Rate The Movie Above You

[sodamntired]

cause I'm orignal and you all (secretly) love me, much like the band above you thread that I started, review the movie posted by the person above you on a scale of 1 to 10, then post a movie for the next person to judge and this continues until it stops.....which is never.....*fingers e-crossed*

 

and I'll start this one.....

 

Star Wars: the empire strikes back.

 

vote.

[bishopx]

My all time favorite of all of the movies. It was great from beginning to end.

 

 

X-Men I

[sodamntired]

very great one

 

american pie

[guitarchick]

Not funny anymore

 

Shawshank Redemption

[jwells34]

A classic tale indeed.

 

 

Inception

[Sensory Overload]

A thoughtful mind-bender. My favorite movie of 2010...

 

Gattaca

[Crusader]

10/10

 

Love sci-fi films, that one especially had a great feel to it.

 

Another Earth

[sodamntired]

was good, even liked the ending that I wasn't supposed to.

 

jackass 3

[elknetld2kil]

Jackass 3 was great, the 3d really made it better.

 

Big Fish

[bishopx]

Fell asleep in the theatre on that one.

 

Moneyball

[sodamntired]

lied to myself said it was really good.

but i've seen better brad pitt movies.

 

casablanca

[bishopx]

10/10 a classic

 

Ghost Rider

[MarcoBeltrami]

4/10 and thats being generous. Heres hoping David Goyer's (co-writer of the new Batman films) involvement in writing the sequel makes for a much better flick.

 

No Country for Old Men

[sodamntired]

1/10

 

oh God...i think I remember the hype over that album at least, Jack White recorded with some other classic country artist, back when I listened to what the cool Kids were saying, how it is incredible....kewl. Will not do that again.

 

Donnie Darko

[MarcoBeltrami]

10/10, can't believe you hated No Country with such a passion. It's one of those movies I can watch again and again and never get tired of it. I notice you're from Fargo, which the Coen brothers (who made No Country) directed, so I have to wonder what you'd rate...

 

Pan's Labyrinth! (bet you thought I was gonna say Fargo, eh? ^_^ )

[sodamntired]

I notice you're from Fargo, which the Coen brothers (who made No Country) directed,

 

not from Fargo, lived just outside it in Moorhead, Minnesota for 5 years going to college

 

The Sandlot....bet you thought I was going to say Pan's Labyrinth, eh? :hs:

[MarcoBeltrami]

No I thought you were going to rate Pan's Labyrinth not say it :P

 

and I've never seen the Sandlot so can't say one way or another.

[sodamntired]

 

Sandlot Trailer

watch this now.

Edited February 17, 2012 by sodamntired

[MarcoBeltrami]

Yeah I know what movie it is, but I'm a bit past family shows at this point.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Sandlot = 8.5/10 - love that flick

 

Bridesmaids

[yensid]

8 out of 10 ... I'm glad my wife convinced me to watch it with her.

 

Tron Legacy

[Young Grasshopper]

Tron Legacy:

 

4.5 out of 10

 

Some fascinating effects, but in the end.... it lacks character substance, and memorable moments. One of many lost opportunities to make a great 80's movie better.

 

"Zodiac"

Edited October 7, 2012 by Trisdin

[sodamntired]

2.5 out of 10

 

Holes

[Holden Caulfield]

8/10 regardless of age, has a great plot layout.

 

Man on the moon

[Young Grasshopper]

7.5 out of 10

 

Solid performance of a very complex character.

 

"Black Swan"