LuckyGungan2001

moviefreakedmind said:

LuckyGungan2001 said:

X-Men (2000) - 6/10

Most characters are criminally underdeveloped, especially Cyclops, the action scenes are mostly lacking (apart from a very fun sequence involving Toad), and it tries to be overly gritty even though the premise is ludicrous. The CGI has dated considerably as well. But that being said, I love the relationship between Wolverine and Rogue, and between Charles and Erik. I liked most of the movie, so I guess that’s enough to recommend it.

This movie came out before you were even born?

You betcha!

Sorry to say, but yes, I am only the meek age of fourteen.

X-Men (2000) - 6/10

Most characters are criminally underdeveloped, especially Cyclops, the action scenes are mostly lacking (apart from a very fun sequence involving Toad), and it tries to be overly gritty even though the premise is ludicrous. The CGI has dated considerably as well. But that being said, I love the relationship between Wolverine and Rogue, and between Charles and Erik. I liked most of the movie, so I guess that’s enough to recommend it.

jedimasterobiwan said:

I just was asking for a window; fall, winter, that’s all.

Proper way to say that.

jedimasterobiwan said:

Earl said:

jedimasterobiwan said:

doubleofive how far back has it been pushed back

You should never, ever ask questions like that. It makes you like an impatient little kid. It will come out when it comes out.

i just was asking for a window fall winter that’s all.

You see kids, this, is what happens when you don’t use punctuation!

The more I think about Civil War, the more I like it, to the point where I think I can say it’s my third favourite film in the MCU.

I think my ranking goes something like this now:

The Avengers (2012) - 7 (maybe eight?)/10

Iron Man (2008) - 7/10 (again maybe eight?)

Captain America: Civil War (2016) - 7/10

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) - 7/10

Iron Man Three (2013) - 6-7/10

Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) - 6-7/10

Ant-Man (2015) - 6/10

Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) - 6/10

Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) - 5/10

Thor: The Dark World (2013) - 5/10

Thor (2011) - 5/10

Iron Man 2 (2010) - 4/10

The Incredible Hulk (2008) - 3/10 (I can barely remember this so my rating might be off)

Lord Haseo said:

ROTS is also rated higher on the critics side of the spectrum and is rated higher than TFA on the user side of the spectrum. But I wonder what the score would be if all of the trolls reviews giving it ridiculously low scores without elaborating were removed.

I really don’t understand why Revenge of the Sith is praised so much, even Ebert gave it 3.5 out of 4. It’s practically the same quality as The Phantom Menace (though is heaps better than Attack of the Clones).

So I’ve seen the remake, and now I can rank all the films (and TV show)

Evil Dead II (1987) - 9/10

Army of Darkness (1992) - 8/10

The Evil Dead (1981) - 8/10

Evil Dead (2013) - 6/10

Ash vs. Evil Dead (2015) - 5/10

Drag Me to Hell (2009) - 8/10

I appreciated casting mostly unknowns (I only recognized Justin Long, from that awful Die Hard movie), as it helped the suspension of disbelief. Alison Lohman was very likable as the lead, and her character
was interesting. At times it was genuinely scary, and at times I found myself laughing, like when
Christine killed the kitten. It was well directed and well shot, with great music. I also loved the twist ending.

Evil Dead (2013) - 6/10

I didn’t hate it as much as I thought I would, but I certainly didn’t love it. In terms of production, it was first rate, with great effects, great direction, creepy music, and fun camerawork. In terms of story it was mediocre, and I didn’t care for some characters, and one I outright hated (the brother). I liked the female lead and the Kurt Cobain looking guy (who got absolutely brutalized), and I liked the changes to the original story.

imperialscum said:

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BillionaireHobo287 said:

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Dek Rollins said:

LuckyGungan2001 said:

Cast Away (2000) - 6/10

Mostly enjoyable. Tom Hanks was pretty good. I hated how the film skipped ahead four years, as I think by showing those four years Chuck Noland could have been better developed.

The film is already 2 1/2 hours long, I think showing all that time would’ve made it too long for the theaters to want to show it 😛.

I see that, but I still thought it felt rushed.

Cast Away (2000) - 6/10

Mostly enjoyable. Tom Hanks was pretty good. I hated how the film skipped ahead four years, as I think by showing those four years Chuck Noland could have been better developed.

Agreed. His dialogue is worse than that in Attack of the Clones.

Ip Man (2008) - 7/10

In terms of technical stuff, like camerawork, fight choreography, music, special effects and direction, it was fantastic. Donnie Yen put in a great performance as the lead, and I liked most of the characters. I did feel as if it may have worked better as a full on biography of Ip Man, instead of an action film, as the text interludes felt very out of place. Also, having the main character be a super powerful badass made fearing for him in the fight scenes very hard. The film was also quite cliche. The story, while not groundbreaking, was adequate for the film, and overall I thought it was very good.

I seriously don’t get American schooling. As far as I can tell, they start a year of school in September of one year, then finish that year in June of the next year. Why not do what we do in Australia and have school start in February and finish in December, with two week holidays sprinkled in over the year, and a six week break in between school years?

Well, I think that’s out of line.

Ah jeez, searched up “furry” and the first image I saw was a bunch of dudes in anthropomorphic animal costumes. I won’t go searching any further into this.

I used to watch Dragon Ball and One Piece when I was younger. Dragon Ball was really perverted, and I watched a heavily censored version of One Piece, so it might be even more perverted. Nowadays all anime creeps me out.

What exactly is a furry?

I’d say I like Evil Dead II the most out of the three, because it combines what I loved about the first film, the cheesy horror aspects, and what I loved about the third film, the cheesy comedy aspects.

Which one do you think is the best? I know it’s the cliched choice, but I’d say Evil Dead II, though I haven’t seen the remake. I highly doubt it could overtake the second film though.

Rushmore (1998) - 9/10

Well, that was quite something. I only wish the character of Margaret Yang was more developed. Aside from that it was spectacular.

darthrush said:

MalàStrana said:

Gosh I completely forgot about this project. Still not in the mood for sharing it DarthRush ?

Sorry Iv almost forgot this.

Why do you keep saying it like this? It’s I’ve!

I watched Army of Darkness again, I just can’t get enough of it. I know it gets flak from hardcore fans of the series but I can’t help but love it, even if it does sometimes get caught up in it’s own stupidity. It’s insanely quotable and very well made.

8/10

Hans iG