Rate the Movie You Recently Watched

[PunkNinja]

Use the Ninjas for rating (copy and paste)

Half Ninja = Terrible

1 Ninja = Poor

2 Ninjas = Ok

3 Ninjas = Good

4 Ninjas = Very Good

5 Ninjas = Excellent

Spoiler

 

[Lollard2002]

I take it you liked it then!

 

[bigfub]

Also GOTG2 (at long last)

(you get the idea ).

 

[Noodles]

The Revenant (2015)

 

[C.C. 95]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

What's with the hyperbole, man?!!!!

 

[AlienKing]

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

Is there a limit to your madness?

cc @C.C. 95

 

[C.C. 95]

Is there a limit to your madness?

cc @C.C. 95

@AlienKing @Apollon

 

[IRON MAN]

@AlienKing @C.C. 95

 

[AnubisNefer]

Contratiempo (The Invisible Guest)
Spanish thriller with an awesome cast. Lots of plots and twists. Highly enjoyable. You will enjoy this movie, guaranteed.

 

[AlienKing]

@AlienKing @C.C. 95

 

[IRON MAN]

@AlienKing

P.S.: I like Vikings. It's on my "to watch" list.

 

[Noodles]

The Time Machine (1960)

 

[Noodles]

Tigerland (2000)

 

[Lollard2002]

I have to admit i love the 1960 Time Machine. There's a bit in the book which would have been wonderful to have had in the film but it's would have been impossible to work visually. Works in the book but could not work in the film.

Spoiler: The surprise

In the book at the beginning you see all the guests appearing for the demonstration but one of the visitors is never spoken too or even speaks. It's a very very deeply buried moment. It's the traveler as an old man coming back to visit his younger self but it would be impossible to make it work in the film. So while the film's ending is a bit more open as to what happens to him, with the book it's not.

 

[Noodles]

I have to admit i love the 1960 Time Machine. There's a bit in the book which would have been wonderful to have had in the film but it's would have been impossible to work visually. Works in the book but could not work in the film.

Spoiler: The surprise

In the book at the beginning you see all the guests appearing for the demonstration but one of the visitors is never spoken too or even speaks. It's a very very deeply buried moment. It's the traveler as an old man coming back to visit his younger self but it would be impossible to make it work in the film. So while the film's ending is a bit more open as to what happens to him, with the book it's not.

I've never read the book unfortunately, so obviously wasn't aware of that twist... definitely a very cool idea though! And whilst we're on the subject of this film... I actually quite enjoyed the remake with Guy Pearce (I literally only just learned that it was directed by H. G. Well's great-grandson). In fact, I saw that before even seeing the original film.

 

[Lollard2002]

I enjoyed the remake as well. A lot better than people give it credit for.... Certainly a remake that is worthy of the original and the morlocks in the new one are just as terrifying......
To be honest I do laugh because in the original 1960 one we have basically a 30 year old guy who has the hots for a 17 year old. Don't think you would get away with that in this day and age....
But it is funny to watch.......

 

[Lollard2002]

I've never read the book unfortunately, so obviously wasn't aware of that twist...

To be fair I first read the book when I was about 12 and even though I'd read it loads of times it wasn't until I was about 35 I caught on the twist and even then that was by mistake and I suddenly noticed something in a paragraph I'd never spotted before.. That was my doe moment.

 

[Lollard2002]

Dracula: Prince of Darkness 1966

Hard to believe it's 50 years ago and a rare running commentary from a cast of a film from that era....

12 Years a Slave 2013

A surprisingly engaging film but I did think the ending was a bit abrupt....

Alien v Predator 2004

Is it really 13 years?

Fright Night 1985

Lovely mix of horror and comedy. Always love the line from the cop when Charlie tries to convince him he has a vampire living next door.
"Ye right and I'm Dirty Harry"

Barquero 1970

A Lee Van Cleef Western that's doesn't contain spaghetti

and last but not least

Tarantula 1955

The film that makes Clint Eastwood fans day!
And the same Tarantula is used in The Incredible Shrinking man!

 

[C.C. 95]

Dracula: Prince of Darkness 1966

Hard to believe it's 50 years ago and a rare running commentary from a cast of a film from that era....

12 Years a Slave 2013

A surprisingly engaging film but I did think the ending was a bit abrupt....

Alien v Predator 2004

Is it really 13 years?

Fright Night 1985

Lovely mix of horror and comedy. Always love the line from the cop when Charlie tries to convince him he has a vampire living next door.
"Ye right and I'm Dirty Harry"

Barquero 1970

A Lee Van Cleef Western that's doesn't contain spaghetti

and last but not least

Tarantula 1955

The film that makes Clint Eastwood fans day!
And the same Tarantula is used in The Incredible Shrinking man!

Tarantula is Awesome!
I loved that movie as a kid!
I think it is also the same Tarantula in The Three Stooges HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL!

 

[versacheese]

Just got home from seeing Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

 

[Noodles]

I enjoyed the remake as well. A lot better than people give it credit for.... Certainly a remake that is worthy of the original and the morlocks in the new one are just as terrifying......
To be honest I do laugh because in the original 1960 one we have basically a 30 year old guy who has the hots for a 17 year old. Don't think you would get away with that in this day and age....
But it is funny to watch.......

The morlocks are definitely a lot scarier in the remake! To be honest I laughed every time they appeared in the original, but oddly enough that's part of why I enjoyed it so much... similar to Kong in the original King Kong.

Ha damn, I hadn't realised there was such a big age difference. She was pretty cute though... even with a name like Weena.