What was the last movie you saw?

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Scream 4

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hysterical film, oh man I could not stop laughing. the airplane scene & the part where she tries to get the cop's attention = :superlol:

Confessions of a dangerous mind

hysterical film, oh man I could not stop laughing. the airplane scene & the part where she tries to get the cop's attention = :superlol:
I loved it too. The most important thing I took out of the movie though was Melissa McCarthy = comic genius. I had no idea she could do that.

Transformers Dark of the Moon.

It's sad to see what these movies have become, at least it was better than the second though. Only good thing about the whole movie was the Ferrari 458 :o

Transformers Dark of the Moon.

It's sad to see what these movies have become, at least it was better than the second though. Only good thing about the whole movie was the Ferrari 458 :o

Thats why I never watch big budget action movies.

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La faute à Fidel!
and a Columbo episode with Martin Landau playing identical twins

Horrible bosses. Good laughs :D, great cast and Jennifer Aniston as a perv/ dominatrix was refreshing :devil:

The Convenant

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It sucks

and

Planet of the Apes

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It also sucks. Big time. Surprising considering there is a lot of talented people involved. But it really sucks.

i saw a little gem of a film yesterday. that's NEDS (http://damonwise.blogspot.com/2011/01/interview-with-cast-of-peter-mullans.html), directed by Peter Mullan...

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... emotional and physical brutality in authentic Glasgow... outstanding performances...

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... cause this transitional stage is poorly defined for the male adolescents...

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... and, here's the star of knife fights and the limelight. :D

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finally saw Sideways... fully f**king delivered on the hype... excellent film

The Lord of the Rings extended trilogy again, this time over 6 days.

It's brilliant beautiful.

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Compelling.

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Bronson >>>>>>>>>>>> that pussy Chuck Norris

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Wag the Dog

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This is a comedy. It is always a fun ride. I love this movie. It is quick, it is witty, the actors are top notch (Hoffman was nominated for an Oscar, De Niro and Ann Heche could also have been nominated) and Mamet worked on the script.

One of my favorite movie about politics. It is really well done.

shutter island- a good leo di caprio movie

Super 8. A bit of an E.T. remake, but entertaining overall.

"Lock & Stock"
Still sucks after all these years

Donnie Brasco. :worship: Al Pacino is mind numbingly good... I could sing his praises for hours and it still wouldn't do justice to his talent. Depp was really convincing too. Thought it was a great movie.

captain america- ok schlock I know and mindless but quite fun overall.

Se7en

It is still magnificently fucked up.

Brad Pitt is underrated as an actor.

Se7en

It is still magnificently fucked up.

Brad Pitt is underrated as an actor.

Oh c'mon man, he SO isn't underrated, especially in that movie. Freeman brings the usual gravitas, Spacey is as compelling as always (one of my favorite actors), but Pitt overacts like an amateur. ;)

He's funny as hell in Snatch, though.

Nevertheless, as far as "Hollywood Heartthrobs" go, if you want one that can actually act, stick to Leo. Guy's got game. :) Pitt belongs in high-budget soaps.

Oh, and recent for me was Winnie the Pooh.

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Good stuff. :yeah: Charmingly retro story, and the art style was fantastic. Alas, still felt like too much Disney and too little Milne, but I guess a hyper-licensed and commercialized Pooh is better than no Pooh at all. :shrug:

Brad Pitt is underrated as an actor.

Oh c'mon man, he SO isn't underrated, especially in that movie. Freeman brings the usual gravitas, Spacey is as compelling as always (one of my favorite actors), but Pitt overacts like an amateur. ;)

He's funny as hell in Snatch, though.

Nevertheless, as far as "Hollywood Heartthrobs" go, if you want one that can actually act, stick to Leo. Guy's got game. :) Pitt belongs in high-budget soaps.

As I was saying...

To each his own, Leolover.

Feel free to have a look at the list I made in the other thread.

To each his own, Leolover.

:lol:

I think I have my next new username.

Seriously though, is there even a comparison here? Leo is obviously a better actor than Pitt. If you think that this is even debatable, I'll get a poll thread up and going and let the majority stamp out your boy.

:lol:

I think I have my next new username.

Seriously though, is there even a comparison here? Leo is obviously a better actor than Pitt. If you think that this is even debatable, I'll get a poll thread up and going and let the majority stamp out your boy.

How very American Idol of you.

You'll be Paula Abdul.

How very American Idol of you.

You'll be Paula Abdul.

I can't decide if the tone of this is meant to be lighthearted (as mine) or brilliantly stinging and incisive.

I guess it would help if I had ever actually seen the show. :shrug:

Would you mind to keep arguing elsewhere?. It colud be interesting or fun, but this is not the thread for this. There's another thread about movies in general.

