Rate the Last movies you saw

[Mr.Marion]

Deadpool 9/10
Very fun film, loved it.

Interstellar 4/10
Didn't get its appeal, big letdown from Nolan. Who had an unblemished reputation until that.

Ghost World 3/10
Doesn't hold up, overrated by critics.

Cruel Intentions 7.5/10
Good date flick, 90's Teen drama at its best.

I'm still waiting on Black Mass. I think it will be good.

[SWBL5252]

I liked black Mass but my wife did not. I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10

[Mr.Marion]

I liked black Mass but my wife did not. I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10

I finally got a chance to watch last night. Depp gave a good performance and I liked it. It wasn't big on action. I'd give it a 7.5 as well.

[Godzilla]

Papaya: Love Goddess of the Cannibals. It's a Joe D'Amato movie. Barely 1 cannibal in it. Weird. 2/10

[Mikey]

Massacre in Dinosaur Valley - 1985 .... So bad it's REALLY good .... 2/10 (movie value) ..... 8/10 (camp value)

[Remco Monster]

Star Wars, The Force Awakens 8/10
Avengers, Age of Ultron 2/10 (and I am being generous)

[Mikey]

She Devils of the SS (1973) ... good for early 70's but other than that a truly horrible boring film ... 1/10

[Boy_Wonder_1978]

Batman vs Superman 7/10.
A bit of a mess, but personally I don't think it's as bad as some are making out. Affleck owns those characters for me.

Deadpool 8/10
Had me in stitches. Lots of fun.

[Hector]

Hard to keep track of what I've have watched, evenly recently...I'll try my best...

Movie theater (I'm very selective paying for certain movies, that's why ratings tend be higher here):

Deadpool...9.5/10...best movie of the year so far for me
The Revenant...9/10...intense, intense, intense
Batman v Superman...8.5/10...too bad Doomsday sucked arze, but Wonder Woman more than made up 4 it
Force Awakens...8/10...too derivative to deserve a 10, but obviously a vast improvement over the prequels
The Hateful Eight...7.5/10...a little too talkie in the beginning, but great climatic ending, lol

TV:

Open Range...10/10...one of my all time favorite Westerns, seen it dozens of times, never gets old for me
Mad Max: Fury Road ( saw at the theater too, but re-watched it on TV)...9/10...Furiosa rules!
Dodgeball...8/10...never get tired of watching it, silly stupid fun, lol...
Amazing Spider Man...7/10...Garfield was a great Spidey...not a great Parker though
Sense and Sensibilty...5/10, was forced to sit through it, my sister had company, chick flicks, yawn, lol
Magic Mike 2...1/10...can't believe I actually watched this crap...guess I was hoping for all of the male stripers to die in a fiery car crash...had that occurred, I would've rated it a 10/10, lol...

Saw Black Mass at the theater last year, good movie, finally a serious Depp flick...7.5/10

[LonnieFisher]

Batman vs Superman
8/10

[4NDR01D]

Zootopia 8/10
Honestly I think Disney is killing it on all fronts right now.

[vulcan2074]

10 Cloverfield Lane. 9/10 I enjoyed it a lot.
Sammy

[Brazoo]

Here's the last 3 I think I saw:

Hated: GG Allin & the Murder Junkies (1993) - as far as music docs go, I'd give it a C, but since I don't think someone could have possibly safely created a more intimate doc from this subject I have to give it a B-

The Creature (1985) - A.K.A. "The Titan Find", starring Ferris Beuller's dad, Miss Simone (From "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure"), and Klaus Kinski. Shameless "Alien" rip-off with some kooky cheapo sci-fi moments. I loved it! D+

Man Up (2015) - cute screwball romantic comedy. The script was kinda screwy, but the cast is so charming and my wife loved it. C+

[palitoy]

Raiders of the Living Dead (1986)- Normally I adore anything Independent International but this 80s Zombie flick is so badly edited and paced it defied me to keep watching. 4/10

[megomania]

Everything Must Go - Will Farrell
8/10
Really enjoyed this one more than I expected

A Night at the Roxbury - was just looking for something stupid to watch on Netflix.
7/10
Doug Butabi: So anyways, I was standing there waiting to use the pay phone.
Steve Butabi: Yeah, he was, seriously.
Doug Butabi: And this guy who was on the phone, turns around and tips his hat like this.
Steve Butabi: And who do you think that guy was?
Doug Butabi: Emilio Estevez.
Steve Butabi: The Mighty Duck man, I swear to God, I was there.
Doug Butabi: Of course you were, you were the one who yelled the Breakfast Clubber's name.
Steve Butabi: I was like, "Emilio."