| What was the last film you watched? Also, what did you think if it? I watched Look Who's Talking last night. It was funny in some bits. I liked it a lot more when I was younger. |
LunaDec 30, 2012 8:38 AM
| Charlie and the chocolate factory. I watched it with my family for Christmas, and it was enjoyable and a bit nostalgic. |
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| Silver Linings Playbook. One of my favorite movies of the year. |
| My first novel, Kardia has been published! Click here to read! |
| The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Uh, yeah... Possibly the first movie with remotely decent production value that puzzled me in every single way in its pointlessness. Thoroughly confident that every single person on the production team secretly laughs behind the backs of the movie and the people who likes it. Michael Sheen was fucking hilarious as the "villain" and so completely over-the-top that they would never have let him get away with it if they took their shit seriously. |
| Rise of the guardians, 5/6th of the film is freaking magical, but the last 1/6th is kind of lame and falls into a cheesy factor even for a kids film, still worth it for the other 5/6, it has the best animation i have ever seen from a CG film |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
GuZ said: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 Uh, yeah... Possibly the first movie with remotely decent production value that puzzled me in every single way in its pointlessness. Thoroughly confident that every single person on the production team secretly laughs at the movie and the people who likes it. Michael Sheen was fucking hilarious as the "villain" and so completely over-the-top that they would never have let him get away with it if they took their shit seriously. I've seen interviews with Robert Pattinson. It appears he doesn't take it seriously, either. |
| Disney's Tangled. I thought it was fantastic. Disney's animated films have been kinda "meh" for the last decade or so, with the exceptions being The Princess and the Frog and Lilo & Stitch. I thought Tangled was a wonderful film though. The story, the visuals, the musical scores... everything was just well-done. I also really liked Rapunzel's personality and how she was portrayed in the film. The chemistry between her and Flynn was also captivating, and there was never a dull moment when they were together. Here's my favorite scene: Dat feel. :3 |
AttiaDec 29, 2012 12:27 PM
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| Django Unchained. It was pretty good, though I never found myself completely absorbed by the movie like I did with The Hobbit. Perhaps it was the Indian family next to me that though it was a fantastic idea to bring their five year old son with them, and then give him some sort of flashlight toy. Regardless, I find myself disagreeing with those critics who said that it was QT's best work since Pulp Fiction. While it was very good, I would say that Basterds and Kill Bill are easily superior films. There was just something about Django, where the main character seemed more like a side character than anything else. Any scene where Foxx and Waltz shared the screen, Waltz was easily the more interesting to watch, and any scene with just Foxx made me want Waltz to appear. That's not to say Foxx was bad, but Django was nowhere near as interesting as Dr. King, and as a result, it seemed more like The Marvelous Adventures of Dr. King Shultz, featuring his Valet, Django. It also seemed like it was two plots sewn together, one about bounty hunting, and the next about Django saving his wife. Unfortunately, this makes it seem as though there is no actual villain for what seems like a good two thirds of the movie. As a result, it seems to just...meander, I suppose. Regardless, it was still an enjoyable movie, with strong performances by Waltz, DiCaprio and Jackson. I suppose my most recent animated film would be Perfect Blue. I won't be so long winded with this one, and will sum up my feelings thusly: The f--- did I just watch? |
| I recently watched Drive. It remains one of my favourite films. I like it more every time I watch it, and the soundtrack is just perfect. |
| Scarface Was ok don't see why it's bigged up so much. |
| Mononoke Hime one of my favorit Anime's..bud Danish Dub seriusey ruend it |
| i was watching melancholia, but lars von trier's camera work made me dizzy so i stopped. probably going to see django then les miserables next week. |
| Red Dawn Not as bad as I expected it to be, but still very impossibru. I couldn't help notice the North Koreans were rockin Ford HMMWVs. All I can say is, "its not as bad as it could have been". It was watchable. |
LittleCaesarsDec 29, 2012 3:23 PM
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| Wreck-It Ralph, went watching it today. Was an awesome film, go watch it gamers. |
| Inception. It was a pretty fun ride. The ending kinda annoyed me but nothing that I can't live with. |
| Insidious. It was an okay film but not as scary as people made it out to be. |
