From the latest what i've seen:
- Mad Max - 9/10 movie. Non stop brutal action
- Mad Max - 9/10 movie. Non stop brutal action
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Movies you either love or hate. Here's one..."A night at the roxbury".
If you grew up clubbing in the 90's, you remember watching 21 jump st - the tv series & you know Richard Greico, you know Haddaway "what is love", you like really stupid comedy, you wanna see one of will ferrells earliest flicks and you dont care rottent tomato's gives it an 11% rating then maybe just maybe I'd recommend you watch it.
and remember this.....
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Last good one I have seen Ex Machina its awesomeComment
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The human centipede, not quite sure how it didn't win at least one oscarComment
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One of the best movies I've seen - "Idiocracy".
About a military clerk that was frozen and woke up a hundred years later. Due to social changes all Americans (well I suppose all earth but only US shown) became as stupid as imbeciles. And that guy and a prostitute became geniuses and ruled over the country. It's apocalyptic but very funny and very intelligent movie, mocking things that start to happen even right now.Comment
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The best part of the movie is at the begining where they explain how the world became full of morons....Classic !Originally posted by slasaru View Post
Though I'm not sure you could consider it an intelligent movie, the concept was smart but it had one fundamental flaw. People/Couples who for social reasons stopped having kids before it was too late because they were too busy working, playing, studying and building wealth will overcome the issues with fertility/offspring for the reasons they got there(in the movie) in the first place...money, innovation, technology and human advancements.Comment
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Two movies I watched recently, Nightcrawler which is fantastic - Jake Gylennhaal is Louis Bloom who survives by scavenging and petty theft. He stumbles into a new career as a cameraman and - armed with a camcorder and police scanner - begins nocturnal forays across the city in search of shocking and grisly crimes. Seriously a great movie, I couldn't believe this movie wasn't nominated for an Oscar or the actor, Jake Gylennhaal, who transformed himself in this role.
Another great movie I saw a few nights ago, The Lego Movie, really fun film, not sure If there is many people on this forum into Animated films but this is a really fun, intelligent film with plenty of laughs and catchy songs. The animation is beautiful, charming voice cast, plenty of gags and a surprisingly thoughtful story (for me got a bit to serious at points near the end but still great). The Lego Movie is fun for all ages... another movie I was surprised not to get nominated, in the Best Animated film awards at the Oscars.
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Watched Mad Max last night, a bit slow starting but was a good film. Lots of action after 45 minute mark...
The new Poltergeist isn't a patch on the old ones, sorry but the originals were awesome and actually scary, new one, not so much!
Favourite film of all times has to be Monty Python: Holy Grail. "we are knights who say Nee" 😅Comment
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"Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say Ni at will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land, nothing is sacred."Originally posted by TheLyingKing View Post
So....Nee :)
It's just a flesh wound! (broke the vcr rewinding/rewatching this scene)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKhEw7nD9C4
Great memories...Comment
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Definitely. This movie has no bad scenes. The Dark Night, the knights that say Nee, the Shrubbery, the French (they are hilarious), the monster, galahad in the monastery, lancelot and the wedding, just so many things to laugh about. And the ending is just perfect.Originally posted by SkadollaX View PostComment
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Gotta say it: Life of Brian
Anyone not versed in python should become so
BOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMM!!!!
no one suspects the Spanish inquisition!Comment
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Also I put this on LJ years ago so just in case ya missed it:
Hell comes to Frog Town!Comment
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I watched the Poltergeist remake too.
It was so bad it was almost like a spoof movie. I swear at some points the actors were almost about to break into laughter.
Despite it being 30 or so years ago, Spielberg's original vision of the movie is really has stood the test of time. The way the subtlety of the spirits begin to emerge is completely lost in the remake.
For instance, the dog in the original would begin sensing things. It began barking at walls. Likewise when the mother is in the kitchen and she turns away momentarily and the dining chairs are all stacked on top of each other in just a couple of seconds.... none of this happens in the remake.
Infact, there isn't even a pet Labrador dog. The whole set is wooden and creaks as the actors move around it, there are no tender moments or despair like in the first movie as the daughters disappearance unfolds.
I honestly would not recommend you watch this movie at all, not even out of curiosty. It is as bad as the Bollywood versions of Hollywood movies - except it's not funny.Comment
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http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/antman/
The new Ant-man movie is fantastic, would recommend.
Positives
- (Small Scale Marvel) Heist movie with great cast
- Great performance from everyone (especially Micheal Douglas).
- Tongue in cheek humor and highly entertaining action
- Special Effects are amazing (hear it's great in 3D and there is some amazing action set sequences)
- Ties in nicely to the existing Marvel Universe without feeling forced
Negatives:
-Bad Guy isn't really fleshed out
-First 20 minutes is a lot of exposition and setup. (Which is kind of necessary)
Really entertaining and fun movie.
I'd rate it a 8.5/10.
Also if your one of those people who love the after credit scenes (like me) the is a mid credits scene and post credits scene...
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Going to see South Paw, Inside Out and Rogue Nation in the next 2 weeks. Be sure to leave my thought on those films...
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Anyone use Kodi?
The most interesting / original movies I have seen in the last few months are probably:
Nightcrawler: Jake Gylenhaal plays an ambulance chaser, looking for the perfect footage of mangled bodies for the news room.
Whiplash: A movie with no beginning and no real end - just a drummer tried to make the (impossible) grade that his teacher sets. Sounds dull but it's really good.
Kojaki: True story of some soldiers who get tangled up amongst mines and IED's in the middle east, a bit gruesome and loads of suspense.Comment
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Orgazmo, The imitation game and V for VendettaComment
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