Rate the last movie you've seen

**shootemindehead** · 14-May-2014

'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century'

2/10

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**MinionZombie** · 15-May-2014

Some films I've recently seen:

"Harvey" (1950) - 8/10 - always a pleasure to watch a James Stewart performance. Indeed, the performances all-round were excellent.

"The Life Guard" - 6/10 - indie flick with Kristen Bell. She's a reporter who packs in her New York life at age 29 and returns home where she takes up her old job as a swimming pool lifeguard. She gets into a relationship with a troubled teen and coming-of-age indie things ensue. I quite enjoyed it. The sort of movie that would fly under most radars, but I rather dug it.

"Pain & Gain" - 5/10 - Michael Bay's "little" movie between Transformers 3 and 4. Overlong and intensely meat-headed, it's astonishing that this was all based on a real story, but there's some bizarrely and darkly comic moments to be had. Dwayne Johnson steals the movie.

"Despicable Me 2" - 7/10 - jolly good fun. Who can resist the yellow minions running around causing havoc, and while the actual plot of the movie is a little soft it still keeps you entertained throughout. Now, will a spin-off movie entirely about the yellow minions work or will it be too much of a good thing?

**Geordie9** · 15-May-2014

The Millionaire Tour 7/10

**Geordie9** · 19-May-2014

Cowboys vs Zombies (2014) 5/10, the zombies movements looked like a cross between an epileptic fit & raving.

**MinionZombie** · 20-May-2014

21 Jump Street (2012):

I'm not familiar with the original show, and I wasn't a fan at all of Channing Tatum (indeed, I thought he was a dull-eyed moron who couldn't act worth a damn due to the likes of GI Joe) ... however - with his cameo in This Is The End, and now 21 Jump Street, I'm totally in a different mind about Tatum. He was great in this flick and made a really good team with Jonah Hill. The script was whip smart and the direction had laser like focus - it subverted expectations and cliches, in terms of itself as well as action/comedy/buddy-cop movies, while also playing up those aspects, and had a really tight sense for comedy. I laughed throughout and really enjoyed it.

9/10

**Geordie9** · 20-May-2014

8/10

**krisvds** · 20-May-2014

Le gamin au vélo (The Kid With A Bike) - Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne

Drama by the Belgian Dardenne brothers dealing with the friendship between a neglected boy living in a foster home and a hairdresser. Breaks and warms the heart at the same time. Fantastic performances, documentary style direction and a lot of 'soul' elevate this above the average arthouse fare. Recommended.

9/10

Originally Posted by shootemindehead

'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century'

2/10

fkn 'el

l

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yptoaCKZ0Tw

**Geordie9** · 20-May-2014

7/10

**Geordie9** · 22-May-2014

7/10
Quite an enjoyable film, likeable characters, decent storyline.

**MoonSylver** · 22-May-2014

All Superheroes Must Die: 7/10

Chronicle: 10/10

**Geordie9** · 22-May-2014

8/10 , excellent!!

**MinionZombie** · 23-May-2014

Dirty Mary Crazy Larry - 7/10

I prefer Vanishing Point, but this was a pretty cool 70s car movie - and the car stuff is all the more impressive as it was done for real (rather than today where it's usually CGI); the near-miss with the bus early on alone was pretty hair-raising. Only just watched this for the first time last night, and so I saw a few shots QT specifically referenced in Death Proof. Good flick.