Rate the last 5 movies you've watched

[Godin]

If you're up for a comedy, I recommend 'Jexi'. It's about an equivalent to 'Siri' and 'Alexa' and takes over the life of a new user. Surprisingly funny.

[metaldude26]

Forgot to mention that I finally caught the latest Indiana Jones flick, Dial of Destiny.

While it was probably the worst of the series, it was still entertaining at times and a good ending to one of my favorite movie series. I wont lie, I was hoping to see Short Round make an appearance in there somewhere, but it wasn't meant to be (sorry if that is a spoiler for you).

7.5/10

After Crystal Skull, I'm not even bothering with this one.

Raiders was amazing, Holy Grail is quite good. I'd rather just re-watch one of those.

[audiopile]

Dial of Destiny was ok I guess, but surely lacked the grandeur of previous films.

Barbie, dont even get me started. What a virtue signaling contradictory mess, but gotta prove you are woke so you can keep making that money! Well done changing your narrative and having people PAY to watch your two hour commercial.

[2014olympicgold]

I started watching Dial of Destiny last night and the first half of the movie is heavy CGI action and a slower moving stunt scenes.

The de-aging on Ford was actually really good considering how much de-aging they needed to do. But the train scene was too much green screen. Took me out of the fun inclosed setting of the train cars.

But it's an Indiana Jones movie with an 80yr old in it. I enjoyed the fun, but it wasn't as adrenaline fueled as the others because it wasn't as "busy" action as the original ones.

[Axeman33]

Equalizer 3

If you enjoyed the first two Equalizers (I did) then you will enjoy this one too. Same premise, different location. It was a good movie. 7.5/10

[Axeman33]

Just watched the Me Dressup documentary on Prime. Man, what a blast from the past. Like most Canadian kids, I grew up with Mr Dressup, The Friendly Giant and Sesame Street. Such a big part of my childhood.

10/10

[Axeman33]

Watched the Kurt Warner bio flick on Netflix yesterday called American Underdog. Apparently it's been out for a couple years but Netflix must have just picked it up. Either way, it was a good movie. I enjoyed it but I am a sucker for docs anyway. Lots of stuff you probably didnt know about him.

[2014olympicgold]

Watched the Kurt Warner bio flick on Netflix yesterday called American Underdog. Apparently it's been out for a couple years but Netflix must have just picked it up. Either way, it was a good movie. I enjoyed it but I am a sucker for docs anyway. Lots of stuff you probably didnt know about him.

Apparently it's not an accurate depiction of his life. I believe I heard that on the Pat McAfee Show.

But I can't seem to find stuff to back that up.

[Axeman33]

Apparently it's not an accurate depiction of his life. I believe I heard that on the Pat McAfee Show.

But I can't seem to find stuff to back that up.

I'd be curious to know what parts are not accurate. I dont know his whole life story but most of the movie seems like information a lot of us already knew. There was just parts I didnt know.

[2014olympicgold]

I'd be curious to know what parts are not accurate. I dont know his whole life story but most of the movie seems like information a lot of us already knew. There was just parts I didnt know.

Ya I can't seem to find the clip I'm thinking of so maybe I'm just making it up.

[Axeman33]

Leave The World Behind on Netflix.

I give it a 2/10 because there's some suspense but this movie is just not good. It's like they ended the movie in the middle of the story or something.

[2014olympicgold]

Leave The World Behind on Netflix.

I give it a 2/10 because there's some suspense but this movie is just not good. It's like they ended the movie in the middle of the story or something.

I found it was trying to be "Get Out" or "Us" but didn't nail it. There was a lot of scenes and shots that were heavily in the Light vs Dark and race stuff, but I think it just thought it was smarter than it was.

The ending, I took it as "should we even care about these people's ending?". Which was either lazy, or some artsy person thought it was a provocative ending.

[Axeman33]

I found it was trying to be "Get Out" or "Us" but didn't nail it. There was a lot of scenes and shots that were heavily in the Light vs Dark and race stuff, but I think it just thought it was smarter than it was.

The ending, I took it as "should we even care about these people's ending?". Which was either lazy, or some artsy person thought it was a provocative ending.

I just looked at it as someone like Julia Roberts, who maybe is just desperate for acting gigs, read this script and thought to her self, ya, this ending is excellent. It just left way too many questions unanswered.

I dont always need the happy ending, but I do need an ending one way or the other. I wish I had read the reviews before wasting my time.

[blayze]

Have you guys seen "For All of Mankind" on Apple? Wife and I randomly stumbled upon it... it's freaking AWESOME! So intense, great characters, fantastic story.

[2014olympicgold]

I just looked at it as someone like Julia Roberts, who maybe is just desperate for acting gigs, read this script and thought to her self, ya, this ending is excellent. It just left way too many questions unanswered.

I dont always need the happy ending, but I do need an ending one way or the other. I wish I had read the reviews before wasting my time.

Ya I didn't really enjoy it, and I'm a big Ethan Hawke fan too.

Truthfully I haven't seen a newer movie recently I really enjoyed.

I watched Christmas Office Party on the weekend and it was alright. I liked it more 5yrs ago than now lol.