"Citta violenta", a 70's thriller from Sergio Sollima. Great movie

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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

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Great movie.

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Deconstructing Harry

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This movie is filled with lulz. Nominated for a screenplay Oscar. Because of scenes like this one

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Kirstie Alley. OMFG. :worship: Plus you get to see Julie Kavner, the voice of Marge Simpson.

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Has not aged well

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As awsome as the first time i saw it :inlove:

Paths of Glory
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Kubrick's WW1 film. Powerful. In beautiful B&W.

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

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Great movie.

:lol: More Pitt.

I agree though, it is a really decent movie. Casey Affleck is an extraordinary actor. He's really terrific in everything he's in. Crying shame that he's not in a lot more movies. Pacing of the movie seemed a bit plodding at times, but it was well acted and directed.\

I saw:

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A bit silly, like a lot of horror films, but the suspense was taut and it was satisfyingly creepy.

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So-so, ET + Cloverfield

Friends with benefits :)

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Has not aged well

David Morse:worship:

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The Royal Tenenbaums

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Superb cast on top of their game: the Wilson brothers, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Stiller, Danny Glover, Anjelica Huston, plus the great Gene Hackman and Bill Murray. They are all awesome, thanks to a great script. That narrator is Alec Baldwin.

This is wonderful storytelling, it's quirky but not too much.

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win win - feel good story and very honest performance from alex shaffer. it easily the best film i've seen that been released this year.

bad teacher - meh

sling blade - i have no idea how i missed out on this 90's gem. both movie and billy bob thornton performance were brilliant :worship:

Che.

Soderbergh will be missed as a director

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Fascinating story.

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funny feisty fellas

Let's try fewer words and more smileys this time. :lol:

Cashback - :unsure: but :yeah: :yeah:

The Squid and The Whale - :unsure: but :yeah:

Sin Nombre - :worship: :worship: :worship:

It's Kind of a Funny Story - :yeah: in most aspects, but :zzz: for predictability.

The Motorcyle Diaries - :hearts: Stunning cinematography.

About Elly (http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/reviews/sfiaaff-2010-review-about-elly.php)

it revolves around a short holiday which becomes disastrous in Iran's Caspian Sea coast.
powerful and engaging film, remarkable direction by Asghar Farhadi, all actors have played their roles to perfection.
special mention needs to be made about Golshifteh Farahani's enthralling performance.

yes, i would say, it's a real work of art with aesthetic value.


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the 1962 chris marker short La Jetee, upon which the film 12 Monkeys is based

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Super Eight

The movie was.. .meh (I'm not much of a critic I'm afraid).

Super Eight

The movie was.. .meh (I'm not much of a critic I'm afraid).

Meh is PERFECT :lol: :yeah:

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Very good but extremly disturbing, especially for people who chat online. :scared:

Bridesmaids

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OMFG. Hilarious. Not a chick flick. Well written, honest, but mostly it is so fucking funny.

this was very, very entertaining...

The Good, The Bad and the Weird (2008 - Korea)
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Excellent movie, rewatch it last night for the first time in about 10 years.
Debra Winger is amazing, weird that she isn't well appreciated because she's a better actress than Meryl Streep

I am more into television series .I just finished watching all 5 seasons of Psych .:)

The last movie I saw was the Good,Bad and Ugly

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Cowboys and Aliens

It took some time for the movie to get going but even when it did it still looked slow paced to me. Overall it wasn't bad but I didn't enjoy it much. I don't like westerns and I only went to the cinema because I saw the trailer and in the IMAX it really looked cool. But just like in District 9 I kept wondering why were aliens portrayed like some illiterate savages. One would expect a civilization smart and technologically advanced enough to build such space ships would at least have a coherent speech and not just some growls. There were other things that bothered me but I better don't get into details and be picky. Daniel Craig was cool, Harrison Ford - good but very old already for action like that and Olivia Wilde - well, she was beautiful.
All in all I don't regret watching it.

Thor

It's a fun ride. Plus you get to look at Hemsworth and Josh Dallas...

Tucker & Dale vs Evil.

Liked it, but wasn't as hilarious as I'd hoped. :) 7/10.

Hangover 2

It is exactly the same movie as #1. Meh...

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Not bad, given that the idea has been repeated too many times.

On saturday, Crazy , stupid love. 6.5 out of 10
A few hours ago, Green lantern. 4 out of 10

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Best Soderbergh movie. Already a classic

Forrest Gump
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Absolute masterpiece... really made me revise my opinion of Ben Affleck.

in honor of the recently deceased Vicco von Bülow:
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and most likely later this week:
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Awful truly horid piece of crap.

