Rate The Last Movie You Saw.

[fernandito]

Toy Story 3 - 10/10

On the surface it's a childrens animated film, but under the glossy finish is a film about loss, the fear of being discarded / forgotten, and the way a soul can be poisoned over time because of it. There are various new characters introduced, but they not only provide a light hearted counter balance to the darker undercurrents of the movie, but they provide the main cast of toys with a better understanding of the world outside Andy's room.

There are some very powerful and genuinely gripping moments throughout the film (those last 10 minutes will knock the wind out of you), as we can see several facets and memories of our own lives reflected in the dilemmas the toys go through. Part childrens film, part comedy, part action adventure, and part introspective journey , Toy Story 3 has something to offer no matter what the age group. A perfect send off to an amazing series.

[Heather19]

Timecrimes (Los Cronocrímenes) 8/10

An interesting little film from Spain. It's a suspense/scifi film about a man who is accidentally sent back in time, and what follows is a somewhat puzzling series of events. I don't really know what more to say without giving anything away. Anyone else here seen it?

[Ricky]

Sounds really interesting Heather. Did you rent it, or watch it online or something like that? Seems like all the good movies I am interested in seeing aren't carried at my Blockbuster.

[Heather19]

Sounds really interesting Heather. Did you rent it, or watch it online or something like that? Seems like all the good movies I am interested in seeing aren't carried at my Blockbuster.

I rented it through netflix. The Blockbuster here is terrible too. They only carry a million copies of the current popular films and nothing else

I'd recommend checking it out. I think you might like it.

[Ricky]

Ugh, I need Netflix...and Tivo...

I've found that Blockbuster is like that too...just current "Blockbuster" releases, none of the older stuff. And if they do carry the older movies, the disks are scratched, worn, etc., and skip in the DVD player. Not a fan of that.

[candy]

44 inch chest


6/10, i loved this film and RW is a memerising to watch, unfortunatley it lost points on the ending
i am having a Ray Winston weekend

[Still Servant]

Timecrimes (Los Cronocrímenes) 8/10

An interesting little film from Spain. It's a suspense/scifi film about a man who is accidentally sent back in time, and what follows is a somewhat puzzling series of events. I don't really know what more to say without giving anything away. Anyone else here seen it?

It's kind of funny that you mentioned Timecrimes. After I watched Primer, I was reading the Primer board on IMDB and a bunch of people were recommending Timecrimes.

Now that I know somebody who has actually seen it, I will put it in my Netflix Queue.

[Still Servant]

Toy Story 3 10/10

Toy Story 3 has everything you could possibly want in a great film. It has heart and emotion, more suspense than any film Hollywood has put out in recent memory and it's packed with more action than ten summer blockbusters.

I honestly can't find anything wrong with this film. It deals with grown up themes such as what it's like having to grow up and fear of abandonment. We all used to be kids and at some point we stopped playing with our old toys. Seeing that transition come to life on film is sad to say the least.

Any great animated film has something to offer all demographics. Toy Story 3 does just that and more. The kids will love it just because it's a cartoon with pretty colors. Adults will love it's heartwarming story telling and memorable characters. If you are a movie buff, you will especially have a fun time catching little nods to all kinds of film genres.

Toy Story 3 borrows major themes from prison films, gangster films and even horror films. The later is mainly because of the zombie like baby that is creepy to say the least.

What Toy Story does best is make you care about the characters. The viewer is literally invested in their well being. As the film progresses, we are increasingly fearing for the safety of our favorite toys, and even though it's an animated film, the question of whether or not the toys will survive begins to creep into our minds.

I'm not sure if there is anything more I can say about Toy Story 3. It's funny, it's sad, it's full of action and it's nostalgic. In one word, it's perfect.

Along with the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Toy story might just be the greatest trilogy of all time.

[Letti]

Toy Story 3 10/10

Toy Story 3 has everything you could possibly want in a great film. It has heart and emotion, more suspense than any film Hollywood has put out in recent memory and it's packed with more action than ten summer blockbusters.

I honestly can't find anything wrong with this film. It deals with grown up themes such as what it's like having to grow up and fear of abandonment. We all used to be kids and at some point we stopped playing with our old toys. Seeing that transition come to life on film is sad to say the least.

Any great animated film has something to offer all demographics. Toy Story 3 does just that and more. The kids will love it just because it's a cartoon with pretty colors. Adults will love it's heartwarming story telling and memorable characters. If you are a movie buff, you will especially have a fun time catching little nods to all kinds of film genres.

Toy Story 3 borrows major themes from prison films, gangster films and even horror films. The later is mainly because of the zombie like baby that is creepy to say the least.

What Toy Story does best is make you care about the characters. The viewer is literally invested in their well being. As the film progresses, we are increasingly fearing for the safety of our favorite toys, and even though it's an animated film, the question of whether or not the toys will survive begins to creep into our minds.

I'm not sure if there is anything more I can say about Toy Story 3. It's funny, it's sad, it's full of action and it's nostalgic. In one word, it's perfect.

Along with the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Toy story might just be the greatest trilogy of all time.

I couldn't agree more. I have come to write the same but you did it. Thanks.

