Wasn't bad. Kept me entertained for a couple of hours, which is the main thing I guess.
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Film's you've seen today
KabukiJoe- Number of posts : 492
Age : 42
Location : North Yorkshire
Registration date : 2008-10-10
- Post n°151
Re: Film's you've seen today
Wanted
Wasn't bad. Kept me entertained for a couple of hours, which is the main thing I guess.
Wasn't bad. Kept me entertained for a couple of hours, which is the main thing I guess.
Rooq- Number of posts : 588
Age : 45
Location : Earth
Registration date : 2008-09-17
- Post n°152
Re: Film's you've seen today
KabukiJoe wrote:Saw V
Wasn't bad, certainly isn't the weakest in the series, but really can't see where the story's going to lead to now. Guess we wait til next Hallowe'en and find out.
Yeah it wasnt too bad either! not the goriest of the lot which is good, told more of a story, the ending was sad though... as I liked him... awww
But I think the 6th and probably last one will see
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- Hoffmann
KabukiJoe- Number of posts : 492
Age : 42
Location : North Yorkshire
Registration date : 2008-10-10
- Post n°153
Re: Film's you've seen today
I was thinking that too or that they both carry on Jigsaw's work. Anyone else watch Saw and think that Hoffman looked like Jim Carver from The Bill or was that just me?
potato jack- Number of posts : 46
Registration date : 2008-09-25
- Post n°154
Re: Film's you've seen today
Godzilla:Final Wars
Godzilla kicked ass and it was great.
Godzilla kicked ass and it was great.
Guest- Guest
- Post n°155
Re: Film's you've seen today
Had some free time on my hands to watched a couple of movies to see if I could "get" what's so fantastic about them.
Billy Elliot - Nope, still don't get it. Predictable linear plot and outside of Julie Walters and the Dad the acting is sub par. My mum loves it as she's a 6th generation geordie. Maybe I'm too young to understand it. In any case, it's not as dreadful as the musical which is probably the worst thing I've ever seen on a stage after Dirty Dancing.
Lost in Transation - nope, still plotless drivel and about as funny as a fart in a broken lift.
Billy Elliot - Nope, still don't get it. Predictable linear plot and outside of Julie Walters and the Dad the acting is sub par. My mum loves it as she's a 6th generation geordie. Maybe I'm too young to understand it. In any case, it's not as dreadful as the musical which is probably the worst thing I've ever seen on a stage after Dirty Dancing.
Lost in Transation - nope, still plotless drivel and about as funny as a fart in a broken lift.
Rooq- Number of posts : 588
Age : 45
Location : Earth
Registration date : 2008-09-17
- Post n°156
Re: Film's you've seen today
KabukiJoe wrote:I was thinking that too or that they both carry on Jigsaw's work. Anyone else watch Saw and think that Hoffman looked like Jim Carver from The Bill or was that just me?
Yeah maybe, but I can see Hoffmann meeting a rather nasty end in the 6th film!!! pretty cool bad guy though the look he gave at the end of the film made you go "you evil bastard!"
Carver??? hmmm think that may just be you. hehe
brother of destruction- Number of posts : 370
Age : 41
Location : A couple of miles east of parts unknown
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°157
Re: Film's you've seen today
Saw The Forgotten.
Was better than average, but yet another one that had a poor ending. Well built up but the finish just didn't feel right tbh.
Was better than average, but yet another one that had a poor ending. Well built up but the finish just didn't feel right tbh.
Shane McMahon- Number of posts : 355
Age : 54
Location : New York
Registration date : 2008-10-12
- Post n°158
Re: Film's you've seen today
Halloween (2007) ***
First half was pretty good, but it dragged on too much in the second half and lacked any real suspense.
First half was pretty good, but it dragged on too much in the second half and lacked any real suspense.
The Ayatollah- Number of posts : 719
Age : 43
Location : Edinburgh
Registration date : 2008-09-16
- Post n°159
Re: Film's you've seen today
Quantum of Solace: Daniel Craig is brilliant in QOS. Turning Bond into a right bad-ass, action packed from start to finish. I look forward to his next 007 flick if this and Casino Royale are any indication. Was glad to see Jeffrey Wright back as Felix Leiter.
Garibaldi- The Higher Power
- Number of posts : 1401
Age : 50
Location : First in line for the funny farm
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°160
Re: Film's you've seen today
Probably agree with everything you said...except the praise for Casino Royale. I grew up during the Roger Moore years and despite I have to say that I have never been as disappointed by a Bond film as I was by that (and, obviously Die Another Day - that was just an abortion of a film all round). For me CR has little plot, little to grab the interest and very little in the way of iconic moments.
