Seen a good movie lately? [Archive]

EJK

4th June 2009, 22:47

Today I went to the cinema and saw the latest Terminator Salvation. Quite good actually. I recommend to the ones who seek for "lots of metal", "lots of mechanical", "lots of guns and bullets" and "high speed" action.
Highly not recommended for romantic/ drama seeker. In another words, it's not a very good dating movie, hence I went alone (alone was alright. There were about 12 people in the cinema including me because it was in the morning etc).

I won't say anyting about the movie, because I might spoil the fun.

Good movie. I rate 7/10.

P.S. A massive LOL at Arnie :rofl:

PirateJafa

4th June 2009, 22:52

Død Snø, AKA Dead Snow.

Fuck you all, this is the best movie of 2009.

Brownstoo

4th June 2009, 22:59

Død Snø, AKA Dead Snow.

Fuck you all, this is the best movie of 2009.

Haha, I'm looking forward to that one...

retro asian

5th June 2009, 00:05

Bruno is going to be Rad.

"That's such a Samantha thing to say!"

GurlRacer

5th June 2009, 00:16

Død Snø - hva faen? :laugh:

I'm going to see Angels and Demons with a friend on Monday - student night at the theatre - get like $5 tickets or something... SCORE!

xwhatsit

5th June 2009, 03:52

Død SnøEIN ZWEI DIE!!!

EJ -- you're the sentimental type -- Wong Kar-Wai's new film is supposed to be out soon, The Grand Master. First film that isn't... quite so love-stricken lol. It's got Tony Leung so you know it'll be good.

Actually the last good film I saw was Korean, and fairly old, but new to me. Don't know much about Korean cinema, you'll have to recommend me some. 웰컴투 동막골 (Welcome to Dongmakgol). I laughed and laughed and laughed then cried a bit then laughed then cried a bit again.

JimO

5th June 2009, 06:59

defiance was good

Trudes

5th June 2009, 07:39

They're playing the new Terminator movie at the Embassy so will go see it there, hubby thinks it's just cause I have lusty thoughts about Christian Bale... but I am actually interested in the movie.
Looking forward to the new Transformers movie coming soon too.

FlangMasterJ

5th June 2009, 10:08

Saw T4 last night. Pretty good.

Good movies I've seen lately:

The Goonies
Pumping Iron
Jay Cutler 'All Access'
Seven Pounds
Star Trek (the new one)

Quasievil

5th June 2009, 10:34

I went to see known last week with Nicolas Cage, had my doubts but yeah fucking awesome ! give it a 7/10
the plane crash scene was very realistic (not that Ive seen a plane crash) and it actually gave me the shivers !!

good movie and recommended

The Pastor

5th June 2009, 10:42

t4 ftw! so good!

vifferman

5th June 2009, 11:09

I was going to watch one or two on the flight to/from Adelaide last weekend, but I couldn't muster up enough interest. I'm glad I didn't - I finished the fat book I was reading and gave it to the vifferbabe (who was too busy chatting to the flight attendant to read it), then listened to some CDs I'd have missed out on otherwise.
I enjoyed them so much, I scribbled down the details on my bookmark, and had a hunt for the titles in some record stores in Adelaide - no luck! :(
Checked JB Hifi's substantial collection (they were in stock in Albania, but strangely not in the Adelaide store), then thought I'd 'waste my time' by checking the Warewhare for what I thought were semi-esoteric albums, and was surprised to find them! Saved about $15. :niceone:

rachprice

5th June 2009, 11:39

defiance was good

I thought it was ok....not quite what I expected

Re-make of Funny Games with Tim Roth
Teeth

samgab

5th June 2009, 11:39

Today I went to the cinema and saw the latest Terminator Salvation...I went alone (alone was alright. There were about 12 people in the cinema including me because it was in the morning etc)....
P.S. A massive LOL at Arnie :rofl:

Hey EJK, Yeah, I went and saw this yesterday too. Similar impressions. I didn't know Arnie was going to make a cameo, I got a big surprise, followed by shock, followed by lols. I went alone too, but not for the reasons you gave. In my case it was just cos I couldn't find anyone to go with me to a movie at 2pm on a Thursday afternoon on the spur of the moment.
I like all the Terminator movies, as well as TSCC as well, so I enjoyed it: although some parts are just horribly corny.