I was a bit worried to watch this movie because... well it's the third part and the whole story was so close to my heart. But Toy Story 3 did it. It's as good as the first two parts if not better. And that's something.

[Still Servant]

Toy Story 3 10/10

Toy Story 3 has everything you could possibly want in a great film. It has heart and emotion, more suspense than any film Hollywood has put out in recent memory and it's packed with more action than ten summer blockbusters.

I honestly can't find anything wrong with this film. It deals with grown up themes such as what it's like having to grow up and fear of abandonment. We all used to be kids and at some point we stopped playing with our old toys. Seeing that transition come to life on film is sad to say the least.

Any great animated film has something to offer all demographics. Toy Story 3 does just that and more. The kids will love it just because it's a cartoon with pretty colors. Adults will love it's heartwarming story telling and memorable characters. If you are a movie buff, you will especially have a fun time catching little nods to all kinds of film genres.

Toy Story 3 borrows major themes from prison films, gangster films and even horror films. The later is mainly because of the zombie like baby that is creepy to say the least.

What Toy Story does best is make you care about the characters. The viewer is literally invested in their well being. As the film progresses, we are increasingly fearing for the safety of our favorite toys, and even though it's an animated film, the question of whether or not the toys will survive begins to creep into our minds.

I'm not sure if there is anything more I can say about Toy Story 3. It's funny, it's sad, it's full of action and it's nostalgic. In one word, it's perfect.

Along with the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Toy story might just be the greatest trilogy of all time.

I couldn't agree more. I have come to write the same but you did it. Thanks.

I was a bit worried to watch this movie because... well it's the third part and the whole story was so close to my heart. But Toy Story 3 did it. It's as good as the first two parts if not better. And that's something.

Isn't it amazingly satisfying when a film not only lives up to the hype, but goes above and beyond our wildest expectations?

Doesn't happen often.

[Mo-linoDeViento]

Toy Story 3: 7/10.

I really enjoyed the final installment of the Toy Story "saga" if you will, though it wasn't the best of the three. I teared up at the end, was on the edge of my seat at the climax (the dump), laughed out loud and gasped louder than the children around me at the theatre. The graphics weren't totally awesome, which was a good thing in order for it to blend in with the other two, but they had definitely improved (remember Andy's mom in the first movie? Terrible construction). Overall, extremely satisfying, but not a mind-blowing adventure, so 7.5/10.

[turtlex]

Hey - I was wondering if you all could do a bit of a comparision with Toy Story 3 and WALL-E.

[candy]

Harry Brown 8/10

not pleasant viewing as its very close to what is going on in the Uk with the 'youth of today' but its a good film

[Ricky]

Woah, woah, woah--when did this come out?! I've been waiting for it to come in the theaters here in the U.S., but I don't think it has. Is it only a UK release at the moment?

[candy]

um, i am not sure. I was given the DVD by a friend - i think its been on DVD for a few months over here.

If you do get a chance i highly recomend it

[Ricky]

um, i am not sure. I was given the DVD by a friend - i think its been on DVD for a few months over here.

But...but...that's not fair! I want to see it.

[Brice]

You could fly to Europe just to catch a movie.

[cody44]

An Education - 8/10 solid film with a great cast. It had some good moments and the acting was excellent.

[Ricky]

You could fly to Europe just to catch a movie.

You paying for the air fare?

[Girlystevedave]

Shutter Island
5/10

I liked it, but thought it built up to a pretty predictable ending. And by 'predictable', I kinda guessed the ending in the first 5 minutes of the movie.

[candy]

um, i am not sure. I was given the DVD by a friend - i think its been on DVD for a few months over here.

But...but...that's not fair! I want to see it.

do you have one of those multi region dvd thingies? if so i could send a copy of you?

[Ricky]

um, i am not sure. I was given the DVD by a friend - i think its been on DVD for a few months over here.

But...but...that's not fair! I want to see it.

do you have one of those multi region dvd thingies? if so i could send a copy of you?

Like a DVD player that plays DVDs from different regions? If so, I have no idea. I've never heard of something like that before.

[turtlex]

( helpful hint for those who want to watch "off" region DVDs - I use my laptop to watch Region 2 DVDs from the UK. The software allows me to set the region two different times before its a "fixed" unchangable setting. So, I watch US DVDs on my PS3, and I watch Region 2 DVDs on my laptop. )

[divemaster]

Or you can buy a Philips DVD player for $50 and push 4 buttons on the remote. Voila, region-free DVD player.

(My collection of over 700 DVDs is heavily weighted toward R3 and R2 Asian films)

[Sam]

The Book of Eli (7/10) - This was a good movie that reminded me a lot of Children of Men. I would have given it a better rating except there are many slow points that could have been cut just a bit to help the film move along.

The Wolf Man (3/10) - This is the recent film with Anthony Hopkins. I paid $5 to rent it, and I wish I had my money AND my two hours back. Don't waste your time with this remake. Either get the original Universal film starring Lon Chaney Jr. or one of the recent werewolf films like An American Werewolf in London/Paris, Underworld, or even I Was A Teenage Werewolf starring Michael Landon. They were all better films. (This film made me miss the old Werewolf TV series that featured Chuck Connors.)