QoS...once you get past the fact that you know the scriptwriter was watching Bourne when he wrote the opening chase, and that Gemma Arterton was, for me, not just Christmas Jones bad, but Holly Goodnight bad, it was much more a bond film. And a damn good one
QoS...once you get past the fact that you know the scriptwriter was watching Bourne when he wrote the opening chase, and that Gemma Arterton was, for me, not just Christmas Jones bad, but Holly Goodnight bad, it was much more a bond film. And a damn good one
Rooq- Number of posts : 588
Age : 45
Location : Earth
Registration date : 2008-09-17
- Post n°161
Re: Film's you've seen today
Quantum of Solace
Good action scenes, but apart from that, was a very dire movie and got bored after an hour.
Good action scenes, but apart from that, was a very dire movie and got bored after an hour.
KabukiJoe- Number of posts : 492
Age : 42
Location : North Yorkshire
Registration date : 2008-10-10
- Post n°162
Re: Film's you've seen today
I actually quite enjoyed Quantum Of Solace. Having said that, I spent a fair bit of the film trying to keep track of who was dealing with who and who was double crossing who. And by the time I managed to figure something out, there were many explosions going off on-screen. Will have to see it again.
Shane McMahon- Number of posts : 355
Age : 54
Location : New York
Registration date : 2008-10-12
- Post n°163
Re: Film's you've seen today
Untraceable *
Unwatchable.
Unwatchable.
KabukiJoe- Number of posts : 492
Age : 42
Location : North Yorkshire
Registration date : 2008-10-10
- Post n°164
Re: Film's you've seen today
Trainspotting
Is definitely a film I can watch time and again without becoming bored of. Was slightly distracting watching it with my girlfriend who's doing a work placement in a drug rehab clinic and she kept pointing things out that had little or no relevance to the film.
Is definitely a film I can watch time and again without becoming bored of. Was slightly distracting watching it with my girlfriend who's doing a work placement in a drug rehab clinic and she kept pointing things out that had little or no relevance to the film.
'Dub- The Final Cylon
- Number of posts : 350
Age : 38
Location : Cardiff, Wales.
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°165
Re: Film's you've seen today
Slacker
Didn't enjoy it. The first 5 mins were good but after that it got tiresome.
American Gangster
Very good. Might've been a tad too long, though I did watch the extended version so it's my own fault really.
Didn't enjoy it. The first 5 mins were good but after that it got tiresome.
American Gangster
Very good. Might've been a tad too long, though I did watch the extended version so it's my own fault really.
Outlaw2x4- Number of posts : 664
Location : Eire
Registration date : 2008-09-18
- Post n°166
Re: Film's you've seen today
Dark City
How the hell did it take me so long to see this movie? In one word, amazing. If you haven't seen it, see it now. But make sure it's the Directors Cut and not the original version.
W
I would have preferred something that wasn't so on the fence. Really you won't walk away from this movie with any different opinion of Bush, but I did enjoy the film nontheless. While Brolin is amazing in the role, its really Dreyfuss as Cheney and Jeffrey Wright as Powell that really steal the show.
Hunger
Didn't cover as much of the strike as I would have liked. For instance, the movie focuses only on Bobby Sands during the strike, almost to a point where the viewer thinks only he is on strike. Despite this though the movie is excellent. Very rough and brutal at times. Fassenbenders performance does a serious amount of justice to Sands sacrifice.
Quantum of Solace
Major step down from Casino Royale. I'm loving the new dark Bond, but don't like how the movie went back to the old formulaic bond movie style. The reason I loved Casino Royale so much was that it was so unlike any other Bond film. But it was pretty decent nontheless. Beats out the Brosnan movies by a mile, except Goldeneye.
Pride and Glory
Very forgetable and nothing I haven't seen before. But it is quite enjoyable all the same. Decent story, but its the performances that carry the movie. Farrell and Emmerich are particularly good, though Norton is disappointing and seems to keep playing every character the same way. Worth a watch though.
How the hell did it take me so long to see this movie? In one word, amazing. If you haven't seen it, see it now. But make sure it's the Directors Cut and not the original version.
W
I would have preferred something that wasn't so on the fence. Really you won't walk away from this movie with any different opinion of Bush, but I did enjoy the film nontheless. While Brolin is amazing in the role, its really Dreyfuss as Cheney and Jeffrey Wright as Powell that really steal the show.
