Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (84 Viewers)

[blondu]

in the last week i saw:
-Sunshine:good sf, but

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i can't understand how the captain on the icarus 1, got on icarus 2








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-Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins: very good comedy, martin lawrence at his best
-Equilibium:resembles matrix in some maners but worths seeing.

 

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[mikhail]

blondu_rulz, the answer to your question is:
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He walked - they left the airlock open. Then he sabotaged it.







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[Orgut]

Year One

Pretty hilarious

I saw it! It is pretty funny!

 

[Elvin]

Yeah, love the subtle mocking of religion

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Death at a Funeral - pretty lame, not enjoyable.

 

[Bozi]

holy crap you mama told me the excat same thing last night

yeah but that was when you were leaving after your 27 second climax,still she said at least you got it out of your pants this time, not bad going since it was only your 15th attempt

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Penelope - Meh. This is supposed to be some cute fairytale I guess and there are a few of those moments, but overall it's mediocre at best. Witherspoon does light up the screen in the few scenes she's in though.

 

[Ahmed]

District B13 Ultimatum - fuckin' awesome

 

[Elvin]

Public Enemies

Good film, great acting, awesome score. You know it's good when you actually sympathize with a character. I felt sorry for Dillinger and hated the bitch who rated him out.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Public Enemies

Good film, great acting, awesome score. You know it's good when you actually sympathize with a character. I felt sorry for Dillinger and hated the bitch who rated him out.

Did the digital photography annoy you?

 

[Elvin]

Did the digital photography annoy you?

It did, very much. I don't like it, looks like a documentary or some shit, the so called movie magic is lost with it. Not a big fan of hand-held cameras in general, this was not a film to do it.

But besides that, loved everything else about it.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

The Fountain - Maybe it's me but I thought this was nothing more than some pretentious, artsy-fartsy mumbo jumbo.

I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry - Maybe it's me but I think it's quite funny. Not great, but very watchable.

Wild Hogs - About as enjoyable as the Juve-Viola game: not all bad throughout, but it doesn't exactly make you happy either. Didn't like most of what I saw.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Far Cry - I'll be short: Another Uwe Boll crapfest. I do love me all those unintentionally funny moments though.

 

[V]

Public Enemies was hugely disappointing, especially when you look at the actors involved.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Public Enemies was hugely disappointing, especially when you look at the actors involved.

No it wasnt, it is one of the best films of the year, the only let down was the digital photography.

 

[Bozi]

watched- The Devils BAckbone- very very well shot film, eerily spooky to start with but the creepiness soon faded into another film about a kid taking a chance and being brave, while one mans evil leads to a confrontation against teh backdrop of the spanish civil.........very similar to Pans Labyrinth but no less a triumph

 

[mikhail]

I watched it with a few friends recently, Bozi. One of them had seen both Pans Labyrinth and The Orphanage by the same director, and felt that he was becoming rather repetitive in his material. I felt that he had once again made his story suffer by putting a comic book villain in among otherwise rounded characters - the Fascist captain in Pan's Labyrinth was similar.

I saw The Godfather on the big screen for the first time last night. Magnifique.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

The Orphanage was not directed by Del Toro iirc, he was a producer on that one. Other than that you do have a point, Devil's Backbone & Pan's Labyrinth are indeed somewhat similar.

 

[mikhail]

I just checked, and you're correct. Of course, that raises the question of how much influence he had in it, but that's never easy to determine.

 

[Bozi]

I watched it with a few friends recently, Bozi. One of them had seen both Pans Labyrinth and The Orphanage by the same director, and felt that he was becoming rather repetitive in his material. I felt that he had once again made his story suffer by putting a comic book villain in among otherwise rounded characters - the Fascist captain in Pan's Labyrinth was similar.

I saw The Godfather on the big screen for the first time last night. Magnifique.

to be honest both films had the same feel,same panto villain and the same underlying thread,that said if you seen either first you would enjoy it. i didn't let it spoil my enjoyment of the film but as you said,it did feel a touch familiar