What were the last movies you watched?

[www1221]

So Grown Ups, Happy Gilmore and The Waterboy aren't bro comedies?

Ironically I actually like the latter two.

Those were all PG-13. If you want to call something "bro" it has to be R rated.

[SuperTigerMario]

Everything out of 5. Having different rating scales for different things doesnt make sense.

I do what I want!!

[Witticus]

Those were all PG-13. If you want to call something "bro" it has to be R rated.

Honestly I'm 99% sure you're pulling this out of your ass now.

[www1221]

Honestly I'm 99% sure you're pulling this out of your ass now.

I think calling anything "bro" is dumb but LHV started it. There is no rule for what a "Bro" movie is but if some "bros" are going to go see a movie it will be R rated. They for sure arent going to go see Grown Ups.

[SuperTigerMario]

I don't even go to bro movies with my "bros".

[www1221]

I don't even go to bro movies with my "bros".

From what I know about you through these forums you arent a "bro".

[SuperTigerMario]

You are very correct in that.

It seems you know me better than I know you.

[Mega-Tallica]

Grave Encounters 2 - 3.5/10

Sadly, not nearly as good as the first one which was one of the better of the 'found-footage' horror movie genre. In this one, the Vicious Bros. attempt to put a loose story behind it, but it still falls into the same trap 95% of the found-footage movies fall into and that's running out of ways to scare the audience since you're so limited to what you can do with the found-footage genre. The first one was great at being spontaneous and it truly felt scary in a way, the second is too identical, the same with Paranormal Activity, the same with REC, they just re-hash what they already did in the first movies and no longer captures you since you feel like you've seen it all before. Unfortunately, Grave Encounters 2 is no different. I still strongly stand by the first one though if you want a good found-footage movie that is a good deal above the rest, don't waste you time with the 2nd one.

[BachiG]

In the various ratings scales, is 1/5 different than 2/10?... Or is it straight up 1-for-1?

[www1221]

In the various ratings scales, is 1/5 different than 2/10?... Or is it straight up 1-for-1?

You cant necessarily directly compare a 1/5 to a 2/10 it depends on what exactly is being rated. I think 10 points is too many we only need 5.