Predator - 8/10
Gremlins 2 - 6/10
Easy Rider - 8/10
The Crazies - 6/10
The Descent Part 2 - 7/10
Sl8n8 - 4/10
Death Note - 7/10
Death Note 2 - 6/10

I just watched Tarkovsky's Solyaris (1972) ! Absolutely loved it, Tarkovsky is a genius. I definitely need to watch it again because I'm sure I missed a lot.
My head kinda hurts but that was worth it !!
9/10

remake is far less good than the original imo, didn't give me the same feeling, Tarkovsky's is amazing. The remake is decent.

I saw Inception in the cinema yesterday, well what can I say: it is overated, really, I enjoyed it, it is a good movie but it is not the masterpiece everyone think it is. Nolan could have easily cut half hour if not more of totally unecessary scenes. Action scenes are way too long especially the last part in the snow. Story is very good and well executed but not that original, just a dream version of the matrix (also in some action scenes you can find similarities). The young actress seems to only open her mouth to explain us the plot, actually I think that's the only reason her character exists, that's too much, I dont need to have everything served on a plate like this. And I agree with Fungus, too many plot holes. would give it a 8/10 max (7.5 would be more like it)

yes it is true Fungus, it is quite a recurrent theme in Sci-fi. But in Inception, the action scenes (when they fight with the gravity), the fact that they are all plugged and all go together in those dreams, chased by bad guys. That they need something to come back to reality (a song, in the matrix: it is a phone)... etc this is all very Matrix like

Watched Tarkovsky's Stalker (1979) and I have trouble understanding what it was about.
SPOILER ALERT
So I understand that neither of the characters wanted to enter the Room because they are afraid to discover what their inner desires really are. Like the story of another stalker Porcupine who went into the Room hoping to get his brother back but ended up with a pile of money. He killed himself because he realised his inner desire was money more than saving his brother's life.
But that's basically the only thing I get from this movie. Men don't know themselves and we are scared of our inner desires. I love the fact that even though apparently lots of people went to the Room, the outside world is still depressing, poor and dirty. That would mean not a single person who entered the room wished the world to be a better place... kinda sad !
Seems rather light so I guess I missed a lot !
--> What was the ending with Monkey moving these glasses?
--> Why was that scene in color while the only other scenes in color were in the Zone?
--> Were there really traps in the Zone? Were they in the stalker's mind?
--> What happened during the scene with all the sand and the owl?

Any help would be nice !

Very difficult to make sense of Stalker, saw it quite a long time ago but I think there are tones of interpretation

INCEPTION SPOILER ALERT

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@Sati

your last comment: "SPOILER Cobb took it from his wife and I thought only the person using it was allowed to touch it? so maybe the top wasn't totem?"

the explaination is: He took her totem after she died and used it as a memory of his wife and his new totem. Because his wife is dead he is the only one that knows how her totem works. So he can use it as his totem

thx LordMyst, though I think the totems could be more explained in the movie:D
theoffice911 SPOILERS there is a theory that Tom Wilkinson's character arranged it. He knew the Ghost will be on the event so he payed someone/hired a guy to run him over END OF SPOILERS

- Clash of the Titans : as a Greek mythology fan, it was a real insult, I gave 1/10 to Troy but I'll be nice here --> 2/10 (yea I know I'm not being objective but honestly when you know and love Greek mythology this is painful)
- Shrek 4 : nice ending for the franchise, it was less funy than Shrek 1-2 but a little bit better than the 3rd. Puss in Boots is definitely awesome --> 6/10

(for the French)
- Fatal : je m'attendais à pire de la part de Mickaël Youn, c'est pas terrible mais je dois avouer (avec un peu de honte) avoir bien ri par moment --> 5/10

Saw Inception yesterday, finally. Love it love it love it!!!!!

I've just seen Harvey with James Stuart. Such a feel good movie, I really liked it :)

Mr. Nobody - outstanding beautiful movie... love it!
Smart People - good actors but a bit boring...

Saw Inception in the cinema today:)! It was a really entertaining movie though it was a bit long and less action would have been better to me :), Nolan is great when it comes to direct entertaining action movies. Score: 8/10
Then I saw Les chansons d'amour aka Love Songs at a friend yesterday:), it was a charming romance/musical but I didn't find the story that interesting, I would like to know some of the characters better though. Score: 6.5/10 :)

for all "Inception" fans, I nearly died when I saw it:D

Hahaha love his face !

*Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call, New Orleans - I love this movie, and the music there is beautiful! 9/10
*Cache - very good thriller, M. Haneke never disappoints me. 8/10
*Atame! - I like it, but it's not so special. 6/10

* The Joneses : 7/10 .
First I thought that it was a standard Comedy movie but the story was better than i thought.

I love you Philip Morris, 30/100 Useless movie, almost completely unfunny and frankly, very offensive. It basically shows all the sterotypes of homosexuals and doesn't even deliver any decent message nor is at least being funny, as a person who supports gay rights I was disgusted by that film. But Carrey and McGregor were ok in their roles.
"In the name of the king" 15/100 - awful, awful, awful. The only reason to watch Uwe Boll's movie is if someone you adore is in the cast. Well, Jason Statham was in the cast, so I was defensless :D But the movie is terrible - the dialogues are pathetic, everything has the quality of some lousy video game. But Jason did as best as he could, even if he totally doesn't fit fantasy world and there were some nice pieces of music.

Well he could be a "typical" "queer" (I assume that's what u wanted to type), but everyone in the movie were too. Gay people don't necessarilly wear shiny jewelery, spent money on luxurious stuff, have clean shaven faces etc. It was ok in "Bruno" because it was funny, here the jokes were lame. And in "Bruno" the joke was not at the expense of gay people but fashion, shallow americans etc. Here they clearly made fun of homosexual love. Plus the fact that the ending was made as if the God intended Philip to be punished and given that when he was with his wife and kids nothing bad happened to him and suddenly when he embraced his sexuality he became a criminal - well that's just despicable storyline. So if he was a good catholic and lived a lie, he would be honest and good citizen and now he is a thief, liar and of course - in the end in jail. Gross writing.

I'm aware of that - the biopic, the cameos.
But te writing was just plain bad, if that man was indeed brilliant he deserved better and if he's approving of that film and how he was presented in it...well, then I feel sorry for him. Look at all homosexual encounters in this movie - fast, vulgar, casual spiked with really bad jokes. That movie was made in bad taste, without any sympathy for the characters, actually.

I've just seen The Expendables, I'd give it 6/10 'cause it's a good action movie, although my dear God it was so loud, I'm almost deaf now :D Stallone was awesome but Statham totally stole the show, he was great and he was throwing knives for a change:D And Sly and Jason have many hilarious scenes together. The whole thing is very predictable, the girl that needs to be rescued, Eric Roberts playing villain again, etc. but it was enjoyable :)

Swimming Pool, 79/100 - very good thriller with great atmosphere and twist in the end, fantastic performance from Charlotte Rampling
Perfect Murder, 66/100 - pretty good movie, very stylish and wonderful role by Michael Douglas
Prince of Persia, 60/100 - it was fun, but nothing special. However it was great to see lovely Gemma Arterton again, although she looked so much better in much more fun Clash of the Titans.

Dear Frankie - a beautiful British drama, as usual :)

@lovelyT: I cried my eyes out on that one

We have a cinema here which is now showing British post-war movies. So I watched A Matter of Life and Death (1946) yesterday. A great and funny film with some really experimental sequences (8/10).

@naut: Enjoy Fahrenheit 451. I think it's such an awesome movie.