Rate The Last Movie You Saw

[PowerRR]

Captain America: The Winter Solder - 7/10

[dave jenkins]

Captain America: The Winter Solder - 7/10

You're doing this on purpose! 

[noodles_leone]

Contact (Zemeckis, 1997) - 7/10

Second viewing (first in many years, I had forgotten almost everything). Pretty good. Some great shots/ideas. Some cheesy ones. Jody is cool, we need to see her more often.

[dave jenkins]

Eva (1962) 8/10. Losey takes Stanley Baker and Jeanne Moreau to Venice and Rome. Baker plays a first-class shit who cheats on Virna Lisi (WTF?) so he can be with call girl Moreau. The great thing about this film is that Moreau treats Baker with contempt the whole time--and he can't get enough of it. Yeah, amour fou and all that. Perhaps it all goes on a little long. But just when things seem to be heading into a rut Moreau finds that Baker is able to plunge to an ever greater depth. Great preparation for Losey's Accident. Nice score by Michel Legrand.

[noodles_leone]

Cafe Society 7/10
Hey, a good Woody Allen film. It's been a while. For those who still doubted Jesse Eisenberg and Stewart were great actors, you're proved wrong once more.
Side note: wide angle photography suits Woody Allen's (lack of) style amazingly well.

[PowerRR]

You're doing this on purpose!  

hah, that one, yea

Cafe Society 7/10
Hey, a good Woody Allen film. It's been a while. For those who still doubted Jesse Eisenberg and Stewart were great actors, you're proved wrong once more.
Side note: wide angle photography suits Woody Allen's (lack of) style amazingly well.

Glad to hear that. And I even liked Irrational Man quite a bit. Did you see it at Cannes, or is it open as a regular release in France? I heard BFG was very good as well.

Tomorrow Night (1998) - 4/10
Louis CK's first of two feature films as director is very bad. Annoying and mostly unfunny, but the story is so ridiculous that I need to give it credit for being  original. Reminds me very much stylistically of Robert Downey Sr's work.

[noodles_leone]

hah, that one, yeaGlad to hear that. And I even liked Irrational Man quite a bit. Did you see it at Cannes, or is it open as a regular release in France? I heard BFG was very good as well.

I haven't seen irrational man yet. I saw Cafe Society as a regular release. I think they wanted to play on the Cannes effect and opened in Cannes and everywhere in France at the same time.

[drinkanddestroy]

Just saw DVD of A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. For the first time . I give the movie an 8.5/10


I gotta Gotosleepnow.  there'll be much to discuss later about this film, perhaps over steaks with dj sometime soon hopefully 

[dave jenkins]

Just saw DVD of A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. For the first time . I give the movie an 8.5/10


I gotta Gotosleepnow.  there'll be much to discuss later about this film, perhaps over steaks with dj sometime soon hopefully 

Maybe. What are your plans for the weekend?

[titoli]

  there'll be much to discuss later about this film, perhaps over steaks with dj sometime soon hopefully 

Does he eat them with a spoon?

[drinkanddestroy]

Maybe. What are your plans for the weekend?

Steaks with dj

[dave jenkins]

OK. PM me with details.

[Groggy]

Just saw DVD of A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. For the first time . I give the movie an 8.5/10

 

[Groggy]

Paper Towns - 5/10 - Lame teen movie I watched on HBO because I couldn't sleep.

[Groggy]

Tried to watch the new Fantastic Four last night. Made it an hour in; nothing had happened yet, so I turned it off. Presumably the last forty minutes contain the greatest superhero film ever made.