Rate the last movie you saw

[DJTJ]

Rather than driving thirty to see PT, I was randomly near a theater that three billboards.

Shelfing PT for a few days.

 

[col63onel]

I haven't seen Phantom Thread or Call Me By Your Name (romantic dramas just don't do it for me). Of the other 7, here is how I'd rank them

7. 3 Billboards
6. Shape of Water

5. Darkest Hour
4. The Post

3. Lady Bird
2. Dunkirk
1. Get Out

1, 2 and 3 are really close. Loved all 3 of those movies. Darkest Hour and The Post were very well made, but didn't wow me. I certainly enjoyed parts of the last 2, although find them kinda uneven overall.

 

[DJTJ]

I haven't seen Phantom Thread or Call Me By Your Name (romantic dramas just don't do it for me). Of the other 7, here is how I'd rank them

7. 3 Billboards
6. Shape of Water

5. Darkest Hour
4. The Post

3. Lady Bird
2. Dunkirk
1. Get Out

1, 2 and 3 are really close. Loved all 3 of those movies. Darkest Hour and The Post were very well made, but didn't wow me. I certainly enjoyed parts of the last 2, although find them kinda uneven overall.

3 billboards started sooooooo fucking strong and then just became a bore. Super dissapointed.

 

[The Wizard of Moz]

Hey anyone interested in wasting an hour and a half of their life for no fucking reason?

Well if so, golly gee do I have the movie for you

Open House a Netflix original horror movie

I’d rather have a fire ant moon walk through my eurethira than watch this garbage again

Literal 0/10. Because not only was it a shitty fucking movie, but

Spoiler

they left leads and clues all over the movie just for literally none of them to go anywhere. The killer is just some random fucking dude that you get to see one time once through blurried vision. Literally everyone else was irrelevant

 

[The Wizard of Moz]

Creepy neighbor with alzheimers can't remember if her husband is dead or not, but don't worry, it's not important to the plot at all.

Literally the only good thing about that horrible movie is this one line actually made me laugh out loud.

 

[Kouki]

To be fair, I warned everyone earlier in the thread, including spoiling the whole plot

 

[castor777]

To be fair, I warned everyone earlier in the thread, including spoiling the whole plot

I too fell victim to watching Open House. We typically like watching horror movies and I figured it'd hopefully be entertaining. The build up to everything is boring and doesn't seem to be going anywhere, but against my better judgement I decided to watch it to the end. And then... what? The entire movie turns out to be absolutely pointless. Just... nothing... It was so bad.

 

[Kyrie4MVP0202]

Hey anyone interested in wasting an hour and a half of their life for no fucking reason?

Well if so, golly gee do I have the movie for you

Open House a Netflix original horror movie

I’d rather have a fire ant moon walk through my eurethira than watch this garbage again

Literal 0/10. Because not only was it a shitty fucking movie, but

Spoiler

they left leads and clues all over the movie just for literally none of them to go anywhere. The killer is just some random fucking dude that you get to see one time once through blurried vision. Literally everyone else was irrelevant

I couldn’t stop laughing at the scene where the dad dies by speeding car in a well-lit parking lot out of nowhere.

That was straight out of something like The Room.

 

[KI4MVP]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=omBZ_4eZFBE

 

[Mr. Orange]

Call Me By Your Name - 8.5/10

I saw this over the weekend. This is a beautiful film. The acting is great, the Italian scenery is incredible, and the story is relatable, even if you are not gay. If you have been in love, or crushed on someone, or had a heartbreak, you will be able to relate to this. For the straight men....yeah some of the romance scenes I was on the border of uncomfortable with, but it was fine. This is a really good movie, worth seeing, and should be in contention for best picture. I liked it better than Moonlight, which was also a good, but different film. Moonlight was more of a coming of age, whereas CMBYN is a classic romance. Will the Academy award "gay" films back to back? I have no clue, and it shouldn't matter. Very good movie.

 

[redscoon]

I couldn’t stop laughing at the scene where the dad dies by speeding car in a well-lit parking lot out of nowhere.

That was straight out of something like The Room.

Didn't it crush him into a dumpster? I assumed it was a murder and not an accident, but then it was never explained.

The weird neighbor and shady real estate agent dude who they played up, but ended up having nothing to do with anything.

The dude who who worked in a gift shop that was in the market for a million dollar house. They stop at a convenience store in town at night, then head home and it's daylight when they arrive. So much bad.

 

[kosis]

3 Billboards was good. I'd give it a 7. Not Oscar-winner worthy, but good. Sam Rockwell's performance was fine, if not a bit overrated. Frances McDormand was fantastic.

 

[DJTJ]

3 Billboards was good. I'd give it a 7. Not Oscar-winner worthy, but good. Sam Rockwell's performance was fine, if not a bit overrated. Frances McDormand was fantastic.

Did you feel like after the big plot reveal midway through that the movie went down hill fast?

 

[Sebastian]

Call Me By Your Name - 8.5/10

I saw this over the weekend. This is a beautiful film. The acting is great, the Italian scenery is incredible, and the story is relatable, even if you are not gay. If you have been in love, or crushed on someone, or had a heartbreak, you will be able to relate to this. For the men....yeah some of the romance scenes I was on the border of uncomfortable with, but it was fine. This is a really good movie, worth seeing, and should be in contention for best picture. I liked it better than Moonlight, which was also a good, but different film. Moonlight was more of a coming of age, whereas CMBYN is a classic romance. Will the Academy award "gay" films back to back? I have no clue, and it shouldn't matter. Very good movie.

Did it make you hungry for peaches?

 

[Nicky]

Hey anyone interested in wasting an hour and a half of their life for no fucking reason?

Well if so, golly gee do I have the movie for you

Open House a Netflix original horror movie

I’d rather have a fire ant moon walk through my eurethira than watch this garbage again

Literal 0/10. Because not only was it a shitty fucking movie, but

Spoiler

they left leads and clues all over the movie just for literally none of them to go anywhere. The killer is just some random fucking dude that you get to see one time once through blurried vision. Literally everyone else was irrelevant

I watched this Friday. Worst decision I’ve made in a good while. The entire movie was pointless.

Who thought this was a good idea? And the way it ended.... WTF!?