| Trainspotting 8/10 |
| Frank A pretty good Twitter commercial turned into a movie |
Crzy_MinusMar 15, 2015 5:55 PM
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| *The deer hunter* - I'm so broken right now - feels, feels everywhere ; v ; Watched *Out of furnace* some days ago, and among the reviews there were some quoting Deer Hunter. Had it long in my ptw - but never felt in the mood for. Since guys kept on telling how good was 'n stuff gave it a shot. Man what a ride - it's like really being thrown under a carousel of emotions that leave you devastated. |
SetsukoHara said: Brynhildr said: *Memories of murder*, by Bong Joon-ho - didn't expect much when I started it, except being hooked at every frame. It makes pale in comparison a lot of thriller / detective movies. Yeah, that movie is fantastic. The cinematography is very good, and there are a lot of beautiful shots throughout the movie. The tone of the film is also quite interesting, and the number of emotion you go through while watching it is amazing. It is disturbing, funny, tense... One thing I will never forget about this movie was all those flying kicks from the cops, everytime they happen, no matter the context, I burst out laughing. Yeah, me too XD XD that was hilarious. But you know - the scene when they have to cut off his leg - that was like the real end for me. The end of the whole struggle at least. Like chopping off any hope, any resolve that survived till that moment to have justice. |
Brynhildr said: SetsukoHara said: Yeah, that movie is fantastic. The cinematography is very good, and there are a lot of beautiful shots throughout the movie. The tone of the film is also quite interesting, and the number of emotion you go through while watching it is amazing. It is disturbing, funny, tense... One thing I will never forget about this movie was all those flying kicks from the cops, everytime they happen, no matter the context, I burst out laughing. Yeah, me too XD XD that was hilarious. But you know - the scene when they have to cut off his leg - that was like the real end for me. The end of the whole struggle at least. Like chopping off any hope, any resolve that survived till that moment to have justice. lol I've see those weird flying kicks from the cops in other asiam movies too, they always make me laugh. But yeah, Memories of murder is a brilliant movie, and the ending really sticks with you, one of my favorite endings. Kang-ho Song is once again amazing in his role, yet he also managed to be in one of the worst asian movie I've watched, Howling, oh well, it happens. |
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| Last night, my Mom and I watched "City of Ember." It was pretty good. The setting was very interesting, and the characters were very unique. It's a shame it flopped in the box office. It's definitely underrated. |
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| Synecdoche, New York I'm gonna need some time to process this. Shit got real fucking convoluted around halfway through and i'm not a smart man. |
| Saw Cinderella yesterday. It was alright. The stepmother and stepsisters were pretty good at being evil. The part I didn't like the most was probably just that I didn't think that Robb Stark fit well as the prince, heh. 7/10 Edit: Just saw Deep Impact on tv. It wasn't very good. |
EeyoreMar 20, 2015 2:02 PM
| I watched Song of the Sea last night with my partner. We both ended up in tears over how deeply emotional and affecting this film is. It's not tragically depressing or anything like that, but it is very, VERY moving (or at least it was for us). Imagine if Hayao Miyazaki made a movie that took place in Ireland and around its folklore. That's what this film boils down to, but what's truly incredible is that Miyazaki's past works, for as masterful that he is, does not compare to what director Tomm Moore has done with this, only his second film. His quiet pacing, the weaving of spirits and humans in a communal setting, contemplations on deep emotional subjects from a child's innocent and occasionally misguided perspective.... It's a thing of wonder and must be seen to be believed. Hunt this down. It's absolutely worth whatever price you pay to see it. |
| My first novel, Kardia has been published! Click here to read! |
| Chappie. Not as good as District 9 but better than Elysium. Lots of funny moments and I was surprised by how good Die Antwoord were. |
| What we do in the shadow. Such originality. Thoroughly enjoyed it. |
Haruhi ism  It's fun, isn't it? |
