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Rate the Last Movie(s) You've Watched
- Thread starter Randy
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The Losers (10/10)
Grease (10/10)
Quo Vidis
The 1951 'epic' version.
It is worth sitting through just to see Peter Ustinov as the Emperor Nero. From an historical perspective, it is a remarkable portrayal.
And Deborah Kerr is striking as the hostage Lygia.
As for a rating, I don't have a clue as to how to rate it.
If you like old cast of thousands grand costume epic motion pictures of the they don't make'em like that no more class....
You'll love it
the Classic Movie page about the film
http://www.classicmovieguide.com/content/view/478/48/
The 1951 'epic' version.
It is worth sitting through just to see Peter Ustinov as the Emperor Nero. From an historical perspective, it is a remarkable portrayal.
And Deborah Kerr is striking as the hostage Lygia.
As for a rating, I don't have a clue as to how to rate it.
If you like old cast of thousands grand costume epic motion pictures of the they don't make'em like that no more class....
You'll love it
the Classic Movie page about the film
http://www.classicmovieguide.com/content/view/478/48/
The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence - 8/10
This one far outshines the first one in my opinion. The movie is entirely in black and white with the main character offering little to no dialogue other than the occasional emotional outburst. It's extremely graphic, the director leaving nothing out. The camera angles are amazing in their simplicity, offering close-ups when needed and panning out to cover the entire frame in others. There's the occasional nasty sequence, but overall the suspense is perfect.
I'd recommend it to someone with a strong stomach and who likes dark, horror movies.
This one far outshines the first one in my opinion. The movie is entirely in black and white with the main character offering little to no dialogue other than the occasional emotional outburst. It's extremely graphic, the director leaving nothing out. The camera angles are amazing in their simplicity, offering close-ups when needed and panning out to cover the entire frame in others. There's the occasional nasty sequence, but overall the suspense is perfect.
I'd recommend it to someone with a strong stomach and who likes dark, horror movies.
Give this one a try, it's not like the first one. You get to see everything.
