I was expecting an action/thriller type movie but what i got was something completely different. It is a very slow moving character study about an assassin who's had enough and wants out. I think I would have appreciated it a lot more if I wasn't tired and actually paid attention to what was going on :/

I give it a 7/10

Endymion

United States3701 Posts

July 03 2011 23:15 GMT

#1904

On July 04 2011 04:04 Saicam wrote:
Transformers 3 : 10/10
X-Men First Class- 9/10
Super 8 - 10/10
Green Lantern- 3/10

How can you even say this, both transformers 3 and super 8 were mediocre at best, even for a child..

Grimjaw

178 Posts

July 04 2011 01:05 GMT

#1905

haha, I agree. Nice try Mr. Bay but if you rate Green Lantern 3/10 and you still give transformers 10/10.. well, sir, I'm going to oblige you stop posting reviews.

Sableyeah

Netherlands2119 Posts

July 04 2011 01:29 GMT

#1906

Must watch:
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If you are dutch that is... It's a really good movie, tells the story of 3 good friends

We (dutch) get to see how the morrocan culture is within the Netherlands.

Xardean

United States104 Posts

July 04 2011 02:23 GMT

#1907

On July 04 2011 06:12 Workforce wrote:

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Will definitely watch this one, I love Takeshi's other movies :D

In other news I watched this film yesterday

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I watched The American knowing what I was in for and was pretty disappointed. There didn't seem to be a whole lot of depth when that's what they were going for. Oh well it was only like 2 hours of my life.

Spacely

United States108 Posts

July 04 2011 03:28 GMT

#1908

This movie was a total mind-fuck.

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Grimjaw

178 Posts

July 04 2011 03:36 GMT

#1909

Anyone see Tree of Life? There is no showing near me, but I'd be willing to make a trip if it's something worthwhile

SichuanPanda

Canada1542 Posts

July 04 2011 04:19 GMT

#1910

10/10 for Kung-Fu movies. Great fight sequences, epic training for the main character, and surprisingly good dubbing, at least for the version on youtube.

Saad

United States50 Posts

July 05 2011 01:00 GMT

#1911

8/10
Really well done movie that you can analyze and maybe even relate to.
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Not really unpredictable because it gave many hints that Tyler was the main character's creation of himself but still a nice plot.

Manit0u

Poland17858 Posts

July 05 2011 15:19 GMT

#1912

Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior

Horrible.

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Game of Death

The horror! The horror!
The same mistakes as in TF3, hour+ long action scenes get boring pretty fast.

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Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li

Surprisingly good. Andrew managed to mix all the cliche and cheese stuff you'd expect from this movie with a healthy dose of really surprising and mature elements (this movie is NOT for kids, and I'm not talking about the nudity here since there's none).

Dark Stalker

102 Posts

July 05 2011 15:53 GMT

#1913

Apparently the most expensive movie made in China to date. Would not recommend. If you know the story then don't watch it. If you don't know the story then don't watch it. You know those people who like to make themselves look good but nobody else really wants to see it? That's pretty much what happened throughout the entire movie - making the good guys look good and the bad guys look bad and overdoing it.

Dude.

United States94 Posts

July 05 2011 23:05 GMT

#1914

Moon

Awesome thought provoking sci fi movie. Definitely recommend it.

Enki

United States2548 Posts

July 06 2011 07:16 GMT

#1915

Been taking a break from Kurosawa's stuff lately.

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The Man From Nowhere - Really liked this, had some pretty cool fight scenes.

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Twelve O'Clock High - About aircrews in the United States Army's Eighth Air Force who flew daylight bombing missions against Nazi Germany and occupied France during the early days of American involvement in World War II. Gregory Peck is excellent in it. Does take a awhile for the air battles to start though, moved slow for my taste.

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Let The Right One In - Wow, this was fucking amazing. A vampire movie done right, fuck yes.

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Let Me In - Was pretty faithful to the original, I did hate how they changed some parts of it though. + Show Spoiler +

Like when Eli attacked, they pretty much just CGI'd that shit, the eli in this version also seemed more brutal in general as opposed to the swedish version, where you can see she doesnt really enjoy killing people, she just has no other alternative really to get blood.

Overall, enjoyed the swedish original more, but this was still a good remake.

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The Crow - The infamous film where Brandon Lee died while filming a scene of. Just came across this by accident on netflix but decided to watch it. Some rocker is murdered along with his fiance by ruthless thugs and he gets resurrected to get revenge on the people who killed him. Thought this was pretty good.

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The Conversation - Suprised I have never heard of this considering the director is pretty famous (Francis Ford Coppola). Main character is a surveillance expert who is extremely professional with his work but also very bad with relationships. He still carrys guilt from a job years ago that ended in a few deaths, and he fears a couple he was hired to follow is going to die as well. Found this to be very good.

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IP Man 2 - Pretty good, didn't like it as much as the first one though.

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Marwencol - On April 8, 2000, Mark Hogancamp was attacked outside of a bar by five men who nearly beat him to death. After nine days in a coma and forty days in the hospital, Mark was discharged with brain damage that left him little memory of his previous life. He ends up being kicked out of the hospital because he couldn't afford it anymore. He builds a WWII era town in his backyard and populates it with action figures and barbie dolls, naming them and giving them roles, and acting out scenes with them. He also takes alot of photographs of these scenes. You get the sense that this is therapy in his mind, helping him cope with the horrible events that changed his life forever. Found this to be really good.

kalany

United States149 Posts

July 06 2011 07:22 GMT

#1916

On July 06 2011 00:53 Dark Stalker wrote:
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There's a part two as well. Definitely some of the best action and special effects comparable to 300 or even LOTR but very realistic and no CGI (the way that the Chinese roll).

Phenny

Australia1435 Posts

July 06 2011 07:28 GMT

#1917

On July 04 2011 04:04 Saicam wrote:
Transformers 3 : 10/10
X-Men First Class- 9/10
Super 8 - 10/10
Green Lantern- 3/10

I'd give transformers a 9/10 but yeh it was fucking hilarious for the first half and, the action was great too.

It's what you expect from a Transformers movie, obviously if you wanted a riveting plot with complex twists and the arthouse pseudo deep, meaningful and thought provoking theme it's not going to deliver on that.

Dark Stalker

102 Posts

July 06 2011 07:33 GMT

#1918

On July 06 2011 16:22 kalany wrote:

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There's a part two as well. Definitely some of the best action and special effects comparable to 300 or even LOTR but very realistic and no CGI (the way that the Chinese roll).

Saw both parts. It was literally a Takeshi Kaneshiro subtle brag (yet obvious to everyone else even though he's pretending not to) fest. Watching it really reminded me of this crappy blog:

http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=239796

phyren

United States1067 Posts

July 06 2011 07:36 GMT

#1919

Just saw Chinatown. Amazing film completely deserving its legendary status.

Also, to the above, the chun li street fighter movie was almost certainly one of the worst movies I have ever seen. I don't understand how you can try to claim is has depth of is only for the more mature.

Vigga

Australia8 Posts

July 10 2011 11:08 GMT

#1920

This movie blew me away as few ever have. It's a mix of stop-motion, puppetry and claymation.
"The Secret Adventures Of Tom Thumb"

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