Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (50 Viewers)

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Voller also cried.

But he cried while watching The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
I heard he cried while watching The Human Centipede too...

But it was Sharknado that made him weep the most.

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Found a copy of this book in a used bookshop a few days ago. New :tuttosport: material! It's staying on my coffee table forever.

 

Ramin

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Just came back from watching Intersteller, wow, what a disappointment! I guess am the only one who didn't like it here.

Plot holes aside, I thought the visuals were crap, like so bad, it got nothing on Gravity which was a much better movie.
 

Post Ironic

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Feb 9, 2013
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Just came back from watching Intersteller, wow, what a disappointment! I guess am the only one who didn't like it here.

Plot holes aside, I thought the visuals were crap, like so bad, it got nothing on Gravity which was a much better movie.
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I didn't think it was terrible, but it certainly wasn't what many have cracked it up to be. I need only mention Matthew Mcconaughey and Anne Hathaway in lead roles, and that drops the movie points on my scale. Aside from this, Nolan certainly isn't Tarkovsky when it comes to visuals. I wouldn't call them "crap", but not on the scale of a masterpiece.

All one has to do is look at its score on MC and RT, 74% and 73% favourable reviews from critics, compared to the 9/10 junk on IMDB. It's certainly no higher than a 7.5, and likely more in the range of 6-7, considering the superior films that are rated in the 7s there.
 

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