Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (61 Viewers)

Enron

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Dule90 said:
:D

Movie itself is rather silly, but as an action when you hit the bed and watch it's enjoyable... at least to me. :D
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I like all of the Fast (insert catchphrase) movies too, Five as well. I think it's funny to see your reactions to more serious flicks where you're usually pretty deadpan with a consistent rating of "it was okay" for several movies in a row and then BAM. Fast Five is Great!:D

I think it's more about personal preference and fun at that point, which is a good thing. At least in my opinion.
 
Dostoevsky

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Gordon Bombay said:
I like all of the Fast (insert catchphrase) movies too, Five as well. I think it's funny to see your reactions to more serious flicks where you're usually pretty deadpan with a consistent rating of "it was okay" for several movies in a row and then BAM. Fast Five is Great!:D

I think it's more about personal preference and fun at that point, which is a good thing. At least in my opinion.
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Yeah I know what you mean :D

I rate many movies as great, but I think many are just overhyped, but then again tastes are different. For Fast 5 I'd rather describe it as enjoyable than great/very good as I'd probably rate it 7-7.5/10
 
Osman

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Dule90 said:
Seriously? I watched it yesterday, seems so pointless. It lasts way too long and there's nothing happening, everything is pretty much predictable right from the beginning.
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Not sure what to say, depends on expectations or mood when watching a movie I guess, I really enjoyed it, as did all my siblings I watched it with. Its not a movie about predictable or unpredictable, but just a genuine family story.
 
Fint

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Dule90 said:
Which one is better... Despicable Me or How To Train Your Dragon?

I think I'll watch one of those tonight. I've missed 95% of animated movies.
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Haven't seen Despicable Me yet, but I've watched How To Train Your Dragon an number of times and it's easily one of my favourite animated movies :tup:
 
Dostoevsky

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Osman said:
Not sure what to say, depends on expectations or mood when watching a movie I guess, I really enjoyed it, as did all my siblings I watched it with. Its not a movie about predictable or unpredictable, but just a genuine family story.
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No doubt about that. Who knows, maybe it was my mood.

I'll tell my mom to watch it.

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Thanks for the feedback guys :tup:
 
Osman

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Would also recommend Man from nowhere (Ajeossi in korean), Bitter sweet life, another korean crime/gangster flick. And when it comes to Hongkong gangster movies, no one does them better then a director called Johnnie To. Look up his flicks, start with one called Election.
 
Salvatore

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Hah! I downloaded the ebook after watching it but haven't read it yet.

Gordon Bombay said:
Check out Suicide Club and The City of Lost Souls.
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Osman said:
Would also recommend Man from nowhere (Ajeossi in korean), Bitter sweet life, another korean crime/gangster flick. And when it comes to Hongkong gangster movies, no one does them better then a director called Johnnie To. Look up his flicks, start with one called Election.
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Thanks for the recommendations guys. I was actually pointed towards Man from Nowhere as well but haven't got it yet.
 
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