Movies you've seen recently... (49 Viewers)
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haha! I told you: I"m not going with you to cinema to any movie you choose
No way.
Silence of the lambs was such boring and hopeless movie, and Hannibal so one of the stupidest and worst movies in whole history
I'm not going to watch another of this serie, I bet I would die watching another Hannibal thing.
I hope you dont want me to die? :frown:
haha! I told you: I"m not going with you to cinema to any movie you choose
No way.
Silence of the lambs was such boring and hopeless movie, and Hannibal so one of the stupidest and worst movies in whole history
I'm not going to watch another of this serie, I bet I would die watching another Hannibal thing.
I hope you dont want me to die? :frown:
everyone say that red dragon was good/very good/excellent...and a LOT of people say that ghost ship was a crap...and indeed it was...
Seriously,,,try red dragon!!!!
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Ghost Ship was pretty boring IMO. The beginning where everyone gets chopped made me think it was gonna be good, but it turned it to be pretty dull.
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Hannibal was too gratuitiously gory, and it didn't really show the character of Lecter, whereas Red Dragon and Silence were deeper, and explored his personality, instead of just depicting him as a psycho killer.
I watched Kill Bill too. I love Tarantino's film techniques, there's so many good shots and effects that add to the movie. What I found funny though was that all these actors who weren't even Japanese were speaking Japanese to eachother, it sounded pretty bad at times, though it was interesting that Uma was better than Lucy Liu at speaking
The unrealistic spraying effect of all the blood was probably put there on purpose so the movie wasn't banned. If the blood flowed realistically and it wasn't so comical, it probably would have gotten an R-rating (that's what it's called here).
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Hannibal was too gratuitiously gory, and it didn't really show the character of Lecter, whereas Red Dragon and Silence were deeper, and explored his personality, instead of just depicting him as a psycho killer.
I watched Kill Bill too. I love Tarantino's film techniques, there's so many good shots and effects that add to the movie. What I found funny though was that all these actors who weren't even Japanese were speaking Japanese to eachother, it sounded pretty bad at times, though it was interesting that Uma was better than Lucy Liu at speaking
The unrealistic spraying effect of all the blood was probably put there on purpose so the movie wasn't banned. If the blood flowed realistically and it wasn't so comical, it probably would have gotten an R-rating (that's what it's called here).
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