This is like trying to watch a an attempt at a pseudo-Deepak Chopra film.

If they call this deep and intelligent then there are many reasons as to why the world is so fucked up.

Interesting that it got good reviews, a 65% on rotten tomatoes.

Not that I go much by critics, but never have they been so far off in a single movie, that I can remember.

0/10

The Ice Storm (Ang Lee)

almodovar in form... ffs :speakles:
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Forrest Gump
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Absolute masterpiece... really made me revise my opinion of Ben Affleck.

Amen... easily in my top 10 favorite movies. Fantastic film, criminally underrated.

Black Book/ Zwartboek

Dutch movie by Paul Verhoen.

Nice plot but not much convincing in some scenes; good movie overall - not outstanding -overshadowed by some embarassing moments. Technically well done, I guess it's the script to blame for the downs.

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L.A. Confidential

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If you have never seen it, it is time...

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Total garbage.

The Counterfeiters.

Liked it.

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Great movie. Rumour said that Scorsese is preparing a remake of this film.

Everyone Says I Love You

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It's a musical. Lovely movie with a great cast. Lovely photography of NY, Paris and Venice.

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It's lovely

Merry Christmas
Goodbye Lenin

I am on a Daniel Bruhl kick at the moment

W&G double feature

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Preferred the former. That penguin's got guts.

just came home from the movie theatre, saw The Guard (http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_movies_blog/2011/07/john-michael-mcdonagh-talks-about-getting-gleeson-and-cheadle-for-the-guard.html).

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a foul-mouthed Irish sergeant (Brendan Gleeson) and an uptight FBI agent (Don Cheadle) join forces in an hilarious dark comedy-thriller with the emphasis on the cumulative black bone-dry humour in the dialogue. a thoroughly engaging Gleeson steals the film with a brilliant comic performance. love him.

was drinking Guinness beer, eating peanuts while watching it at an open-air cinema in Athens. the familiar smell of jasmine had invaded the atmosphere and the starry sky was a good companion for the night...

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Diehl excellent as always, other than him pretty mediocre

The Lion King in 3D :sad:

The Smurfs.

Historias Minimas - beautiful in terms of cinematography, but slow and inexperienced acting showing otherwise.

Princesas – loved it.

Star Trek First Contact

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The Borg was always a mighty opponent, the Borg Queen is one of the best movie villains ever period.
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No Kirk, this is all Picard, and Patrick Stewart is great. The rest of the usual team does a fine job, and the supporting cast they brought in features James Cromwell and a terrific Alfre Woodard.

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Good movie, Fuqua's best IMO

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Partly a thriller, partly an horror movie, quite enjoyable

I am in the mood for sci-fi these days, ended up watching Pitch Black... Better than expected.

I just watched "Top gun" i love it, Tom is too hot in this movie :D

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Så som i himmelen (As It Is in Heaven, 2004)

I loved the first half of the movie which was very charming, but as it goes on it's pretty much the same thing over and over again. The ending was a bit blatant.

Another K.Kurosawa movie
Not as good as the last one but has great moments

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It is silly fun stuff.

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Not bad, but I have 2 major problems with it:

1- the puppy scenes were really too subtle. A fucking puppy for God's sake.

2- one of the shooting scene looked weird, as if all the dudes trying to kill Bale were each in a separate one man mosh pit waiting to be shot at.

Apart from that, it's a very enjoyable movie.

Funny games

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Haneke looks like Saruman and he makes movies that are truly terrifying. This is sick, nothing short of sick.

Event Horizon

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Another fucked up movie. Great cast. Truly disturbing

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After 5 years or so rewatched it again
Still a perfect movie

Event Horizon
Another fucked up movie. Great cast. Truly disturbing

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great movie. The more fucked up the better, I like movies that play with people's mentality. Asian movies are best at that.

Unfortunately the last movie I saw last night was Legion :stupid: Soooo dumb and stupid. Weren't it for Paul Bettany I wouldn't have finished it. And now Bettany stars in Priest. I suppose it is as bad as Legion :o

King Arthur

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I liked it for the same reason I liked Troy, it shows the men behind the legends without magic or Gods.

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great movie. The more fucked up the better, I like movies that play with people's mentality. Asian movies are best at that.



Lucius Malfoy with short black hair...
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Yummy.

i only just saw Inception a couple of days ago

it seemed absolutely normal to me

then i saw finishingmove

A Hayao Miyazaki marathon with my nieces, Joris Ivens' "Rain" (dutch city symphony classic) and a strange, but interesting documentary on Silver (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_(TV_channel)):

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Catch a remastered copy of this classic (Criterion edition)
One of the best ever movies

Also this one: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0035015/

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Very entertaining documentary. I wish this Brit-pop era would have last much longer. . . .

