What Films Have You Seen Recently? - Page 2301

demonknight · #**23001** 14th June 2013, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by gag

like the fact that 2 people have liked this, and not one has pointed out my mistake

U instead of O

artisturn · #**23002** 14th June 2013, 05:14 PM

Texas Chainsaw (2013)

Better then I expected it to be , but a few things did bother me about the film .

1. According to the new time line part two never happened ( part two is my favorite of the TCM franchise).

2. Bill Mosley's role in this film was way too short.

The make up and special effects were pretty good.

This movie is not great but is still way better then TCM: the next generation.

Hawkmonger · #**23003** 14th June 2013, 05:25 PM

Man of Steel: So "meh" I can barely muster the energy to review it properly. Nice action scene's though but not really worth it when Superman act's like such a douche.

Then my mate's tried to get me to like Project X for what feel's like the fifth time. Still utterly rancid and can't get past the first 10 minuets.

Over all, a poor day, i'll fix that with a viewing of Dont Look Now.

Rik · #**23004** 14th June 2013, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

Over all, a poor day, i'll fix that with a viewing of Dont Look Now.

Good luck staying awake, last few times I've watched this highly overrated film I've not made it to the end without nodding off

Hawkmonger · #**23005** 14th June 2013, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Rik

Good luck staying awake, last few times I've watched this highly overrated film I've not made it to the end without nodding off

It's one of my favourite movies of all time. can fix even the images of Project X's bloated corpse from my mind.

SShaw · #**23006** 14th June 2013, 05:54 PM

Zero Dark Thirty (German Blu which apart from the packaging is identical to the UK blu I think) - another film I missed on its cinema release. Fantastic. The first part, the hunt for bin laden, is a brilliantly tense thriller whilst the raid at the end is superb. Recommended.

Slippery Jack · #**23007** 14th June 2013, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

It's one of my favourite movies of all time.

Ditto. Rik dunt know nuffin

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SShaw · #**23008** 14th June 2013, 08:05 PM

Lore today a German language filmset in the days immediately after the Allied victory over the Nazi's. It was directed by the Australian director responsible for the sublime Somersault. I reviewed this over on my Diary thread last year after I saw it at the Hamburg International Film Festival (where it won the critics prize).

troggi · #**23009** 14th June 2013, 09:11 PM

Well, after picking up "The Fifth Element" today in a Charidee shop I just had to watch "Zatoichi".

I haven't seen this Beat Takeshi masterwork for nearly 10 years and little bits kept popping into my mind just before they happened, as fresh as if I'd seen it yesterday, and no, gag, I hadn't. It still has the power to shock, a little, and to surprise.

Kitano's typically subdued acting belies the power of the character he plays making the ferocity of the fight sequences all the more outstanding in comparison.

I like this film an awful lot 10 years ago, I loved it tonight. 18/10 for sheer style!

fuzzymctiger · #**23010** 15th June 2013, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Demoncrat

due to my naughty mate, I've seen V/H/S 2. not a patch on the first imo, some nice touches though and more humor...if you want to see this AVOID the trailers!!!

(and Mayor, if you thought the first was shite....youlll F*****g hate this one btw!!

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Couldn't disagree more in my opinion. I found it better than the first in nearly everyway.