On March 28 2014 13:15 cam connor wrote:
both those movies rule
this scene from moonrise kingdom is basically the best scene in film history
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Even better than the first three minutes of this?

Cam Connor

Canada786 Posts

March 29 2014 03:40 GMT

#6042

2001: A Bore Odyssey

if you want a GOOD movie about space and robots i recommend Wall-E, the greatest movie ever made

Roswell

United States250 Posts

March 29 2014 04:13 GMT

#6043

On March 29 2014 12:40 cam connor wrote:
2001: A Bore Odyssey

if you want a GOOD movie about space and robots i recommend Wall-E, the greatest movie ever made

yeah the first 25 minutes of Wall-E is amazing, the rest is generic animation crap. 2001 is one of the most influential movies ever made.

butchji

Germany1531 Posts

March 29 2014 08:29 GMT

#6044

On March 29 2014 12:40 cam connor wrote:
2001: A Bore Odyssey

if you want a GOOD movie about space and robots i recommend Wall-E, the greatest movie ever made

butchji

Germany1531 Posts

March 29 2014 17:51 GMT

#6045

Brotherhood (2004)

I'm 15 minutes 37 minutes into the film when one of the brother says: "It's war."

Literally nothing happenend yet except getting the point across that everyone was fucking happy before the war. Let's see where this will go.

Edit: Well, I didn't believe one bit of this constructed story nor did I care. The war elements of the films were of very high quality. They certainly copied a lot from hollywood, for the good and the bad. The acting was atrocious at times. It was so overly melodramatic with an overuse of tear-jerking music. What worked for me in "Saving Private Ryan" and actually put me to tears made me face palm in this film.

5 out of 10

Zooper31

United States5711 Posts

March 30 2014 00:17 GMT

#6046

The Grand Budapest Hotel
10/10

Literally don't think anything could've been done to improve this movie short of making it longer so you can enjoy it more. Tons of great actors all doing brilliantly and the style was wholly unique. It had it's own twist to things and it didn't have a story you could easily predict.

Yezzus

United States2318 Posts

March 30 2014 14:51 GMT

#6047

Prisoners

Movie with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhall.

Wow really long but really great movie. One of the best ive seen in a while. Anyone here seen it what did you guys think?

Cam Connor

Canada786 Posts

March 30 2014 15:26 GMT

#6048

i haven't seen it but the stars are both beautiful men

Peeano

Netherlands5209 Posts

March 30 2014 21:09 GMT

#6049

On March 30 2014 23:51 Yezzus wrote:
Prisoners

Movie with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhall.

Wow really long but really great movie. One of the best ive seen in a while. Anyone here seen it what did you guys think?

I saw it. Jake's outfit was too small.
It started as a good setup for a believable story, but soon turned into a typical movie plot with little incredibility.
That is not a big deal, it was just not what I hoped for. Maybe it's because I saw Jagten prior to it and I was hoping for something equally realistic.
tl;dr: I thought it was decent.

WarSame

Canada1950 Posts

March 30 2014 21:36 GMT

#6050

Just watched Crows Zero (no poster available on IMDb)

and Grease [image loading]

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Once again, the first time I saw Grease sooo much of it went over my head. When we were in 5th grade our grade put this on a play and I still didn't pick up on how dirty is. It is one of the best musicals I've seen, though, and there are only a few songs that are hard to get into it.

Crows Zero was a cool description of a kind of Yakuza-high school. It's an all-boys school where they apparently spend none of their time in school and all of it fighting each other and smoking. If you're looking for some gang-land type films, this is one of them. A few things bothered me about the movie, but overall it was worth watching.

EDIT: Just finished Big(with Tom Hanks) and my only question is "did that woman commit statutory rape?"

Roswell

United States250 Posts

April 03 2014 04:39 GMT

#6051

Every once in a while I stumble across some movie that I had no idea existed, not even the slightest clue. Who in the hell knows what "Sorcerer" is? Time SOMEHOW forgets about the next picture that William Friedkin directed after winning two best pictures in 3 years, ("The French Connection" in 71 and "The Exorcist" in 73.) Or how about Titanic 2? Well, that one is a joke. But seriously. They make a sequel to fucking The Wizard of Oz!? And its not just some quick cash grab with a 30 million dollar budget...
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Return to Oz
Mother of satan this movie is amazing. You thought those fucking bat monkeys from the first movie was scary? This whole god damn movie is a horror film. Ugh watch this shit. Some of the effects are unreal.

The Grand Budapest Hotel
Pretty awesome.

