Official Rate the last movie you watched thread

[Wee67]

Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky

He punches holes in walls and in people. A super-powered man is going to clean up the corrupt prison in which he is incarcerated. Plus all the cartoony gore and special effects quality of a 1984 Troma film. An unintentional B+

[apes3978]

"The Birdman of Alcatraz"- 4.5/5

[boss]

Not a movie but I’m hooked on Ted Lasso.

[Mikey]

Twice-Told Tales (1963)

Never seen or even heard of this anthology movie before.

Stars Vincent Price in 3 semi-short stories.

Clearly a Hammer/Amicus knock-off but made in the USA by MGM with mostly American actors.

If I had watched this as a kid I would think it was boring as heck but as an adult I quite enjoyed it.

[LonnieFisher]

Nobody
Really great flick. At least, I thought it was. Very fun. If you like that kind of thing.

[Wee67]

Nobody
Really great flick. At least, I thought it was. Very fun. If you like that kind of thing.

It felt like "what if John Wick had had a family when he retired and THEN got pulled back in."

Favorite line- "Where's the God D*#$ Kitty Cat bracelet?!?"

[Nostalgiabuff]

Willy's Wonderland
well, what can i say. this was just so bad it was good. just stupid fun. Cage's career has really bottomed out. movie has very little plot, no development, it's just mayhem in the Wonderland, lol

[Confessional]

Ok, back at ya Wee, I finally watched it!

My reaction… I muttered why!, ***!, how did this get made!, laughed about 5 times, and cursed extensively at the (even more bizarre) ending. I think after doing it, I'm resigned to say that this is the companion movie to Tusk.

If you do watch Greasy Strangler, PM me with your reaction. I really want to hear someone else's reaction. My wife refused to watch the moment they showed the two main characters eating breakfast in nothing but Speedos.

[Confessional]

Personal redemption after watching a run of terrible movies…

The Handmaiden (2016): 8/10
Much to enjoy if you dig an strange, erotic morality-play Asian films, as I. This is one you don't want to read about first (as it has several plot twists), just watch it. With snappy and tricky dialogue, and lots of subtlety within the Korean/Japanese historic cultural references, it's worthy of a second viewing for sure.

[monitor_ep]

Watched the new Mortal Kombat movie, wasn't bad, felt like your typical popcorn summer movie.

[Mikey]

Fargo (1996)

Better than I had expected --- almost had a Quentin Tarantino-ish feel

Very satisfying ending

LOVED the Fargo police lady --- totally likeable and lovable but is a genius when it comes to her work --- Very Lt. Columbo-ish.

Steve Buscemi ?, … well, what can say --- except never disappointing

I can't believe it took me around 25 years to see this movie

[Nostalgiabuff]

Army of the Dead. 9/10 fun movie, lot's of gore. not as much zombie mayhem as i was expecting though. interesting premise with alpha zombies

[Mikey]

The Oblong Box (1969)

Because it was made by American International and starred Vincent Price and Christopher Lee I assumed it had to be good.

Unfortunately I was wrong

The movie was just plain boring and the final reveal was a super let-down.

If you want to torture yourself watching it New Castle After Dark on YouTube posted it in EXCELLENT quality... Note, few nip slips if watching with the kids

[Hector]

Army of the Dead. 9/10 fun movie, lot's of gore. not as much zombie mayhem as i was expecting though. interesting premise with alpha zombies

Super fun movie. Loved those thinking alpha zombies. Had a lot of homage scenes from other movies. Like that Aliens Vasquez baddass type chick.

The opening credits were incredible, probably even better than the rest of the movie, ha.

Yeah, it’s a good popcorn flick.

[monitor_ep]

Well we just finished watch The Tomorrow war
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And we both liked it. Just when you think your at the end of the movie it keeps going. Now I have to put some roll on aspirin on my arm because somebody was squeezing it during the movie.