HenryDorsetCase

5th June 2009, 11:41

Disclaimer: I am a Star Trek fan (well, original series, even numbered movies, select DS9, TNG not so much Voyager or Enterprise)

the new Star Trek rules. Go see it even if you arent a fan. You dont need to know anything about TOS, Star Trek canon, be a fan of the Shat*, know anything about the Star Trek universe or anything. The movie flat out works. Its the only film since Serenity I have paid money to see more than once at the pictures.

If you ARE a fan, there are a bunch of throws to TOS stuff to keep you entertained, enough backstory to keep you amused, and a plausible** explanation as to why things arent like they used to be in the '60's.

GO SEE IT, its worth paying the money to see it on the big screen.

*and who isn't?

** within the confines of this fictional creation

samgab

5th June 2009, 11:41

Oh, and I kept thinking of, during the movie:
1/ Christian Bale's big rant. (CBBR) Every time I heard his voice.
2/ The Family Guy spoof of Christian Bale's rant. hehehe.

HenryDorsetCase

5th June 2009, 11:49

Oh, and on DVD I've watched
Dirty Harry
and most of the Alien Quadrilogy boxset and special features.

MattRSK

5th June 2009, 11:50

Død Snø - hva faen? :laugh:

I'm going to see Angels and Demons with a friend on Monday - student night at the theatre - get like $5 tickets or something... SCORE!

Where abouts is that?

HenryDorsetCase

5th June 2009, 11:50

Død Snø, AKA Dead Snow.

Fuck you all, this is the best movie of 2009.

better than "Let the right one in?"

Hard to see how.

EJK

5th June 2009, 12:37

EJ -- you're the sentimental type -- Wong Kar-Wai's new film is supposed to be out soon, The Grand Master. First film that isn't... quite so love-stricken lol. It's got Tony Leung so you know it'll be good.

Actually the last good film I saw was Korean, and fairly old, but new to me. Don't know much about Korean cinema, you'll have to recommend me some. 웰컴투 동막골 (Welcome to Dongmakgol). I laughed and laughed and laughed then cried a bit then laughed then cried a bit again.

Aah I've heard of that. It's alright I guess. Sadly I'm not a big fan of Korean movies (well yea eventho I am one). I don't know, Korean dramas are... just.... yea not my type lol.

Hollywood ftw!

PirateJafa

5th June 2009, 13:02

better than "Let the right one in?"

Hard to see how.

Mate, it has, high in the mountains of Norway, a band of young medical students getting their shit ruined by zombies. And not just any old zombies - these are Nazi zombies.

Perfect blend of horror and humour - hell I was sold the instant I saw one of the characters was wearing a Braindead shirt. And if you haven't seen Braindead then you are in no place to comment on films (being ye olde Peter Jackson's best film to date.)

crazyhorse

5th June 2009, 13:05

The Bucket List

Make sure you do all you want in life before its too late ..... I know, I am

Lissa

5th June 2009, 13:10

I have to go and see... Star Trek, Terminator (A big Christian Bale Fan/Stalker) and Transformers, all three look awesome. :niceone:

Blackshear

5th June 2009, 14:29

Oh, and on DVD I've watched
Dirty Harry
and most of the Alien Quadrilogy boxset and special features.
Onya!
Almost finished the series in yummy 720 format.
I still have a good shuckle at the 1979 'future technology.

xwhatsit

5th June 2009, 14:54

Korean dramas are... just.... yea not my type lol.
Korean dramas... Jesus... so much fail. I've never worked out why every Chinese girl I've ever known has been obsessed with them... why, they're Chinese, plenty of good local stuff!

