Rate the last movie you watched?

[SpacePinto]

Ted & Ted 2 - these may not be movies for everyone, but if you're into Seth MacFarlane's specific brand of humor then you're going to love them both, so I give them 9/10 and 8/10 respectively.

[Koudoawaia]

Chickenhare on Netflix. Strange concept. Main character is literally half hare half chicken. However the character designs were very good (only one I didn't like were the pigs in the pigmies tribe)  as was the animation style and the story was pretty good. 7/10.

[SweetNightmare]

I think the last movie that I saw for the beginning to end was Morbious.
I rate it a Morb out of 10.

[BlackCurtains]

My mom bought me a DVD of Mary Martin's Peter Pan! It's been my favorite version of Peter Pan since I was a kid. I have it on VHS (which I've had for a very long time) but I don't have a way to play them anymore.

I watched it today and it's so good. It's the original cut, so the lyrics are originals too and some of the things said about the Indians is not PC but despite that I think it's a 10/10

Cyril Ritchard was the BEST Captain Hook

[Leave a Whisper]

Black Christmas -A pretty decent horror film. 7/10

City of Angels -5/10 Kinda boring.

[kestral_kitsune]

Jurassic world Dominion last sat. amaazzinngg


unless I have someone with me i just.... tend to watch youtube annoys the crap out of my sister cause she's all .. we have all this why youtube. =squirrel brain can't focus on actual shows anymore

[Koudoawaia]

Dr. Strange in the Universe of Madness. 10/10. Also I watch a lot of youtube too Kestral^^

[Artemesia's Garden]

I just watched Vita and Virginia. I would rate it a 6/10. I enjoyed the historical references and the efforts they made between Virginia's life events and her works of writing. The depictions of her mental health issues were very accurate I imagine and very striking. The scenes with the Bloomsbury Set were charming, and the scene with Lady Sackville towards the end was perfect. However I think some of the acting was a bit of a letdown. Some of the scenes between the two women were beyond the awkwardness that you would expect when two people fancy each other. They were just too awkward full stop and the timings were off. I'm not sure who was worse. I noticed that Elizabeth Debiki seemed better when she was with the other actors, so I blame Gemma Arterton unfortunately. The other performances were all pretty good, especially the two husbands. There was something unconvincing about Arterton's Vita and the dynamic didn't work for me. The portrayals of both women lacked the great character that I imagined they posessed in life.

[Artemesia's Garden]

I just watched 'The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea'. It was excellent in it's creepiness! Mark Kermode compared it to The Wicker Man. I heard it was based on a Japanese story and I think something might have been lost in translating it to a UK cultural context. I think to fully appreciate the suspense and horror you have to place the story according to the values still prominent in the 1970s regarding the status of women. But it was delightfully horrid!

[glitterball]

I watched that new version of "Persuasion" (based on the Jane Austen novel) on Netflix starring Dakota Johnson...

and  you know, what? I really enjoyed it!

Yes, "breaking the wall" was unusual but I thought is was fun to hear Anne Elliot's ramblings and thoughts directly to the audience, it is very much a modern style of movie in that sense, plus all the discussions of her sister "being an empath" and "narcissistic" - language that possibly didn't exist back then, haha!

Good to see diversity in the casting, too.

If you approach it as a movie based on current times & sentiments rather than a pure period piece, just sit back and enjoy the fun moments and side-eye. A thumbs-up from me!

[Leave a Whisper]

Atlantis the Lost Empire- I've always enjoyed this movie. What a shame it doesn't get the recognition it deserves. It's full of adventure,comedy and the animation is absolutely gorgeous. 7/10 underrated gem

[Koudoawaia]

The Sea Beast 10/10. Awesome movie.

[BlackCurtains]

Not a movie, but a series on Netflix - Pieces of Her. I saw that it starred Toni Collette and she's one of my favorite actors ever and I'll watch anything she's in. It was really good. Very interesting and keeps you guessing. I hope they'll make a second season but seeing as it's Netflix, you never know. It doesn't seem to matter how successful a series is, they'll cancel it anyway.

Anywho, I give the first season a 10/10

[Leave a Whisper]

Insidious - It was pretty good. But the main monster was ripped right out of Star Wars and looked utterly ridiculous. Another point knocked off for dragging the end out further. 7/10

[SpacePinto]

The Truman Show - a brilliant movie that still holds up after all these years, and Jim Carrey was awesome in it, 9/10