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    Shane McMahon

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Shane McMahon on Fri Jan 29, 2010 2:51 pm

    Ram Jam: Why did you not find out what the "theater" was playing beforehand?

    Knowing
    Retire Nicolas. It's over.

    MK

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  MK on Fri Jan 29, 2010 3:57 pm

    Terry Silver wrote:Ram Jam: Why did you not find out what the "theater" was playing beforehand?

    Knowing
    Retire Nicolas. It's over.


    No! Absolutely not!

    Quick side note: I was playing "Do, Marry, Kill" last night with some friends, and Nic Cage came up. I said I'd marry him so that he could stay alive to continue making his movies. I love watching his movies. They are some of the worst things out there, but they're so hysterically bad.

    Ram Jam

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Ram Jam on Sat Jan 30, 2010 7:21 am

    Terry Silver wrote:Ram Jam: Why did you not find out what the "theater" was playing beforehand?

    Knowing
    Retire Nicolas. It's over.


    I did, and there was nothing good besides that playing up there. Nothing that looked good to me, anyway. So I figured I'd give Avatar another watch to see what I thought a second time.

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:57 pm

    The Hurt Locker for the second time.

    One of the most suspenseful films I've ever seen. Just as good watching it the second time, but I think I miss some of the meanings the director was trying to portray. I'm also still wondering what the meaning of the title of this movie is. I have an idea, but would like to hear others.

    Pineapple Express

    For some reason, I thought this movie wasn't going to be funny... But I was proved wrong. I laughed pretty hard at times. The comedy genre is benefiting tremendously with Seth Rogen's presence... And to think it all started with 40 Year Old Virgin, then followed up by Knocked Up and then the legendary Superbad. Cool

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Sat Feb 06, 2010 12:22 am

    The Book of Eli - not bad

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Wed Feb 10, 2010 10:26 am

    A Fish Called Wanda - classic!

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Fri Feb 12, 2010 5:13 am

    Edge of Darkness

    Great film making, and superb acting from Mel Gibson. Highly recommended.

    Legion

    The concept of angels fighting with heavy artillery plus hand to hand combat is pretty awesome. The plot was okay, and I thought Tyrese made this movie a little more enjoyable to watch.

    KabukiJoe

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  KabukiJoe on Fri Feb 12, 2010 11:07 am

    Book Of Eli
    I quite enjoyed this film, Washington put in a good performance imo. Will definitely be watching again when it's on DVD.

    Outlaw2x4

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Outlaw2x4 on Fri Feb 12, 2010 10:43 pm

    The Boondock Saints 2

    Everything I wanted it to be and more. Shit but totally awesome at the same time.

    Outlaw2x4

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Outlaw2x4 on Sat Feb 13, 2010 10:53 pm

    Edge of Darkness

    Good. Great performance by Mel Gibson, glad they stayed with the original plot, but it doesn't even compare to the origninal version. Thought Ray Winstone was good but they dropped the ball with the Jedburgh character, and the ending of the original version was way better. But I enjoyed it all the same.

    Shane McMahon

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Shane McMahon on Sun Feb 21, 2010 1:22 pm

    Frequency
    Good stuff, I'm always a sucker for time-travel movies.

    Inglorious Basterds
    Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. The 2.5 hours just flew by. The opening scene and the scene in the basement were one of the tensest scenes I've ever watched.

    Trick 'R Treat
    Not bad, but seen it all before. Even though it was only 90 mins, it still felt about half an hour too long.

    IOV

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  IOV on Sun Feb 21, 2010 2:41 pm

    Solomon Kane- Good show, I dont have a notion about this film before I went in to watch it and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Tue Feb 23, 2010 5:13 pm

    Lakeview Terrace

    This wasn't bad at all. It had a very good script and contained good acting from Jackson. He's one bad ass villain in this movie... Although I do have to say it was a little uncomfortable watching someone be an asshole all film long, but I guess that was kind of the point of it.

    Shutter Island

    Outstanding film, minus the bad jump cuts/edits from time to time. The techniques that were used to make some of the horror sequences creepier made up for it. Cool

    It's a serious contender on my top movies list.

