Rate the last movie you watched

*does his best impression* AHEM! Wall-E - 8/10

Fantastic film. Proof that actions do indeed speak louder than words.

*ahem* WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~


I also watched Wall-E last

and I give it 9/10

IMO, it was slightly short

Wally325 wrote:

9/10

Everyone else says it's 'rubbish', 'boring'. They should go to hospital.

*screams, before bawling loudly about not wanting to go to hospital*

Anyway:

Cars

9/10

'Wait a minute... they just keep using the same actor over and over again! What kind of cut-rate production is this!?' ~Mack (at the end. It made me lol)

Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom - 8/10

Incredibles - 10/10

DASCH CAN RUN ON WATER 83

Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (again) - 10/10.
You just can't get enough of it.

Wallace & Gromit: Curse Of The Were-Rabbit - 9/10.
All I can really say is "Cracking film, Gromit!"

wait.. you watched it then it came on bbc 3, or you watched it and the third one came on bbc 3?

Monsters Inc. - 9/10
If I have any complaints, it does seem to drag on a little. However, an otherwise flawless Pixar classic. I love the little Pixar references too. Like when Boo is giving toys to Sulley. She gives him a Jessie doll (Toy Story) and a Nemo plush which is odd because Finding Nemo was released after Monsters Inc. (around a year or so later if I'm not mistaken)

Thorn wrote:

Monsters Inc. - 9/10
If I have any complaints, it does seem to drag on a little. However, an otherwise flawless Pixar classic. I love the little Pixar references too. Like when Boo is giving toys to Sulley. She gives him a Jessie doll (Toy Story) and a Nemo plush which is odd because Finding Nemo was released after Monsters Inc. (around a year or so later if I'm not mistaken)

Aye, but it was a sneaky little preview of the next film - they often do that ^^

Madagasgar 9/10 - it never fails to amuse me. I love king julian.

Lord Of The Rings (Animated version) - 1978 - 6/10
Obviously not as good at the Peter Jackson trilogy but if you're a LOTR fan, give it a go.

Finding Nemo - 9/10

Certainly one of my more favourite Pixar films. Crush is definitely my favourite character... even if it is partially because he makes a Beatles reference. [/dork]

Groundhog Day - 9.2/10.

My second favourite Bill Murray film (the first being Ghostbusters, of course). It's an absolutely genius comedy.

Kick-Ass - 8/10

One of my favourite superhero movies ever.

It also has one of my favourite orchestral tracks used in a superhero movie ever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y9yfMW1y4o

Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show - 8/10.

Sure, it does have an immature sex joke that I'm surprised made it to air, but it's good time-waster.

Hulk Vs. Wolverine - 9/10

You have to be a real Marvel nerd to know why Wolverine and The Hulk are in the same thing but it's a really good short film. Animated beautifully, voices are spot on and Deadpool's in it which makes it an instant win.