Rate the last movie you watched.
 

Alright, so here's the plan...

If you watched a movie recently, let us know what you thought. Rate it whether you saw it in theaters, watched it on video, or saw it on TV. Rate it even if you've seen it several times. Hopefully some people will rate movies we don't see discussed too often.

Tonight after a rather unfulfilling experience with "Bend It Like Beckham," I decided to pull a DVD out of my collection that I don't sit down and watch too often. I grabbed Ghost World starring Thora Birch, Steve Buscemi, and Scarlett Johansson.

The movie starts off with two best friends graduating from high school. Both girls are kind of social misfits and have a pretty interesting way of viewing the world and finding entertainment. Enter Steve Buscemi: Buscemi's character is sort of a geeky music collector. He's sort of strange, but is a good guy. The two girls meet him after answering a personal ad, then standing him up. Before long, Thora Birch's character gets to know him better and begins hanging out with him regularly. Without giving the movie away for those who haven't seen it, I'll just say thing get pretty crazy from there on.

The movie is categorized as a comedy, but it's a very subtle kind of comedy. It's funny, but you almost feel bad for laughing, because it's pretty dramatic too. Another one of the things I enjoy about this movie is that it leaves room for the viewer to do some interpretation. Not everything is spelled out for you.

The acting is superb all around, and the story is enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this movie to my friends.

****/****

Tampopo

A comedic Japanese film about ramen noodles and other forms of food. The style imitates American Westerns. A number of surreal stories about food interupt the main plot about a noodle shop owner who wants to become the best, and a truck driver who wants to help her. There is an odd sex scene involving live shrimp and egg yolks.

The subtitling is pretty good.

***1/2 out of ****

Willard

A remake of the original starring Crispin Glover (Back to the Future, Charlies Angels) as Willard, a social misfit in a dead-end job, forced to look after his ailing mother. He develops a bond with rats which he uses to get back at his boss (R. Lee Ermey- Full Metal Jacket) who is constantly harassing him.

While the story could be considered slow, the acting was superb, especially from Glover. He created a character you feel for. I enjoyed it, even though it didn't follow the equation for a modern horror/drama film.

*** out of ****

Believe it or not LXG. I quite enjoyed it aswell.

Aliens.

A sequel to the film Alien (I believe.. I still haven't seen Alien or Alien 3).

Ripley is found drifting through deep space and brought back to Earth after a 57 year hypersleep. Then some suckers send terraformers to LV426 while seemingly unaware that the wretched planet harbours flesh ripping aliens with acid for blood.

Earth responds by sending a squad of "ultimate super badasses" to rid the planet of all alien life. However things go astray as some in the landing party have different plans.

This movie features lots of aliens being blown to bits as well as all sorts of futuristic (yet believable) firepower, although slow to get going it picks up nicely and has some twists along the way.

A bad thing in the movie is that stupid little kid that Ripley found, I mean sure it would be admirable to include a kid in the script, but the casting was completely awful. That kid has the most stupidest annoying voice ever.

The good thing is Hudson, and his 80s era slang vocabulary, heavy usage of dude and check-it-out keep the mood bright and cheerful.

Overall, a good action movie, but flawed by the stupid little kid character and casting.

4/5

The Green Mile

Overall a pretty good movie but not as good as The Shawshank Redemption. I only bring up this comparison because they are both based off of stories by Steven King and they were both adapted for the screen, and directed by, Frank Darabont(not sure on spelling). The movie was pretty good, but got a little sketchy towards the end. I really enjoyed the movie though, its just that towards the end it was kind of a let down. Superb acting by everyone and a great score.

4.0/5.0

The Ring.

Interesting movie. Basically, watch a video tape and seven days later you die. A reporter starts investigating the death of a teen ager and gets caught up in the whole mess.

Saw it on cable over the weekend. The ending had a little bit of a twist which made it different than a lot of other more predictable storylines. Quite a few really cool looking visuals as well.

I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5.0

If you likied the Ring, you should check out the Ring series Ringu 0- Ringu:birthday.

Anywho.. the last movie i saw was Tampopo as well, and id give it a 4/5 tars.
Interesting concept, and great execution on behalf of the actors and director.I'm currently trying to track down a good clean dvd of "The Funeral" which was also writtten and directed by Juzo Itami.

Glad to see this thread is already taking off a little. Sounds like some good titles being reviewed. Keep 'em comin'!

Cube: 3.5/5. Ive seen it before a few times but its still an exelent movie.

