Post the last movie you've seen and how you rate it
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_Story of Reagon (Ryan Phillippe) who is a washed up young actor who accepted an indie film with location in Shreveport, Louisiana. A neurotic husband who knows that Reagon shagged his wife pretended to be a production staff and fetch Reagon from his hotel.
Reagon instead of being brought to the shooting location site was kidnapped and brought to a swamp hut where he was tortured and blackmail.
His only mean of escape is to seduced one of his kidnapper, a gay guy, Junior (Stephen Louis Grush) who really wants to bone him.
5/10_
Aww. Premise sounds interesting and I really like Ryan Philippe….why just a 5? What went wrong? Is it still worth checking out?
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Aww. Premise sounds interesting and I really like Ryan Philippe….why just a 5? What went wrong? Is it still worth checking out?
_5/10 is average, although the acting (especially Ryan and the supporting casts) are good, there are some scenes that has been stretched out and yes, it is worth checking out.
It's here in gaytor.rent_
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Thanks for the links! I'll check it out then.
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“Dinosaur 13” (2014)
7/10
A moving documentary centered on Sue, the world's greatest dinosaur discovery in 1990.
I never would’ve thought a documentary about some “fossil hunters” could stir up so much emotion.
“The true tale of one of the greatest discoveries in history…it was the find of a lifetime; the largest, most complete T. Rex ever found.” - Dinosaur 13 Official Site - http://www.dinosaur13movie.com/
Trailer and full documentary…
http://123movies.to/film/dinosaur-13-2247/watching.html
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"Inferno"… totally overrated!
I rate it 6.5/10, it's definitely well made but they played way too safe, it gets boring easily. -
Doctor Strange
I'll give it a 9 out of 10
Great movie and better acting, as usual from Benedict Cumberbatch
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Okuribito ("Departures") (2008)
Trailer…
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1069238/
Additional information…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Departures_(2008_film)
Winner in the “Best Foreign Language Film” category at the 81st Academy Awards in 2009 (and I’ve laughed and cried every time watching it…at least 3 times so far).
The above is from my “…foreign film” forum post–and make that at least 4 times now--still laughed (and cried). Six minutes into the movie, the needle was in–I was chuckling with the scene, and the first little bit of "choking up" quickly followed--right around the 8 minute mark (...flashing on what's in store). :blownose:
Full movie--Japanese language with English subtitles (check it out, I’m pretty sure you won’t be disappointed--I give it an 8/10...at the very least)…
http://kissasian.com/Drama/Departures/Movie?id=19905
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1. Captain Fantastic (2016) 8/10
Like the title, the movie is really fantastic. In my opinion, the plot have similarities with Little Miss Sunshine (2006), the family trip, carrying death family death bodies, suicide, etc. But, overall I like the plot and the comedy and the family drama. Viggo is truly fantastic in this movie. He is the heart of the movie and he did it very well. He's the reason I gave this movie 8 despite of not really an original screenplay. Hope he will get at least Oscar nomination for this role.
2. Lights Out (2016) 7/10
I like this horror. Very entertaining. It been really long since I have an excitement over horror film and this movie just trigger it. The story is okay, still can't find the connection what actually connect the entity from imagination to real world. Overall its good to be watched and recommended.
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"Inferno"… totally overrated!
I rate it 6.5/10, it's definitely well made but they played way too safe, it gets boring easily.
The story sounds interesting though..
When Robert Langdon wakes up in an Italian hospital with amnesia, he teams up with Dr. Sienna Brooks, and together they must race across Europe against the clock to foil a deadly global plot.
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"Inferno"… totally overrated!
I rate it 6.5/10, it's definitely well made but they played way too safe, it gets boring easily.Although, I still haven't watch this latest Dan Brown's book made into movie, I agree with you, the first two Ron Howard's films based on Dan Brown's book, are too safe (although both are good films). But the books are more compelling.
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Doctor Strange.