I think the Korean stuff is just so over the top it appeals :laugh:

Blackshear

5th June 2009, 14:55

Korean dramas... Jesus... so much fail. I've never worked out why every Chinese girl I've ever known has been obsessed with them... why, they're Chinese, plenty of good local stuff!

I think the Korean stuff is just so over the top it appeals :laugh:

It's the new America. Though, Koreans are generally smarter, so I can't see why they have to elaborate past the 'I get the joke!' finish line :jerry:

6th June 2009, 23:37

Saw Terminator Salvation tonight. Enjoyed it.
They have left it open for one more flick to complete the full cycle i.e. to when Connor sends Reece back to 1984 and when the Arnie Terminator kills Connor (as Arnie told Connor in T3 that he kills him in the future). If they do make one more I wont complain. Pass the popcorn.

I liked some of the connections made to T1, like how Adult Connor shown in T1 came to get that scare across his cheek. Yeah, and Arnie's still commands a strong presence when he makes an entrance. So pleased they snuck him in.

ManDownUnder

6th June 2009, 23:41

Frost/Nixon.

Good thinking movie

Blackshear

6th June 2009, 23:56

The usual suspects
Inside man
Lucky number slevin
The number 23
Rise of the footsoldier
The spongebob squarepants movie

Cool shit like that.

FlangMasterJ

7th June 2009, 00:56

The usual suspects
Inside man
Lucky number slevin
The number 23
Rise of the footsoldier
The spongebob squarepants movie

Cool shit like that.

Agreed Lucky Number Slevin is a great flick.

Just watched Unbreakable again tonight. I can't see how M Night Shamalamadingdong can make a gem like Unbreakable then create something so poor as Lady In The Water.

testastretta

7th June 2009, 10:39

Terminator Salvation is ok.Not as good as the first 2 but better than the third.I felt the best parts of the movie were those that didnt have Bale in them.Sam Worthington had the most interesting storyline.

Batcerb

7th June 2009, 12:34

Goodnight and Goodluck

High Fedelity :)

Night Skies <-- kinda desturbing abduction parts

retro asian

7th June 2009, 14:27

Actually the last good film I saw was Korean, and fairly old, but new to me. Don't know much about Korean cinema, you'll have to recommend me some. 웰컴투 동막골 (Welcome to Dongmakgol). I laughed and laughed and laughed then cried a bit then laughed then cried a bit again.

Mate, "Old Boy" is one of the coolest Korean films I've seen.

idb

7th June 2009, 17:53

I bought Bullitt at the Warehouse a couple of days ago.
Still very cool after 30 years.
I'm going back to look for Vanishing Point!

xwhatsit

8th June 2009, 00:25

Mate, "Old Boy" is one of the coolest Korean films I've seen.
Thank-you, sir. Wikipedia does indeed sing its praises.

Off to the torrent machine I go.

EJK

8th June 2009, 12:50

Thank-you, sir. Wikipedia does indeed sing its praises.

Off to the torrent machine I go.

If you want some movies based on conflicts between South and North Korea I highly recommend Swiri (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiri_(film)), Silmido (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silmido_(film)), and Gongdong gyeongbi guyeok JSA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Security_Area_(film)) a.k.a Joint Security Area (JSA). Honestly I don't like many Korean movies, but these are just far too damn bloody good. Seriously.

Don't watch Host. It sucks.

DMNTD

16th July 2009, 08:33

BRUNO! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAGpmNb2xfQ)

We haven't laughed so much since...well...the last time we laughed this hard!
Has to be one of the most disturbing yet funny films I have EVER seen! :done:

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/images/bruno.jpg

nudemetalz

16th July 2009, 12:30

The Hangover is hilarious !!!

bull

16th July 2009, 14:58

The Hangover is hilarious !!!

I second this, watched it last night and was pissing myself laughing all the way through.

Usarka

18th July 2009, 10:22

You MUST see this zombie-nazi film about a group of med students who go to a remote cabin.......