Hunger
Didn't cover as much of the strike as I would have liked. For instance, the movie focuses only on Bobby Sands during the strike, almost to a point where the viewer thinks only he is on strike. Despite this though the movie is excellent. Very rough and brutal at times. Fassenbenders performance does a serious amount of justice to Sands sacrifice.
Quantum of Solace
Major step down from Casino Royale. I'm loving the new dark Bond, but don't like how the movie went back to the old formulaic bond movie style. The reason I loved Casino Royale so much was that it was so unlike any other Bond film. But it was pretty decent nontheless. Beats out the Brosnan movies by a mile, except Goldeneye.
Pride and Glory
Very forgetable and nothing I haven't seen before. But it is quite enjoyable all the same. Decent story, but its the performances that carry the movie. Farrell and Emmerich are particularly good, though Norton is disappointing and seems to keep playing every character the same way. Worth a watch though.
Outlaw2x4- Number of posts : 664
Location : Eire
Registration date : 2008-09-18
- Post n°167
Re: Film's you've seen today
Max Payne
As a massive fan of the games I can only say that this was the biggest pile of shite ever.
As a massive fan of the games I can only say that this was the biggest pile of shite ever.
IOV- Number of posts : 998
Age : 40
Location : Ireland
Registration date : 2008-09-16
- Post n°168
Re: Film's you've seen today
The Silence of the Lambs - good old show it had been a while since i'd seen it amd it was a bit of a coincidence saying as i had just finished reading the book last week
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- Post n°169
Re: Film's you've seen today
Outlaw2x4 wrote:Max Payne
As a massive fan of the games I can only say that this was the biggest pile of shite ever.
I don't want to waste cinema money seeing this as I don't see how a film taken from Max Payne could be any good, even if it was lifted word for word. The whole fun of Max Payne was that it was so ridiculously over the top in its structure and portrayal. No film could capture that.
Shane McMahon- Number of posts : 355
Age : 54
Location : New York
Registration date : 2008-10-12
- Post n°170
Re: Film's you've seen today
Friday the 13th **
Hasn't aged well.
Hasn't aged well.
'Dub- The Final Cylon
- Number of posts : 350
Age : 38
Location : Cardiff, Wales.
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°171
Re: Film's you've seen today
Dazed and Confused
Quite enjoyable. Great soundtrack.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Didn't like this much.
Quite enjoyable. Great soundtrack.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Didn't like this much.
Garibaldi- The Higher Power
- Number of posts : 1401
Age : 50
Location : First in line for the funny farm
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°172
Re: Film's you've seen today
Zach and Miri Make A Porno
Haven't laughed as hard in months - seriously, if you don't mind something near to the knuckle, this is definately a great film.
Right from the first few shots of the film (a generic street shot gone wrong, a coffee maker being switched on), you know you're getting a KS movie. But it never feels poorly shot - yes, it uses static camera shots, yes, there are multiple two-shots, but there's so much more happening on screen at times than Smith usually manages, from constant cock-ups by his "crew" to the surprisingly physical porn scenes. Apart from an ending that feels both rushed and slightly forced, the script and pace is great.
Banks is great (I know it was written for Rosario Dawson, but just couldn't see it working for her) and Rogen is the most watchable I've ever seen him. Seeing Jeff Anderson as a positive guy is totally different to his Randall, but he pulls it off brilliantly - definately has his shit covered . Mewes was brilliantly OTT, but lets just say that you can have too much of him. Craig Robinson was hilariously laid back in his delivery, but was so spot on for that character. Traci Lords - well, you kn ow exactly what you're gonna get there, but lets just say that Katie Morgan - well - WOW! She'll never win an oscar, but was cast so well and packaged (and frequently unpackaged) so beautifully.
Damn good film!
Haven't laughed as hard in months - seriously, if you don't mind something near to the knuckle, this is definately a great film.
Right from the first few shots of the film (a generic street shot gone wrong, a coffee maker being switched on), you know you're getting a KS movie. But it never feels poorly shot - yes, it uses static camera shots, yes, there are multiple two-shots, but there's so much more happening on screen at times than Smith usually manages, from constant cock-ups by his "crew" to the surprisingly physical porn scenes. Apart from an ending that feels both rushed and slightly forced, the script and pace is great.
Banks is great (I know it was written for Rosario Dawson, but just couldn't see it working for her) and Rogen is the most watchable I've ever seen him. Seeing Jeff Anderson as a positive guy is totally different to his Randall, but he pulls it off brilliantly - definately has his shit covered . Mewes was brilliantly OTT, but lets just say that you can have too much of him. Craig Robinson was hilariously laid back in his delivery, but was so spot on for that character. Traci Lords - well, you kn ow exactly what you're gonna get there, but lets just say that Katie Morgan - well - WOW! She'll never win an oscar, but was cast so well and packaged (and frequently unpackaged) so beautifully.
