Rate The Last Movie You Saw.

[Heather19]

Yes, I'd love to hear people's thoughts. Just remember to put spoiler tags around it so as not to ruin it for anyone I actually had a discussion with my boss today because she was listening to a radio show and one of the dj's mentioned something (albeit vague) and I guess the other dj yelled at her because he thought it spoiled the movie. And I agree it did, I would have been super annoyed had I not seen the movie and heard that first

[Ricky]

That's pretty awesome! Since you guys are really close friends at this point, would it be possible for us to pitch him some movie ideas?

Yes! Aren't we supposed to co-write a movie together? I remember us talking about it...it might've been Jurassic Park.

[fernandito]

Mike just create a separate thread for Us with spoilers and I'll merge it at a later time.

[Mattrick]

It's going to be a few weeks I think before I can see Us.

[fernandito]

It's going to be a few weeks I think before I can see Us.

[St. Troy]

I like sarcastic Arnold.

[Mattrick]

It's going to be a few weeks I think before I can see Us.

Nothing poor baby about getting Summerslam tickets 8)

[Still Servant]

That's pretty awesome! Since you guys are really close friends at this point, would it be possible for us to pitch him some movie ideas?

Yes! Aren't we supposed to co-write a movie together? I remember us talking about it...it might've been Jurassic Park.

Yes, I believe it was Jurassic Park! Honestly, I'm pretty sure we could do better than the last two films.

[Randall Flagg]

The Mustang:


Some films just hurt a little. You leave the theater maybe not having cried, but your heart just aches a bit. Gorgeously shot, with minimal dialogue, the film tells the story of an inmate in Nevada doing a very long sentence for a crime that isn't revealed until midway into the movie.

He reluctantly becomes part of a prison team that "breaks" and trains wild mustangs that are later sold at auction. The upshot is he isn't a "horse whisperer", but eventually the horse becomes a prisoner whisperer.



4.5/6 Beers on the RFSRS

[webstar1000]

Shazam. What a blast. I hope this does Super well and we get more. The end scene was SICK. Love love love it. Fun and whitty... and comic lover should see this. 9/10 for me


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[Still Servant]

The Mustang:


Some films just hurt a little. You leave the theater maybe not having cried, but your heart just aches a bit. Gorgeously shot, with minimal dialogue, the film tells the story of an inmate in Nevada doing a very long sentence for a crime that isn't revealed until midway into the movie.

He reluctantly becomes part of a prison team that "breaks" and trains wild mustangs that are later sold at auction. The upshot is he isn't a "horse whisperer", but eventually the horse becomes a prisoner whisperer.



4.5/6 Beers on the RFSRS

I thought that one looked interesting. Plus, I like Matthias Schoenaerts.

[Randall Flagg]

Pet Sematary (2019):


Creepy and served well by being rated "R". The studio people who revealed a major spoiler in the trailer were criminal (from a movie goers perspective), as

Spoiler:

had I not known it was Ellie who was killed, it would have been a huge shock the way it was filmed.

The ending is a shocker. Not as dark as

Spoiler:

The Mist, but damn close.

4/6 Beers on the RFSRS. Would have been a 1/2 beer higher had studio not spoiled a major plot point.

[DoctorDodge]

Kingsman: The Golden Circle

I must admit, it took me a long time to finally check this one out. I was a huge fan of the first film, but when I saw how much lower the score was on Rotten Tomatoes for the sequel, I must admit, I was initially put off.

However, having finally watched it, I'm not sure what the problem is. Yes, the first film is definitely better, and there was never anything as glorious as the church scene in this one, but the second film isn't a huge step down in quality. The Statesmen were fun, and I loved how the film played to US stereotypes as much as the first film played to UK. I liked how it developed the characters and provided a few surprises, while still telling a different story to the first film. And that celebrity appearance has to be one of the most random I've ever seen. Overall, I'd give it a 7/10.

[webstar1000]

Pet Sematary (2019):


Creepy and served well by being rated "R". The studio people who revealed a major spoiler in the trailer were criminal (from a movie goers perspective), as

Spoiler:

had I not known it was Ellie who was killed, it would have been a huge shock the way it was filmed.

