Movies/TV Rate the Last Movie you Watched

[Lone_Garurumon]

Goosebumps: 9/10 A nice movie with some good Easter eggs for the people who actually read the books. Surprised they didn't take the obvious route and call the amusement park Horrorland though.

 

[Darth Darkrai]

TMNT 2: Out Of The Shadows, Surpringlsy not bad, not good, but not as bad as the first film, liked Stephen Amell here Personally, C-
X-Men Apocalypse, enjoyed it, my BIGGEST COMPLAINT really for me was the Pacing of the Film, B+
The Angry Birds Movie, I enjoyed myself here, was fun, Humor for the most part good, B-

 

[Applejack1973]

Devil Inside 8/10

 

[omahanime]

The Martian
8.5/10.0
A disaster movie without being too depressing. One flaw with storyline.

 

[Darth Darkrai]

Finding Dory, REALLY GOOD!! It WON'T Top Finding Nemo (Finding Nemo my 2nd Favorite Film of all time) but still REALLY GOOD and I plan to see it again soon! gets an A
Warcraft, Not as bad as the Critics claimed it to be, had a lot of Fun, B-
Maggie's Plan, surprise Indie Flick in the Summer, some really good acting, A-
The Conjuring 2, had a fun time, some Scares were good, gets an A

 

[Thanos]

Captain America: Civil war 10/10
Best Marvel movie since Captain America: winter soldier.

 

[PaulTheProtist]

Talladega Nights: 8.5/10

The plot is fairly standard and predictable. However, this is made up by the fact that this movie is very funny. Also, Girard is a cool cat.

 

[The Thin White Duke]

Black Swan - 10/10

Absolutely haunting and beautifully crafted, you can tell everyone involved made a real effort with it, especially Natalie Portman and Darren Aronofsky. She deserved that Oscar.

 

[Kung Fu Ferret]

Gods of Egypt
Besides the whitewashed cast, they put a fair amount of effort into making this movie. If only they didn't play around with the mythology as much. B-

 

[omahanime]

Shaun the Sheep Movie
8/10
amusing

 

[Zexy]

Warcraft

7/10

 

[Arceus the Dragon]

Independence Day - I give it a 10/10 since I liked it very much.

 

[Lone_Garurumon]

Frankenweenie: a nice movie, with some interesting themes to it, and a very sweet ending. 8/10

 

[Tactician Karina]

Forever 16 - 9/10

Spoiler

One of my favorite Lifetime/LMN movie, probably the only one, I like. The main protagonist, Raven Highgate, is likable without being annoying and whiny, she has a reason to feel the way she does since she's a 116 year old vampire and lost those she loved when she turned into one, by the same vampire. She is taken in by a detective who lost her own family to a vampire and she helps Raven solve a mysterious murder in the school she attends for the case. I won't give the ending away, but overall this movie is really good and I recommend it to anyone interested in supernatural/drama movies.

 

[PaulTheProtist]

Norm of the North - 1/10

The whole movie is toilet humor, unfunny jokes, and filler. Plus, our protagonists are responsible for every problem that happens here.

 

[al_the_bard]

Barry Gordy's The Last Dragon. One of my favorite movies of all time. 5/5.

 

[Lone_Garurumon]

Gods of Egypt: It had a nice story, with the point of gods not being infallible. I also appreciate that they at least did a little bit of their research. 9/10

 

[Ｄｉｓ]

The VVitch- 6/10. Gonna have to see it with subs next time since I understood about 3/5 of what was said

 

[Lone_Garurumon]

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (That's right, Philosopher's, not Sorcerer's, Philosopher's) - Still a good movie after all these years, it did take Ron's worth down a bit from the book, and made Hermionie a little less flawed, I didn't like that. 8/10

 

[Neo Blaze]

The Hateful Eight. Wish I had checked this film out in theaters but I didn't for some stupid reason. I mean, it's Quentin goddamn Tarantino. This film had some amazing acting, great dialogue and some great humour too, which is are all trademarks of Tarantino. It was almost of 3 hours of just people talking to each other, but man was I invested. It also almost took place entirely in a small wooden cabin. It made me feel as if I was there, and only great directors can accomplish such things. The score by one of my favourite composers of all time, Ennio Morricone, was incredibly haunting and gripping.

10/10.