[virometal]

^ indeed, a very good movie about ahem "little children."

Jackie Earl Haley deserved the Oscar that year, in my humble opinion.

--

I watched Kraftwerk and the Electronic revolution. 10/10 - I love that stuff. 1/10 if you don't.

 

[jp_zer0]

bad lieutenant.

6/10, a few witty remarks and moments but ultimately shallow and disappointing. Mostly my experience with mainstream american cinema.

 

[Cantonese]

Sunshine - 9/10

One of the best sci-fi movie I've ever laid my eyes on, although it does not seem to be everybody's cup of tea (only a 7.3 on imdb)

 

[userlander]

District 9 - 7.5/10. Pretty funny, but lost its humanistic aspects and got bogged down at the end with all the drawn out guns and shooting scenes.

 

[miloxo]

Avatar: 10/10

I was never really impressed by a movie. But Avatar was just a truly magic experience, and I haven't even seen it in 3D yet.

This movie is just incredible beautiful. Best movie I have ever seen BY FAR.

 

[limpidglitch]

Sherlock Holmes: 8/10

It stood between this and Avatar, but from the trailer the latter just seemed way too cheesy for my liking.
Sherlock Holmes, on the other hand is straight up my alley, and I think Guy Richie did an honourable work on this adaptation.

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Avatar" [8.5/10]: As for the fun factor and as a pure movie-going experience, I would rate "Avatar" 10/10. As I said in the Avatar thread, I thought that the story was basically "Dances With Wolves" meets "The Last Samurai" in an alien world. In other words, it was a good but a much used story line. The visuals and sound effects were first rate. It was, as I have read several times, extremely video game like. I glad that I saw it in IMAX 3D...

 

[MomijiTMO]

Avatar 7.5/10

An enjoyable film that lacks some key elements of good story writing. The visuals are fantastic and the simple story was told well.

 

[Judge Buff]

The Hangover is the funniest movie I've seen this year. The brother of the bride-to-be reminds me of a mental health client I once had on my caseload: crazy as hell but more funny than crazy. He gets a 10. Heather Graham's 39 year old right one gets a 9 the hard way. Overall, the movie reminds me of a bachelor party that some British Special Forces officers threw for me in 1981 in Anchorage, AK at a strip joint called "The Great Alaskan Bush Company." Grand Total = 8.5

 

[mattcalf]

Avatar 8/10
I was sitting really close which sucked, also it was so over-hyped.

 

[SiriuslyCold]

Moon 10/10

Kevin Spacey speaks eerily like Hal9000

 

[Nooc]

Avatar 7/10

I went on a date, ended up sitting two rows from the screen and two seats from a SCREAMING BABY, because no movie experience is complete without a screaming baby.

The movie was too long and my neck hurt, also I was hungry throughout the whole movie. Wish I'd see Sherlock Holmes instead.

 

[MomijiTMO]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SiriuslyCold /img/forum/go_quote.gif Moon 10/10 Kevin Spacey speaks eerily like Hal9000

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Moon gets a 9/10 from me.

 

[rasmushorn]

Avatar 8/10

 

[qusp]

avatar 9/10, I actually think it was deeper than it at first appeared, saw it in 3D and all in all found it t be a very impressive movie. i'm keen to see sherlock homes as well. he seems like my kinda guy