Obvious homage to PJ's earlier splat fests. The audience at the film fest was clapping and cheering...... Awwwesome...

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crazyhorse

18th July 2009, 10:38

top gun is still my favourite:clap:

Indiana_Jones

18th July 2009, 12:48

top gun is still my favourite:clap:

Have my babies :baby:

-Indy

EJK

18th July 2009, 13:15

Have my babies :baby:

-Indy

Oh hey how about the IJ: The Last Crusade?

Skyryder

26th July 2009, 00:37

THE STONE OF DESTINY.

How Scotland got back the Stone of Scone.

Interesting story even if a bit light hearted in parts.

Skyyrder

EJK

7th August 2009, 00:30

Someone help me identify a movie.

OK. It's a horror movie. It involves zombies but it's not ALL about zombies. The movies got to do with like... Jesus's blood and devil thing.

The set is inside a big big rusty wooden house I think, and some zombies and a devil guy in a human form walks around killing survivors, which one of them is a blood heir to Jesus? I don't know.

There's one scene where a two big black couple, one was a cop I think, blows up himself and his spouse with a vest dangling with grenades, killing incoming zombies.

The ONLY quote I remember from the movie is "Sorry I lied" by the satan guy.

There was one scene where the satan dude temptates an old man with visionary half naked women and his lost arm (Yes the old man didn't have an arm).

The very last end bit of the movie gets really weird. A doll-ish devil thing (similar to Jigsaw Doll on Saw series) rides a limousine to some place and get's his head chopped off.

Someone please PLEASE identify this movie for me. I don't think it's one of Rob Zombie's movie.

EJK

8th August 2009, 21:49

Cajun

10th August 2009, 16:18

Love the Beast staring Eric Bana - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1284028/

This movie is based around Erics love affair with his Ford GT Falcon Coup, its a bit of a doco movie,

He brought the car when was 15 and has owned it over 25 years. Then raced it in the Targa Tasmania, after some work (over 500hp)

He chatted to Jay Leno, Jermery Clarkson thru the movie, about how cars make people feel, and how many people don't get it. Many of the things they talked about can relate back to some motorcyclist and there bikes.

What i found interest is how he felt after seeing the car after he had an accident in it, and how much it tore him up, that he had ruined his car, but he was perfectly fine. And wished he had broken his legs or arm or something.

4.5 stars out of 5

ready4whatever

10th August 2009, 21:56

I saw GIJOE today. It was alright, I liked it. Personally I liked it better than Transformers 2 even though they are both kids movie made with serious budget.

The movie wasn't too long, however it was packed with action: Explosion, laser and fire. Apart from actors running around with toy guns and in plastic doll suit (which was made quite well), The movie did well to impress.

I would definitely rent and watch it again when it comes out on DVD.

I rate 4 out of 5.

gi joe was cool. and the chick with the cool invisible suit that takes thousands of photos from behind and displays infront so it seems nothing is there, im glad she didnt always have the suit on :love:

EJK

13th August 2009, 21:13

Before I start, let me tell you I'm a big fan of Alien Quadriology. I'm some percent drama watcher, however I'm a big big fan of action movie. That's where I stand and where I view, so bottom words maybe biased.

District 9
Anyhow, the movie was very impressive. Mixture of CCTV, Handcam, TV News and normal movie camera, the film (camera) environment was well balanced (Peter Jackson's "new" thing. It worked well). It was like Blair Witch, Resident Evil, Cloverfield and Earthlings (documentary) all combined into one fine mixture.

The movie District 9 is definitely not for children. Theres not much horror scene however there are a few gruesome moments. For example; lots and lots of exploding humans, robot with wicked weapons and some "sexual reference" :pinch:

The storyline of the movie was very unusual. If we think of an alien/ extra territorial movie, we think of them invading and then mass murdering human beings. Well... this movie is abit different. It's got nice drama aswell. Some might hate it but some might love it.