Young Frankenstein-still love it:lol:

The Incredible Hulk, the one with Norton... It's pretty weak. I liked the one with Bana a lot more.

Sin City

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Always a fun ride

Serenity

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This is a great sci-fi flick.

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Planet of the Apes series is among my all time fav Sci-Fi.

Terrible bosses :/

Columbo, Any Old Port in a Storm

Santé!

The King's Speech

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This movie is close to be perfect.

The newest Robin Hood. It was shit.

Cercle Rouge (Melville), again

Amazing Bourvil, Volonté, Montand and samouraï Delon :worship:

Let me in

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This US remake is absolutely awesome.

A much needed rewatch of Syriana which back in 2005 could not hold my interest at all.

Superman I & II (R.Donner cut)

Il Divo and My Brother is an Only Child. Both Italian and both really good (especially the former :worship:).

The Queen

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Superb. And if you were alive in 1997, it stirs up a lot of memories. Extremely well done.
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Notorious

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Mr Hitchcock dealing with US spies, Nazis, another scary mother and substance abuse, in Brazil.


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Dune

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It will make sens if you read the book. If not, it will be a WTF experience.

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:worship: I love Herzog's films.

I just watched Fargo - for at least the 4th time. I really like that film.

Wag the Dog and Contagion. Really enjoyed both.

Wag the Dog

That one is a treat.

Yes, Hoffman's character is hilarious. A really good satire.

Saw Van Sant's Restless last night. A sweet and touching film, doesn't deserve the negative reactions it has been getting. As usual he captures youth so well. Mia Wasikowska is the stand out, very impressed with her in The Kids Are All Right and she was brilliant in In Treatment. Henry Hopper looks very much like his father.

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arguably one of the better, maybe best, German films of the 90s, but doesn't hold a candle to Herzog's version from 20 years earlier

Rewatched Syencdoche, New York. Liked it more this time around, knowing what to expect. Fascinating but I think it becomes a bit dense and muddled.

Scott Pilgrim vs the World

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It's a fun ride, it looks amazing.

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Final Destination 5 at cinema.
The Pursuit of Happyness on Tv.

The White Ribbon

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Splendid black and white cinematography.


The New World

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Incredible film.

I'm going to watch Insidious asap.

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Cried my eyes out :bigcry: :bigcry: :o

Saw The Adventures of Tintin today. It was a lot of fun, much better than Indy 4. It looks great, the 3D is used well, not too intrusive (though this is only the second 3D film I've seen). I felt Craig's villain was a bit thinly written though. Snowwy steals the show from everyone. Feel like revisiting some of the animated show, haven't seen it in years.

guess I'll give it a pass then, Craig would really be the only reason to watch (in theatre)

for me:

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and looking forward to A Dangerous Method on the weekend:dance:

Some De Palma movies during the weekend: Body Double, Obsession & Dressed To Kill (my fave)

and looking forward to A Dangerous Method on the weekend:dance:

I have to wait until February :mad:

I honestly can't remember :confused:

Since the last update..

Il Divo, My Brother is an Only Child (Mio fratello è figlio unico), The Beat that My Heart Skipped (De battre mon cœur s'est arrêté), Together (Tilsammans), Coco Avant Chanel, Billy Elliot, The Disappearance of Alice Creed.

I have to wait until February :mad:

:hug: you guys get Breaking Dawn a week earlier as compensation

ps.
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and the first part from Laconia (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1504261/)

:hug: you guys get Breaking Dawn a week earlier as compensation

ps.
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and the first part from Laconia (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1504261/)

Haven't seen it yet. I watched Casino by Scorsese. No idea how could I avoided it for such a long time. Very good film however I found DeNiro a bit boring as he is almost always the same. Sharon Stone is natural and fantastic and real. Joe Pesci is also realistic. Don Rickles is great as the director of the casino.

:hug: you guys get Breaking Dawn a week earlier as compensation

:lol: Adding insult to injury.

After almost a decade a watched Femme Fatale (Brian De Palma) again. Maybe his best movie :worship:

Oblomov (1980) by Mihalkov. Beautiful film and the russian actors are great in it. The atmosphere, the cinematography and the narrative are all fantastic. Not many people can watch this movie because it's not a commercial one. In the dark russian winter friends and his love leave Oblomov.

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Happy 71st Mr. Waterston:yeah:

Toby Dammit by Fellini. (1968)
Interesting film but has too much of Fellini's powerful style and it's bad for a short film like this. The main character's actor is a bit irritating but the costumes, lights,cinematography are the true positives in this film.

