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[Ahmed]

sounds amazing to me

 

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[Ford Prefect]

Valkyrie

A nice dose of holywood defined history? Theres a reason that Claus von Stauffenberg's family have refused to achknowledge the film and one of the main reasons is that tom cruise produced and stared as their grandfather.

 

[V]

I watched The Watchmen and it blew me away. Don't know what the fans are all about, it's a brilliant movie.

 

[Cuti]

Saw The Hangover and Knowing in the past few days.

Knowing was really good, but the last 20 mins or so were a bit gay.

Hangover is just absolutely amazing, I didn't stop laughing. Fat Jesus hahaha

 

[Byrone]

Has anyone seen inglorious bastards yet?

 

[Ford Prefect]

I watched The Watchmen and it blew me away. Don't know what the fans are all about, it's a brilliant movie.

It was a good film, i wasnt a brilliant film and it wasnt a bad film, it was a good film. In its conception as a film, 20 years after the novel was written, it faced a massive problem. Mainly that the majority of the audience wouldnt have a fucking clue what the point of the film is/was and im guesing that you even missed a lot of it, same reason that i did, because im not in the context of the film so i cant understand the politics of fear that were present in the 80s which this was reflecting. Second to this was that the vast majority of the acting was god aweful. I mean it wasnt bad, it was aweful, the only character that was even slightly convincing was Rorschach.

Finally im guesing as you have only just seen it, you caught the directors cut, which apparently makes the film feel completely different to the cinema release.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

A nice dose of holywood defined history? Theres a reason that Claus von Stauffenberg's family have refused to achknowledge the film and one of the main reasons is that tom cruise produced and stared as their grandfather.

I didnt watch it to get a history lesson as im already familar with WW2.

I watched it for entertainment and I was entertained.

 

[Red]

Has anyone seen inglorious bastards yet?

I've seen heaps of them just on this forum.

 

[The Curr]

I've seen heaps of them just on this forum.

 

[Byrone]

I've seen heaps of them just on this forum.

Besides the infidels in the forum.

 

[Nenz]

Dude I wanna see that movie so bad. I'm gonna go with some jew/zionist friends they'll help with the vibe.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

We Own The Night... Not bad but a bit cringe worthy.

 

[Christina]

I watched The Watchmen and it blew me away. Don't know what the fans are all about, it's a brilliant movie.

It was a good film, i wasnt a brilliant film and it wasnt a bad film, it was a good film. In its conception as a film, 20 years after the novel was written, it faced a massive problem. Mainly that the majority of the audience wouldnt have a fucking clue what the point of the film is/was and im guesing that you even missed a lot of it, same reason that i did, because im not in the context of the film so i cant understand the politics of fear that were present in the 80s which this was reflecting. Second to this was that the vast majority of the acting was god aweful. I mean it wasnt bad, it was aweful, the only character that was even slightly convincing was Rorschach.

Finally im guesing as you have only just seen it, you caught the directors cut, which apparently makes the film feel completely different to the cinema release.

I read the book and I also loved the movie. No, the acting wasn't horrible and yes, the directors cut apparently fills in very important parts that were missing. I look forward to watching the director's cut when the dvd comes out.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Public Enemies: Some nice gunfights, but otherwise, there wasn't really much there. Dillenger is the hero and the FBI are the villians for the most part.

2/5

 

[Enron]

Has anyone seen inglorious bastards yet?

Not until August 21st mate. MPAA rating came out today... R baby for violence, language, and nudity some of which may be graphic!:eyebrows:

 

[Enron]

Public Enemies: Some nice gunfights, but otherwise, there wasn't really much there. Dillenger is the hero and the FBI are the villians for the most part.

2/5

That basically how it was looked upon by the US population at the time. 1930's bank robbers had a bit of a Robinhood mystique to them.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

That basically how it was looked upon by the US population at the time. 1930's bank robbers had a bit of a Robinhood mystique to them.

They shouldn't have been.

 

[Enron]

They shouldn't have been.

Probably not, but if you know the history it's easier to understand. And the characters from that era are really interesting.

 

[Vinny Del Pogba]

Probably not, but if you know the history it's easier to understand. And the characters from that era are really interesting.

I don't doubt that, and I understand why they looked upon them that way, but they were wrong to do so.

 

[Enron]

I don't doubt that, and I understand why they looked upon them that way, but they were wrong to do so.

True.