Rate the Last Movie That You Watched

[A Link In Time]

Gurren Lagann: The Lights in the Sky are Stars - 9/10

The beginning fight against Lord Genome is heavily truncated compared to the original, but the final fight is heavily expanded upon so it's an adequate tradeoff. The animation is absolutely stunning.

 

[Ronin]

Donnie Darko - 9/10

Why are you wearing that stupid man suit?

 

[JamieIsBored]

Argylle- 6/10

It was pretty fun, but nothing exactly groundbreaking. The writing and CGI were pretty meh as well.

 

[Apple34]

Napoleon.

Not really as good as The Last Duel but not really bad either, just like a 7.8/10.

One movie before that was Twin Peaks Fire Walk with Me. Now that was a 10/10 but it's only if you think David Lynch movies are great in general instead of a hack as many probably think he is today.

 

[Azure Sage]

Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) - 6/10

This is literally just the Star Wars Episode 7 of Ghostbusters, which is a funny criticism because I like Episode 7. This was watchable but painfully average. The 2016 reboot was a lot more fun to watch than this.

 

[A Link In Time]

Paprika - 9/10

I had the pleasure of seeing this in a theater last week as part of Satoshi Kon fest.

I like how it builds on some of the themes of Perfect Blue and Millennium Actress about fiction blending with reality. The references to Peter Pan and The Little Mermaid were also cute, and the ending is tripped out in classic Satoshi Kon style.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

Nimona- 9/10

I was shocked to see that Netflix just casually released the entire movie free to watch on Youtube. I thought it was really good, it had a lot of compelling characters and a strong message. The ending was a lil weak to me but otherwise I enjoyed watching it.

 

[A Link In Time]

Demon Slayer To The Hashira Training - 7/10

Swordsmith Village is my least favorite arc of Demon Slayer so far, but it was still cool seeing the last episode on the big screen. Hashira Training started off strong with an added mission not the manga, which I appreciated for fleshing out the wind and snake hashira some more.

 

[GrooseIsLoose]

Demon Slayer To The Hashira Training - 7/10

Swordsmith Village is my least favorite arc of Demon Slayer so far, but it was still cool seeing the last episode on the big screen. Hashira Training started off strong with an added mission not the manga, which I appreciated for fleshing out the wind and snake hashira some more.

Brooo! just watched it with my friends today at the theater. It'll be a 6.5/10 for me

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

Howl's Moving Castle - 10/10

I absolutely loved this movie, is so glad I finally got to watch it. I also somehow convinced my mom to watch it with me, I have a feeling she liked more than she'll admit lol (she only "survived" it apparently). I like the characters, Calcifer was probably my favorite. I love Howl, too, he's such a dramatic idiot. My only complaint with the film is that the ending felt a little rush, I don't really understand everything that happened at the end. Otherwise it was really fun and I enjoyed watching Sophie bully everyone.

 

[Zettafleya]

Call Me By Your Name 9/10

Lovely film. Settings gave me feelings of nostalgia and looking back in time. Characters were all likeable, and of course the protagonist, Ellio, portrayed by Timothee Chalamat, is very handsome, young, lovely, adorable, cute, pretty, lovely, good young man, who portrays Ellio very well.
Only wish there were more scenes featuring Ellio and Oliver. Film did seem to go by fast.

 

[TheGreatCthulhu]

My Cousin Vinny - 10/10.

Great movie, great writing, surprisingly realistic legal procedures, and I love Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei's characters. Every line is quotable.

 

[Jalouis]

The Nursery 8/10 good acting better than other horror movies!

 

[Stitch]

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a bonkers movie about giant monkeys wrestling each other and giant lizards.

Would watch again, favorite of the Monsterverse movies

 

[Dizzi]

Beauty and the beast cartoon version sooo good i was crying at tale as old as timem....