I just watched a movie the other night called Strange Days and it was a strange movie. It was made in 1999 and it was about the New Year's Eve coming up in 2000. The movie wasn't funny at all, but remembering how upset people were over Y2K certainly was :lol: And here it is almost the last of 2011 and the world is still going--maybe not going strong with all the problems, but still here anyway!

Anchorman
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I love it. Some truly classic lines.

Stalker
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Whoa.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2
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It is magnificient on Blu-ray. Better than in theater.

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Redbelt. Really liked this, as usual Mamet zigs when you expect a zag. He always shuns conventions and completely glosses over neccessary plot points and big moments.

The Ring

Sunday Bloody Sunday- forgot how much I enjoyed this when I first watched it. Pretty good take on the late 60's/early 70's and how relationships are drawn and quartered bit by bit.

Sunday Bloody Sunday- forgot how much I enjoyed this when I first watched it. Pretty good take on the late 60's/early 70's and how relationships are drawn and quartered bit by bit.

I've never heard of that movie, but what a title :eek:

I've never heard of that movie, but what a title :eek:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067805/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067805/

Thanks :)

Kinsey

Saw Warrior today. It was pretty much how I had read. Between the stories of the two bothers, every fight movie cliche is thrown at the screen but it somehow works for a 135 mins that flew by. The three leads are all good, though Hardy doesn't get much chance to show a lot of range. I failed to recognise Kurt Angle as the biggest, baddest MMA fighter, my ten year old self is very angry right now :lol:

Leap Year - Ireland looked so beautiful :)

Kill Bill.

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Vol 1 is great
Vol 2 is a dud

Another Woman. Woody doing Bergman, very similar to Wild Strawberries.

Moneyball. Pitt continues on his good streak. As I posted, I saw Warrior a few days ago which was a typical, yet enjoyable, sports movie. This though is just a completely different take on the genre. We don't really get to know any players or watch any tense matches unfold, just one match is focused on significantly. This is all about the inner workings of money and trades in baseball, and while I know nothing about baseball I thoroughly enjoyed it as the same problems effect, for instance, soccer. My one qualm was that PSH was underused.

12 angry men....a classic

Saw 'Drive' last night and I must confess that I'm really impressed. This is maybe the best movie I've watched this year. Gosling (an actor who never caught my attention until now) is INMENSE here, Carey & the rest of the cast are ideal too. Some influences from Melville's movies, some others from 'Shane', some touchs from Bronsons' & Eastwood 70's thrillers are there too.
The lights, the camera angles, the music (retro -techno), the use of the silence and of course the fucking scorpio jacket makes this film a classic movie. I'm still in shock.

What About Bob

have probably seen it like 20 times in the last 5 yrs but I love it

Richard Dreyfuss is in one of my favorite roles of his as Dr Leo Marvin

Bill Murray is great as Bob Wiley

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Trespass- waste of time

Saw 'Drive' last night and I must confess that I'm really impressed. This is maybe the best movie I've watched this year. Gosling (an actor who never caught my attention until now) is INMENSE here, Carey & the rest of the cast are ideal too. Some influences from Melville's movies, some others from 'Shane', some touchs from Bronsons' & Eastwood 70's thrillers are there too.
The lights, the camera angles, the music (retro -techno), the use of the silence and of course the fucking scorpio jacket makes this film a classic movie. I'm still in shock.

Always liked Gosling, especially in Lars and the Real Girl. Think Half Nelson is overrated in terms of plot but he more than showed his credentials there too.

I've been wanting to watch it for ages, now I definitely will after your review.

Unknown

Rewatched 'Nostalghia' & 'Tempo Di Viaggio' (A.Tarkovsky)

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It was alright. A bit contrived, I thought.

The Adventures of Tin Tin or whatever it's called. I fell asleep a little towards the end (I watched it in one of those super comfortable and deluxe theatres with a super nice couch). I didn't get it.

"The Devils Double"

Quite a bad movie but the lead role is enacted very well.

@tripwires The movie was extremely slow but for a TinTin fan like me, I loved it. A few of the callbacks to the comics and the animation itself were brilliant.

TinTin was slow? :confused:

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Hearts of Darkness.
Not better than Apocalypse Now, as I've heard people say, but definitely illuminating. About 8/10, if we're still doing the rating thing.

Midnight Ninja: I've never read the comics so that's probably why I couldn't appreciate it. My boyfriend followed the comics and he thought it was good. :) I liked the animation and some of the jokes but it didn't draw me in.

Ghost (1990) .The 4th time I am seeing that movie :D

Rampart. Woody really is fantastic here. Some of the cinematography and editing is a bit distracting though.