The ending is a shocker. Not as dark as

Spoiler:

The Mist, but damn close.

4/6 Beers on the RFSRS. Would have been a 1/2 beer higher had studio not spoiled a major plot point.

I’m with you 100% on what you said my man. Well put!


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[Ricky]

Kingsman: The Golden Circle

I must admit, it took me a long time to finally check this one out. I was a huge fan of the first film, but when I saw how much lower the score was on Rotten Tomatoes for the sequel, I must admit, I was initially put off.

However, having finally watched it, I'm not sure what the problem is. Yes, the first film is definitely better, and there was never anything as glorious as the church scene in this one, but the second film isn't a huge step down in quality. The Statesmen were fun, and I loved how the film played to US stereotypes as much as the first film played to UK. I liked how it developed the characters and provided a few surprises, while still telling a different story to the first film. And that celebrity appearance has to be one of the most random I've ever seen. Overall, I'd give it a 7/10.

I've had it on the DVR for awhile and still haven't gotten around to watching it. I think it's one of those movies you have to be in the mood for. Glad to hear it was decent, though. I enjoyed the first one.

[mae]

Shazam! is amazing. Everyone go see it as soon as possible! One of the best superhero movies to date, easily. And the marketing has shown maybe 5% of the story. That's how you do marketing, don't spoil anything major. So much fun. Loved it. Let's get it to a billion and get a sequel stat!

Tiny spoiler:

This does doors as portal so much better than The Dark Tower movie. Because they're doors.

[Shannon]

Rose and I saw Tomb Raider today. The new one with Alicia Vikander. 5/5. Indiana Jones of the modern age. Not sure if this movie got love or not, but it should have.

[webstar1000]

Shazam! is amazing. Everyone go see it as soon as possible! One of the best superhero movies to date, easily. And the marketing has shown maybe 5% of the story. That's how you do marketing, don't spoil anything major. So much fun. Loved it. Let's get it to a billion and get a sequel stat!

Tiny spoiler:

This does doors as portal so much better than The Dark Tower movie. Because they're doors.

Totally agree. I hope it doesn’t get lost with all the other movies coming out.


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[Ricky]

Rose and I saw Tomb Raider today. The new one with Alicia Vikander. 5/5. Indiana Jones of the modern age. Not sure if this movie got love or not, but it should have.

5/5? What? So you thought it was a perfect movie? I enjoyed it and it was fun, but...

[Garrell]

Pet Sematary was great. I avoided the trailers so nothing was ruined and it was very enjoyable. Theater was packed and the audience seem to love it as well. Highly recommend. 5/6

[Still Servant]

Kingsman: The Golden Circle

I must admit, it took me a long time to finally check this one out. I was a huge fan of the first film, but when I saw how much lower the score was on Rotten Tomatoes for the sequel, I must admit, I was initially put off.

However, having finally watched it, I'm not sure what the problem is. Yes, the first film is definitely better, and there was never anything as glorious as the church scene in this one, but the second film isn't a huge step down in quality. The Statesmen were fun, and I loved how the film played to US stereotypes as much as the first film played to UK. I liked how it developed the characters and provided a few surprises, while still telling a different story to the first film. And that celebrity appearance has to be one of the most random I've ever seen. Overall, I'd give it a 7/10.

It's funny because I stayed away from this one too because of the initial reviews. It's too bad too because I loved the first film. With your review, and the 3rd film being released this year, I really have to sit down and give it a shot.

[Shannon]

Rose and I saw Tomb Raider today. The new one with Alicia Vikander. 5/5. Indiana Jones of the modern age. Not sure if this movie got love or not, but it should have.

5/5? What? So you thought it was a perfect movie? I enjoyed it and it was fun, but...

