I finally got around to watch this. Been a while since I watched anything that moved me as much as this film. Based on a true story I found it depressing and encouraging at the same time. It stars Mathieu Amalric, who is awesome (although you don't really "see" him for much of the film, rather you -literally- see the world from his eyes.), oh and Max von Sydow (<3) has a small role as well.

Jaeden

Romania1489 Posts

February 28 2009 19:02 GMT

#182

On February 28 2009 23:56 -slo.m1ke- wrote:
Awake was pretty good. Not standard at all.
Harold and Kumar - Esape from Guantanamo Bay - hilarious!

Awake was great! (although that may be because I love Jessica Alba...)

zizou21

United States3683 Posts

February 28 2009 19:58 GMT

#183

just saw primer...the fuck did i just watch? I get the basic idea and im sure there is a lot i am still confused about, but i did not think it was very good x_x

EDIT: wow just saw $7,000 budget O_O

SweeTLemonS[TPR]

11739 Posts

February 28 2009 20:19 GMT

#184

On February 15 2009 17:00 MYM.Testie wrote:

Finally got around to seeing this. I think it's full of too much symbolism and not enough substance. It's worth the watch for the tense feeling you get while watching the movie (if you like that sort of thing) with Javier Bardem's character because he is amazing in this, but in the end I didn't really feel I liked it or enjoyed it. I think it's over rated, although still a fine movie. (Yes yes, the gas station scene is great). If there is one thing that made this movie great it was Bardem.

No Country for Old Men sucked. Awful movie. The only good thing about the movie is Bardem's character; other than that, it's a steaming pile of shit.

poilord

Germany3252 Posts

February 28 2009 20:43 GMT

#185

finally got around to watching

I'm usually not a fan of German cinema, except for a few outstanding movies like "The Experiment" (Das Experiment). The Lives of Others definitely is one of those movies. Really good characters and hats off to the director for an outstanding debut.
Watch it, if you haven't already.

Xenixx

United States530 Posts

February 28 2009 20:45 GMT

#186

On February 26 2009 07:29 Centric wrote:

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Dude I didn't like Taken at all.

really? what ruined it for you? I thought Liam Neeson was excellent in it and the action sequences looked really genuine

Xenixx

United States530 Posts

February 28 2009 20:49 GMT

#187

watched quarantine last night... although i'm not a fan of that camera POV/FOV it was decent but I wanted to dropkick the lady journalist off the 3rd story stairwell

Bub

United States3518 Posts

February 28 2009 22:32 GMT

#188

last night. it was ridiculously stupid. A lot of parts you'll be going "wtf" and "......"

especially the ending that was some big WTF.

Person514cs

1004 Posts

February 28 2009 22:45 GMT

#189

On February 28 2009 09:56 MuR)Ernu wrote:

one of the best movies i have seen in a while

One of the best movies i Have seen in the past 5 years. It had a different cover before.

MuR)Ernu

Finland768 Posts

February 28 2009 23:13 GMT

#190

On March 01 2009 07:45 Person514cs wrote:

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One of the best movies i Have seen in the past 5 years. It had a different cover before.

i just got a quick pic from google

Actually this movie will be one of my lifetime favourites i think. Its really good.

Its so "cruel" realistic in a way, but still so sweet.
i love it

radiumz0rz

United States253 Posts

February 28 2009 23:17 GMT

#191

I agree, I would recommend Persepolis to others like me who do not know much about Iran or the modern Middle East as an amuse bouche into a different culture

ZoW

United States3983 Posts

February 28 2009 23:47 GMT

#192

This movie is now even better because of HD.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

March 01 2009 10:15 GMT

#193

On February 16 2009 03:17 TryThis wrote:
gran torino was amazing. As was the wrestler.

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this is the best vampire movie i have ever seen.

Ok, I love this movie.

HeavOnEarth

United States7087 Posts

March 01 2009 13:50 GMT

#194

On March 01 2009 04:02 Jaeden wrote:

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Awake was great! (although that may be because I love Jessica Alba...)

Awake was ok.

keit

1584 Posts

March 01 2009 14:27 GMT

#195

The new Charlie Kaufman movie. Really weird movie which somehow still enchanted me. Some might say it's pretentious garbage but it has an impact in different ways to people.
Characters mix up, and the chronology makes it really hard to follow. Sometimes to the degree that you don't even know what's really going on below the surface.
Superb acting by the whole cast, especially Philip Seymour Hoffman makes this a movie that you just have to watch.

Carnac

Germany / USA16648 Posts

March 01 2009 14:47 GMT

#196

Philip Seymour Hoffman is indeed incredible, I might check out this movie just for him

HeavOnEarth

United States7087 Posts

March 01 2009 15:17 GMT

#197

On March 01 2009 23:47 Carnac wrote:
Philip Seymour Hoffman is indeed incredible, I might check out this movie just for him

tell me how it goes o-o'

infinity21

Canada6683 Posts

March 01 2009 16:13 GMT

#198

I just saw Street Fighter: the Legend of Chun-Li. What a waste of $11.50

jello_biafra

United Kingdom6642 Posts

March 01 2009 16:22 GMT

#199

On February 17 2009 03:00 CapO wrote:

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i saw it less than a month ago. i have a question about the ending,

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was it supposed to be funny that the boss shot himself because he thought he killed a child instead of a midget? or is there a message like, midgets are short and look young, but they are not kids? if i go deeper, was the theme "age doesn't mean shit"? in other words, you can be a little kid and still be a serial killer?

I thought it was mainly for the humour, but I guess there could have been some kind of moral to it I'm not sure, there was a fair amount of midget discussion so it's definitely possible.

Thanks to the people who recommended Defiance and Religulous, downloaded them both and they were worth watching