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[Martin]

I havent looked it up on tinternet, its what they are called in the film lol. caine says "watch out for the turanians", i just assumed thats what he meant.

Caine was an insufferable buffoon in that movie. It's shocking to see him in a contemporary movie where he doesn't suck at all.

 

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[Ahmed]

Is that not Torinesi or something?

yea that's right

 

[Martin]

I thought the movie itself was quite terrible...a very, very lame Oceans 11

Yeah it was pretty bad. The stunts with the minis were amusing, but that's about it. The characters were awful.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Hmm. I dont know how to justify it. I dont like it for the usual reasons, people have this whole english pride about it, which i dont get. I enjoy the humour i guess, i rarely watch it.

 

[Ahmed]

the funny thing was, they retained it's crappiness in the remake as well

 

[Ford Prefect]

it wasnt a remake, it was a sequal that the same name for some stupid reason. Iv not watched it, but i know that it starts from the end of the first film and the rest is set in LA i believe.

I just finished watching no country for old men, i dont get why everyone bitched out about it, the ending made sence to me, was a film about tommy lee and the main narrative a metaphor for tommy lee's mentality...iv got that right havent i?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Watched 3 movies over the weekend:

Boogeyman - incredibly boring & absolute crap.
The Alibi - mediocre movie, amusing at times.
Lakeview Terrace - decent movie, bit stupid at times but still enjoyable.

 

[Ahmed]

dude, you have to stop watching these crappy movies

 

[icemaη]

The Escapist - usual prison break movie, the climax was unexpected though...

 

[Kayo]

Terminator: Salvation

I expected alot from the movie, it kinda lived up to the hype, but fell abit flat towards the end. The movie also felt too short and kinda rushed at the end, but its a good start at the "new" trilogy of Terminator.

 

[king Ale]

Watched 3 movies over the weekend:

Boogeyman - incredibly boring & absolute crap.

Try Boogie Nights instead

 

[Ahmed]

 

[Buck Fuddy]

dude, you have to stop watching these crappy movies

I know! But sometimes (quite often actually) I'm just in the mood to watch crappy (B)- movies. From time to time I even end up enjoying them a lot

Try Boogie Nights instead

Already seen it about 4 or 5 times, great movie, terrific acting.

Anyway watched Planes, Trains & Automobiles last night. Must have been 5 years since I last watched it. Very enjoyable movie for me, not exactly laugh out loud funny but it does make you smile. Hilarious 80-ies music is always a plus.

 

[Zé Tahir]

Friday the 13th - Absolute crap!

told you they were bad

I'm surprised you guys understand each other.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Patriot Games - Couldn't even recall the last time I'd seen it, needless to say I remembered very little. Decent movie, definitely nothing special. I would obviously enjoy it more if I could actually stand Harisson Ford though.

 

[Martin]

I'm surprised you guys understand each other.

We get a lot of practice decoding garbled language. And yet if you take one guy from the south and one from the north, both of whom have never left their village, they're probably not gonna understand each other.

 

[Martin]

Gran Torino

Boy, that Clint Eastwood is a hell of an actor. I like how he's dedicated his entire career to playing a grumpy old man at various ages. He does it so well.

 

[Seven]

the funny thing was, they retained it's crappiness in the remake as well

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[mikhail]

Gran Torino

Boy, that Clint Eastwood is a hell of an actor. I like how he's dedicated his entire career to playing a grumpy old man at various ages. He does it so well.

I liked that film a lot.

For the whole second half of the film, you're having your head messed with by the fact that Eastwood is an iconic figure in his own right - is he going to go all man with no name/Dirty Harry on us, or is he doing something more clever than that? His confession is far an away the smartest piece of cinema I've seen in a while. Oh, and it has the best handling of the indignities of old age I've seen since Bubba Ho Tep.

 

[Martin]

I liked that film a lot.

For the whole second half of the film, you're having your head messed with by the fact that Eastwood is an iconic figure in his own right - is he going to go all man with no name/Dirty Harry on us, or is he doing something more clever than that? His confession is far an away the smartest piece of cinema I've seen in a while. Oh, and it has the best handling of the indignities of old age I've seen since Bubba Ho Tep.

Aha. I can't say I was feeling "messed with" exactly, to me it was pretty straightforward point A to point B plot.

Not bad, despite Clint being in it.