Not perfect, but really good. Good character development, story, acting, choreography, characters. I don't think I can think of one thing I didn't like about the movie. Maybe that the secondary Asian characters didn't really do much in the last act? That's about it. And rose liked it, which is always a plus. And Alicia Vikander is purty, which also helps, lol. Ex Machina? Mmmmmm

[Heather19]

Watched a bunch of movies recently

Free Solo 5/5 - Excellent movie. Definitely deserving of its Oscar win. It follows a climber who attempts to climb up El Capitan without ropes! Even though I knew the outcome this film was so intense and nerve wracking. I was so nervous to even watch parts of it.

The Dawn Wall 4/5 - After watching Free Solo we watched this movie that recently came to Netflix. It follows 2 climbers who attempt to be the first two to climb the dawn wall portion of El Capitan. While not as insane as Free Solo this one was still really interesting.

78/52 - 5/5 A good breakdown of the shower scene from Psycho. Definitely recommend to any film lover out there.

Green Book - 3/5 I enjoyed it. I guess I'm not shocked it won best picture, although I haven't watched all the films yet. My favorite out of the ones I've seen so far. Next up is The Favourite.

Pet Semetary - Well I wasn't expecting to like this one so I guess I'm not really disappointed. I didn't really care for it at all. They changed a lot and I feel like the main theme of the book, dealing with grief and the loss of loved ones really seemed to be missing from this one. It felt like just another forgettable generic horror film that's been getting put out these days. Also like RF mentioned I'm so confused as to why they spoiled a key thing in the trailer because it was filmed in such a way as it was meant to shock you, but there was no shock because you already knew it happened. Leads me to further believe that they should only release teaser trailers because they typically give away way too much.

[webstar1000]

Watched a bunch of movies recently

Free Solo 5/5 - Excellent movie. Definitely deserving of its Oscar win. It follows a climber who attempts to climb up El Capitan without ropes! Even though I knew the outcome this film was so intense and nerve wracking. I was so nervous to even watch parts of it.

The Dawn Wall 4/5 - After watching Free Solo we watched this movie that recently came to Netflix. It follows 2 climbers who attempt to be the first two to climb the dawn wall portion of El Capitan. While not as insane as Free Solo this one was still really interesting.

78/52 - 5/5 A good breakdown of the shower scene from Psycho. Definitely recommend to any film lover out there.

Green Book - 3/5 I enjoyed it. I guess I'm not shocked it won best picture, although I haven't watched all the films yet. My favorite out of the ones I've seen so far. Next up is The Favourite.

Pet Semetary - Well I wasn't expecting to like this one so I guess I'm not really disappointed. I didn't really care for it at all. They changed a lot and I feel like the main theme of the book, dealing with grief and the loss of loved ones really seemed to be missing from this one. It felt like just another forgettable generic horror film that's been getting put out these days. Also like RF mentioned I'm so confused as to why they spoiled a key thing in the trailer because it was filmed in such a way as it was meant to shock you, but there was no shock because you already knew it happened. Leads me to further believe that they should only release teaser trailers because they typically give away way too much.

WELL said on the grief thing. I felt that was the biggest part of Pet S when I read it back in the day. It was so missing here from the movie. Horror movies are all the same. I loved US and before that? IT was the last one I liked... I detest 80% of them.

[Ricky]

Free Solo 5/5 - Excellent movie. Definitely deserving of its Oscar win. It follows a climber who attempts to climb up El Capitan without ropes! Even though I knew the outcome this film was so intense and nerve wracking. I was so nervous to even watch parts of it.

Exactly how I felt, too. I knew the ending (to a degree), but it was still so tense. I can't get over how he did that with no ropes. Some of those "handholds" he was using were like the size of pebbles!

Pet Semetary - Well I wasn't expecting to like this one so I guess I'm not really disappointed. I didn't really care for it at all. They changed a lot and I feel like the main theme of the book, dealing with grief and the loss of loved ones really seemed to be missing from this one. It felt like just another forgettable generic horror film that's been getting put out these days. Also like RF mentioned I'm so confused as to why they spoiled a key thing in the trailer because it was filmed in such a way as it was meant to shock you, but there was no shock because you already knew it happened. Leads me to further believe that they should only release teaser trailers because they typically give away way too much.

Oh man. Bummer. You pretty much included all my fears about what this movie would be. I'm going to lower my expectations ever further now.