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Has not aged well. Still an entertaining movie

Martha Marcy May Marlene. Cheated and watched the workprint that is online, couldn't wait :o A little bit dissapointed, had high hopes for this. Olsen and Hawkes are very good and the film has some very haunting and unsettling moments. The deliberate pacing, the silence, I thought I would love this and thinking about it now I don't know why I didn't, maybe just not in the right mood. I almost feel it wasn't the sum of its parts. Will rewatch it when I am able to see the finished version.

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Ominous, yet beautiful. Obligatory viewing for any movie fan. Well worth a rewatch.

I'm also in the process of rewatching all of Robert Bresson's movies.

Friends with Benefits. Lots of sex, my girlfriend enjoyed it...perfect chick flick.

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Has not aged well. Still an entertaining movie

I agree with your first sentence.

My wife has seen a lot of older movies and she had me watch this with her.

I was a bit underwhelmed, to say the least.

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Very good~

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This one too :)

Through a Glass Darkly (Ingmar Bergman), again
Difficult, rough movie. Can't decide if the final is optimistic or just the opposite.

Misery

Drive. 7/10

No Strings Attached

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Had some funny scenes but none of them made me laugh out loud. :shrug:
I would only suggest it to those who have nothing better do to on a Sunday afternoon.

FearDotCom

La Marseillaise (J. Renoir)

Final Destination 2

hard candy

been a while i watched a thriller with so strong character development/good word choice in script... ellen page stole the show, though a scriptwriter helped her... props.

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Gee I have this movie recorded, but haven't gotten around to watching it yet!

Last movie watched The Rookie.

Girl, Interrupted --I finally got around to watching it and before the movie started there was a message that said the movie had been edited to fit the time format. Actually the movie was edited out so they could edit in about 100+ commercials :rolleyes:

Take Shelter
Hugo
Cross of Iron
Zelig
Near Dark
Memories of Murder

^^Memories of Murder is a great movie.

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Great, great movie. Brutal and terrifying in parts, tender and compassionate in others. Haven't been this impressed by a movie in a while. Both the lead actors :worship:

Biutiful
Breaking the Waves
Bridesmaids

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Great, great movie. Brutal and terrifying in parts, tender and compassionate in others. Haven't been this impressed by a movie in a while. Both the lead actors :worship:

I like the cinematography and the settings, costumes etc. Yes the leads actors/actress are good. But i don't like the sex scenes, too much :help:

I understand that the first sex scene is "invading/possessing", after that, the remaining sex scenes changed because of the increase of love. But still i don't think it is that reasonable the main actress comes back to the main actor after such "rude" sex :scratch:

I like the cinematography and the settings, costumes etc. Yes the leads actors/actress are good. But i don't like the sex scenes, too much :help:

I understand that the first sex scene is "invading/possessing", after that, the remaining sex scenes changed because of the increase of love. But still i don't think it is that reasonable the main actress comes back to the main actor after such "rude" sex :scratch:

I've never ever heard of the movie, but I love your description of the movie ;)

Super 8. A good dose of nostalgia and not just for Spielberg's early films and the 70s but for when summer movies were actually good :lol: Plus I generally like this kind of small town setting and films that contain film making elements.

I like the cinematography and the settings, costumes etc. Yes the leads actors/actress are good. But i don't like the sex scenes, too much :help:

I understand that the first sex scene is "invading/possessing", after that, the remaining sex scenes changed because of the increase of love. But still i don't think it is that reasonable the main actress comes back to the main actor after such "rude" sex :scratch:

Here is my interpretation.

Note spoilers below. I am going to write in small, light colored font in case anyone wants to watch the movie. So please ignore this post.

The lead guy is an extremely lonely man. He spends his days interrogating people and beating them to death. The only way he feels alive is when he is hated. He tells her as much when he meets her after the first "****". And it is not like she goes back to him willingly. Her whole life has been empty, her previous efforts wasted and the only thing she has to keep her going is her "mission". That's why she agrees to go back to him. But gradually, even such a brutal man finally and painfully and slowly softens and begins to trust the girl. The sign of that is when he offers her the jewelry. At that point, the girl discovers that the man is human and is capable of love afterall. Their conversation in the Japanese quarters is hugely revealing when he claps like a child after she sings. That is why she takes the decision in the jewelry store despite knowing what it will bring her. Imo, she is finally at peace after that moment.

50/50 - surprisingly really good. That said, Seth Rogen is SO one-note, obnoxious and annoying.

The Hit (S.Frears)
Terence Stamp, John Hurt, Tim Roth (his debut on the big screen).
Only saw it once back in the 90s on TV, now finally catch the criterion edition and watched it no dubbed. Memorable movie, filmed mainly on Spain.

