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Spoilers What Movie Are You Watching?
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That's on my list to see! Just watched Clash of the Titans- The best Cracken ever! Not a bad movie. I have concerns for Sam Worthington who mannerisms were exactly like they were in Avatar and Terminator Salvation.
I'm going to re-watch Die You Zombie Bastards with my boyfriend tonight. It's the best worst most disturbing WTF zombie movie ever. 
Also we're going to do a drinking game. We're going to drink every time something disturbing happens. This should be fun.
Also we're going to do a drinking game. We're going to drink every time something disturbing happens. This should be fun.
good thread as i'm burning through netflix.
100 feet - good ghost movie with a hot lead actress
Visioneers - odd dark comedy
Paranormal Activity - lame, skip it. a total of about 5 minutes of action in it
(Untitled) - hilarious. funny if you like adam goldberg
100 feet - good ghost movie with a hot lead actress
Visioneers - odd dark comedy
Paranormal Activity - lame, skip it. a total of about 5 minutes of action in it
(Untitled) - hilarious. funny if you like adam goldberg
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I just enjoyed watching HEAT again. IMO a great drama/action flick, and I LOVE that the short action scenes sound right, with the guns being deafening with their metallic clanks.
Watched - Inglorious Basterds. Great movie, however there was some disturbing scenes in it for me. Would watch again, I didn't know there was going to be alot of subtitles in this movie. I bought it as a blind buy, but it was worth it!
I saw "The Social Network" and "Predators". Both decent. I was surprised at Predators. It was a good popcorn flick and Adrien Brody was hot in it.
I saw "The Social Network" and "Predators". Both decent. I was surprised at Predators. It was a good popcorn flick and Adrien Brody was hot in it.
I was really surprised with Predators as well. To be honest, I didnt think I would even finish the movie, just going by how awful some of these sequel-type movies are, but it was entertaining.
The Social Network was awesome!
The last few movies I saw, in no particular order:
Takers - 3.5
's (very surprised with the movie)
Vanishing on 7th St - 1.5 (like Takers, I was surprised, but in the wrong way)
Stone - 2's (How can De Niro and Norton make such a bad movie)
Shaun of the Dead - 4's (always great for a laugh)
Secretariat - 3's (Seabiscuit was SO much better)
Buried - 3.5's (wouldnt think that a movie consisting of one actor the whole time would be that good)
The Town - 4's (not a big Affleck fan, but boy was this movie AWESOME, including his performance)
Restrepo - 4's (great insight into what hell seems to be like)
My scale goes from 1 to 5s. I just popped in Star Trek, with Chris Pine. I have seen it four times already, but I got a killer deal for the bluray version of it (only paid 5 euros for it). Been eager to see it on my 46" LED tv.
Takers - 3.5
's (very surprised with the movie)Vanishing on 7th St - 1.5
(like Takers, I was surprised, but in the wrong way)Stone - 2
's (How can De Niro and Norton make such a bad movie)Shaun of the Dead - 4
's (always great for a laugh)Secretariat - 3
's (Seabiscuit was SO much better) Buried - 3.5
's (wouldnt think that a movie consisting of one actor the whole time would be that good)The Town - 4
's (not a big Affleck fan, but boy was this movie AWESOME, including his performance)Restrepo - 4
's (great insight into what hell seems to be like)My scale goes from 1 to 5
s. I just popped in Star Trek, with Chris Pine. I have seen it four times already, but I got a killer deal for the bluray version of it (only paid 5 euros for it). Been eager to see it on my 46" LED tv.
The King's Speech- surprisingly good human interest story. I would not be surprised if Colin Firth won Best Actor and Geoffrey Rush Best Supporting Actor. Warning, this is not an action movie.
I am watching movie Green Zone, A gritty thriller about the end of the war in Iraq in 2003, when Shock and Awe as a carpet covering Baghdad Green Zone tells a great story now familiar with a new twist to the war marked by idealism, control and politics. Matt Damon is Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller is an idealist, whose quest to find weapons of mass destruction and to save lives change when they must make a choice to follow orders and his own instincts.
The last few movies I saw, in no particular order:
Takers - 3.5
Vanishing on 7th St - 1.5
Stone - 2
Shaun of the Dead - 4
Secretariat - 3
Buried - 3.5
The Town - 4
Restrepo - 4
My scale goes from 1 to 5
Re: The Town, Buried, and Takers. Agree on all points. I blind-bought Taker's and was more than pleasantly surprised. Affleck completely surprised me with the Town, both acting and directing, and Buried was a new type of movie for me (with one actor on screen), but I enjoyed it.
How nice was that scene with her fighting in the fire? She's so sexy. Not to mention the underarm rocket launcher from the top of the shipping crate in the last scene.
The King's Speech- surprisingly good human interest story. I would not be surprised if Colin Firth won Best Actor and Geoffrey Rush Best Supporting Actor. Warning, this is not an action movie.
As someone who suffered from a crippling stammer myself, I found the film, and Colin Firth's performance, very perceptive, very sensitive and very moving. Well worth several awards.
I've read and it was mentioned in the movie, that if you are left handed and forced to write with your right hand, a stammer can develop. My Dad was forced to write with his right hand although he is left handed, but fortunately he did not develop a stutter. I am left handed but by the time I hit school in the 60's they had given up on forcing kids to make that switch. Did you grow out of it or took therapy?
The Hurt Locker- watched tonight. Very good depiction. No one escapes war unscathed no matter how tough they are.
Regarding the Hurt Locker's primary character who do you view him? He was fearless but reckless. Maybe that was the only way he could function in such an environment?
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