I enjoy it just like other Marvel movies, but I wouldn't exactly call it that amazing, but it is good. Has a stunning visual effect, and may remind some to Inception
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2. Lights Out (2016) 7/10
I like this horror. Very entertaining. It been really long since I have an excitement over horror film and this movie just trigger it. The story is okay, still can't find the connection what actually connect the entity from imagination to real world. Overall its good to be watched and recommended.
I was intrigued by this and so I've watched this last night and I agree, "jump scare" will not disappoint the viewers. Stars are good in it especially Teresa Palmer and Gabriel Bateman. Spoiler - Like any other horror film, self sacrifice must be made, but I am satisfied with the ending.
7/10
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Taxi Zum Klo (English title: Taxi to the Toilet)
Pretty awesome movie, in fact one of the few LGBT movies that I have enjoyed that much.
I think it's a must see if you are interested in Queer cinema, especially if you take into consideration the fact that it's a (semi)autobiographical movie of the director/protagonist Frank Ripploh. Also, I think the movie is incredibly aesthetic, but maybe that's just me and my weird movie taste. I would not hesitate to give it a 9.5/10 or even a solid 10/10, maybe not as a movie in general but as a queer movie it definitely deserves this. -
A beautiful film about a young mother who stopped aging after an accident in 1937. The result of her never staying in the same place, changing identity and leaving behind a teenage daughter for their own protection.
Even the flashback scenes added to the beauty of the story
7/10
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Looking: The Movie (2016) 7/10
I'd say its pretty bold for a TV movie but not as bold as [bThe Normal Heart (2014[/b] to download/view/rate/comment this file! which I gave 8/10. Its really entertaining. I like the plot, clever story and good acting, plus beautiful actors. I usually don't really like romance comedy especially gay themed movie, but I like this one. Totally worth it for weekend movie.
Anyway, after watching this TV movie, I'm curious about the series.
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Yesterday I watched BEFORE THE FLOOD, a National Geographic documentary from Leonardo DiCaprio and Barack Obama. On Rotten Tomatoes, I'd rate it an important 95%. It is (and will likely keep) winning best documentary awards (Oscar, BAFTA, etc.) as it was outstanding and hopeful (if however bleak). The film addresses climate change and is streaming online for free:
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A beautiful film about a young mother who stopped aging after an accident in 1937. The result of her never staying in the same place, changing identity and leaving behind a teenage daughter for their own protection.
Even the flashback scenes added to the beauty of the story
7/10Blake Lively's partner in that film, Michiel Huisman (who also plays Daario Naharis in Game of Thrones) has appeared frontal in one of his earlier Dutch film, Phileine zegt sorry (Phileine Says Sorry) in 2003
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The Reader 2008 _extended version
8/10
A tragic love story between Michael (David Kross/Ralph Fiennes) and Hanna (Kate Winslet) that started when Michael was a boy of 15 by accidentally puking on the a tenement doorway in which Hanna was one of the tenant.
This lead to their hot but unstable sexcapades until Hanna left suddenly. The next time Michael saw Hanna was (by the time he was a law student and attending a seminar) in the court because Hanna along with other 40ish women are accused of killing Jews during the war and Michael came to observe the procedings.
Old wounds re-opened and it's in the hand of Michael to tell Hanna's secret which will lighten her sentence but kept mum about it.
Next time they met was when Hanna is about to be release, Old and smelling old, Michael process all of Hanna's needs to help her cope up with the world, but it was not to be so.
Uncut dick of cutie German young actor David Kross_
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/ae/b0/e3/aeb0e37dea1759488b00795f541b2ce3.jpg
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The Jungle Book (2016)…7/10! :clap2:
Seeing that I didn't have any expectations, and no real knowledge about Mowgli's story, actually the "Jungle Book" story itself, I really enjoyed it, and much more than I could've imagined!
Yes, the "Jurassic" stuff looks good, but these animals…it's really hard to tell what's "real"...check it out!
I knew of the original Disney cartoon (but never saw it), the names of the characters, the Disneyland attraction, and of course…the song…
From the 1967 animated feature...
The Bare Necessities…
2016 Trailer and full movie…
http://niter.co/all/movies/1296098-the-jungle-book
Enjoy!
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