Personally I recommend the movie. So far, it's the most dramatic (In a nice way) alien/ extra territorial movie I've ever seen (E.T. sucks in comparison). I would definitely, definitely hire out when it comes out on DVD.

Jonno.

13th August 2009, 22:12

I was looking at District nine but the whole perspective from the cameras really doesn't do it for me (blair witch, cloverfield and rec). :angry2:

A good movie? Walk Hard The dewy Cox story.

EJK

18th November 2009, 13:08

http://www.collider.com/wp-content/image-base/Movies/T/Two_2012/posters/2012%20movie%20poster.jpg

Just saw the movie and what can I say. Most Excellent.

OK there are many movies like it. When people see this movie's trailer, they may think "Aah it's just another end-of-the-world movie". Well hello, yes it is.
However when the XBOX360 game Halo 3 came out, people didn't prejudical about and said "Aaah it's just another Halo game". So why should they for this movie? It's been directed by the same guy who directed Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow. But the movie is only "upgraded" hence better.

I'll sum it all up.

Recipe of making 2012

1. Explosion
There are many spectacular movies out there. For example, Dantes Peak. But through out the movie, only some parts were exciting wasn't it? Like the scene where the mountain blows up or where the granny's leg gets burnt by the acid lake.
Well, take those scenes and make them better. More explosion, more details, more sound, and more ENERGY.

2. More action & detail
Now, lets take a look at the movie Titanic. But also only some part were very exciting, putting you on to the edge of your seat (I'm not talking about Jack drawing titties or the love making scene. I'm talking about the collision and the sinking scene). Well take that scene and make it better. Bigger boat, bigger wave, bigger sound, more falling obstacles and more people.
Oh, add the Poseidon movie's ship rolling over scene too.

3. Thrill
And now, add up Armageddon and Deep Impact. Blend those two nicely and squeeze out the BEST juice out of them. The thrills, collision waiting to happen, the drama and big mechanisms, explosion and the climax-is-going-to-happen-in-40-minutes thrillism.

Add ALL of the only best bits of elements above I mentioned, and make them even better.

4. Drama and plot
Now take that mixture and add hint of Shindler's List.

.....and make it BETTER. Then you get the movie "2012".

With no dobut, I give 10/10.

Further note: The movie is just so finely detailed. Every disaster scene is so epic (has excellent in-depth of field work done). When you get to watch this movie, either watch it in a big cinema with a big screen or with a big plasma/LCD screen TV. Orelse you'll miss all the small bits and pieces of action that occurs during the destruction scenes (such as subway trains poping out from the ground when the earth "crust" is lifted or every single people on the motorway falling off when the road collapses).
And lastly, Arnie is in the movie. :eek:

If you liked the scene where some small meteorites hitting New York in the Armageddon, like's hundreds of buildings collapsing like Jenga™, or just obsessed with anything that's higly destructive, I HIGHLY recommend you this movie. It's about 2 hours and 40 minutes long but it's not as boring as the Lord Of The Rings: Triology. Trust me.

EJK

18th November 2009, 13:33

scissorhands

18th November 2009, 18:14

TV4 8.30pm tonight, one of my favorite films

The Big Lebowski

The 'Dude' is kinda like Joe Biker

Jizah

18th November 2009, 20:09

Tonight I will see the Twilight saga: New Moon (Someone's dragging me to see the movie).

I can't wait for PARANORMAL ACTIVITY when it comes out next month.
Also Law Abiding Citizen when it comes out on 14th January, next year.

I've seen Paranormal Activity. I found it scarier than my girlfriend did. It's still more a movie for teenagers though I feel.

flyingcr250

18th November 2009, 21:22

The Big Lebowski is on C4 at the moment, its hilarious.

FlangMasterJ

18th November 2009, 22:56

Just saw the movie and what can I say. Most Excellent.

OK there are many movies like it. When people see this movie's trailer, they may think "Aah it's just another end-of-the-world movie". Well hello, yes it is.
However when the XBOX360 game Halo 3 came out, people didn't prejudical about and said "Aaah it's just another Halo game". So why should they for this movie? It's been directed by the same guy who directed Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow. But the movie is only "upgraded" hence better.

