Far and away the best story of the Bronte/Bronte/Austin Trio. Newest version is pretty good, but it's hard to go wrong with such awesome source material. (And this coming from a straight male!)

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Mahina

Netherlands44 Posts

April 16 2011 08:25 GMT

#1683

The thing with this time of movie is that it can either be good, bad or boring. Sometimes the costuming etc. is so horrible, or they completely misrepresent the historical person in question, but these type of movies can also be a bit on the dull side. However I thought this movie was really good and liked it very well. The costuming was accurate, the acting was good and the storyline engaging

pyrogenetix

China5098 Posts

April 20 2011 14:25 GMT

#1684

The Man From Nowhere

korean movies are really good at doing hand to hand combat action

Thane421

Netherlands40 Posts

April 20 2011 15:42 GMT

#1685

Saw Paul a few days ago. Laughed my ass off :b Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are awesome! [image loading]

hilarious movie! :D

KangaRuthless

United States304 Posts

April 20 2011 15:42 GMT

#1686

I just watched Robocop and Robocop 2. I found the first movie to be a very enjoyable satire of American culture (from the excessive lifestyles of the rich, to the advertisements, to the ultraviolence). Great movie, well-directed, well-acted, great special effects, great dialogue, great exploration of what it means to be human.

The second movie should have been great (was co-written by Frank Miller of Sin City) but got bogged down in the middle to the point of being almost unbearable to watch. At least the final fight scene was kick ass. Also, why was Robocop blue in the second film?

Sinnq

Denmark75 Posts

April 20 2011 17:33 GMT

#1687

Watched Restrepo yesterday. I thought it was really great, but It didn't have the same impact on me as Armadillo had. I'm also about to watch shoah. [image loading]

Manit0u

Poland17740 Posts

April 21 2011 13:13 GMT

#1688

Red Scorpion

- Are you out of your mind?!
- No, just out of bullets.

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Casino Jack

These two movies are perfectly tied to each other. Awesome.

Kenpachi

United States9908 Posts

April 21 2011 13:15 GMT

#1689

On April 21 2011 00:42 Thane421 wrote:
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Saw Paul a few days ago. Laughed my ass off :b Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are awesome! [image loading]

hilarious movie! :D

is that Husky with his stache?

Tuthur

France985 Posts

April 21 2011 13:17 GMT

#1690

On April 21 2011 22:15 Kenpachi wrote:

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is that Husky with his stache?

I'm pretty sure it's WhiteRa

Enki

United States2548 Posts

April 24 2011 21:49 GMT

#1691

Watched the other 2 Infernal Affairs movies. Such a good series.

The Eagle - Sorta typical action movie here. The film tells the story of a young Roman officer searching to recover the lost Roman eagle standard of his father's legion in the northern part of Great Britain. There were alot of slow parts in it though which kinda threw off the pacing for me.

Inside Job - Ended up learning alot about the collapse, and economics in general. Must watch IMO.

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Knowing - Bunch of bullshit. Don't waste your time.

cYaN

Norway3322 Posts

April 25 2011 14:52 GMT

#1692

Enjoyed it quite a bit, and I think Ray Stevenson is an amazing actor. Loved him in Rome and a few other minor roles as well.

KangaRuthless

United States304 Posts

April 26 2011 17:25 GMT

#1693

Saw Hanna yesterday and found it very entertaining. The movie blends genres so deftly I felt like I was watching the product of a graphic novel. The movie is both an action thriller about a cold-blooded teenager set loose in the real world to exact revenge as well as a fairy tale about a girl growing up in today's modern world. I loved the attention given to various cultures, especially the music sequences. I sat through half of the movie trying to tie themes together before letting go of any notion to analyze a movie that's meant to entertain more than it is to meant to make you think. Great soundtrack by The Chemical Brothers as well.

4/5

sung_moon

United States10110 Posts

April 26 2011 20:26 GMT

#1694

the creators of machine girl/tokyo gore police must have taken inspiration from this. although i actually enjoyed this one
the oscar/riki fight is just amazing

Th0R

Canada359 Posts

April 27 2011 00:16 GMT

#1695

Just watched Tron Legacy. Was a really bad movie. Confusing and some pretty bad acting. Disney hyped it up so much for nothing

Karpify

United States20 Posts

April 27 2011 03:37 GMT

#1696

Rebecca (1940) - Directed by Alfred Hitchcock; his only film to win Best Picture at the Oscars. Starring Lawrence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, and Judith Anderson.

It was a pretty good film- a bit spooky, with great performances. I like other films by Hitchcock (who doesn't?), and this one did not disappoint. Still, I'm not sure it should have won Best Picture over The Grapes of Wrath.

4/5

Roeder

Denmark735 Posts

April 29 2011 00:44 GMT

#1697

Just saw Hachi: A Dog's Tale.

I cried the last 30 minutes of the film. It's so emotional.
It's based on the famous Japanese dog, that was extremely loyal to it's owner. Even after his death.

Mjolnir

912 Posts

April 29 2011 00:52 GMT

#1698

I (unfortunately) saw "Your Highness." http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/your_highness/

I think it may have been the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. It's utterly atrocious. I managed to get my money back, it being so bad that I made a good effort for the refund.

As bored as you've ever been in your life - it's still not worth watching. You'd get more entertainment by doing shots of Clorox than by watching "Your Highness."

Just a warning to all - avoid at all costs. Utterly asinine, stupid, juvenile, humour. To call it collegiate (as one of my friends did) is an insult to that term - it's that bad.

EDIT: Added link to movie.

TheRiotXL

23 Posts

April 29 2011 00:56 GMT

#1699

I saw "Source Code" the other night.

Really awesome movie!

RoyaleBrainSlug

United States295 Posts

April 29 2011 01:02 GMT

#1700