Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (62 Viewers)
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@Kate kabhi alvida na kehna = never say goodbye
dilwale dulhania le jayenge = the lover/brave hearted will win the bride.
mohabbatein = Love stories.
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P.S. now I want to see beefcake-sized-only- Hardy movies.
Can you guys recommended any? Preferably where he is bald.
dilwale dulhania le jayenge = the lover/brave hearted will win the bride.
mohabbatein = Love stories.
---------- Post added 30.07.2012 at 01:20 ----------
P.S. now I want to see beefcake-sized-only- Hardy movies.
Can you guys recommended any? Preferably where he is bald.
amazing performance by Hardy, but I felt that the movie lacked something. Perhaps the comparisons with A Clockwork Orange upped my expectations a bit too much
It's brilliant for the first 40 or so minutes, but once you get used to the entire feel of the movie, there really wasn't much to keep me interested. Unlike Drive, for example.
You silly boy 
Drive was just a perfect throwback to the typical 80-ies action movies, only better. Colour palette, soundtrack, character traits, dialogue, etc. I don't think there was a single thing I disliked about that movie.
Thought the gory scenes were brilliant as well. Unexpected & great contrast to the very gentle relationship between the 2 leads.
Probably the best (as in my favourite) recent movie I have seen over the past 2-3 years.
Drive was just a perfect throwback to the typical 80-ies action movies, only better. Colour palette, soundtrack, character traits, dialogue, etc. I don't think there was a single thing I disliked about that movie.
Thought the gory scenes were brilliant as well. Unexpected & great contrast to the very gentle relationship between the 2 leads.
Probably the best (as in my favourite) recent movie I have seen over the past 2-3 years.
I just saw The Dark Knight Rises and I was avoiding this thread since its première. I went through the pages one by one reading all the spoilers and discussion.
I thought the movie was brilliant, for a film to go for 2 hours and 45 minutes without feeling that time passed is just the work of a genius, not a single scene was unnecessary or boring or just get on with it. The Dark Knight had some of these scenes.
Bane was fantastic and even if his voice was tampered with he still had the tone that set the ambience of the scene whenever he talked, he imposed himself as an evil character from the very first scene (I still think that the opening scene of the The Dark Knight is superior to all) and that with most of his face covered.
Anyway, the movie was a great ending to a great trilogy. We'll see what happens in 15 years
I thought the movie was brilliant, for a film to go for 2 hours and 45 minutes without feeling that time passed is just the work of a genius, not a single scene was unnecessary or boring or just get on with it. The Dark Knight had some of these scenes.
Bane was fantastic and even if his voice was tampered with he still had the tone that set the ambience of the scene whenever he talked, he imposed himself as an evil character from the very first scene (I still think that the opening scene of the The Dark Knight is superior to all) and that with most of his face covered.
Anyway, the movie was a great ending to a great trilogy. We'll see what happens in 15 years
I just saw The Dark Knight Rises and I was avoiding this thread since its première. I went through the pages one by one reading all the spoilers and discussion.
I thought the movie was brilliant, for a film to go for 2 hours and 45 minutes without feeling that time passed is just the work of a genius, not a single scene was unnecessary or boring or just get on with it. The Dark Knight had some of these scenes.
Bane was fantastic and even if his voice was tampered with he still had the tone that set the ambience of the scene whenever he talked, he imposed himself as an evil character from the very first scene (I still think that the opening scene of the The Dark Knight is superior to all) and that with most of his face covered.
Anyway, the movie was a great ending to a great trilogy. We'll see what happens in 15 years
I thought the movie was brilliant, for a film to go for 2 hours and 45 minutes without feeling that time passed is just the work of a genius, not a single scene was unnecessary or boring or just get on with it. The Dark Knight had some of these scenes.
Bane was fantastic and even if his voice was tampered with he still had the tone that set the ambience of the scene whenever he talked, he imposed himself as an evil character from the very first scene (I still think that the opening scene of the The Dark Knight is superior to all) and that with most of his face covered.
Anyway, the movie was a great ending to a great trilogy. We'll see what happens in 15 years