Batman976, I also think Ghost World is a great film. It is one of the few movies I can watch every once in a while without getting sick of it.

The last movie I saw was Top Gun. This was my first time seeing it. I thought it was pretty bad. Directed by Tony Scott, didn't he die after making "Blow" or is that another Scott? Anyway, it was on VHS, so it had an old 1986 Diet Pepsi commercial in the beginning, the soda ejector didn't work, so he had to fly the jet upside down to let the gravity pour the Diet Pepsi from the bottle to his cup. The commercial was probably the best part of the movie. I was only 7 when it was released, but it seems like a good artifact of the whole Reagan/ Cold War era. Oh, I didn't watch it to the end. I wonder if Tom Cruise is successful or if he dies. Hmm :rolleyes:

Good thread, Batman...

I Spy - the 2002 Eddie Murphy/Owen Wilson remake.

I put off watching this for as long as possible, but one of my wife's friends raved to her about it, so we finally threw it in. This "film" without a doubt joins Head of State, and Half Past Dead to complete the '02/'03 Holy Trinity of Crap.

Now, I have watched literally hundreds, if not thousands of movies in my life - and have never walked out of or away from any of them. I Spy damned near broke my streak. Eddie Murphy is unbearable as champion boxer Kelly Robinson, and Owen Wilson looked like he was just a distant shell putting in the time simply to collect a cheque. The story is horrible (will someone PLEASE help the brilliant Malcolm McDowell choose his roles), the script is embarassing, and the set designer and cinematographer should be barred from any film set from this point forward.

1/2 / **** - and the only reason I generously give it a half star is because Famke looked great. Shallow I know, but I was stretching for something nice to say! :)

"Runaway Jury", it's based off of a book by John Grisham. It was really good, really engaging storywise. There wasn't a lot of artistry in it, it's made purely to entertain, which is quite nice sometimes, when you don't want to have to think too hard or analyze a movie. overall, a 3.5/5

"Texas Chainsaw Massacre"

The basic plot is that 5 teenagers are "stranded" near a slaughter house and its surrounding houses. The teens encouter some bizzare people and witness their bizzare behaviour, but think nothing of it until they start dissapearing...

This was surprisingly good. From the previews it looks like your typcial hack and slash thriller, but it isnt. I havnt seen the first one, so I cant judge how it was compared to that. But this movie created an excellent portrayal of an insane family, was very suspensful, and did a cool little trick involving "real footage". Overall 4/5.

Kill Bill, watched it 2 nights ago. 9 out of 10

The Matrix: Reloaded

Saw it for the first time on DVD a few nights ago. It got far too much bad press. Not even close to a top 10 movie of all time, but The Matrix series doesn't deserve to be up there anyway. It's a straight action movie and a damn good one at that.

4.5/5

Wrong Turn

There was stuff that didn't make sense, I won't say what, the ending was great, the acting was well acting, it didn't suck any.

6 buckets of Blood out of 10.

Caddyshack

Good movie! I mean, classic! I mean, excellent!

Oh yea, 4.9/5

Kill bill-7 outta 10(10 being best)

Tonight I watched Waiting for Guffman starring Eugene Levy, Christopher Guest, et al. This film is a mockumentary directed by Christopher Guest dealing with a small town theater production.

The small town of Blaine, Missouri is celebrating it's 150th anniversary and part of the celebration is a production of Corky St. Clair's (Guest) original musical Red, White and Blaine. The cast seems to be cluelessly untalented, but become very excited when they learn that a talent scount named Mort Guffman is planning to fly down from New York to see the production.

The movie is very funny, but seems to fall a little short of Guest's other works such as This is Spinal tap and Best in Show (I haven't seen A Mighty Wind yet). Even still, if you're a fan of his work or of the mockumentary genre it's definately worth checking out... Especially if you've been involved in small time theater.

***/****

I just watched "Malibu's Most Wanted"

Let's see.

I give it a 1 out of 5. I watched it with a friend and when it was over she said "Wow, that was a lot better than I expected." And I about died laughing. Then I felt bad becuase she was serious. Maybe it's a chic thing? I thought it sucked. Nothing in particular about it was bad, just ALL OF IT!

Thora Birch got some tig ol bitties

Asta!!

The last movie I watched was Memento. I'd seen it before, but I needed to watch it again to pick up on a lot of the things I'd missed the first time. Anyway, I think it's a great movie- really interesting. 4/5

Kill Bill. I give it 198/200 dismembered body parts.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

I've wanted to see this film for ages and it was worth the wait.
Brilliant story, brilliant acting, brilliant film.