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mimick said: Django Unchained. It was pretty good, though I never found myself completely absorbed by the movie like I did with The Hobbit. Perhaps it was the Indian family next to me that though it was a fantastic idea to bring their five year old son with them, and then give him some sort of flashlight toy. Regardless, I find myself disagreeing with those critics who said that it was QT's best work since Pulp Fiction. While it was very good, I would say that Basterds and Kill Bill are easily superior films. There was just something about Django, where the main character seemed more like a side character than anything else. Any scene where Foxx and Waltz shared the screen, Waltz was easily the more interesting to watch, and any scene with just Foxx made me want Waltz to appear. That's not to say Foxx was bad, but Django was nowhere near as interesting as Dr. King, and as a result, it seemed more like The Marvelous Adventures of Dr. King Shultz, featuring his Valet, Django. It also seemed like it was two plots sewn together, one about bounty hunting, and the next about Django saving his wife. Unfortunately, this makes it seem as though there is no actual villain for what seems like a good two thirds of the movie. As a result, it seems to just...meander, I suppose. Regardless, it was still an enjoyable movie, with strong performances by Waltz, DiCaprio and Jackson. Just got back from Django myself. I agree with all of this. Disappointing, coming from Tarantino. |
| My first novel, Kardia has been published! Click here to read! |
| Ugh, fell asleep watching Blade Runner. I might try again but I doubt it. I consider myself a scifi guy but I seriously thought the pacing could be quicker... and with more dialogue. |
Splitter said: Just got back from Django myself. I agree with all of this. Disappointing, coming from Tarantino. Aye. It seemed to be missing some of the Tarantino style that I've become familiar with. There was only one scene with a rising feeling of dread, in which you know things will inevitably come to a violent end. It's not the violence I'm looking forward to, but that horrible feeling in your gut as it sinks in that most, if not all, of the people onscreen are about to be killed. Perhaps I've been spoiled by Basterds, which had so many (the opening, the restaurant, the tavern, etc.), and I just expected more. Tachii said: Ugh, fell asleep watching Blade Runner. I might try again but I doubt it. I consider myself a scifi guy but I seriously thought the pacing could be quicker... and with more dialogue. Which version did you see? The original is awful in my opinion, what with Ford's lazy narration (done intentionally to try and convince the studio it was a bad idea to force it into the movie). The Final Cut is pretty good if you haven't seen it yet. It's still a bit slow, but I enjoyed it much more than previous versions, especially as I'm a fan of the "Deckard's a replicant" theory. |
| I have the final cut version. I like the premise but seriously could use a more upbeat pacing. Can't really fault the movie for that though. Mostly a personal gripe. |
| Well, it's certainly not for everyone. For all I know, I may just be forcing myself to like it, seeing as it's a "masterpiece." Lord knows my mind is pliable enough. |
Tachii said: Ugh, fell asleep watching Blade Runner. I might try again but I doubt it. I consider myself a scifi guy but I seriously thought the pacing could be quicker... and with more dialogue. I felt the same way once. Now, it's one of my favourite movies ever. It's also good for times I can't sleep, lol. |
| Saw Jack Reacher. Completely surpassed all of my expectations. |
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| Saw Django Unchained and Les Miserables last night, kind of a bad combination just because I was at the theater from 7pm to 1am. Nonetheless I like Django Unchained, the third act drug a little but the rest was pretty darn good. Les Miserables was different, most musicals there is dialogue between the musical numbers but this whole movie had like maybe 5 lines of dialogue. I got through it but it's tough to recommend if you aren't a fan of musicals in the first place. |
| Jack Reacher The beginning was even more boring than the first episode of a comedy romance anime, but then it became a bit better. Tbh I didn't really like it a lot since it was hard to understand, but it had it's good parts. |
 "Only one with the courage to shoulder the burden of their own fate can be called a hero.." |
| i just saw django with some friends and we all thought it was really good, the acting was great, as u would expect with that cast, but it did drag out a little at the end |
| Skyfall... sucked. Plot holes everwhere. |
| My subjective reviews: katsureview.wordpress.com THE CHAT CLUB. |
| ^Skyfall as well. There were a few fight scenes that I liked, but overall it sucked. Not to mention that the actor for Bond is ugly (I mean, I'm going to stare at him for a few hours, couldn't they get someone more good looking?) and a total creeper (shower scene anyone?). Oh and the song by Adele was pretty good. |
