What's the last movie you saw and what do you rate it out of 10????

[GoJays]

Flatliners (2017) 6/10
Meh, it was ok.

[sweetmomma]

Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul 9/10

Hilarious movie! Kept me laughing!

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[Cader]

The Little Hours (2017) 3/10
I ended up using it as background noise while I cleaned.

[padyofurniture]

Thor: Ragnarok 4/10
I think this was insulting to movie goers. The actors definitely just showed up to get paid.
The story wasn't developed enough to be good.

[GoodBoy]

Went into the vault this afternoon ... pulled out Casablanca ... always a good one ... 9/10

[walkonby]

just by accident watched a corny but sweet movie on tv called Pure Country, Pure Heart.
( I'm a bit of a closet Country Music fan )
I give it a 7/10 but I had to wait all the way till the very end to see Willie Nelson!
They shouldn't have placed his name in the cast credits if all he was gonna do was sing on stage at the end.

[heartgirl99]

star wars - the last jedi (in 3D)

9/10

the saga continues......

[GoJays]

Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk - 7/10
It was a bit slow but a good story.

American Made - 8/10
The streak continues - I don't like Tom Cruise but I like his movies and the characters he plays.

[alohamom]

"Jim and Andy" on Netflix last night.

I give it a 6/10 because it eventually felt too long and was kind of entertaining but I couldnt stop watching it, it was like rubber necking a car accident.

The reason I say this is it consists of a present day interview with Jim Carrey talking about this profound time in his life when he was filming "Man on the Moon" (The Andy Kaufman Story).
The interview is cut into behind the scenes footage taken while he was filming the movie and he stayed in character the whole time he filmed. It was bizarre and pretty incredible to watch...

Jim Carrey does an amazing imitation of Andy (and Tony Clifton-fans will know who this is) but now I am wondering if all the "behind the scenes" stuff was taken for the sole purpose to be manipulated at a later date. Danny DeVito and Milos Foreman are included in the film and seem to be authentically exasperated by the whole thing but I dont know, I feel kind of duped...but I am a natural cynic.

[GoodBoy]

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. What a good movie. Deserves the Golden Globe and SAG awards it was given. 10/10 for me.


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[GoJays]

Mayhem - 8/10
Thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. Blood, violence, humor. So much better than many of the blockbusters that I've seen recently. Steven Yeun (Glenn) from TWD is the main character.

Home Again - 5/10
Clichéd and predictable.

[Linda Evans]

"Bright".....it was ok...a bit confusing trying to remember who the bad guys were, the orcs, fairys, humans,cops...yada yada....lol

5/10

[GoJays]

The Wizard of Lies - 9/10
De Niro was great.

The House - 1/10
Waste of hydro.

[Cader]

Unforgettable (2017) with Katherine Heigl and Rosario Dawson
6/10
Felt like I've seen this scenario so many times:-new girlfriend/psycho ex-wife. Heigl was totally believable in her role.

[GoJays]

Unforgettable (2017) with Katherine Heigl and Rosario Dawson
6/10
Felt like I've seen this scenario so many times:-new girlfriend/psycho ex-wife. Heigl was totally believable in her role.

Haha, I have heard that she's psycho