Pulp Fiction.
It was okay, although the humor was good. What bothered me is that nothing seemed to tie up at the end.
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Pulp Fiction.
It was okay, although the humor was good. What bothered me is that nothing seemed to tie up at the end.
Watch it again. Everyone had their own ending weather if it was from good or bad actions they chose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Puffin
Also I saw Black Swan. 3/5 Great acting, great camera work, and great music, and sound effects. The actual plot of the movie was just so-so. IMO this is a perfect example of how everyone can make up for a mediocre plot. You throw Tchaikovsky's excellent music through out, and put in camera work that makes you feel like you're almost dancing with the characters, and then you get a cast that can make the absolute best out of the weak script they have and hope for the best.
As soon as I get the chance I'm gonna torrent that ... or should I say TARANT that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Puffin
So I caught my favorite movie, Inglourious Basterds, on HBO the other night, and I watched it with my mom. (She loved it, which is actually pretty awesome and made me feel really happy.) Of course it was amazing as ever. Fucking CHRISTOPH WALTZ! Soooo good! Watching that dude at work is just a treat... Landa is a genius creation and he played it perfectly.
I did have one complaint however.... IT WAS THE CENSORED VERSION!!! (spoilers) No blood, no gratuitous violence, no Hugo Stiglitz stabbing the guy through a pillow, no Bear Jew bashing the blood out of the officer's head, no close up shots of the scalpings, removals of 'fuck' from some places and not in others, no close up of Landa's branding, no shooting Hitler's face to a pulp (which even led my dad to think Hitler didn't die), not even the completely irrelevant 4-second sex scene. Tarantino's genius has been ruined by the Nazi censors at HBO.
Watched Fallen, the other night. Still one of my favorites. Denzel is theatrical beast.
That sucks! I can't imagine watching it with the censors.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoctemConArtist
Human Centipede. A coworker told me to watch it because it was so awful it was funny. My revenge against her shall be swift and painful.
Hahahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackberryfox
watched the trailer... thanks for recommending!Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
Last movie i saw The Back-up plan. It's wonderful movie as i felt .The story was too good.
Very welcome. Let me know if you like the movie!Quote:
Originally Posted by Man of Shred
Stone - loved it, especially the ending.
The Rite
It got horrible reviews, but I enjoy exorcism/paranormal movies. I thought it was awesome. Money well spent.
TRAINSPOTTING. about a group of glaswegian smack heads. very funny black humour. one of the best brittish films ever made.
ewan mcrgegor, robert carlyle.
Superman I and II. It's funny to think that there was a point in time when DC was the only people who were capable of making a blockbuster super hero film. I wonder if Nolan and the boys can bring the series back to where it aught to be.
Well I watched it. It was pretty enjoyable... The ending was kind of predictable, but it was still surprising... Would have liked to see the Demon killed though. all in all it was very entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
Paranormal activity 2.... Horrible movie, just horrible.
Love that movie. Freakin hilarious. Now a movie that is similar to that is reqiuem for a dream, but is not so funny hahah. Its a good movie, but depressing to see how they live there life style and the ending.Quote:
Originally Posted by lawlini
I have not seen that movie in a long time...but I loved it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
No Strings Attached. Good acting from Natalie Portman, but it really wasn't very funny (most of the jokes just fell SO flat) and was very predictable. Thank God I torrented that one, it isn't worth seeing in the theater.
The Sasquatch Gang. Probably the oddest, awkwardest, dorky kid coming of age love story I've seen. It was kinda funny, but pretty 'meh' over all.
Double feature: Tekkonkinkreet and Spirited Away.
Had a big question mark next to the first one, but ended up enjoying it on the whole even though it very nearly made me cry at a few points. And I pretty much knew I'd like Spirited Away, but didn't realize I'd like it so much that I'd watch it again a few nights after.
A combination of both has also inspired me to take up drawing again, so all in all I consider it time well spent.
Forrest Gump. I am astounded. So simple, heartfelt and moving. Probably the most touching movie I've ever seen, with such a great plotline. It's difficult to explain in words; it's something that can really only be felt. All I can really say is, it totally deserves all its Oscars!
Batman: dark knight
So horribly boring i turned it off half way through
It can be boring at parts for some people, I'll admit, but it really picks up at the halfway point.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustralianFire
Saw an old jackie chan flick: Dragons forever... it was killer! The fight scenes were amazing.