Damn good film!
Shane McMahon- Number of posts : 355
Age : 54
Location : New York
Registration date : 2008-10-12
- Post n°173
Re: Film's you've seen today
I think that talentless, one-facial-expression, fat bearded c**t Seth Rogen should be hung by his buster browns for his juvenile shite films... but each to their own.
Garibaldi- The Higher Power
- Number of posts : 1401
Age : 50
Location : First in line for the funny farm
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°174
Re: Film's you've seen today
Like I said, this is the most watchable I've ever seen him. Doens't mean I've really liked his other stuff. He is one of those "I have a niche" (aka I can only play one character) actors, but he actually does seem to stretch it this time
Big Dave- Number of posts : 1194
Age : 45
Location : Hell
Registration date : 2008-09-23
- Post n°175
Re: Film's you've seen today
Garibaldi wrote:Zach and Miri Make A Porno
Haven't laughed as hard in months - seriously, if you don't mind something near to the knuckle, this is definately a great film.
Right from the first few shots of the film (a generic street shot gone wrong, a coffee maker being switched on), you know you're getting a KS movie. But it never feels poorly shot - yes, it uses static camera shots, yes, there are multiple two-shots, but there's so much more happening on screen at times than Smith usually manages, from constant cock-ups by his "crew" to the surprisingly physical porn scenes. Apart from an ending that feels both rushed and slightly forced, the script and pace is great.
Banks is great (I know it was written for Rosario Dawson, but just couldn't see it working for her) and Rogen is the most watchable I've ever seen him. Seeing Jeff Anderson as a positive guy is totally different to his Randall, but he pulls it off brilliantly - definately has his shit covered . Mewes was brilliantly OTT, but lets just say that you can have too much of him. Craig Robinson was hilariously laid back in his delivery, but was so spot on for that character. Traci Lords - well, you kn ow exactly what you're gonna get there, but lets just say that Katie Morgan - well - WOW! She'll never win an oscar, but was cast so well and packaged (and frequently unpackaged) so beautifully.
Damn good film!
What he said! Nice to see a cameo from Sock!
'Dub- The Final Cylon
- Number of posts : 350
Age : 38
Location : Cardiff, Wales.
Registration date : 2008-09-15
- Post n°176
Re: Film's you've seen today
Kalifornia
Decent. It was strange seeing Admiral Cain from BSG in such a weak position.
Decent. It was strange seeing Admiral Cain from BSG in such a weak position.
ThatChumpStain- Number of posts : 219
Age : 41
Registration date : 2008-09-24
- Post n°177
Re: Film's you've seen today
Fight Club
Awesome as ever, finally got to see the first ten minutes after always missing it. Not that I missed much but still, quality stuff.
Awesome as ever, finally got to see the first ten minutes after always missing it. Not that I missed much but still, quality stuff.
Outlaw2x4- Number of posts : 664
Location : Eire
Registration date : 2008-09-18
- Post n°178
Re: Film's you've seen today
Zach and Miri make a porno
Loved it start to finish. And I hate Kevin Smith movies!
Loved it start to finish. And I hate Kevin Smith movies!
IOV- Number of posts : 998
Age : 40
Location : Ireland
Registration date : 2008-09-16
- Post n°179
Re: Film's you've seen today
Just saw Quantom of Solace i thought it was ok, i understand that they are trying to make Bond grittier but a few gadgets wouldnt kill them thats the Bond i grew up with!
KabukiJoe- Number of posts : 492
Age : 42
Location : North Yorkshire
Registration date : 2008-10-10
- Post n°180
Re: Film's you've seen today
Last night I watched
School Of Rock
I think I enjoyed this more last night than when it first came out. Could watch this movie a few times I reckon before it would start to bore me.
Underworld Evolution
This one was more my flatmates choice than mine, I was just being lazy and stayed sat in front of the TV. Didn't like this one as much as the first. Was probably just an excuse for Len Wiseman to have his wife dressed in a PVC catsuit for many hours a day purely for his own pleasure.
School Of Rock
I think I enjoyed this more last night than when it first came out. Could watch this movie a few times I reckon before it would start to bore me.
Underworld Evolution
This one was more my flatmates choice than mine, I was just being lazy and stayed sat in front of the TV. Didn't like this one as much as the first. Was probably just an excuse for Len Wiseman to have his wife dressed in a PVC catsuit for many hours a day purely for his own pleasure.
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