Rate The Last Movie You Watched

[The-Real-Game]

Trading places ~ On abit of an Eddie Murphy thing at the moment, this is generally one of my favourites, abit cheesy in places but overall the comedy of the two main characters works really well.

[earwicker7]

Originally Posted by Lion Zion

The Fountain, A Darren Aronfsky film. His first big budget attempt. While I enjoyed his other films, this one gives the word pretentious a whole new meaning.

Agreed. What a huge disappointment after Pi and Requiem for a Dream.

[earwicker7]

Originally Posted by GAD

But what about the naked golden Angelina Jolie? What would you rate that?

GAD

10/10, although I don't think real Angelina would look so good nowadays, what with her starving herself and all.

[ken36]

Dummy Adrian Brody- 2 Stars. What is it abiut this guy?

[GAD]

Originally Posted by earwicker7

10/10, although I don't think real Angelina would look so good nowadays, what with her starving herself and all.

It will have to do. It's not like she's knocking on my door.

GAD

[musicmind]

Nice post blessingx, I've only seen and enjoyed the Brando version, you got me interested in these different versions of the Mutiny on the Bounty.

Franz Kafka's "The Trial" (1993) with Kyle Maclachlan as Josef K.

I think the movie is faithful to the main themes in the book and the dystopia which Kafka depicts are applicable in today's world. I would give it a 7/10.

There is also an older filming of this book by Orson Welles.

Originally Posted by blessingx

More than most films on a single subject/source material, I find the Bounty films (1935 with Clark Gable and Charles Laughton, 1962 with Marlon Brando and Trevor Howard, 1984 with Mel Gibson and Anthony Hopkins) interesting as they all vary in sympathy for Fletcher Christian and the mutiny or William Bligh based on the social conditions at the time of the filming. It's an interesting example where three great films speak either to purity, liberty, individualism, social structure or law and order. It's not always overt, but there definitely worthly of a triple feature weekend.

It should also be noted, you can probably safely skip '89s Mutant on the Bounty.

Since Casablanca was mentioned earlier, another great triple feature is it, Sydney Pollack and Robert Redfords Havanna and Pamela Andersons action/sci-fi Barb Wire (worlds greatest review) which all came from the Casablanca script. The Third Man can also be added as a film that could only be made after it, and is superior in my book.

[Tokenganjaclan]

Originally Posted by The-Real-Game

Trading places ~ On abit of an Eddie Murphy thing at the moment, this is generally one of my favourites, abit cheesy in places but overall the comedy of the two main characters works really well.

Can't beat Jamie Lees (Cans) Tho

[epaludo]

Little Miss Sunshine - 9/10.
Kind of depressive family, but i really loved the movie and it made me laugh out loud. Specially the bus horn, terrific ...

[Tokenganjaclan]

SEVEN SAMURAI
10/10
I'm big into Japanese movies, and this is one I go back to most often.

[saint.panda]

Chappelle's Block Party - Great, great music.

Ratatouille - Best Disney movie I've seen after passing the Disney age.