Post the last movie you've seen and how you rate it

[Oscarbingham]

"Get Out", it is for terror what "Moonlight" is for drama.

[Ellis]

The Bridge (2006)…

“More people have chosen to end their lives at the Golden Gate Bridge than anywhere else in the world.”

6/10

“Teaser” trailer - https://youtu.be/Zwl-Pa_QT0M

Full movie - http://123moviesfree.com/watch/the-bridge-2006-online-free-123movies.html

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[ben351500]

"Love and Friendship," based on Jane Austin's novella "Lady Susan." Brilliantly acted and VERY funny. 2016.

[justsingup]

PET (2016) and it's pretty good. 8.5/10

[justsingup]

@famousbovine:

The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
I give it a cute 7.5/10.
I rarely watch films of the thriller and horror genre because they bore me, but this movie was a pleasant experience.

Really no offense but i will give 15/10 to this movie, love the story and love the Dr Hanibal actually love Mr Hopkins

[kalayaan]

Last night I've watched 2 Lucas Till starrer

Wolves (2014)

Although this is a low budget film, still it's a decent action/horror film and the acting although not spectacular, but it's quite good.

6/10

Monster Trucks (2016)

This is sort of E.T., Free Willy and the likes sort of movie. I personally like this film, kids will be entertain watching this film

6.5/10

[Semtex]

Wouldn't have been my choice but as my date was buying the tickets and it was what he wanted to see my last film was Logan.
I have seen the earlier X-Men films, I guess the newer ones as well except for Apocalypse because it put me to sleep and none of the prior Wolverine films so I wasn't going in blind.  No knowledge of the universe from comics.

I'd say it was as close to a perfect Hollywood film experience I've had in awhile.  I had this impression that it was an attempt at "serious" film because I'd heard "Oscar worthy performance" and in the beginning it did have an almost gritty "this is going to drone on" feel.  However once they introduced the new character (not spoiling) it just snapped into an all around enjoyable ride.

I even had to make excuses as to why we remained watching the credits because I had been crying like I'd just witnessed Bambi again.

Highly recommend.

[coozgz]

The Dressmaker with Kate Winslet, Judy Davis, Liam Hemsworth and Hugo Weaving. It was quirky by good.

[Ellis]

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)…

7.5/10

It shares the top spot on my Star Wars movies list! :cheers:

Full movie - http://123moviesfree.com/watch/rogue-one-2016-i.3-online-free-123movies.html

Enjoy!

[sutieday]

I saw The Survivalist (2015), it's a good post apocalyptic film… and has some nudity

[danny0807]

"Last Train to Busan", a zombie movie from South Korea. Pretty good! https://youtu.be/1d4DACwz49o

[brianboru72]

Finally got the chance to watch Warcraft: The Beginning (2016) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0803096/ and was pleasantly surprised and disappointed at the same time.

Surprised because it wasn't as horrible as I was led to believe, and disappointed because I saw the mistakes they made with the story. The animation was gorgeous- and really captured the epic feel of Warcraft. But their attempts at building character were sorely lacking- the choice of villains was uninspired and connection with the audience fell flat. In fairness- I really think it was an uphill battle to get mainstream audiences to connect with and be sympathetic to the Orcs- if I watched it without my history background with the games I would've felt little for the Orcs and been utterly confused because they all look alike at first glance.
Blizzard has proven so capable with making compelling cut-scenes in their games, I wish they could bring that into the movies they make.

Rating: 6/10

[kalayaan]

@sutieday:

I saw The Survivalist (2015), it's a good post apocalyptic film… and has some nudity

Agree with this, even without male and female frontals, the movie is still good 

@danny0807:

"Last Train to Busan", a zombie movie from South Korea. Pretty good! https://youtu.be/1d4DACwz49o

Again agree, it's a fast paced zombie movie, I just wish it ended differently 

[Killer759]

Beauty and the Beast (2017)
I'm so glad and disappointed that they make this film same to original one. Everything almost same as cartoon.
7/10

[Domosuke]

I saw Get Out.

It was alright.

[srblock]

Finally saw Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)

9.5/10  Loved everything about it! After being terribly disappointed in The Force Awakens I was thrilled by this latest installment. Taking a chance on director Gareth Edwards really paid off, he slayed it.

[hercule]

Dracula Dead and Loving It (1995)-Hilarious, I love it.

[kalayaan]

@Killer759:

Beauty and the Beast (2017)
I'm so glad and disappointed that they make this film same to original one. Everything almost same as cartoon.
7/10

Agree with you there, except from the disappointment. They added scenes that are not in the animated film (including new songs). They also corrected the "mistakes" of the 1991 animation film.

7.5/10

[DCLXVI]

Rashomon (1950)
7.7/10
Saw it on IMDb and saw good reviews so I gave it a try. You'd enjoy this if you like pretentious premises. Good.

[anusanus]