What is the last movie you saw, and rating?
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Re: What is the last movie you saw, and rating?
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8/10
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I thought it was amazing! It was really entertaining and although I'm disappointed in the change of charcter for Bardock, I thought the entire thing was beautiful! Once the Broly v Z fighters start it only got better. Would reccomend so many times over, 5/5!
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I love those movies! Probably some of favorites of all time. RDJ was am interesting choice for Sherlock, but I still think he did amazing.
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and total chaos and desruction, the once gorgeous thor looks like someones fat uncle, and they killed off ironman and the black widow. The happy part being the finally kill thanos in the end!
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The prestige - a movie about the obsession of magicians in the past, I give it 8 out of 10
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I enjoyed it very much with its humour and bittersweet moments like the beginning and end. After so many Pixar movies (especially the ones after 2010), I sort of see their tendencies to put characters through situations that influence them to make a difficult decision that brings drastic change at the end. But this pattern doesn't make it a "formula" that turns the story predictable (unlike some superhero movies). Rather, I was constantly worrying over what the character would do.
Just a few days ago, I watched a video review of Toy Story 4, and one point has got me thinking 'Wow, this story is actually really deep!' In the movie, "voiceboxes" had played a huge part. I will try not to spoil anything else here. But "voiceboxes" might be more than just another feature of toys, but also plays a contrast with "inner voice". So even if a toy gives out its voicebox, it still retains its inner voice/ conscience. On the other hand, the voice that comes out of the voicebox- although is a literal inner voice- doesn't exactly play the same role.
I'm a bit sad that some people refused to watch Toy Story 4 because they were afraid it would ruin that perfect ending Toy story 3 gave us. I must admit I was- at one point- thinking Pixar might be making a mistake. But I was fortunately proven wrong!
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