| Just watched the man with the iron fists with my dad. I laughed so bad in some of the scenes. Jamie Chung was still hot though. Also some of the gore was uncalled for. We don't do that in most of our Chinese martial art films and Hollywood shouldn't do it either. :[ Fight scenes was decent. But mostly I was just laughing at the pure ridiculousness happening on screen. Kind of reminds me when I was watching Needless (anime). 7/10. Actually decided to give it a 7 because the music was pretty sweet, lol. Aside from that it would be a 6, a 5 if I wasn't laughing so much. Major LOL during that flashback when RZA had that hair. It just seemed so out of place. My dad was mocking Russel Crowe for being this movie the whole way, lol. |
TachiiDec 30, 2012 10:01 PM
| HOBBIT - an unexpected journey.. Really nice movie and I enjoyed it.. |
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| I rewatched Spirited Away yesterday while I attempted to get some homework done! (And failed...) That movie is such a work of art! The story is whimsical and there are so many good morals throughout the movie. And I absolutely adore ChihiroxHaku! ^u^ |
| Django Unchained......EASILY the best movie in 2012. GO SEE IT NOW! Seriously, it's very good. |
| 2012. Was funny. Really. |
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| Watched Dredd on New Years' Eve. It's surprisingly not that bad. I had low expectations but Dredd was actually pretty badass. Reminds me of the Raid. The slo-mo was a pointless gimmick and was way too long in some scenes. It was also pretty bloody, but I was glad there wasn't sex at least (partly because my mom decided to watch the movie with me ._.). 7/10 |
| Looper. Entertaining enough, despite Levitt's weird makeup and the nonsense that you'd expect from a time traveling movie. |
| Immortals ... enjoyed it, used some Greek mythology themes about Theseus. Mickey Rourke was a really well done ruthless villain as King Hyperion. |
| I just watched the return of the king blu-ray extended edition. Preparing myself before i see the hobbit haha It was amazing Almost 4 hours of awesomeness |
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| Saw Lincoln yesterday. Never have I seen so many old couples in one theater. But anyway, too much heavy dialogue for me. I dozed off midway through and missed a good chunk of it. |
| I recently watched Foxfire: Confessions of a girl gang. The movie is set in a small town of the US during the 50s and is about a bunch of high school lesbians doing wild shit. The movie has its up and down, but overall it was a fun watch. A lot of casts weren't professionnal actor, but they delivered a pretty compelling performance. Really nice acting from the leader of the gang, and she was really hot too. |
SetsukoHaraJan 7, 2013 8:19 AM
| Recently watched National Treasure 2: The Book of Secrets Always loved the movie. Remember first seeing it in theaters with a friend all those years ago. It's one of my favorites. |
| Modern Times (1936)- Not as good as City Lights(1931) but still an excellent movie. Chaplin has made a movie that is one part comedy, one part social commentary, and all heart. Also, the lead actress is real pretty. |
| The Art of Eight |
| Just watched The Cabin in the Woods. I DO NOT go for "this kind" of fare, but I had read that it was truly unlike other horror films. And they were right. first 15 minutes might seem stereotypical, but it quickly evolved into something far different and super entertaining. Clever and satiricall. It was really quite awesome. |
| The hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, loved it so much. |
I ♥ Two Syaorans from Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE and TRC!!! |
| Rurorin Kenshin the one that came out recently... was amazing >.<"!!!! |
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| For a Few Dollars More. I've watched this so many times and it's still a great film. Eastwood and Cleef are pretty much the definition of cool here. Style over substance at it finest. I prefer the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly though. |
| "Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
daintybiscuit said: Just watched The Cabin in the Woods. I DO NOT go for "this kind" of fare, but I had read that it was truly unlike other horror films. And they were right. first 15 minutes might seem stereotypical, but it quickly evolved into something far different and super entertaining. Clever and satiricall. It was really quite awesome. It was an obvious weed promotion movie haha, I don't have a problem with that, it's just funny how the stoner was the only one who knew what was going on. I just finished からのきょうかい：むじゅんらせん． It was great. |
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Amputeed said: Saw Lincoln yesterday. Never have I seen so many old couples in one theater. But anyway, too much heavy dialogue for me. I dozed off midway through and missed a good chunk of it. Ha! IKR? I could literally smell the distinctive scent of the elderly in the theater. Last film I watched was Les Miserables. TBH, it was okay, not that amazing. Russel Crow sucked dick at singing, and Amanda was "alright". Anne Hathaway was great but had little screen time. Hugh Jackman did a pretty good job, but I always half-expected him to whip out his claws halfway and tear through everyone when he was in a tight pickle- not being able to see that had upset me. Oh and that brown-haired girl was very good at singing. But who the hell is she? |
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