What was the last movie you watched? (2013 Edition)

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9/10

 

Absolutely loved this movie. Michael Shannon is one heck of an actor!

 

Didn't read the book. 8.5/10. Well acted.

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Star Trek Into Darkness - 6.5 / 10 - Very good, but very uncharacteristic of Star Trek but I try to not let those things bother me. A little anti-climactic.

Iron Man 3 - 3.5 / 10 - Should have been called 'Tony Stark' since Iron Man was hardly a part of this crap-fest. I'll give it a 3.5 simply for CGI Value and sound.

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A Single Shot - 8/10 - Slow, but very well acted.

 

Looks interesting.

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4/5 = really epic!

 

It has a stellar cast that serves as misdirection as it is never used for anything important. The movie itself is a magic trick. You know you saw something but you'll forget it in an instant.

 

I watched Elysium today. It was pretty cool. Neill Blomkamp is quickly becoming a must watch director/writer.

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Taken 2 (2012)

 

2.9/5

 

Hum ... well ... bof ... next call ...

 

The Master (2012)

 

3.7/5

 

Strange movie. Like Cloud Atlas i don't know if i liked it, hated it or loved it. Outstanding work by Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Nicely directed and filmed. Technically this is a close to perfect movie. Not so sure about the script though. There was not much meat on the bones ...

 

The Impossible (2012)

 

3.9/5

 

Really good movie. A little bit too much dramatized for my taste. I wish the movie would have focussed a little bit less on the family. Their story is incredible but the movie could have been deeper.

 

Le fils de l'autre (2012)

 

3.3/5

 

Good solid movie. Interesting script. Could have been better but still nobody did anything totally wrong.

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4/5

 

 

I just rewatched it couple of weeks ago myself, and even for such an old movie, i think it is brilliant and anything other then 5/5 is a bit strange.    however, i understand tastes differ.  i just know this is one of the best comedies of this type ever made!

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