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Rewatched Mad Max the other day. Sometimes I get a little frightened that some day, society WILL be downgraded to such a point... and if the other two Mad Max movies are any indication, things would just keep going in a downhill spiral.
Watched Dog Soldiers for the first time last night. Now THAT is how you do a werewolf movie!
Toy Story 3
Watching again: Cliffhanger
I don't know about annoying, but she was indeed the weak link, imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by InternalPrimate
A few days ago I rewatched Resident Evil: Afterlife (but not in THREEEEEEEEE-DEEEEEEEEE!). And I just changed my opinion of it. It's FUCKING HORRIBLE! It's bad, it sucks, the only good things about it are the chicks and the NBA Jam-like jump the black guy makes. The rest is just terrible. It feels like a low-budget movie, honestly. At least with 3D it was kinda tolerable. Stay far away from this
The A-Team
I'm sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
Last week or so latest dvd releases ALVP2,The Watchmen,Clash Of The Titans,Star Trek
Waiting for the new Tron in cinema....
This film is really a work of art, I'm just not sure exactly what the art is supposed to be.
The Fighter is not a boxing movie, it's a movie about a boxer. Remember that while going in to see it, because this was a great damn film that gave me a legit adrenaline rush by the end. Just...fucking see it if you can!
Hell yeah vince, I'm going to see it tommorow! thanks for the recomendation.
Watched The Secret of Kells today.
http://www.impawards.com/2010/poster...kells_ver2.jpg
Beautiful, magnificent, and all-around awesome. I loved it and it's easily one of my favorite films up there with Blade Runner and Reservoir Dogs.
I freaking love that movie. It also has a hell of a 5.1 mix.Quote:
Originally Posted by NavesRegge
Watched Devil last night with a two friends. We played a game; we had to guess who the culprit was once everyone got in the elevator, and we were STUCK with the choice, regardless of how the movie progressed. One of my buddies got it right.
Isn't Devil a M. Night Shyamalan movie? And it was made after The Happening? Why did you agree to watch it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterfaller
Yesterday, I watched the Ingmar Bergman-classic Fanny And Alexander on the Swedish Film Institute. It was the director's cut, so I sat there in nearly five hours and 45 minutes (it was a half hour break in the movie but I didn't feel like leaving the theater). Fanny And Alexander was Bergman's last movie and it certainly is one of his best ones too, it's a shame that the director's cut is rarely seen because there are so many good scenes in that version that isn't in the original which is two hours shorter. So if you're going to see Fanny And Alexander, watch the director's cut. Criterion released it on Dvd and I got to buy that edition someday.
It was actually really good, I thought, and I wanted to see it ever since I first saw the previews. M. Night only produced it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by NavesRegge