| I recently watched these 3 movies earlier today with a friend :). The Flintstones and WWE: Stone Age SmackDown! (2015) Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness (2015) Penguins of Madagascar (2014) |
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| *The Big Sleep*, by Howard Hawks. Had it planned for long time now, tho procrastined till a recent event put much more curiosity in me so I digged it up. Perfect noir -- loved the rythm of the dialogues and of the story overall -- was like listening to a smooth jazz song. And Bacall & Bogart are the cherry on the top of the cake -- the chemistry between them added to the movie an undeniable charm. |
| The Fault in our Stars, judging by the trailers I thought I wouldn't like it, but I actually thought it was pretty good. It made me cry a little bit. Sense & Sensibility, pretty good, though I didn't like it as much as Pride & Prejudice-- but that's probably because I read Pride & Prejudice. Stardust, watched again because it had been a while. Probably one of my fav fantasy movies |
| 12 Angry Man (1957 version). Highly enjoyable dialogue-driven movie. |
| City of God. I enjoyed it a lot, I'm glad I saw it on TV, because I had no plans to watch it. |
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| Up In The Air. Good, bittersweet film with a poignant ending. Amazing soundtrack and score. 7/10 Truth Or Dare. Flawed but remarkable low-budget horror film with a surprise ending. David Oakes is, as usual, an excellent villain. 6/10 Suck. Fun, original vampire flick with good music and great cameos. 6/10 |
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| 300 and Alexander two days ago. Alexander: Nothing much to say about Alexander, it's one of my top favorite movies if not the first one. Great actors, costumes and soundtrack. 300: My favorite Frank Miller movie. I've enjoyed the first one much more than 300: Rise of an Empire. The Soundtrack is simply epic. |
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| Lazarus Effect. 9/10. I Think It's more like 'teaching' film that action. |
DeathNyx said: 300 and Alexander two days ago. Alexander: Nothing much to say about Alexander, it's one of my top favorite movies if not the first one. Great actors, costumes and soundtrack. Let's not forget that all the actors had to adopt Irish accents because Colin Firth couldn't hide his. DeathNyx said: 300: My favorite Frank Miller movie. I've enjoyed the first one much more than 300: Rise of an Empire. The Soundtrack is simply epic. Got to agree with you there, the soundtrack is brilliant. I think I listened to it non-stop for weeks when I first got it. I'm not a huge fan of the 300 films but I did enjoy seeing the contrast between the Spartans and the Athenians. |
Allecto said: DeathNyx said: 300 and Alexander two days ago. Alexander: Nothing much to say about Alexander, it's one of my top favorite movies if not the first one. Great actors, costumes and soundtrack. Let's not forget that all the actors had to adopt Irish accents because Colin Firth couldn't hide his. Never noticed it since i've italian dubbers. Allecto said: Chappie. Not as good as District 9 but better than Elysium. Lots of funny moments and I was surprised by how good Die Antwoord were. Jokes apart i can't wait to see Chappie. It will be released on April 9 in my country. |
DeathNyxMar 26, 2015 11:26 AM
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| Finally watched Interstellar. Dat Docking tho <3 Pretty slow start, but that's how a sci-fi movie should be done. |
| "Let Justice Be Done!" My Theme Fight again, fight again for justice! |
Allecto said: DeathNyx said: 300 and Alexander two days ago. Alexander: Nothing much to say about Alexander, it's one of my top favorite movies if not the first one. Great actors, costumes and soundtrack. Let's not forget that all the actors had to adopt Irish accents because Colin Firth couldn't hide his. Lol you mean Colin Farrell? Colin Firth is English. |
| Alien Autopsy I happened across this the other night, and I'm glad I did. Having heard little about it, I went into the film with an open mind and I loved it. It was rather silly, but Ant and Dec's chemistry has always been undeniable, and they carried the film, which is strange, when you consider that it had such a stellar cast. |
Bittenfeld said: To tell you my honest feelings, Admiral Müller, as the groom at a wedding ceremony, the Kaiser is simply just a handsome man, I'm afraid to say. But as the supreme fleet admiral who leads entire fleets, he's really a godly person. Don't you think so, too? Müller said: I think he's quite godly as a groom, too. |