Spirited Away

Very strange Japanese animation film. It was good, but bloody hard to explain. It is worth seeing and beats the crap out of Hollywood animation films like Finding Nemo.

the last movie I watched was friday the 13th part V. it was the third one in the series that I have seen, and I found it quite enjoyable, even without Jason.
4.1//5.0

and, arc101, yes, that's a dammed good movie. (what was hard to explain about it?)

http://www.public.iastate.edu/~abead...s/thumbsup.gif One of my all time favorites. I'm glad you got a chance to see it.

I saw Chuck and Buck
7/10 stars
Good performances by the main characters. Funny, creepy, and touching throughout.

Matrix Reloaded on DVD.

The story was pretty good but the effects didn't do anything for me I guess we've all been Matrixed to death.

Theatre: Underworld

Personally, I loved it. I like dark movies though. Plus Kate Beckinsale didn't hurt either. ;)

Home: Soldier

Its actually one of Kurt Russel's better movies IMHO. I really liked it. Good story, decent effects.

I agree, it was very good.

28 Days Later - What an overrated latenight Cinemax B-Movie....

I liked this movie, but didn't care for the ending. I enjoyed the ending they showed after the credits a lot better. Which one did you see? On the DVD can you choose which ending you want to see? That would be cool.

If you think the movie was good, read the damn book! It's easily the best book I've ever read.

-Lasereth

arent there 3 additional endings on the DVD? i saw a commercial that said that. If so thats great cuz i saw it at the theatres before they released the second ending and i loved the movie except the ending wasnt too great.

I watched "Me, myself and Irene" the other day. I enjoyed it. I am still laughing at some of the stuff in that one...

"she will be eating blubber alright, as soon as i free willy.." LOL

I will give it 4 out of 5

:D

Kill Bill

7/10 ok movie, kida cheesy though. ok it was really cheesy. lots of action and gore made up for it

Matrix Reloaded. First time I saw it I enjoyed it. Bought it the other day and turned it off. The talking and talking and talking.. gd.. get to the cool shit already..

9/10 the first time, 4/10 second....

Kill Bill - 9/10 - I really loved this film.

This movie does the opposite of what you'd expect from any movie. Tarantino uses the entire film to take jabs at conventional filmography that, taken individually, would have seemed out of place. But, given that the entire movie was done that way, you can't wait to see what odd thing he'll pull next. This one is definitely an original...not a single style rule was followed, but it works...and works well.

Just fantastic. ;)

No kidding?I loved this film but was like, "What happened next?" at the end. I didn't know there were any alternate endings. I don't know if someone could post about them without spoiling stuff, so what am I to do? Someone be a sport and PM me? Or linke me to somewhere?

Anyway, the last movie I saw was SE7EN with Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt about a guy commiting murders based on the seven deadly sins. Brad Pitt plays an unusual role and the ending is great.
9/10.:cool:

last movie i saw was Kill Bill.

i give it a 10/10.

i loved every bit of it. especially the music selection.... just like Pulp Fiction, Tarantino absolutely picked great music.

The last movie I watched was Gangs of New York.

It was long (almost 3 hours) but interesting. I cant decide if I REALLY liked it or not, though. I give it a 6.5/10.

I just bought Matrix Reloaded and Charlie Angel's Full Throttle. I will let you know how they are.

Jesus Christ: Vampire Hunter

Link> http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0311361/

I rate it 3 of 5.

It was entertaining, original and funny. Enough to make up for not-so-great acting. Basically no budget.
It's has comedy, b-movie horror, lesbian vampires, musical bits, and kung fu.

Yeah.... That's what I said when I first heard about it. :)

Kill Bill - I wonder how much of the budget was devoted to prop body-parts and fake blood... B+

I couldn't agree more. The movie was promoted to be this huge scare fest but turned out be a rip off of an 80's movie, NIght of the Comet. Anyone see it?

High Fidelity

I liked it.

Matrix: Reloaded

Saw it in the theatre, just watched on DVD twice. While it wasn't quite the same as the original, I thought it really moved the story along, and setup what I think should be a fantastic third chapter.

4/5

Plus, the freeway scene was the greatest chase scene ever put on film, and seeing the bonus footage of how they did it made it even better.

Ronin. 4/5. It was tough to follow at times, but I love Robert deNiro.

