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The last movie I saw was Rogue http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0479528/.
I thought it was quite good for an Aussie movie. I'd give it a 4 out of 5 because it wasn't as gory as a movie about a large crocodile eating people could be. |
Last movie I saw:
Annie Hall. Five out of five duckies. Wow, ok. Totally worth winning the Oscar for best picture, indeed. Is there anyone as good at character studies as Woody Allen? First off, his portrayal of Alvy is one of my favorites I've witnessed. Neurotic, on edge, but as full of wit as ever. The bit when Annie calls Alvy at 3am because of a spider in her bathroom, and he comes rushing over, is one of the sweetest scenes I've ever, well, seen. The opening scene with Woody talking to the camera about the relationship, and the closing voice-over mentioning the joke about the brother who thinks he's a chicken...I really don't think there's anyone quite able to poke fun at and show the sweetness of relationships quite like he does in his films. Highly recommended! |
Turistas.
I'd give it 3/5. It didn't live up to it's Horror Genre. And I didn't care for the nudity. It was unneeded. But the story was okay. It is something that does really happen,and they portrayed it in a pretty good manner. |
Hunt for the Red October. Not one of my favorite movies, but it was okay.
2/3 stars. |
Invisible.
3.5/5 Previews made it look pretty good. But the plot was ok. And it was kinda draggy. The ending sucked. And most of it was impossible. One of those strange movies. Yusyus. |
The Bishop's Wife. Once again a Carry Grant movie. It's a Christmas movie and is so very cute!
I give it 4.5/5 stars!!! |
The last one I saw was Elizabeth the Golden Age; it was a really good film - although "Water" Raleigh wasn't really my type and my inner history geek just wanted to see Dudley.
4.5/5 stars for making me dwell on historical inaccuracies! :) xXx |
Zorro the Gay Blade...for about the hundreth time.
I love that movie to death. It's hysterical! 4.5/5 stars, if only because the DVD I have doesn't have subtitles and I still can't quite catch some of the dialouge D< |
"Enchanted"
3 out of 5. |
RATATOUILLE: I give it 5/5 stars.
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ADVENT CHILDREN! final fantasy! Man i love love that one! 90/100... or something... ok i didnt love that one so much i liked it weeeeeery much ^^-
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Eragon and i will give it a 9/10
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i last movie i saw was Enchanted last night. i thought it was funny. i really like it and so is my friend. if i ahve to rate it i would rate it 4/5.
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Hmm.. last film I saw. Let me think..
Phantom Of The Opera (yeah, the 2004 one with Gerald Butler in it XD) I've seen it countless times already, but I could just watch it forever and never get bored, sadly. 10/10 with a cherry on top! |
Martian Child ::
5/5 - LOVED it. I had some expetations for this movie, but not many. Once the movie started rolling though, I knew it would have me completely captivated and it did. Seriously it was heart warming and a movie that many important life messages were presented in. Beowulf :: 3/5 - I've never been into this type of movie, so that might bring the score down a bit. But it had an overall good presentation, and it made me think quite a bit to get it to all connect...but it's diffently not one of my favorites. Enchanted :: 4/5 - the movie was cute and fun at times, but the ending completely threw it off - I felt as if they just wanted it to end, so they half aced it in a hurry. ^^ August Rush :: 5/5 - AWESOME movie. Loved how music was -everywhere- it's one of those ones where the movie gives you music just out of the random noise. Haha. <3 The plot was amazing, and the acting and emotion behind it all was over-powering. -Totally- worth the money for both theature view and home view. <333 |
Enchanted::
It was pretty cute and funny, and was different from anything I've seen before. It could have been a little corny, but it was balanced out by Patrick Dempsey's character, who... wasn't. 4.5/5? |
Beowulf was the last movie I was taken to watch. And I thought it was a load of rubbish. The trailers to the movie looked really good and then you sit down to watch it and.. well I'd rather have watched paint dry. But I guess that just might be me. I liked the story but.. I don't know, I guess the graphics just put me off.
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The last movie I saw was Beowulf. It was really nice I suggest it to anyone who likes fictional movies. The animation in it was perfect. I give this movie a 10/10 because it captured the story and facial expressions so nicely. It still had a great story line too. Even if the animation wasn't that great I still would've liked it for that story line.
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The last movie that I saw was Enchanted. I actually really liked it. The casting was awesome. I can understand why boys may not want to see the movie, but I do highly reccommend it, especially for those who grew up watching Disney animated features.
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The last movies I saw were Beowulf and This Christmas. I liked them both alot. I actually didn't want to set This Christmas because Chris Brown was in it. I don't have anyhing against him, its just im tired of girls being so pressed over him. Other good actors were in the movie. Anyway Beowulf was frickin awesome. Go see it.
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i saw SPACE JAM its a really cool and funny movie i saw on the comp i give it 7/10
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The most recent movie I've seen as of late was Live Free or Die Hard. Defiantly will be adding it to the buy list. Even though it seems they tried to hard to make Willis like a action hero, it was still awesome. Blowing up helicopters with cars is always a classic. 9/10
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I saw "The Golden Compass" on Friday at midnight, and I have to say, I was really impressed. I'm a huge fan of the books, and had been waiting for the film for about the last 4 years, and I have to say, after all that time, New Line did not disappoint.
For those who have read the book - Yes, they did change some things. But I promise that the changes they made make sense in the context of the movie. The movie also ends before the end of the book, but the main bent of the movie is about rescuing the missing children, so I thought it was an appropriate place to conclude the film. Overall, I felt they were really loyal to Pullman's writing style; the CG artists especially did an amazing job setting up Lyra's world in every aspect. I was greatly impressed by their attention to detail. Also, the cast was great. Dakota Blue Richards was Lyra. For those who have not read the book - I think that it may be a bit confusing at times for those who are not familiar with the story. Pullman's style is pretty visual, though, I feel in a way that lends itself pretty well to a film adaptation. Many of the details in the book are visual things, so if you pay attention to what you see (not at all difficult because it /looks/ amazing), then it should help clarify things. I would totally see this movie again, and I plan on buying it on DVD. Also the soundtrack. Well worth the wait all these years =3 At least a 9/10 for sure. |
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