Rate the last movie you saw

[Stash]

Also a favorite of mine, I think Tombstone had one of the best casts ever assembled.

Same here. Even the lesser characters had stars playing the roles.

 

[SuspectCorner]

Same here. Even the lesser characters had stars playing the roles.

A good example would be Billy Bob - first time I remember seeing him.

 

[Kevinicus]

First one was far, far better. Tho the church scene was beyond disturbing.

Best action scene in years.

 

[Kevinicus]

Widows - Man was this mediocre. At every level, this movie fails to be compelling. The heist isn't clever or interesting. The "twist" isn't interesting. Most of the characters aren't interesting. Michelle Rodriguez's character is pointless. She contributes nothing to the film. The only useful thing she does is

Spoiler

bring in another character...who is also pretty much useless. Apparently, driving is hard (Surprised a group isn't making a stink out of a group of women having so much difficulty with it).

Only Davis' and the blonde's characters are really explored or contribute much of anything.

The most interesting character is the guy from Get Out. Though,

Spoiler

then he also apparently has issues driving and goes out like a chump. All him sneaking around and following them just to interrupt them for 5 seconds.

I'm not impressed by McQueen at all. I thought 12 Years a Slave was very overrated just because of the subject matter, and what elevated that movie was a couple of performances more than anything.

 

[Runwildboys]

Widows - Man was this mediocre. At every level, this movie fails to be compelling. The heist isn't clever or interesting. The "twist" isn't interesting. Most of the characters aren't interesting. Michelle Rodriguez's character is pointless. She contributes nothing to the film. The only useful thing she does is

Spoiler

bring in another character...who is also pretty much useless. Apparently, driving is hard (Surprised a group isn't making a stink out of a group of women having so much difficulty with it).

Only Davis' and the blonde's characters are really explored or contribute much of anything.

The most interesting character is the guy from Get Out. Though,

Spoiler

then he also apparently has issues driving and goes out like a chump. All him sneaking around and following them just to interrupt them for 5 seconds.

I'm not impressed by McQueen at all. I thought 12 Years a Slave was very overrated just because of the subject matter, and what elevated that movie was a couple of performances more than anything.

No more rating movies for you!

 

[Melonfeud]

Pandorum
(It's a sci-fi space flick)

FEUDIAN scale of rainy day repeat viewing ?,,,8 / 10


*YA,I'VE plugged & played that flick in enough to where it's
" creeped out" two different sleep over girlfriends late at nite,,,OH,YA!

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Halloween (2018)

First 20 minutes = 10

After that = 0

 

[Kevinicus]

Halloween (2018)

First 20 minutes = 10

After that = 0

That's about right.

 

[Kevinicus]

Creed II -
This is a film about fathers (or father figures)/family and doing things for the right reasons. These themes extend beyond Adonis, his family, and Rocky, but also to the Dragos. The antagonists aren't relegated to being the simple bad guy machines we saw in Rocky 3 and 4, but their motivations come across as more grounded and real and play into the theme about what we do, who we do it for, and what is really important.

The fights are good, but not shot as well as Coogler did it, and I felt the score was underwhelming and often under-cut by the other soundtrack choices. Some of the music used just doesn't work well to support the emotional tone or energy of the scenes.

Creed II borrows a lot of it's story beats from Rocky 2, 3, and 4, and it's pretty predictable, but that is to be expected. The fact that I pretty much knew exactly how it would play out even just from the trailers did not bother me at all (

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Though, it was nice to see the final match end in a way we haven't quite seen before in the series

). However, I did feel that the film's pacing was slightly off. It dragged some in the first half setting things up, but what is setup pays off in the second half of the film. These are real characters dealing with real personal questions.

Overall, I thought this was pretty good, though not quite as good as the first one. It's still definitely an entertaining and fairly grounded entry into the series.

I'd give it a 7.5/10

 

[cowboyec]

Planes,Trains&Automobiles...watch it every Thanksgiving.
10/10.

one of the funniest movies ever...a timeless classic.

 

[Stash]

Planes,Trains&Automobiles...watch it every Thanksgiving.
10/10.

one of the funniest movies ever...a timeless classic.

 

[Melonfeud]

Ya,,, that DELL GRIFFITH (shower curtain ring salesman extraordinary),,, er,,,,,,was The MAN!

 

[Kevinicus]

Ralph breaks the internet - Pretty much on par with the first one, so if you liked that you'll likely lile this. For me they are solid, but unspectacular. As a gamer I yearn for more gaming references.

 

[Stash]

Ralph breaks the internet - Pretty much on par with the first one, so if you liked that you'll likely lile this. For me they are solid, but unspectacular. As a gamer I yearn for more gaming references.

That's how I felt about the first one. I was expecting a "road movie" where the characters hopped from game to game, meeting up with famous video game characters. And then they stayed in Sugar Rush...

 

[DallasEast]

5.5 out of 10.0

Back playing movie catchup. Hope to get a few in before late December and/or real life interrupts again. First up is my granddaugther's suggestion, although I honestly wanted to see it also. Just not this soon.

The original movie was better than the sequel in my opinion but Ralph Breaks The Internet delivers on the true friendship moral lesson. It somewhat captures the vastness and complexity of the internet while littering little zingers throughout concerning what people like or dislike about using the world wide web.

Ralph and Vanellope run into new characters along the way of solving the latest dilemma. Liked Gal Gadot doing the voice of Shank and loved the Disney Princesses, although their parts were much shorter than I had hoped. Merida from Brave was part of the best side joke in the movie but you should not blink or you will miss it.

Loved the two-second Stan Lee cameo. Rest in peace Mr. Lee.

 

[DallasEast]

5.5 out of 10.0

The Darkest Minds was an example of a movie I had put on the back burner and probably should have left it there. Regardless, Amandla Stenberg has impressed me since I first saw her in Colombiana and The Hunger Games and hoped her leading roles will boost her career.

TDM may not very beneficial to her in that regard. The producers of Stranger Things and Arrival must have thought a cross between Divergent and the X-Men films was a great idea. It may still become one (since it looks like the start of a possible franchise) but a lot more work should go into the sequel(s) because the running plot is as thin as late spring ice.

Stenberg does not disappoint. The actor playing Liam the love interest was not too bad. And Mandy Moore as a mysterious hero/anti-hero was a nice touch.

Special shoutout to Lidya Jewett playing young Ruby/Stenberg. The young lady has emitted a STRONG screen presence despite very limited onscreen time in both this movie and Hidden Figures but I think her career may blossom over time as she grows older.

 

[bb721]

Also a favorite of mine, I think Tombstone had one of the best casts ever assembled.

You’re right that was a great cast. Another movie with an awesome cast, and one of my personal favorites, was Silverado. That was an ensemble cast of talented actors and actresses.

 

[Pokes12]

Post your observations of the last movie you saw in this thread.

Standard rating 1-10.

Mark any spoilers in the post for those who haven't seen the movie.

Old movie thread for those who want to keep track: http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=211114

7.5

 

[SuspectCorner]

You’re right that was a great cast. Another movie with an awesome cast, and one of my personal favorites, was Silverado. That was an ensemble cast of talented actors and actresses.

Just off the top of my head I remember Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, and Brian Dennehy (very big at the time coming off 'Rambo' and a very good foil for hero types).

 

[Melonfeud]

A good example would be Billy Bob - first time I remember seeing him.

Oh-Bro! ,,,you gotta' check out that Sean Penn flick U-Turn for the proper vernacular of appreciation, concercerning of the broad capabilities of the BILLY 'bong' THORNTON,,,

* that's a 1965&1/2 Ford Mustang