Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (47 Viewers)

[AndreaCristiano]

even for a japanese have you seen crows zero, the movie?

I enjoyed Les Miserable much more though

 

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[AndreaCristiano]

Interesting. I might try it once it comes out on DVD.

It was well written and acted. The message was very intelligent

 

[Martin]

isn't a little commercial for you?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

isn't a little commercial for you?

lol i didnt feel like it was trying to be commercial, any good movies you have seen lately you'd recommend?

 

[Kate]

Watching The Remains of the Day again, always a favourite.

 

[Marty]

how did you like life of pi?

Seeing it next week

 

[Osman]

even for a japanese have you seen crows zero, the movie?

Yeah it is, I read the Ichi manga afterwards too, some things should NEVER be adapted to motion picture

And yeah I seen Crows zero, first one and second one (should make a third, manga is long enough). Now this is more appropiate PG13-esque manga to motion picture adaption hehe.


Trailer of this second one is funny

 

[Martin]

lol i didnt feel like it was trying to be commercial, any good movies you have seen lately you'd recommend?

I don't really watch movies much lately. Saw one that was pretty cool called Central do Brasil.

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Watching The Remains of the Day again, always a favourite.

Oh that one is nice.

 

[Völler]

Interesting. I might try it once it comes out on DVD.

Go catch it in a theatre if you can. The visuals are a huge part of the story, and the 3D is good as well. It was meant for the big screen.

Watching The Remains of the Day again, always a favourite.

A masterpiece. I'm usually not a big fan of period dramas, but this one is just right out of the park.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

I watched "The Reckoning" again today. Pretty good movie staring Willem Defoe and Paul Bettany. It's a medieval mystery which focuses on a group of traveling actors. I read the novel it was based on, titled Morality Play. The novel is excellent in its historical detail. Both are highly recommended.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0258816/


the novel:
http://www.amazon.com/Morality-Play...&qid=1358024877&sr=8-1&keywords=morality+play

 

[Enron]

thats nowhere near weird, watch ichi the killer then talk about weird

That movie is boss.

 

[ALC]

thats nowhere near weird, watch ichi the killer then talk about weird

looks interesting, i'll take a look at it when i have time

fishing for applause?

always

 

[Kate]

Go catch it in a theatre if you can. The visuals are a huge part of the story, and the 3D is good as well. It was meant for the big screen.

Maybe. I hated the book, and don't like 3d, so I will likely wait for the DVD

A masterpiece. I'm usually not a big fan of period dramas, but this one is just right out of the park.

It is, though I enjoy "period" dramas to start. It's a good book, too.

 

[Enron]

Period drama is the worst. But at least it's only once a month.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Period drama is the worst. But at least it's only once a month.

lol....

 

[Völler]

Maybe. I hated the book, and don't like 3d, so I will likely wait for the DVD



It is, though I enjoy "period" dramas to start. It's a good book, too.

Uuh, if you hated the book you probably should.

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Period drama is the worst. But at least it's only once a month.

Stupid troll.

 

[Klin]

Django was awesome. I love Waltz.

 

[Dostoevsky]

The Gray was a nice survivalist movie. Anything with Liam Neeson seems to be awesome these days, except Taken 2.

The last scene in The Gray made me stand up and fist pump.

But first part was great? It was him against the whole world.

 

[Nzoric]

But first part was great? It was him against the whole world.

The first part was a very well made action flick. It brought something new to the table, hardly art but very entertaining. The second one is just all over the place.

 

[Martin]

Been watching some French movies while you chumps were glued to the tv watching men run around in shorts.