Last Film You Saw.

[w.axl.rose]

I've seen the hobbit twice but not in 48fps yet. Hopefully soon before it's taken down from the theater

[Drew]

The Art of Getting By (2011)

Project X (2012) - Some high school kids throw an epic party just to try to become cool at school.

[Mysteron]

Les Miserables - A great film. Very intense all the way through. Hugh Jackman carried the film well as the main character, and the rest of the cast were fab too. I was worried about Russell Crowe, but he was fine in the end. Javert is a complicated character, and I get why Russell Crowe was cast, and why he sang differently to everyone else. The suprise element was Eponine, I was really touched by her rendition of 'on my own'. The two slight downsides for me were, at two and a half hours, you need a break in the middle, just like at the theatre. Secondly, I thought the end scene was not as strong as at the theatre. Other than that, a fantastic movie

[Gunner80]

Dredd on Blu, loved it.

[AtariLegend]

Star Trek II: Wrath Of Khan - Seen many, many times, but not in years. One of best Sci-Fi films ever imo. Not just Star Trek

[AxlsMainMan]

The Last Stand - Pretty solid comeback film for Schwarzenegger. Tad slow during the first half, but the second half is loaded with tons of dope action scenes.

[Drew]

Zero Dark Thirty (2012)

I thought it was an enjoyable film.

[Siamese Democracy]

Saw the Smurfs over the weekend.   It wasn't as good as I had hoped. 

[AxlReznor]

Django Unchained at the weekend. Absolutely incredible movie!

[w.axl.rose]

Dredd on Blu, loved it.

Same here.

[Mysteron]

Flight - A great story, a great performance by Denzel Washington,  amazing footage of a plane crashing (this is not a spoiler), but I would say this was a good film rather than a great film. For me, the film lacked pace and momentum, and the love interest part of the movie was a total waste of space and time, and added nothing to the whole story.

[Mysteron]

Wreck it Ralph - As usual, another good cartoon, probably one of the better ones this year. The story was well written, and the characters were great. For me though, it took a long time to get going, and there was alot of filler for 90 minute movie.  I think whoever created Wreck It Ralph probably aimed at it being a half an hour cartoon series, and I think that this would have been a better option for it rather than it being turned into a movie. You could have different adventures every week in different arcade machines. As I said though, it was a perfectly good movie, and kids will love it regardless  

[Drew]

Killing Lincoln (2013) and The Woman in Black (2012)

[Bodhi]

Looper...fucking lame.

[Sober_times]

Snitch--average action drama. Suffered from a slow start that got dragged down in repeating how desperate the situation is over and over, and a B-story line that was ok but not really necessary. The second half had some decent action but nothing that hasn't been done before and done better. I think this movie could have used some more time in the editing room.

[Mysteron]

Mama - This is a great film for the horror genre. It has jumps throughout, but I can see the ending, given it's randomness, splitting opinion

Oz: The Great and Powerful- I was always going to like this regardless I think. I love the original film, and I like James Franco in everything I have seen, and all the witches in this give a great performance. It is probably 20 minutes too long, but I thought it was great

Side Effects A great film that twists and turns throughout, but I thought the ending was too quick.

[Gunner80]

Oz: The great and powerful. Horrible beyond any words I really don't feel like typing.  They should've called this movie Oz: The politically correct wizard.

[Mysteron]

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone - It's a bad film, but I loved it  It is very predictable, but after weeks of watching Oscar movies, I am really enjoying bad films right now.

[Drew]

Body of Lies (2008)

In the Valley of Elah (2007)

[oldfan]

GI Joe - Special effects were great but story was lacking