Here is my interpretation.

Note spoilers below. I am going to write in small, light colored font in case anyone wants to watch the movie. So please ignore this post.

The lead guy is an extremely lonely man. He spends his days interrogating people and beating them to death. The only way he feels alive is when he is hated. He tells her as much when he meets her after the first "****". And it is not like she goes back to him willingly. Her whole life has been empty, her previous efforts wasted and the only thing she has to keep her going is her "mission". That's why she agrees to go back to him. But gradually, even such a brutal man finally and painfully and slowly softens and begins to trust the girl. The sign of that is when he offers her the jewelry. At that point, the girl discovers that the man is human and is capable of love afterall. Their conversation in the Japanese quarters is hugely revealing when he claps like a child after she sings. That is why she takes the decision in the jewelry store despite knowing what it will bring her. Imo, she is finally at peace after that moment.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Actually I understood what you mentioned, just that I find it not very reasonable that the man, knowing how he treated the girl in their first sexual encouter, would still expect the girl to come back to her (he clearly has a lot of interest on her, as evidenced by him not forgetting her after 3 years, so he must have wish her to continue staying with him). I mean, he could have treated her a little bit better, to give a better impresson for her so that she won't run away.

And as for the girl, I mean a normal girl, if not for the mission, i don't think she would continue staying with him.

And I still find it unreasonable that, even though the mission was being supported and covered by some secret society, a man with such powerful status and smart would be "cheated" by this girl, not having a little bit of suspicion as to whether she has a mission to destroy him :shrug:

I've read spoilers and all and I still would like to see the movie!

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this overacted, overwrought script that goes nowhere nearly put me to sleep. there was no drama or tension and i felt no empathy for these characters. don't waste your money on this boring crap.

0 stars.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Actually I understood what you mentioned, just that I find it not very reasonable that the man, knowing how he treated the girl in their first sexual encouter, would still expect the girl to come back to her (he clearly has a lot of interest on her, as evidenced by him not forgetting her after 3 years, so he must have wish her to continue staying with him). I mean, he could have treated her a little bit better, to give a better impresson for her so that she won't run away.

I am not sure we are speaking of the same timeline. She goes back to him after 3 years. He recognizes her and he is actually lusting after her all this time. My guess is that he is very suspicious of her initially. But his lust is greater than the suspicion. His first mistreatment of her( This is after 3 years) also comes partly from the suspicion apart from everything else. Once that happens she plans to leave but is not sure what to do. When she is getting ready to leave (after 4 days or so) he asks her if she hates him and she replies yes. She doesn't have a chance to leave at that point. And things things evolve the way they do with the first scene of the movie taking place after one year of their being together. By this time, he has begun to trust her and even love her.
And I still find it unreasonable that, even though the mission was being supported and covered by some secret society, a man with such powerful status and smart would be "cheated" by this girl, not having a little bit of suspicion as to whether she has a mission to destroy him :shrug:He does suspect her most of the time I think but his other emotions take over. I read that much of it was actually based on a real life incident so maybe such things happen.

The Dreamers.

Heat & Collateral (M.Mann)

The Dreamers.

makes you want to http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af67/15crewdawg/running-smiley.gif through Louvre

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still one of my fav remakes, although I wish Marty would have gone even a step further away from the original with an alternate (i.e. non-happy) ending and the camera closing in on Cady's hate-ridden face darkening into the closing credits

The Descendents.

I liked it(cried in a few scenes:o) but it will have its haters. Not a really great movie.

makes you want to http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/af67/15crewdawg/running-smiley.gif through Louvre

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still one of my fav remakes, although I wish Marty would have gone even a step further away from the original with an alternate (i.e. non-happy) ending and the camera closing in on Cady's hate-ridden face darkening into the closing credits

:lol: It does. I guess I need to watch Bande a Parte now.

Rewatched Cape Fear a few months back. Still my least favourite Scorsese/DeNiro collaboration, though it was less camp than I remembered it to be. Hope they get around to The Irishman, or anything. Marty has been attatched to a lot of new projects recently, none of them sounding too interesting. Hopefully he gets to Silence next then The Irishman.

Affliction. Very good performance from Nolte.

Black Book. An absurd, trashy, yet gripping and very enjoyable film.

The Hit. This one did not go the way I was expecting, a nice suprise. Tim Roth steals the show, reminded me of Day-Lewis. It seems Frears is going to be remaking it.

Firefox (C.Eastwood)

casablanca :worship:

The Descendents.

I liked it(cried in a few scenes:o) but it will have its haters. Not a really great movie.

:stupid:

:stupid:

??

:lol:

Cape Fear is good.

