of a middle age man being depressed and finally finding his niche. And Joaquin Phoenix was just amazing and Woody Allen knows exactly whom to cast.

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Blue Jasmine (2013)
i forgot how to do that popcorn rating however this is 4.5/5 for me.
This movie is so true about a lady having so many plans in life after unfortunate divorce, but not able to move forward with any. Cate Blanchett is just great

To Rome with Love (2012)

3.5/5 -- it wasn't great but I still loved it because I studied in Rome six years and lived like 50 meters from Fontana delle Tartarughe, so i know all the places that were shown in this movie. Otherwise it was typical Woody's script however a bit weaker than usual. Otherwise it was nice and refreshing,