    Go watch it, and lets discuss!

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Sun Feb 28, 2010 1:22 am

    Fantastic Four: Rise of the silver surfer - good

    Under seige - good

    Harry brown - dull

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:44 am

    Zombieland - very good

    KabukiJoe

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  KabukiJoe on Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:02 am

    Solomon Kane
    I quite enjoyed watching this film, and would quite possibly go to see any potential sequel. Probably one I'd recommend too tbh.

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:54 pm

    Perfect Getway - Pretty good

    IOV

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  IOV on Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:30 pm

    The Fountain- I take it this was Darren Aronofsky's flop before making the wrestler, I can see why its kind of mental but I enjoyed it without truly understanding it. Might have to watch it a second time

    Outlaw2x4

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Outlaw2x4 on Mon Mar 08, 2010 7:08 am

    IOV wrote:The Fountain- I take it this was Darren Aronofsky's flop before making the wrestler, I can see why its kind of mental but I enjoyed it without truly understanding it. Might have to watch it a second time


    If you liked The Fountain,take a look at his first two films Pi and Requiem for a Dream. RFAD is excellent.

    'Dub
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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  'Dub on Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:35 pm

    Ass to ass.

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:43 pm

    Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief

    Complete crap. Awful. Stupid. Although I had a great time watching this movie in the beginning because it was so hilariously awful, the film actually picked up in the middle, which in turn, took away its entertainment value. With the material that they have, the script should have been a lot better.

    Outlaw2x4

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Outlaw2x4 on Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:14 pm

    'Dub wrote:Ass to ass.




    Very Happy

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Sun Mar 14, 2010 12:29 am

    Tobruk - dull

    Mr Torrie Wilson

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Mr Torrie Wilson on Sun Mar 14, 2010 10:17 am

    I watched the Watchmen. So that answers that question. It was okay. Didn't really like the ending change.

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Tue Mar 16, 2010 7:40 pm

    My Best Friend's Girl

    Very funny movie. Although some elements may have been influenced by the movie Hitch, it's actually the complete opposite of the film. A lot of quotes, one liners and catchphrases to remember too.

    Big Dave

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Big Dave on Tue Mar 16, 2010 10:21 pm

    Bird on a wire - good, shame Goldie Hawn had to get old

    Rooq

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Rooq on Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:32 am

    Up - Was alright! dont really see all the hype about it! but its way better than that tripe Wall-E

    KabukiJoe

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  KabukiJoe on Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:26 am

    Alien Vs Predator
    Lots of meh. Kept finding myself wondering how long was left.

    Mtank325

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Mtank325 on Wed Mar 17, 2010 11:55 pm

    The Watchmen

    Liked it despite how it was pointed out to me that some of the action is kind of over the top considering it's supposed to be about how ordinary people dressed up as costumed super heroes and not how people can kick each other across the room. It did help in articulating some of the points in the graphic novel that I was slightly misguided on though.

    I also didn't think they could make the material anymore brutal but they sure accomplished that aspect. What comes to mind is the one part where Rorschach captured the guy who killed the kid, who pleaded with Rorschach and it was like, "Haha! Here come's Rorschach to... That's not burning him alive... Oh..."

    Benz21

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    Re: Film's you've seen today

    Post  Benz21 on Mon Mar 22, 2010 7:09 pm

    She's Out of My League

    This movie was alright, very funny at times. I'd give it a "hard" six out of ten... only because of Alice Eve's attractiveness.

    Alice in Wonderland

    Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, and Anne Hathaway were all great. Great movie for the kids, but this film's not really for me. However, I did find myself very attracted to Hathaway's performance for some reason... She was hot and eccentric! Shocked

    Gangs of New York

    I've been following the Scorsese/DiCaprio duo, and this film, although not better than The Departed, was still phenomenal, especially with Day-Lewis' performance. I heard there were a lot of cuts in this movie to bring the running time down... I would love to see the original/intended version some day. After watching The Departed, Shutter Island and now Gangs of New York, I've been able to pick up some similarities and some intricate details of these artist's work. Pretty cool stuff.

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