latest film/ dvd you have seen
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I finally got to watch World War Z last night.jackabina said:
Utter shite, so, so crap. The ending i thought was the best part.
Pitt must be gutted with it.
I'm looking forward "Edge of Tomorrow", just because my company had a bit to play in the movie.
Watch the trailer for a clue, 1:39 minutes in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw61gCe2oqI
grinchy
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Anchorman 2, thought it was good, love will ferrell
At memorabilia i bought Big trouble in little china and Lifeforce on bluray, they both look good working my way through the extras at the moment, arrow video do great releases on bluray
At memorabilia i bought Big trouble in little china and Lifeforce on bluray, they both look good working my way through the extras at the moment, arrow video do great releases on bluray
monkey_roo
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A very rare cinema trip - Captain America, Winter Soldier
Great film, quite distinct in the marvel universe and an almost grownup tone. Still plenty of one liners, in jokes, connections to marvel films past, present and future. For those familiar with the WS story I think it walks the line well and treats the source material with respect but translates to the cinema universe where needed. The overall story is tight and insular enough to explain the lack of other major super heroes, something Thor sort of failed to do. The caring is great and this is a very enjoyable movie.
Great film, quite distinct in the marvel universe and an almost grownup tone. Still plenty of one liners, in jokes, connections to marvel films past, present and future. For those familiar with the WS story I think it walks the line well and treats the source material with respect but translates to the cinema universe where needed. The overall story is tight and insular enough to explain the lack of other major super heroes, something Thor sort of failed to do. The caring is great and this is a very enjoyable movie.
skywalker
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Just watched "Starred up" at the cinema,, WOW what a movie, Jack O'Connell's performance is amazing.
Top British movie.
Top British movie.
I'm planning to get down to see it at some point but it will probably be next week.
It's got Tom Cruise in it so half the film will be spent with shot of him looking cool, shots of him looking tough, shots of him looking "sexy", shots of him being all bad ass (as bad ass as 3 foot midget can be) and repeat over and over and over again. But the concept looks interesting enough. It'll kill 2 hours.
It's got Tom Cruise in it so half the film will be spent with shot of him looking cool, shots of him looking tough, shots of him looking "sexy", shots of him being all bad ass (as bad ass as 3 foot midget can be) and repeat over and over and over again. But the concept looks interesting enough. It'll kill 2 hours.
kieatky
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Watched X-Men Days of Future Past via some dodgy website (enough said about that) 8) Great film, in fact that good I intend to part with some cash and watch it on the big screen.
Dragged the missus down to see the 20th anniversary re-screening of Pulp Fiction in the local world of cinnie recently.
Gotta say i'd forgotten how ****ing good that film was. Clothes are a bit dated now, as are the mobiles, but still absolute quality. 8)
Gotta say i'd forgotten how ****ing good that film was. Clothes are a bit dated now, as are the mobiles, but still absolute quality. 8)
weasel said:
Pretty much the greatest movie ever made (along with others in different genres). Unparalleled on nearly every level. I fundamentally distrust people who don't see the brilliance of this movie. The 90s was such a strong decade for films, arguably the strongest and this is the pinnacle for me. A classic through and through.
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Just seen Godzilla
Really not sure what I thought :?
Really not sure what I thought :?
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sith-smith said:
I was going to go with two mates to see this but felt soo tired yesterday couldn't be asked to go out, sounds like I didn't miss much
poncho
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PGowdy said:
the last good decade of films i agree
film makers these days just seem want to rehash/remake films and whats the other word..reboot. allthough the new batman series and new startek series have faired well in my estimation
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I signed up to netflix after getting another free month trial.. first thing I watched was Cabin in the Woods.. got to say my expectations were low, and I thought "oh well.. at least there may be a bit of boobage before gory death".. but stick me with a large gladioli.. what a ****ed up film that was. Recommended and I did not see that coming.
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grinchy said:
Might be some spoilers..
I saw this recently, and again expectations were low. It was decent up until the final 3rd when they clearly ran out of ideas. I was enjoying the duality or 'greyness' of Michael Keaton's character. But then they chickened out on him and it was predictable. The whole rebuild and family stuff was really well approached initially but it went nowhere and became moronic. They missed out on the chance to ape the goriness of Peter Weller being maimed (shot to ****). I wanted to see his limbs be blown clean off to leave a new legacy of Robocop gore. However the "whats left of me" scene was pretty disturbing.. They did manage to get my favourite movie line in there "I'd buy that for a dollar".. which I love.. and it was well delivered. I'd give it 5 / 10.. and two of those marks are for the insertion of the line.
