Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Morningriser]

Black Mass 6/10

I love Depp and consider this his best role in a while but I just couldnt get into it like The Departed

[Morningriser]

Straight Outta Compton 7.5/10

[Morningriser]

Ted 2 7/10

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Yellow Sea, 2011. 7/10




This wasn't bad but not as good as The Chaser, in which I adore. The two films have nothing in commom but just one Korean actor I fuckin' love. He is pictured below.



They did have some badass fight scenes where they used hatchets. : )

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Intruders, 2016. 6/10



I was looking forward to this. I love stories when the victim ends up being the fucked up one. It started great and the premise promising but just wasn't fucked enough, I wanted to see some depraved shit but nah, just was talked about. Rory Culkin was excellent as usual.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Battle LA



Josh Trank's Chronicle 2012

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

PULP FICTION (1994). Been a long time since I've seen this and while it is a great film, some scenes are way too long, way too many F bombs and Tarantion really can't act (Would liked to have seen Danny DeVito or Steve Buscemi in the role). Still many memorable scenes and ace performances by Samuel L Jackson, John travolta, Bruce Willis, Ving Rhames and Harvey Keitel. ***1/2

Buscemi would have been great in the role. I didn't mind Taranquento's role, but yea, it was just a little jarring - made me aware I was watching a film. I don't know if I'd say his acting was bad there or not. I believed he was that person, that character was pretty ambiguous; but I didn't get the feeling he would be a part of that criminal element, but then again, the film presents those guys that way.

What scenes did you find way too long?

[Lord Voldemort]

Mockingbird. Wasn't all that thrilled by it, considering all the buzz I heard.

[Scarecrows]

The Visit 7/10

[Morningriser]

The Green Inferno 6/10