Official last movie you saw thread

Frankenweenie (2012) - It wasn't bad but I was expecting something better. There's not much action and it's boring at times. 6/10

Persona (1966) - A classic. So what? I was expecting something better. The director tried too hard. Extremely common problems (maternity, love, hate, egoism etc.) shown in a very difficult way. The movie is supposed to make you think but after you figure out what it was about you come to a conslusion it just wasn't necessary. The way it was shown was too complex for the problems presented in the flick. I'm a huge fan of psychological cinema and mind-fucks but this movie disappointed me. 4/10

Man of Steel: Dat lens flare. 8/10

Cabin in the Woods: I didn't expect it to turn out that good, real original for a horror movie. 9/10

Fast and the Furious Marathon in Chronological order starting in the beginning with "Better Luck Tomorrow" through "Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift" (the most current chronologically), including the 2 mini film tie-in's between a couple parts.

Protip: If you're going to do watch with someone who hasn't seen the movie, don't watch the after credits scene in Fast 6 until you have finished the "last" film, Tokyo Drift.

Battle Over Los Angele's and a documentary from 1976 called Universe.

Hobbitses 2!

The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug. Freaking incredible movie

I Am Dina (2002) - Good movie with great atmosphere. And Dina is beautiful <3 7/10

Oblivion. 7/10

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty... I'll give it a harsh rating of 8.25/10

Some of the best cinematography I've seen, actually.

Before that? Elysium. I'll give that one a solid 4/10.

American Pie 3.
9.5/10
It`s awesome movie, the comedy never ends

The Birth of a Nation.

Great movie that shold be seen by everyone.

Saw American Hustle Friday night and loved it. I think everyone did an excellent job in the movie. Then today I watched The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. Really enjoyed it and though Smaug was fantastic. Can't wait for the final movie.

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - 8.5/10

Anchorman 2 - 6/10 (Only because I love Brick!)

Honestly, I have also just recently saw the first Hunger Games (I hadn't read the books, and I assumed it was a silly, overhyped teen movie, like Twilight), which I ended up really liking. Now that I've seen the second one, and liked it, I'm looking forward to seeing the third movie. =)

Pacific Rim - It was good, it was also a bit odd. I was expecting a simple yet awesome mecha vs kaiju and in addition I got weird not-humor with the scientist guys and a refreshing lack of a romantic subplot.

Black Swan.

The Wolf of Wall Street. Great movie. And the Lemon scene...I was literally crying after that one xD 8.5/10 overall

Cloud Atlas.............very confusing movie.

The Hobbit - Desolation of Smaug.

Pulp Fiction. I think everyone knows it.

We're the Millers, very fun comedy :D

Rush - it shows the rivalry between Niki Lauda and James Hunt ( Formula 1 drivers ), back in the 70's. And it was beautiful. Ron Howards best movie so far.

Gravity. It's an okay movie, and I'm not sure whether the 3D actually makes a difference. I'd have to watch in 2D to make up my mind (but probably won't do it, it's not a movie to re-watch). Saw it with (what appeared to be) active glasses at the theatre, and that was less comfortable than the polarised 3D I'm used to.

Don Jon, dunno... I can't decide I liked it, or not.