Face/Off
Nic Cage switches faces with Travolta and steals his life and wife... cant really beat that.

Manit0u

Poland17610 Posts

April 03 2014 06:53 GMT

#6052

The Legend of Hercules

Do NOT watch. Utter garbage.

Peeano

Netherlands5209 Posts

April 03 2014 14:28 GMT

#6053

On April 03 2014 15:53 Manit0u wrote:
The Legend of Hercules

Do NOT watch. Utter garbage.

Has there actually been a Hercules movie yet, other than the cartoon, that was good?
This year Hercules (2014) with Dwayne Johnson will come out. I doubt it will be any good.

corumjhaelen

France6884 Posts

April 03 2014 14:30 GMT

#6054

Hercules and the Conquest of Atlantis has a very good reputation, my mentor thinks it's well-deserved. The rest seems forgetable.

obesechicken13

United States10467 Posts

April 03 2014 14:46 GMT

#6055

On April 03 2014 15:53 Manit0u wrote:
The Legend of Hercules

Do NOT watch. Utter garbage.

lmao. I like how there's no attempt even at analysis. THIS MOVIE IS THAT BAD!

B.I.G.

3251 Posts

April 03 2014 22:45 GMT

#6056

Just finished watching 47 Ronin. Apparently the story was based on an old Japanese tale of a group of Samurai's loyalty to their master. A quick search on the internet showed that the way the movie depicts the story is pretty much true to the tale, except for the white guy and all the magical stuff.

Entertainment wise I think it was pretty good. Kind of a fairy tale with nice visual effects and decent acting (meaning nothing brilliant and nothing annoyingly bad). So I'd say watch it if you enjoy the hack and slash movies with over the top action like 300.

In the genre of aforementioned action movies I give it a 7.

Zooper31

United States5711 Posts

April 04 2014 06:27 GMT

#6057

Captain America: Winter Soldier
8/10

If I had to rate the first Captain America I'd give it like a 5-6. Was fairly cheesy and was kinda meh. This one turned everything around and had that Avengers feel to it. Action scenes were 10x better and there was plenty of laughs. Maybe it was because I could relate more to Captain but when people got hit around I really felt bad for them because that shit looked like it hurt and was squinching and going "oooohhh" when they got smacked pretty hard.

STAY AFTER THE 2ND CREDITS. Please don't make my mistake and leave after the first usual Marvel glimpse. This one had a 2nd one after the scrolling credits too.

Coppermantis

United States845 Posts

April 04 2014 07:43 GMT

#6058

On April 04 2014 15:27 Zooper31 wrote:
Captain America: Winter Soldier
8/10

If I had to rate the first Captain America I'd give it like a 5-6. Was fairly cheesy and was kinda meh. This one turned everything around and had that Avengers feel to it. Action scenes were 10x better and there was plenty of laughs. Maybe it was because I could relate more to Captain but when people got hit around I really felt bad for them because that shit looked like it hurt and was squinching and going "oooohhh" when they got smacked pretty hard.

STAY AFTER THE 2ND CREDITS. Please don't make my mistake and leave after the first usual Marvel glimpse. This one had a 2nd one after the scrolling credits too.

Aww, heck, really? I missed the second one. I'll just find it on Youtube later, I suppose.

Movie was great, though. Lots of fun.

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I like how they just dropped three Helicarriers on Washington DC without caring at all.

butchji

Germany1531 Posts

April 04 2014 21:21 GMT

#6059

Love Exposure 2008
★★★½ Watched 04 Apr, 2014

Gotta give credit to its boldness. In my humble opinion this rather simple story doesn't justify a four hour film. Also I ain't a fan of this style of acting.

Highly recommended for anyone who finds enjoyment in the weirdness of Japan.

P.S.: It also features a great scene of a recitation of the bible which gives Pulp Fiction a run for its money.

polgas

Canada1765 Posts

April 05 2014 00:49 GMT

#6060

Darjeeling Limited - Not as good as other Wes Anderson films. Story dragged at some parts, particularly after the first part of the journey. Quirky situations and dialogue and cinematography like all Wes Anderson films.

Cloud Atlas - Finally watched this in its entirety. The first time I watched this I lost interest and quit. But it's actually ok. It's 5 or 6 movies, in different timelines, rolled into 1 with just the interesting, although familiar, parts shuffled in. Some timelines are more interesting than others, particularly the one with a more sci-fi horror take. Also, Tom Hanks played one character that made me realize that I can hate a Tom Hanks character.