I watched:
The Warrior (much worse than The Fighter though I like MMA far more than boxing)
Paul (sadly much much worse than Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, not even Simon Pegg/Nick Frost being their usual brilliant and Seth Rogen voicing Paul save it)

Married Life

:lol:

that was random although I agree my post deserved such a response.

The Fellowship of the Ring. After The Hobbit trailer I felt it was time for a rewatch, it has been about 8 years since I've seen any of these and longer since I've read them. This one was my favourite, sadly it was not as good as I remembered. The pacing was just awkward, from one set piece/obstacle to the next and all the dialogue was exposition (an inherent weakness sure, but it was so clunky at times). Still an ejoyabale ride and some great individual moments but it felt a little too much like a list being checked off. Maybe the extended edition corrects these problems, holding off on watching the other two until I can get them.

The Believer. An interesting film, shares similarities with American History X. Gosling is good as a self loathing Jew turned neo Nazi.

Broadway Danny Rose. Continuing to slowly make my way through his filmography, this is another wonderful film from Woody, some hilarious moments.

Tina: They shot him in the eyes.
Danny: He's blind?
Tina: No, you idiot. He's dead.
Danny: Oh, right. Because the bullets go right through ...

Danny: My rabbi, Rabbi Perlstein, used to say we are all guilty in the eyes of God.
Tina: You believe in God?
Danny: No, but I'm guilty over it.

:lol:

Deception

The Fellowship of the Ring. After The Hobbit trailer I felt it was time for a rewatch, it has been about 8 years since I've seen any of these and longer since I've read them. This one was my favourite, sadly it was not as good as I remembered. The pacing was just awkward, from one set piece/obstacle to the next and all the dialogue was exposition (an inherent weakness sure, but it was so clunky at times). Still an ejoyabale ride and some great individual moments but it felt a little too much like a list being checked off. Maybe the extended edition corrects these problems, holding off on watching the other two until I can get them.

The Believer. An interesting film, shares similarities with American History X. Gosling is good as a self loathing Jew turned neo Nazi.

the LOTR book is much better than the movie and i found movie 1 to be quite boring .Movie 2 and 3 were good :)

usual Suspects is too good a movie :worship:

Die Hard 2 :)

To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday.

cannibal holocaust - over 30 years old and still packs quite a punch. all the controversial around this film is justified.

saw Godfather2 and Seven yesterday

The Christmas Story

The new Mission Impossible movie. I don't know what I was thinking.

You're a fedtard so your judgment has always been suspect.

You're a fedtard so your judgment has always been suspect.

I hope you're not planning on using such provocative language at the AO.

The new Mission Impossible movie. I don't know what I was thinking.

I am planning to watch this one.. was it that bad ?

I am planning to watch this one.. was it that bad ?

It was probably good for a brainless action movie but I'm not a fan of such movies so I couldn't appreciate it. If you like movies with awesome stunts, which this movie has, you may find it more enjoyable than I did. :)

I watched At her majesty's service and Godfather 3 yesterday

Mother in law
New Year Eve

Closer

Memento and Babys day out as of now :D

A Few Good Men.

I think everyone knows that one.

Contagion.
I really enjoyed it, unexpectedly.
7/10

Also, Drive.
I do not get the fuss about this film at all. Thought C. Mulligan was totally miscast, Gosling was trying too hard to be De Niro (in Taxi Driver esp.), hated the soundtrack, profoundly, and the screenplay was full of holes I couldn't overlook. The film is obviously very, very well made, I see the craft in it, it's great, but the first five minutes were fantastic and then I felt very disappointed later.
4/10, basically only for the action scenes.

Contagion.
I really enjoyed it, unexpectedly.
7/10

Also, Drive.
I do not get the fuss about this film at all. Thought C. Mulligan was totally miscast, Gosling was trying too hard to be De Niro (in Taxi Driver esp.), hated the soundtrack, profoundly, and the screenplay was full of holes I couldn't overlook. The film is obviously very, very well made, I see the craft in it, it's great, but the first five minutes were fantastic and then I felt very disappointed later.
4/10, basically only for the action scenes.

:speakles: Now I'm re-thinking whether I wanna watch this. :sad:

:speakles: Now I'm re-thinking whether I wanna watch this. :sad:
:o
Maybe you'll like some parts? I think I just expected too much and focused too much on the negatives as a result. It still has points to watch it for.
Carey M. is ok but just doesn't fit in the whole story. She always plays the same "cute, blonde, repressed" type, if they'd just scratched one of those 3, it might have worked. You should watch and judge for yourself anyway. ;)

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Mindblowing :bowdown:

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me too + Puss in boots 2 - great movie :lol: