Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (53 Viewers)

[Tommy]

Nicholson is amazing in this and made the film for me.

Haha why?

Finally one movie to look forward to.

 

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[Nzoric]

Nicholson is amazing in this and made the film for me.

nothing about this film that needs to be made, it simply is

 

[acmilan]

It wasn't a masterpiece, genius. It was fun to watch and I had a laugh or two, which makes it good enough for me.

And dude, nothing personal, but aren't you like still 17?



Racist!

that should actually be a primary reason to like a movie like Project X. Not trying to offend anyone in particular here but such movies' target audience is namely people up to 18 yo (i.e. high-schoolers or high-schooler wannabies/middleschoolers, whose life is centered at how cool it is being cool) and people, who are older than 18 but have had a hard time growing out of that age range as the being-popular part in high-school played a bit too big a role in their lives and they can't part with it yet and maybe never will.

So, if I was still 15, I am sure I wouldn't have minded the movie, hell, I may have even loved it ... although I doubt it 'cause by 15 I had more important things to worry about than high-school age bullshit. Fortunately or unfortunately, I am way past that age now and movies like this seem like an infinite waste of time. Then again, to each his own.

 

[Marty]

Taken 2,no no no no!!!
It was boring,and didnt even try to be as good as the first one..

Hmm what a shame. Was lookimg forward to that

 

[Stevie]

Haha why?

I think his performance was awesome he stole every scene he was in and all of his scenes are my favourite in the movie. This being one of my favourites Jack Nicholson moments ever :

 

[Martin]

That's your favorite moment of all time? What a disappointment.

I'm sure he's done a more interesting scene than that. He must have.

 

[Nzoric]

One of my favorite, such is the phrasing of his statement .

 

[Martin]

I like to take things one step further.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I like to take things one step further.

i like the new bellicose fire in his belly martin

 

[Martin]

i like the new bellicose fire in his belly martin

I'm mighty scary with a keyboard.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I'm mighty scary with a keyboard.

and is there anything stronger than a keyboard??

 

[Stevie]

That's your favorite moment of all time? What a disappointment.

I'm sure he's done a more interesting scene than that. He must have.

i said 'one of my favourites'... trust me i have hundreds of favourite Jack moments

 

[Martin]

and is there anything stronger than a keyboard??

I'm no good with a fountain pen.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I'm no good with a fountain pen.

can you code with? nuff said

 

[Martin]

can you code with? nuff said

I'm like Mozart, I code entirely in my head. Then I just need to copy to paper for storage. It's the bottleneck. :xfinger:

 

[Maddy]

u 2 guys are cray

no bs'ing with dem bitches

bros II keyboard

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I'm like Mozart, I code entirely in my head. Then I just need to copy to paper for storage. It's the bottleneck. :xfinger:

get rid of the middle man!

u 2 guys are cray

no bs'ing with dem bitches

bros II keyboard

Cruisin down the street in my 6-4, jockin the bitches slappin the hoes

 

[Martin]

get rid of the middle man!

It's so hard to find good help these days. The number of man in the middle attacks I've had to thwart.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

It's so hard to find good help these days. The number of man in the middle attacks I've had to thwart.

Just contract out Commander Squirrel

 

[Klin]

As someone who regularly goes to parties, raves, house parties and illegals, project X is a pretty cool. While it is very exaggerated, the ideas aren't too far off! i.e. going to a house, getting wasted, doing drugs, loud music and having a wild time

Yeah. The flamethrower ending kinda was though.

that should actually be a primary reason to like a movie like Project X. Not trying to offend anyone in particular here but such movies' target audience is namely people up to 18 yo (i.e. high-schoolers or high-schooler wannabies/middleschoolers, whose life is centered at how cool it is being cool) and people, who are older than 18 but have had a hard time growing out of that age range as the being-popular part in high-school played a bit too big a role in their lives and they can't part with it yet and maybe never will.

So, if I was still 15, I am sure I wouldn't have minded the movie, hell, I may have even loved it ... although I doubt it 'cause by 15 I had more important things to worry about than high-school age bullshit. Fortunately or unfortunately, I am way past that age now and movies like this seem like an infinite waste of time. Then again, to each his own.

I wasn't exactly super loaded with work when I watched it, and sometimes, you know, to satisfy my tiny little brain that I have, I enjoy sitting down for a movie which I'd barely need to have any thoughts to understand, but maybe that's just me.