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• Rate the last Movie you watched. by mahaw90 on 11 Aug, 2012 18:44
• Hostel 3 - 4/10
  
  Not good, I'll be honest. 1 & 2 are better.
• #1 by mahaw90 on 11 Aug, 2012 18:45
• Shawshank Redemption - 10/10
  
  Incredible.
• #2 by baldOUfan on 11 Aug, 2012 19:14
• Hunger Games 5/10
• #3 by Beardman on 11 Aug, 2012 21:20
• Batman: The Dark Knight Rises
  
  4/10
  
  Not even joking when I say I fell asleep during it, I don't think it was entirely because it was the late night screening either... It had nothing on the last Batman movie. Only reason to watch that is Catwoman  and Bane was pretty cool too, but other then that I didn't like it.
• #4 by Paul the Headblader on 11 Aug, 2012 21:23
• the sthe social network --- 7/10
• #5 by wonderer on 11 Aug, 2012 23:15
• Beardman -bro I suffer from narcolepsy  since last time  I watched  Batman the Dark Knight ,o wait i didn't ...He made me fell a sleep, but I did saw about half of the movie thou and it was quite sedating i must say  .How can you rate the movie that provide you such a good sleep like Batman does,well I can't .
• #6 by tomgallagher on 12 Aug, 2012 09:07
• Act of Valor..7/10
• #7 by Sir Harry on 12 Aug, 2012 11:10
• The Green Mile.....9.5/10.....A big plus for two reasons.....The main character was sly, and the setting for (most of) the movie took place in my home state (Louisiana)
• #8 by Beardman on 13 Aug, 2012 04:16
• Quote from: wonderer on 11 Aug, 2012 23:15

  Beardman -bro I suffer from narcolepsy  since last time  I watched  Batman the Dark Knight ,o wait i didn't ...He made me fell a sleep, but I did saw about half of the movie thou and it was quite sedating i must say  .How can you rate the movie that provide you such a good sleep like Batman does,well I can't .
  

  
  If I was going to rate it on the quality of sleep it would be a 6 or 7/10 haha. Man those cinema seats are comfortable!
• #9 by mrzed on 13 Aug, 2012 04:45
• The last movie that I watched in a theatre was "Mirror Mirror". That was several months ago.  It was OK.  Clean. I would no go watch it again.  Not that good. I would not buy the DVD.
  
  The last movie that I watched at home was "Hungry For Change" a privately distributed documentary on DVD.  I've watched it multiple times and shared it with a number of friends.  Excellent.  Talks about the emptiness of the American Food System and the benefits of eating a whole, minimally processed, natural foods diet.  It talks about how what you eat has major impact on your health and how the standard American diet is designed to cause chronic illnesses.
• #10 by Blitzed on 13 Aug, 2012 06:42
• Courtesy Turner Classic Movies,...."Ninotcka", Greta Garbo and Melvyn Douglas. A solid 10. They don't call films like this "iconic" and "classic" for nothing. I have virtually no time to waste going to theatres although locally we have a chain that feature segregated areas for family with children, adults only areas which are, essentially, a cocktail bars and, almost as an after thought, general seating. I'm told the snack food is good, the bar is first rate and the children are deafened through very sturdy glass. The seats recline like first class on an international flight and there is more than adequate leg room. The price? High. But worth it. Unfortunately, there are few films worthy of all this careful preparation. You can rent things that go boom and in 3D as well. In your own living room. And they're still a lot of CGI effects hung on a questionable plot. Why don't they blow up Tom Cruise? That I'd pay to see. 
• #11 by wonderer on 13 Aug, 2012 07:02
• Sweeney Todd - really for a second time.That man sure know what the close shave is  8/10
• #12 by BillOnBass on 13 Aug, 2012 12:29
• Donnie Brasco - 4/5 (Netflix 5 star ratings, ha)
• #13 by Laser Man on 13 Aug, 2012 12:46
• Young Frankenstein. 9.5 out of 10. One caution: a lot of the jokes / puns don't click with anyone born after about 1985!
• #14 by Natedawg on 13 Aug, 2012 14:00
• District 9. Excellent sci-fi/thriller. 9/10.