| Made my siblings watch Submarine before it is taken of Netflix. Great coming of age movie-- one of my favs. |
| Big Hero 6? More like, Gogo Tomago come eat our... I'm sorry, it was a good movie |
 "Well then... Raise your voice, and let's sing out our youth together!" -Takuto Tsunashi |
| Exodus: Gods and Kings. Prince of Egypt did it better. |
| "Let Justice Be Done!" My Theme Fight again, fight again for justice! |
| I watched Yojimbo. I like it even more than 7 Samurai because it is not as slow and more funny |
| There Is A Light That Never Goes Out |
RedRoseFring said: Exodus: Gods and Kings. Prince of Egypt did it better. I liked Exodus. |
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| Chappie was pretty rad |
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DeathNyx said: RedRoseFring said: Exodus: Gods and Kings. Prince of Egypt did it better. I liked Exodus. I liked that they extended the plagues. That has always been my favourite part. |
| "Let Justice Be Done!" My Theme Fight again, fight again for justice! |
| Watched "The Wolf of Wall Street" with my bro. I had heard it was supposed to be funny and it had Leo Dicaprio in it, so i was expecting something decently funny. It exceeded my expectations ten fold. The acting and comedy was just fantastic. I did think it was a bit too long though, but otherwise quite thouroughly enjoyed it. |
| Wathed Solaris (Andrei Tarkovsky's). One of the most tought-provoking movie I've ever watched. And arguably one of the best sci-fi movie of all time. It seems like one can even draw out an analysis in every scene in this movie, not to mention the overarching theme. |
| Watched Groundhog Day again after many years, damm this movie is so hilarious and heartwarming. This is how all romcom movies should be. |
| Interstellar what a movie. The science ironically was pretty easy to follow but still I had to take a few minutes after just to take the experience in. An amazing movie. |
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Spooky_Love said: Interstellar what a movie. The science ironically was pretty easy to follow but still I had to take a few minutes after just to take the experience in. An amazing movie. I kno right? That became my favourite movie of 2014, with Gone Girl cutting it close. |
| "Let Justice Be Done!" My Theme Fight again, fight again for justice! |
| Just watched The Maze Runner. It reminded me of Attack on Titan with the whole stay within the walls concept. It had so much potential to be better but a sequel is hinted so there's that to look forward to. |
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| Watched Saving Private Ryan last night again for the gazilionth time. It's still one of my favorites if not my favorite. |
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| Re-watched Edge of Tomorrow. Not bad, a lot of sci-fi action and funny moments. |
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| The last movie I have seen is Hotel Grand Budapest. I love the auteur's style. A work of art in which the antic, whimsical comedy dances in a dramatic auditorium along with the actors. Everything flows easily and is also full of a unique elegance. A romance that blends beautifully a mysterious, ambiguous energy with the spectaculars scenes that seems magic. I definitely would recommend this movie: 9/10 |
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DeathNyx said: Re-watched Edge of Tomorrow. Not bad, a lot of sci-fi action and funny moments. Seen it at least a dozen times. Still very good, even after all these viewings. Kouldfire said: The last movie I have seen is Hotel Grand Budapest. I love the auteur's style. A work of art in which the antic, whimsical comedy dances in a dramatic auditorium along with the actors. Everything flows easily and is also full of a unique elegance. A romance that blends beautifully a mysterious, ambiguous energy with the spectaculars scenes that seems magic. I definitely would recommend this movie: 9/10 Have you seen any of his other movies? Because they are pretty much the exact same movie as Budapest. If you've seen one Wes Anderson movie, you've seen them all. |
| Watched I Saw the Devil last night. Really great Korean movie. It's real ruthless and graphic and it really delves into the human capacity for evil. 10/10 would absolutely recommend. |
| Journey to the Far Side of the Sun (1969) A fun parallel universe science fiction with special effects from Gerry and Sylvia Anderson that makes it look like the Thunderbirds with real people. Great colour and visuals |
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