Rate The Last Movie You Saw.

[Ricky]

You are the first person I know that has seen Alita, so it's interesting to hear your thoughts. I may give it a shot in theaters. That film has been in development for like 8 years, so I wasn't sure about the quality. From your thoughts, it seems like it's at least enjoyable from a technical marvel standpoint.

As for Serenity, I think that is one of those films people will be talking about for a long time in regards to a film that should have worked, but went terribly wrong. I find films like that really interesting.

As for me, I saw The Kid Who Would Be King last week and was pleasantly surprised. I'm constantly getting on Hollywood for not making films about kids for kids, so I had to show my support for this one. It's directed by Joe Cornish, who directed Attack the Block, a fantastic, underrated film. It also stars Andy Serkis's son.

Alita is enjoyable in the turn-your-brain-off-and-watch-cyborgs-beat-up-other-cyborgs kind of way. If you go in expecting that, I think you'll enjoy yourself.

Serenity...I still don't know what to think about that thing. They even stopped promoting it because the test screenings were so bad. That's pretty bad when the movie bails on itself.

And I hadn't really given TKWWBK much thought. It seemed like a generic kids movie from the trailers, but seems like it's more enjoyable from what you said.

[Still Servant]

Check out my first Quick Flicks Movie Round-up of 2019, featuring Glass, If Beale Street Could Talk, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, On the Basis of Sex, First Reformed and more.

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[mae]

I agree that Into the Spider-Verse is the best superhero film of all time.

[webstar1000]

I agree that Into the Spider-Verse is the best superhero film of all time.

Did you forget THE Dark Knight??!?!

[mae]

Better.

[webstar1000]

Better.

Blasphemy


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[fernandito]

I'll have some of what ever Mae is smoking

[webstar1000]

I'll have some of what ever Mae is smoking

Lol


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[Mattrick]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

[webstar1000]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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[mae]

I have not seen it

Well, there you go. How can you compare The Dark Knight to something you haven't seen. I've seen pretty much every superhero movie since the original Superman (1978). Spider-Verse is the best superhero and comic book adaptation to date. Others that come close are Batman (1989), The Dark Knight, and Infinity War (for sheer audacity and spectacle). I'd also put the first Guardians of the Galaxy here. But Spider-Verse is just on a whole another level.

[WeDealInLead]

No Watchmen on the list?

[Still Servant]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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Cartoon? Come on, man. I'm not sure if you just chose a poor word, or you are intentionally trying to undercut the film. I'm not saying you have to like it, but at least call it an animated film. Afterall, it will likely win the Oscar for Best Animated Film, not Best Cartoon.

The thing about Spider-Verse that all live action comic book films will never be able to capture is that feeling of actually reading a comic book. For me, that's where Spider-Verse wins. As for Dark Knight, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I caught some of it on TV last year and the film kind of flattens out when Ledger isn't on screen. Honestly, I think the entire film is built on his performance and enhanced by his untimely death. Still a great film, but a decade later, I think some of the shine has dulled a bit for me.

(Welp, I've been friends with Fernando since 2005, we had a good run)

[Mattrick]

Tom Holland's Spider-man is my least favourite. Was so happy to see him get dusted. Fuck that guy.

I still prefer The Dark Knight Rises to The Dark Knight.

[webstar1000]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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Cartoon? Come on, man. I'm not sure if you just chose a poor word, or you are intentionally trying to undercut the film. I'm not saying you have to like it, but at least call it an animated film. Afterall, it will likely win the Oscar for Best Animated Film, not Best Cartoon.

The thing about Spider-Verse that all live action comic book films will never be able to capture is that feeling of actually reading a comic book. For me, that's where Spider-Verse wins. As for Dark Knight, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I caught some of it on TV last year and the film kind of flattens out when Ledger isn't on screen. Honestly, I think the entire film is built on his performance and enhanced by his untimely death. Still a great film, but a decade later, I think some of the shine has dulled a bit for me.

(Welp, I've been friends with Fernando since 2005, we had a good run)

cartoon. Yes... I have not watched them since I was a child cause I cannot stand them. Sorry.. not my thing.

[Heather19]

Saw Glass last night and really enjoyed it. I need to go read some reviews now, because I'm not sure what people didn't like about it. I loved the ending, and thought it fit perfectly with the film. I also didn't really see it as a twist like a lot of the other endings to his films. If you enjoyed both Unbreakable and Split then I think you would really enjoy this one as well. It fits in nicely with the others. And yes it is a much quieter and slower film than an action superhero movie. But so were the others, so I would have been surprised it if was anything but that.

I saw Glass last night. Honestly I'm not sure where I stand with it yet.. essentially I did like it, but there are many decisions that MNS took that kinda baffled me if I'm being honest.

It's hovering around a 6.5/10 for me at the moment but it might change in the next few days.

What choices did you not like?

