Rate the latest movie you've seen.

[Hydra009]

Frozen 2 was very good.

Olaf was straight savage, which was a bit bizarre, but he's always been a bit odd.

I won't spoil anything, but suffice it to say that just like the first movie, a rare few characters are straight outta Game of Thrones, which is kinda weird in such a high fantasy family-friendly setting.

This movie is filled with meme-able material, especially crossover memes with Avatar the Last Airbender, Game of Thrones, and even Infinity War.  Looking forward for those spicy memes!

[SGOS]

Frozen 2 was very good.

That's next on my list.  I thought Frozen 1 was good.  Does the sequel do it justice?

[Blackleaf]

Reviews I've seen haven't been as kind to the sequel, so I don't know what to think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHkFQSCOjLM

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Guys, don't pick on children's movies.

[Hydra009]

That's next on my list.  I thought Frozen 1 was good.  Does the sequel do it justice?

I saw both of them on the same day.  I liked the second one more.

Maybe the songs were better in the first one, but the overall story was much better in the second one.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Why does everything Disney make have to be a musical?

[Sal1981]

The Book of Eli -  8/10

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The Book of Eli -  8/10

I'm not sure I'd rate a movie about a guy memorizing the Bible that high.

[Sal1981]

I'm not sure I'd rate a movie about a guy memorizing the Bible that high.

I looked at it like any other post-apocalyptic movie. It could have been The Hobbit he memorized for all I care.

[SGOS]

I looked at it like any other post-apocalyptic movie. It could have been The Hobbit he memorized for all I care.

It was a clever script and well executed I thought, even with the Biblical angle.

[Blackleaf]

I liked Book of Eli, but that Bible stuff was sooooo fucking stupid. The main villain wants the Bible so he can use it to control people. Apparently it never crossed his mind that he could just start his own religion? What makes the Bible so special, especially to a villain who apparently never even read it, in a world where nearly no one has read it?

And we're supposed to believe that the protagonist memorized every word from the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation? Not only that, but he still believes in it after that?

[Shiranu]

About to light up and watch Minority Report for the first time. Heard it's pretty good.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I looked at it like any other post-apocalyptic movie. It could have been The Hobbit he memorized for all I care.

You don't have hundreds of lunatic relatives going "SEE!!!!"

[SGOS]

I kept thinking that the devout would believe this movie to be inspired by God.  And I made the same notations as Blackleaf, and Gawdzilla, but I still thought it was scripted well enough to overcome the religious message enough that I actually puzzled about whether it was religious at all.  Hiding the content of the book for so long throughout the movie was done very well.  I didn't see that coming at all.  Additionally, the message that some asshole guy wanted the Bible so he could control people seems like a good message to include in the film.  Sure the good guys got the Bible in the end, but that changes the balance of power.  Now the little people can become the assholes and rise up and smite the wicked (Praise Allah), and of course, control the masses in the bargain.  Doesn't sound that far fetched when I look at it that way.

[Hydra009]

About to light up and watch Minority Report for the first time. Heard it's pretty good.

The concept is great, the execution... it's pretty much the Signs of its time.