Official last movie you saw thread

The Liability (2012) - Very average UK thriller (?). It's hard to decide which genre it belongs to. Tim Roth's performance wasn't good at all which surprised me. The movie itself is pretty stupid and naive but it wasn't that bad. 5/10

Night Of The Living Dead (1968) - A classic and one of the first movies about zombies. It's not bad actually but pretty boring. 6/10

'House' aka 'Hausu' (1977) - a surreal Japanese horror/comedy/fantasy/grindhouse movie about a young woman and her friends visiting her aunt's haunted house. The horror and carnage is a bit campy, and it even gets a bit fanservice-y at times, but it's still a fun and entertaining movie to watch. 8/10

The Big Parade. Outstanding movie.

District 9

American Pie 4

2 Guns

Silent Night (2012)

Fruitvale Station. Huge build up to that moment.

Last one I've watched was Frankenweenie (2012) but it was one of the worst movies I have ever seen...

Wreck-It Ralph (2012) - Amazing animated movie about arcade games. It contains lots of references to classic video games. Also, many famous video game characters appear in it, for example Sonic, Pac-Man, Ryu from SF and so on. I recommend it to every video game fan. 9/10

Greed (1925) - overhyped and boring mess of a film. Reconstructed version is confusing as hell.

Rush 10/10

Source Code.
The idea behind it was pretty sweet, the story not so much. 6,5/10

Gravity... awesome idea and story. totally worth your time :D

The Sunset Limited. thats one deep fucking movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1510938/

Charlie Brooker's How Videogames Changed the World. Surprisingly good, the list of games that they put was good, I might have changed 1 or 2 thinks in there but overall nice list. I loved how it was presented and the script was great also Charlie Brooker was bloody awesome, first time seeing him. Maybe they should have used different 'celebrities' and the lack of Gabe Newell or John Carmack wasnt contacted. Overall I would advise to everyone to watch it, gamer on non gamer, because ending made me laugh in the good way, personally I thought that it is spot on. 8/10
I dont know where you might find it because as far as I know it was made for British TV. But I'm not from UK and I found it wink wink.

Monsters Univerity

Along Came Polly (2004) - A romantic comedy. It was pretty good. Funny too. 7/10

21 And Over (2013) - Utterly stupid movie. I can't comprehend how anyone can find it funny. I remember times when movies about partying and college were fun (American Pie, Road Trip etc.) but nowadays most of them is just stupid. 1/10

Carrie (2013 version)

Not bad at all, entertaining. 7/10.

Rush - 9/10 (barely perfect)

Fight Club 10/10. I don't think it needs explaining, if you don't know it then you should be watching it right now.
This was the second time I watched it... I recommend watching it at least two times, you'll notice some details that the first time you won't see.

Think Like A Man (2012) - One of the best romantic comedies I've seen. It's really entertaining. Not to mention there's a lot of beautiful women in this flick. 8/10

Total Recall (2012) - I don't think it's worse than the original. But then again it's been a while since I've seen it. 8/10

Kidnapped (2010) - I like how they named it "psychological thriller". There's not a single psychological thing in this flick. The first half was really good. Unfortunately the second half was just a mish mash of violence, brutality, hysteria and so on. There was a time when I would enjoy this movie. But now I just don't see any point in showing so much senseless violence. It's just... pointless. I think this movie was meant to shock people. And it will shock some viewers, there's no doubt about that. But does it have any other value? I don't think so. And the ending was terrible. It could have been a good movie. Could have been... 2/10

Broken (2012) - A very good UK drama movie. 8/10

Here Comes The Boom (2012) - I really enjoyed this comedy movie about UFC/MMA fights. I thought I'd be worse. 8/10