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Watched the Hobbit yesterday, ******* class. Makes LoTR look like a boring pile of ****. I even enjoyed the 3D!
 
Watched Masters of the Universe from the 80s with my son. He has all the He-Man cartoons and loves them so was expecting him to enjoy it. What a pile of ****. Can't remember it being that bad!
 
BadMotivator said:
Watched the Hobbit yesterday, ******* class. Makes LoTR look like a boring pile of ****. I even enjoyed the 3D!

Glad you enjoyed it mate but I didnt think it was anywhere near as good as LOTR. Its was very slow times particulary in the house and with Gollum :)
 
Cc4rhu said:
Watched Masters of the Universe from the 80s with my son. He has all the He-Man cartoons and loves them so was expecting him to enjoy it. What a pile of ****. Can't remember it being that bad!

Is that the one with gwuildar (spelling) in it?
I remember seeing it as a kid and being really pissed off that they made this annoying character up and put him in for no reason.
 
weasel said:
Cc4rhu said:
Watched Masters of the Universe from the 80s with my son. He has all the He-Man cartoons and loves them so was expecting him to enjoy it. What a pile of ****. Can't remember it being that bad!

Is that the one with gwuildar (spelling) in it?
I remember seeing it as a kid and being really pissed off that they made this annoying character up and put him in for no reason.


That's the one. Not even a young Courtney Cox saved the movie. :D The whole going to Earth thing was crap. It could have been so much better.
 
Dark Sith Lord said:
BadMotivator said:
Watched the Hobbit yesterday, ******* class. Makes LoTR look like a boring pile of ****. I even enjoyed the 3D!

Glad you enjoyed it mate but I didnt think it was anywhere near as good as LOTR. Its was very slow times particulary in the house and with Gollum :)

No way! The Gollum scene was ace! And you have to admit its pretty important to the story. I prefer the Hobbit book to the LORT trilogy so I suppose going to prefer the film as well though.
 
Watched, The Watch, funny in places and enjoyable enough, probably not as consistently funny as it should have been with that cast but light entertainment for a Wednesday night.
Watched Total recal (2012) now, growth visuals and again entertaining enough.
 
Cc4rhu said:
That's the one. Not even a young Courtney Cox saved the movie. :D The whole going to Earth thing was crap. It could have been so much better

Yeap tiss *****! Though that Gwuildar ball bag annoyed me much more as a kid.

BadMotivator said:
No way! The Gollum scene was ace! And you have to admit its pretty important to the story. I prefer the Hobbit book to the LORT trilogy so I suppose going to prefer the film as well though.

I'm with Liam on this. The Gollum scene is important to the plot, no doubt about it, but it went on for 1, maybe 2, riddles too many. I was getting a bit bored of riddles. The dwarves in the house at the start was pretty slow as well. I reckon a lot of that could have been cut and included in the extras of the DVD. I agree with you on the book being better than LOTR's though.
 
The silmarillion is the best of the books. Morgoth is by far the most interesting character. Wish they'd make films of those stories :D
 
No way! :o

That book is unreadable! The first 13 chapters are impossible to follow. The last 6-7 are great yeah, bit the first two thirds or so are absolutely unreadable.
 
:o the whole story of the silmarrils and Morgoth's jealousy of them is tolkien's masterpiece. Feanor was an amazing Elvish character. He didn't even want to write TLOTR and the Hobbit was only a chidren's story. The only part which was **** is how easy it was to capture Morgoth multiple times. Hated the plan he had for Turin to kill Morgoth and thus the whole saga.
 
Thanks for the comments and advice with regards to taking my son to watch the Hobbit.
He absolutely loved it, he's never sat so still in his life. At the end (3hrs including the adverts) he couldn't believe it was over, "No way Dad, it can't be over, this film is nearly 3 hrs long, we've only been sat here for an hour I'd say!"
 
:lol: My son was the same and very disappointed to be waitin a year for the next. I was bursting for a piss for the whole second half, they'll have to put intervals back in they way they're going!
 
I watched 'Zero Dark Thirty' the other night and I thoroughly enjoyed it,well worth a watch.Kathryn Bigelow has done it again.

Last night I watched 'Django Unchained' and I have to say it was pretty awesome,definitely a must see.
Christoph Waltz was just as fantastic as he was in 'Inglourious Basterds',stellar performance.
 
Just watched the new Texas chainsaw movie at the flicks, what an utter load of *****, although the two chicks in it are well worth one and the camera spends a lot of time on one of there arses which was a bonus.
 
Watched The Help which was very good tho a little simplistic and overly-sentimental in parts. 4/5

And Dredd which was not as bad as i thought it was going to be but also not great eother. If they'd got an adult to direct it it may have worked better. 2½/5
 
Watched Hit & Run last night, pile of poo should be called **** & Run.

Last weekend was Taken 2, awesome film but falls short of beating the original.

Think tonight will be Django Unchained, expecting good things about this film.
 
Saw Stephen King's Bag of Bones. One of the better films bearing his name. Think the book would be good. Doesn't hit misery or dolores claibournes level but enjoyable
 
walkie said:
Watched Hit & Run last night, pile of poo should be called **** & Run.

Last weekend was Taken 2, awesome film but falls short of beating the original.

Think tonight will be Django Unchained, expecting good things about this film.

I watched taken 2 recently and didnt enjoy it as much as the first one, but still good though the violence was toned down too much for me.
 

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