School of Rock

4/5 - Good movie, not overly funny but it was a real good movie.

Heat

uh. Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino in the same movie? that has classic written all over it, and guess what, it is. it gets kinda boring and pointless in a couple places but overall good stuff, and it has one of the best action scenes of like, all time. the shootout in the street is the best scene ever.

9/10

Man, I really need to see Heat again. It's been a long time since I've seen it, but I remember really liking it. For some reason though, I don't remember it too well.

Kill Bill

Here's my warning if you haven't seen it yet: this film is extremely gory, and NOT for the squeamish.

It's fun gore, though. Done cartoonishly, and with a lot of humor. The violence actually gets SO over-the-top that it's hysterical. lurkette and I ended up lauging right out loud during most of the fight scenes later in the movie.

Like most Tarantino films, you spend the first half our figuring out what the hell is going on, the middle half hour piecing things together, and the last half hour enjoying the ride.

There's so much that's just plain WRONG in this film. From the Pussy Wagon to Gogo the Insane Japanese Schoolgirl.... It's a visual adventure and good, high-adrenaline fun from start to stop.

I give it 9 blood-spurting neck-stumps out of 10.

The other 3 endings suck just as bad...the 3rd one is done with storyboards and has a story change with how they were going to write the movie with the creators of the movie speaking the characters lines.

3/10, and only reason I gave it a 3 instead of 2 or 1 is because it did build up a little suspence at the beginning.

Boring movie and, *possible spoiler next*:










The way the guy decided on how to rescue the woman and the girl from the army camp was completely moronic.

The Pianist. 9/10. Very moving. Not quite as good as, say, Schindlers List, but not much is. A damn good movie.

Very good soundtrack, too.

<-- Likes his Chopin.

I just finished watching Changing Lanes. I was pretty disappointed. Dispite the fact that the movie isn't all that long, it seemed to drag on way too slowly. On top of that it was painfully obvious where the movie was headed and how it was going to end. Samuel L. Jackson was pretty good in his role of Doyle Gipson, but Ben Affleck didn't pull through (when does he ever?) with his character.

**/****

28 Days Later

A good movie overall. Certainly not "scary as hell" as it was touted in the theaters. A good take on traditional "zombie" type movies. I especially liked the beginning with the lead character (his name escapes me right now) wandering about the deserted city. That was awesome on many levels.

3.5/5

I just saw 28 days later and I liked it. Funny thing, it wasn't that scary at all. Go figure...

3/5

MATRIX RELOADED

SAD, VERY SAD

Tried to hard with the philosophical stuff.
To Be Continued ending.

The devil's advocate on TNT, after MNF game started to suck.
5/10
Story is interesting, very watchable, would have been higher, but
minus 1 for the good stuff that was edited
minus 1 for Keanu Reeves's faces
minus 1 for the ending-it still irritates me.

then again, it was good enough to get me to sit through it again.

Same here. I couldn't agree more. Awesome score by The RZA!

Dreamcatcher **1/2 (out of 5)

Not what I was expecting, and the ending left me empty like I ate rice cakes for 3 hours. Good effects though.

Last night I watched The Score (Robert DeNiro, Edward Norton) for the second time. I'm not sure why I watched it again. I didn't really like it the first time. The acting is great, but the movie is just another heist movie. Nothing terribly exciting or creative.

** out of **** (for the acting alone)

The Bourne Identity. Id give it 3 out of 4 stars. Not a great movie, but entertaining, and pretty smart. I enjoyed it.

Just got back from the movies and Kill Bill is an absolute standout for me.
Black humor and wild fight scenes really kept me going for the entire movie.

American History X

I've seen it at least 1/2 a dozen times and its still as good as the first time.

4/5

I saw "Friend" last night it was a Korean movie and by far the worst move i have ever seen. Normaly i don't rate movies under 3/10 but this was a 1/10 rating.

i saw thirteen in theatres last wednesday.

it was about a 13 year old girl and her life-- how she gets into the 'cool' group and starts taking drugs and all that. it was very good and depressing and relatable.

