Critically Evaluate the last movie you saw.

[tom87]

Spectre - normally I love bond series but this...I I expected more after "casino royal" and "skyfall"

[xoooai]

Hardcore Henry made me nauseous

[Gribley]

That new Independence Day flick (thanks to cabbie, I think, in NZB section). Was much much better than I expected, OK cheese factor was there and is after all a sequel so I didn`t expect much but was really very watchable. Wouldn`t pay money to go and see it but for sofa watching not at all bad

[IcedMojo]

Suicide Squad - DC movies usually get a bad rap, and truthfully, I was a little worried knowing Will Smith was in it, but he did a great job. The movie as a whole wasn't great, but it is worth seeing if you haven't

[5thelement]

the last movie i saw and enjoyed was Zombieland 2009 ... i enjoyed that movie way more than any of the usual crap ....

[NicoleWi]

So I watched 2 Jennifer (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4627224/). The movie is shot on the phone and would make a great movie for your final film project in university.
But the acting was great. There are some really good actors in that movie.

Has anyone seen it?

[tiger]

the last movie i watched in my laptop was Noah i think , not bad . emma watson making love was an awesome scene . reminded of a dream of mine i had . but i dont like that part where noah gets all angry and pissed of at his children

[sl33ker]

Central Intelligence - overall it was an amusing little number. Both actors did well in their respective roles though the humor in the script was mostly flat, trite and sophomoric. It occasionally was more crass than it needed to be but I guess that's what people see as humor nowadays. That being said, it was fun to see Dwayne Johnson play a goof while towering over Hart. Out of 5 I'd give it a 3 and say put it on your netflix queue for the someday watch. Certainly not worth paying full price to see it.

[Stehle]

"Hacksaw Ridge"... should win the Best Picture Oscar® at the Academy Awards®.

(My pick, have a look. 'nuff said.)

[IdolEyes787]

"Hacksaw Ridge"... should win the Best Picture Oscar® at the Academy Awards®.

(My pick, have a look. 'nuff said.)

I loved some of it, even shed a tear but Gibson took some stuff way too far like the riding on the back of makeshift gurney firing a machine gun. Also the bit of really over the top, blatant, totally unnecessary religious imagery near the end demonstrates that he's still a nutjob.

Overall a tossup between this and Patriot's Day, both of which I would give a 7, as to which ignores the truth more to beatify certain individuals.