Spoiler:

I was hoping he'd give them a bigger canvas to play in. Was hoping to see them and their ideologies clashing on a much larger scale. Think Batman and Joker in The Dark Knight. Don't know if I agree with them being confined and kept apart for 90% of the movie. :\

I get what you're saying. I agree, although I'm also not disappointed in the route he chose. It wasn't my favorite of his films by any means, but I did enjoy it for what it was.

[webstar1000]

Tom Holland's Spider-man is my least favourite. Was so happy to see him get dusted. Fuck that guy.

I still prefer The Dark Knight Rises to The Dark Knight.

I think he is hands down far out and away the best so far. I cannot wait for his next film this summer!

[Mattrick]

Tom Holland's Spider-man is my least favourite. Was so happy to see him get dusted. Fuck that guy.

I still prefer The Dark Knight Rises to The Dark Knight.

I think he is hands down far out and away the best so far. I cannot wait for his next film this summer!

Everyone seems to think so. I loathe him.

[Still Servant]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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Cartoon? Come on, man. I'm not sure if you just chose a poor word, or you are intentionally trying to undercut the film. I'm not saying you have to like it, but at least call it an animated film. Afterall, it will likely win the Oscar for Best Animated Film, not Best Cartoon.

The thing about Spider-Verse that all live action comic book films will never be able to capture is that feeling of actually reading a comic book. For me, that's where Spider-Verse wins. As for Dark Knight, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I caught some of it on TV last year and the film kind of flattens out when Ledger isn't on screen. Honestly, I think the entire film is built on his performance and enhanced by his untimely death. Still a great film, but a decade later, I think some of the shine has dulled a bit for me.

(Welp, I've been friends with Fernando since 2005, we had a good run)

cartoon. Yes... I have not watched them since I was a child cause I cannot stand them. Sorry.. not my thing.

You don't watch animated films!?! Some of the best films of the last 20 years have been animated. What don't you like about them? Most of them have themes that only adults could understand. The best ones aren't just for kids.

You're missing out on a lot of great movies.

[Heather19]

There's so many great animated films. Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, Song of the Sea, The Nightmare Before Christmas, just to name a few. Definitely not just made for kids. And some of the artwork in them is just amazing.

[webstar1000]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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Cartoon? Come on, man. I'm not sure if you just chose a poor word, or you are intentionally trying to undercut the film. I'm not saying you have to like it, but at least call it an animated film. Afterall, it will likely win the Oscar for Best Animated Film, not Best Cartoon.

The thing about Spider-Verse that all live action comic book films will never be able to capture is that feeling of actually reading a comic book. For me, that's where Spider-Verse wins. As for Dark Knight, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I caught some of it on TV last year and the film kind of flattens out when Ledger isn't on screen. Honestly, I think the entire film is built on his performance and enhanced by his untimely death. Still a great film, but a decade later, I think some of the shine has dulled a bit for me.

(Welp, I've been friends with Fernando since 2005, we had a good run)

cartoon. Yes... I have not watched them since I was a child cause I cannot stand them. Sorry.. not my thing.

You don't watch animated films!?! Some of the best films of the last 20 years have been animated. What don't you like about them? Most of them have themes that only adults could understand. The best ones aren't just for kids.

You're missing out on a lot of great movies.

YES I do... however... I just don't love them. Some are ok but there is something about them I cannot get into. Not sure what but I WILL watch the Spiderman movie and I doubt it will be the best comic book movie ever...that is for sure.

[Mattrick]

This is the best animated film ever. don't even dare @ me over this one.

[webstar1000]

This is the best animated film ever. don't even dare @ me over this one.

[Mattrick]

Did you see it? The animation is unparalleled. And the story is fantastic. I was not expecting to end up where I did with the way that movie started. So many great turns along the way. Easily one of those films I can watch several times a year and never tire of it's beauty and charm. The total lack of a Best Animated Film Oscar nomination for it still astounds me.

[allasorte]

I think Spiderman has just been portrayed so terribly for so long, it makes Spiderverse seem so much better in comparison :p

Tom Holland IS Spiderman in my eyes. He is the first one to get it right. A cartoon just won’t cut it for me. I have not seen it but will when it comes out in home. I see every comic book movie in theatre and that didn’t interest me at all.


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Cartoon? Come on, man. I'm not sure if you just chose a poor word, or you are intentionally trying to undercut the film. I'm not saying you have to like it, but at least call it an animated film. Afterall, it will likely win the Oscar for Best Animated Film, not Best Cartoon.

The thing about Spider-Verse that all live action comic book films will never be able to capture is that feeling of actually reading a comic book. For me, that's where Spider-Verse wins. As for Dark Knight, I can't believe I'm saying this, but I caught some of it on TV last year and the film kind of flattens out when Ledger isn't on screen. Honestly, I think the entire film is built on his performance and enhanced by his untimely death. Still a great film, but a decade later, I think some of the shine has dulled a bit for me.

(Welp, I've been friends with Fernando since 2005, we had a good run)

cartoon. Yes... I have not watched them since I was a child cause I cannot stand them. Sorry.. not my thing.

You should check out the trilogy of "Berserk." Definitely not a cartoon.