LEGEND Rate the Last Film You Saw

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Is there any Huey Lewis and the News music in it?

lol. No, not so much. It does have a cool soundtrack though.

 

[Boffo97]

Anarchist.

Watching movies out of turn like that. What's wrong with you?

Netflix doesn't have the first movie. It was either watch the second movie or get none.

They also have Star Trek Into Darkness without having Star Trek (2009).

 

[Legatron4]

I saw Noah for the first time the other day. It was okay. So many plotholes. I guess I never understood why god have them a choice with the apple. But I guess it's a good bedtime story lol

 

[LesBaker]

Netflix doesn't have the first movie. It was either watch the second movie or get none.

They also have Star Trek Into Darkness without having Star Trek (2009).

You should see the first one, even if you have to rent it. I watched it with low expectations and was surprised, the second one was actually good and the ending is excellent and sets up the finish. I haven't read the books by the way so I don't know what the ending is and when the new one is available to stream I will watch it right away.

The costumes and sets are amazingly imaginative and I know the Oscars like to hand out awards for more serious stuff they should have at least nominated the person responsible for that part of the production.

 

[Rynie]

8/10.
It's about a man, who became homeless, after his parents were murdered. He finds out the guy responsible is released from prison. Then, the revenge begins. Highly recommend.

*available on Netflix instant watch.

 

[Username]

12 Years a Slave 8.5

Definitely recommend. Some unbelievable acting in this one. Wasn't a fan of how some of the movie was edited, and shot. Overall the acting, and story makes it a must see though.

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8/10.
It's about a man, who became homeless, after his parents were murdered. He finds out the guy responsible is released from prison. Then, the revenge begins. Highly recommend.

*available on Netflix instant watch.

Saw this a while back. Think I posted something about it, but yeah, awesome movie. Def recommend this one too if you haven't seen it yet.

 

[LazyWinker]

I watched Trainspotting last night.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117951/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Trainspotting is an intense film. I don't think there is a film about heroin addiction that isn't intense. I don't have a rating for it because I don't plan on watching it again. It's not a bad film, it's just very intense. Ewan McGregor, known for is portrayal of Obi Wan Kenobi in the first three but last three Star Wars films, is a heroin addict that is trying to quit.

I think it's one of those films everyone should just watch once. Will do better than a DARE officer speech to steer clear of drugs.

 

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I watched Trainspotting last night.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117951/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Trainspotting is an intense film. I don't think there is a film about heroin addiction that isn't intense. I don't have a rating for it because I don't plan on watching it again. It's not a bad film, it's just very intense. Ewan McGregor, known for is portrayal of Obi Wan Kenobi in the first three but last three Star Wars films, is a heroin addict that is trying to quit.

I think it's one of those films everyone should just watch once. Will do better than a DARE officer speech to steer clear of drugs.

Yeah, that's a classic. One of those films that put you right into a dark situation and doesn't let you out.

 

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12 Years a Slave 8.5

Definitely recommend. Some unbelievable acting in this one. Wasn't a fan of how some of the movie was edited, and shot. Overall the acting, and story makes it a must see though.



Saw this a while back. Think I posted something about it, but yeah, awesome movie. Def recommend this one too if you haven't seen it yet.

Also a very good movie.

 

[Prime Time]

'Total Recall' with Colin Farrell. 7/10 The original with Arnold was better.

 

[Angry Ram]

Hercules with Dwayne Johnson.

6/10 mindless fun.

Its a fictional story after the 12 labors of the original movie.

 

[fearsomefour]

I watched Trainspotting last night.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117951/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Trainspotting is an intense film. I don't think there is a film about heroin addiction that isn't intense. I don't have a rating for it because I don't plan on watching it again. It's not a bad film, it's just very intense. Ewan McGregor, known for is portrayal of Obi Wan Kenobi in the first three but last three Star Wars films, is a heroin addict that is trying to quit.

I think it's one of those films everyone should just watch once. Will do better than a DARE officer speech to steer clear of drugs.

Trainspotting is a classic.
Had me laughing quite a few times too.

 

[LazyWinker]

Hercules with Dwayne Johnson.

6/10 mindless fun.

Its a fictional story after the 12 labors of the original movie.

I probably liked it a little more than most because I'm a big fan of Ian McShane. If not for him that movie might not have many if any redeeming qualities.

Trainspotting is a classic.
Had me laughing quite a few times too.

There sure are some funny parts but some if it is pretty intense.

 

[Angry Ram]

I probably liked it a little more than most because I'm a big fan of Ian McShane. If not for him that movie might not have many if any redeeming qualities.

lol his lines were classic, especially the last one. "Excuse me, that was my moment."

 

[Athos]

Battle of the Five Armies gets a meh average vote.

Was a CGI war movie basically. The lack of magic from the original trilogy and hell, even the first Hobbit was clear and disappointing.

 

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Battle of the Five Armies gets a meh average vote.

Was a CGI war movie basically. The lack of magic from the original trilogy and hell, even the first Hobbit was clear and disappointing.

Aw, that sucks. I was gonna go see that soon. What, specifically, was missing from it in your opinion?

 

[RamFan503]

So did I miss it or am I the only one to have seen the latest Hunger Games? Anyway, it was a pretty decent movie. Though it was pretty much a set-up movie for the rest of the series, I still thought it moved along and stood on its own minus a real ending. 7/10 More revealing outfits for the main chicks in it and I'd bump it up at least a notch.

 

[Athos]

Aw, that sucks. I was gonna go see that soon. What, specifically, was missing from it in your opinion?

I mean, you should go see it in theaters to finish out the saga if only because the Tolkien movies are just straight up better on the big-assed screen but...

The CGI seemed choppy in this one. Even compared to the first and second Hobbit movies, it just didn't seem as good. Though, IMO, the originals looked far superior anyway with the more limited CGI and grand scope of cinematography and extras.

Thorin was great as usual. Bilbo was great. But...there just wasn't much connection to anyone else. Even Gandalf. Saruman had a weird cameo. Elrond too.

And my god that stupid fanfiction romance between Hot as Hell Eve Lily and the Dwarf. No. Just no. Could have cut that and saved about 15 minutes total from both movies.

Will say though. Legolas remains a pwnage king and those fight scenes are always awesome, if ridiculous.

*Also disappointed with the end of Smaug.*

Lackluster is the word for this movie. I'd still see it in theaters just cuz, but unlike the first and 2nd Hobbit movies, I wouldn't watch it a 2nd time unless I was marathoning the saga.

 

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I mean, you should go see it in theaters to finish out the saga if only because the Tolkien movies are just straight up better on the big-assed screen but...

The CGI seemed choppy in this one. Even compared to the first and second Hobbit movies, it just didn't seem as good. Though, IMO, the originals looked far superior anyway with the more limited CGI and grand scope of cinematography and extras.

Thorin was great as usual. Bilbo was great. But...there just wasn't much connection to anyone else. Even Gandalf. Saruman had a weird cameo. Elrond too.

And my god that stupid fanfiction romance between Hot as Hell Eve Lily and the Dwarf. No. Just no. Could have cut that and saved about 15 minutes total from both movies.

Will say though. Legolas remains a pwnage king and those fight scenes are always awesome, if ridiculous.

*Also disappointed with the end of Smaug.*

Lackluster is the word for this movie. I'd still see it in theaters just cuz, but unlike the first and 2nd Hobbit movies, I wouldn't watch it a 2nd time unless I was marathoning the saga.

Cool, man. Thanks. I'll see it in the next week and compare notes.

 

[Ramhusker]

The Maze Runner 7/10 only because I like the Hunger Games and the style of this movie seems to be playing off that popularity.