What was the last movie you watched and how would you rate it?

• Manhattan Buckeye

  Ironman92;1581303 wrote:How do you not like Forrest Gump?

  We own it on dvd but doubt we'll watch it again, it's in the back of the closet....hasn't aged particularly well. Too much schmaltz, and even for a fantasy movie it lacks the level of believability to sustain multiple viewings.
• gut

  Ironman92;1581303 wrote:How do you not like Forrest Gump?

  Didn't say I didn't enjoy it, just not nearly as good as advertised.
• vball10set

  Manhattan Buckeye;1581305 wrote:We own it on dvd but doubt we'll watch it again, it's in the back of the closet....hasn't aged particularly well. Too much schmaltz, and even for a fantasy movie it lacks the level of believability to sustain multiple viewings.

  
  I have to disagree. This (Gump), along with Shawshank, A Few Good Men and a couple others are movies I'm drawn to whenever they're on.
• SportsAndLady

  

  I watched Gravity Friday night, first time I saw it. I thought it was pretty good. Nothing great, but not 3/10. I'd give it a 6/10.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Gravity is kicking rear at the BAFTA's, there might be some very upset people on Oscar night. Still need to see American Hustle...looks like a movie I'd really enjoy.
• thavoice

  Saw LEgo movie. It wasnt bad. Just alot going on.
  
  Of course..shawshank was on late last week with the notes on AMC. Loved tha Fn movie
• TedSheckler

  

  The Lego Movie 9/10
• thavoice

  TedSheckler;1581582 wrote:The Lego Movie 9/10

  I am more at like a 6.8 of 10
• Ironman92

  

  In the Line of Fire
  
  Awesome movie with a ridiculous cast.
  
  10/10
• Automatik

  

  I watched Groundhog Day from start to finish yesterday.
  
  It's always been a favorite of mine, but it's been a while. Such a great flick! I love the parts when he's trying over and over to get in the his coworkers pants.
  
  10/10
• TedSheckler

  

  Thor: A Dark World 7.6/10
• thavoice

  Automatik;1582059 wrote:I watched Groundhog Day from start to finish yesterday.
  
  It's always been a favorite of mine, but it's been a while. Such a great flick! I love the parts when he's trying over and over to get in the his coworkers pants.
  
  10/10

  Too early for flapjacks?
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Automatik;1582059 wrote:I watched Groundhog Day from start to finish yesterday.
  
  It's always been a favorite of mine, but it's been a while. Such a great flick! I love the parts when he's trying over and over to get in the his coworkers pants.
  
  10/10

  I love listening to people's views about how long Phil was stuck in Groundhog Day. My guess....had to be around 10 years to learn everything.
• jmog

  Manhattan Buckeye;1582094 wrote:I love listening to people's views about how long Phil was stuck in Groundhog Day. My guess....had to be around 10 years to learn everything.

  http://whatculture.com/film/just-how-many-days-does-bill-murray-really-spend-stuck-reliving-groundhog-day.php
  
  Just for you, I found the read interesting since I always liked Groundhog's Day.
• thavoice

  Manhattan Buckeye;1582094 wrote:I love listening to people's views about how long Phil was stuck in Groundhog Day. My guess....had to be around 10 years to learn everything.

  Sometimes my intentions are to actually count how many times it seems like he starts a new day but that doesnt work because of how long he says it took him to master the card toss into the hat.
• shook_17

  

  Lone Survivor and 10 out of 10. Awesome movie.
• thavoice

  shook_17;1582415 wrote:Lone Survivor and 10 out of 10. Awesome movie.

  Yeah, awesome flick.
  Saw it a number of times already and will again this week before it leaves the local theatre.
• hangonsloopy

  

  The Edge. 7/10
• Enforcer

  

  vball10set;1581316 wrote:I have to disagree. This (Gump), along with Shawshank, A Few Good Men and a couple others are movies I'm drawn to whenever they're on.

  Dame for Me, but You can add Men of Honor and A League of their Own
• Gblock

  hangonsloopy;1582449 wrote:The Edge. 7/10

  havent seen that for a while but that is a good movie
• GoPens

  

  The Monuments Men--8.5. The story is ok,but the cast is incredible. It's gotten to the point I've got to see every movie John Goodman is in.
• se-alum

  

  GoPens;1583287 wrote:The Monuments Men--8.5. The story is ok,but the cast is incredible. It's gotten to the point I've got to see every movie John Goodman is in.

  I wanna see this. Goodman is one of the best. As much as I hated the show Roseanne, he was insanely good in it.
• gut

  Manhattan Buckeye;1581302 wrote:The main problem with Gravity is that it completely lacked suspense even though it was episode after episode of Bullock supposedly being in "danger." The camerawork was top notch though - it is visually impressive.

  Kind of describes my feeling. Almost like they tried too hard to cram in too much drama, and as a result much of it felt underdeveloped and fell flat.
  
  The scene that pretty much sums it up: "ok....I have almost no idea what to do....wait, here's the manual right where I expected it to be....now I'll just randomly open it right to the page I need....despite my obvious lack of technical expertise a quick skim and I know exactly what to do.....oh, look, George Clooney is back...."
• justincredible

  

  gut;1583303 wrote:The scene that pretty much sums it up: "ok....I have almost no idea what to do....wait, here's the manual right where I expected it to be....now I'll just randomly open it right to the page I need....despite my obvious lack of technical expertise a quick skim and I know exactly what to do.....oh, look, George Clooney is back...."

  Spoiler alert!
• gut

  justincredible;1583305 wrote:Spoiler alert!

  Watching Gravity was the ultimate spoiler