5 stars :P

I stayed in last night and watched Cannibal: The Musical with the drunken director's commentary. I've seen the movie several times, but it had been a while since I'd watched it with the commentary track. It's definately a recommended view/listen if you're a fan of Matt & Trey. They still give some pretty interesting info on the movie (well, Matt hardly says anything...) but as the movie goes on, they just end up drunk and keep farting on each other and into the microphone.

last flick i saw was Laurel Canyon...

i was initially attracted by the cast of Frances McDormand and Christian Bale... (as well as Kate Beckinsale and Natascha McElhone) who never fail to give great performances. i mean, in the case of McDormand, there are actors who transform themselves with each new role, and there are others who convince you they don´t have to... shes the second option... and i love her work. she seems to promise that if you stick with her character, you will be entertained, stirred or shaken.

i think the trouble with this flick is the story. it fails to make each character equally interesting. which in this case makes things hard to seriously.

but that doesn´t really matter. its a sly comedy about erotic possibilities. this film depends on your expectations. i doubt you´ll be shaken, or stirred... but McDormand will leave you entertained.

Yesterday me and my friends sat down and viewed the classic kurt russel flick "big trouble in little china town".
First off, if you havn't seen this movie, you havn't lived yet. This movie has it all, action, adventure, love, and hundreds of catchy one liners. The fight scenes are superb, special effects top notch and most importantly this movie gives the average person a great insight into the day to day activities that take place in china town.
I give Big Trouble in Little China Town 2 thumbs up

Kill Bill , 10/10. It was such a different movie, so visually appealing and entertaining, unlike half the shit Hollywood spews out these days.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre = 1/10, and the only reason it gets a 1 is because it's gotta Jessica Biel in a wife beater. Oh man..

Poolhall Junkies

I'm a poolhall junkie myself, so I really enjoyed this flick. Lots of fast talkin', trick shootin', and good old fashioned hustlin'!!

4 out 5.

The New Guy

Sure, it was the second time I've seen it due to some circumstances... but all it all it just wasn't that good. Very good to some, just another movie to others and myself.

3/5

The Matrix Reloaded (yes, i hadn't seen it until yesterday)

6.5/10

Maybe a little harsh, but I really disliked the storytelling method. Rather than letting the plot unfold naturally and allowing the viewer to realize what was going on, monologues moved the story along. good ideas, but just executed badly. on a side note, the fights were mostly fantastic, but a movie that takes itself that seriously should be judged on more than action.

Cinemas - Kill Bill 8/10

I agree with Eclipse with all the strange stuff the Tarantino was using in the film, it was spectacular, although I was chuckling at some of the stuff through out the movie.. hehe.. What it DID remind me of was a live action manga film >_< I will be waiting for the next one..

Cinema: Kill Bill 9/10. I like the movie a lot. Sad that there was a black/whote scene and that the ending was strange. Needed the end, cant wait until march.

Home: Dumb and dumberer - when Harry met Lloyd or something 4/10. Very low humor.

Rewatched Matrix: Reloaded last night. Definitely a better movie the second time through. I don't see why so many trash on this movie....it's a total mind fuck, which is right up my alley. Any movie that presents so many unanswered questions has to be rated high.

Down with Love (Ewan McGreggor, Renee Zelwegger)..... don't ask. 4/10 Never in a million years would I watch this movie by choice. Nevertheless visually it was a well constructed movie, decent, if not some what pointless plot, camp, actually not that horribly bad. The reason it rates so low is more because it seemed to be riding the coattails of Chicago (with it's remarkably annoying music) and the fact that what's her face is in both of them. And I really don't need to ever see Ben Kenobi singing ever again.

Replay value: -643/10 (I think there may have been a monkey in there somewhere.... I like monkeys.)

Predator 2

watched on TV last night, but im gonna go off the real movie and not the TV edited movie cuz ive seen it without all the shit cut out of it


Its a good sequel to Predator, which is one of the greatest action movies of all time if you ask me. The beginning scene in Predator 2 is like, freakin intense, its a violent shootout between the police and some jamaican gang. Its brutal. and of course the predator comes in and rips everyone apart. ahaha, the movie is damn good. Danny Glover back when he was a badass.

4/5. It would be perfect, except for the part where the predator goes crashing through the window of that old ladies bathroom in her apartment. and she just comes out of her bedroom going "i think i just heard something" that whole scene right there was kinda dumb, but everything else is tight

My roommate rented Legally Blonde 2 tonight, and for some reason I watched it with him (yes, him). I really wish I could say at least one good thing about this movie beside the fact that Reese Witherspoon is hot. Unfortunately, the entire time I was watching it, I was wishing I had a brick handy to bang my head into. I think this movie gave me cancer.

no stars / ****

Just saw Matrix: Revolutions last night. There are a lot of really bad reviews out there for it. I wasn't disappointed in the story at all but I was minorly diappointed in how the story was told. I think they gave us too much too fast. The special effects are much better than The Matrix or Matrix: Reloaded. I enjoyed the fact that even though the movie wraps everything up quite well, it doesn't make all the answers abundantly clear.

3.5 out of 5

-1.5 for some rushed-along sappy scenes.

I put the trilogy in order from best to worst

The Matrix
Matrix: Reloaded
Matrix: Revolutions

I guess its to be expected, sequels usually subsequently get worse. As a whole I am pretty pleased with the entire trilogy, and the Animatrix too.

Hmmm, I haven't posted in this thread for a while. Anyway, I was watching The Iron Giant on Cartoon Network today. I actually really enjoy this movie. It's got a lot of heart.

For those of you who might not be familiar with it, it's an animated family film about a boy who becomes friends with a rather large robot. The movie takes place in 1958 and when the government begins an investigation leading to the Giant, our hero, Hogarth, takes it upon himself to save him.

Just because this is a family film doesn't mean you have to be a child to enjoy it. In fact, I think adults will like it just as much, if not more so, than children. There isn't any childish humor or stupid gags. There is just a cast of characters you can possibly relate to, and share in their adventure.

Not many who have seen the movie can find anything really bad to say about it, but it still seems a little underrated.

****/****

Master and Commander

8/10

A war movie set on a boat during the Napoleon wars. Great actors and breathtaking scenes.

A Bronx Tale.

Written and directed by robert De Niro.

Good, not brilliant but very good.

Also you get to watch De Niro act as a peacefu bus driver, and do it well.

Obviously old Robert went and made this movie direct from Scorsese 101 though, the Goodfellas parallels never end.

Kill Bill.

Absolutely fucking brilliant.

Wrong Turn - 2/5

Gory, but stupid. Ya ya ya.

Wet Hot American Summer
soooo funny... the 80's shorts were a little frightening, but where else are you gunna hear David Hyde Pierce say "fuck my cock!"

must see

Mystic River

Excellent performance by Sean Penn and Tim Robbins only might of dragged on a bit too long. 4/5

Love Actually : Really good movie, went there thinking chick flick came out wanting to see it again

go see it with your gf/wife/bf/husband

9/10

Reservoir Dogs

Gory and hilarious. I seem to have an affinity to Tarantino's movies...

10/10

lord of the rings : two towers extended edition

8 / 10

best of the trilogies. Lucas should take some notes.

Theaters: Love Actually - I adored this movie. It was so damn good. I'm most likely going to see it again. I can't wait for it to come out on DVD. Love love love. Go see it!

Rental: Down With Love - Not great, not horrible. If you go into it knowing that it'll be a bit campy and fun you won't be too disappointed.


Seriously people, go see Love Actually

Octopussy, for like the 10th time. It was on TV last night on TNNs Bond Marathon thing. I would give it 4/5 stars-but not because it is a good movie. It is Bond, which automatically knocks it up a few stars. There are all kind of holes in it, but it succeeds in being a good adventure. Besides, I have all kinds of memories of growing up watching Bond movies :D Not a really good movie, but hell, its James Bond.

O' Brother Where Art Thou? (5th+ time I've seen it)
6 of 5 stars ;)

The Hulk.

3/5

There is no story really. Well there is, but they dont really go to it alot. They just stick with the Hulk and him tearing everything apart. The effect were like, the best and the worst at point. At points the animation got really cheesy, and in other point the Hulk you coulda swore looked real. And, i dont know, maybe use a hotter chick, heh.

Memento Special Edition with the easter egg to watch it chronologically (check out http://www.eeggs.com for more easter eggs for just about every movie)....
Some things work better all muxed ip, some other things shine chronologically. Still one damn fine move. I can't say what would have made it perfect, and I can't bring myself to call anything perfect, so 9/10 will have to do for this version.

On a related note, my girlfriend used to run a theater. They got Memento in for a one week run. Three months later, they finally stopped showing it.

Master and Commander

7/10 - Good movie but I was hoping for more battle scenes and action.

X2 -

4 out of 5 stars...
No need for exposition this time around... so the movie just blazes forth... a very good film.

the longest nite (patrick yau) : HK Triad movie, brilliantly stylish, great performances by Tony Leung & Wan Lau Ching. only available on r3 dvd, bad quality but the movie shines trough.
best variation on the 'lady from shanghai' mirror-scene ever.
4 out of 5