I'll sum it all up.

Recipe of making 2012

1. Explosion
There are many spectacular movies out there. For example, Dantes Peak. But through out the movie, only some parts were exciting wasn't it? Like the scene where the mountain blows up or where the granny's leg gets burnt by the acid lake.
Well, take those scenes and make them better. More explosion, more details, more sound, and more ENERGY.

2. More action & detail
Now, lets take a look at the movie Titanic. But also only some part were very exciting, putting you on to the edge of your seat (I'm not talking about Jack drawing titties or the love making scene. I'm talking about the collision and the sinking scene). Well take that scene and make it better. Bigger boat, bigger wave, bigger sound, more falling obstacles and more people.
Oh, add the Poseidon movie's ship rolling over scene too.

3. Thrill
And now, add up Armageddon and Deep Impact. Blend those two nicely and squeeze out the BEST juice out of them. The thrills, collision waiting to happen, the drama and big mechanisms, explosion and the climax-is-going-to-happen-in-40-minutes thrillism.

Add ALL of the only best bits of elements above I mentioned, and make them even better.

4. Drama and plot
Now take that mixture and add hint of Shindler's List.

.....and make it BETTER. Then you get the movie "2012".

With no dobut, I give 10/10.

Further note: The movie is just so finely detailed. Every disaster scene is so epic (has excellent in-depth of field work done). When you get to watch this movie, either watch it in a big cinema with a big screen or with a big plasma/LCD screen TV. Orelse you'll miss all the small bits and pieces of action that occurs during the destruction scenes (such as subway trains poping out from the ground when the earth "crust" is lifted or every single people on the motorway falling off when the road collapses).
And lastly, Arnie is in the movie. :eek:

If you liked the scene where some small meteorites hitting New York in the Armageddon, like's hundreds of buildings collapsing like Jenga™, or just obsessed with anything that's higly destructive, I HIGHLY recommend you this movie. It's about 2 hours and 40 minutes long but it's not as boring as the Lord Of The Rings: Triology. Trust me.

Just watched it. Great flick. 8/10.

That's an actor playing Arnie by the way.

EJK

19th November 2009, 02:01

Dang I thought he was the real one. Nevermind.

Just came back from Twilight Saga: New Moon "premere" Ooooh~

Honestly, really.... I'm not a very dramatic type of a guy. I won't give a rating for this movie because I cannot judge it. It's just not my type of a movie. It's quite confusing. That's all I can say.

Rating: N/A

FlangMasterJ

20th November 2009, 08:20

Watched Funny People the other night.

Really good, really funny.

Funniest actor in the movie goes to Eric Bana who plays an Australian (brought back memories of Chopper).

8/10 :Punk:

scissorhands

12th December 2009, 18:37

Tonight @9pm

'Step Into Liquid' on Maori TV Saturaday Dec 12

is 'Torque' at 12.30am any good?

PirateJafa

12th December 2009, 19:29

Torque is fucking gold. Watch it.

Timber020

12th December 2009, 20:33

Torque is fucking gold. Watch it.

There is an entire thread on here somewhere that debated that

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=13436&highlight=torque+movie

PirateJafa

12th December 2009, 20:47

There is an entire thread on here somewhere that debated that

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=13436&highlight=torque+movie

They were wrong.

Don't take the movie too seriously. It's a B-grade movie. But it's B-grade gold. Appreciate the brilliant cinematography. And learn to enjoy the sheer badness of the plot, the acting, the cheesy script, stunts, all of it.

Have cold beers and popcorn close to hand.

EJK

12th December 2009, 21:35

They were wrong.

Don't take the movie too seriously. It's a B-grade movie. But it's B-grade gold. Appreciate the brilliant cinematography. And learn to enjoy the sheer badness of the plot, the acting, the cheesy script, stunts, all of it.

Have cold beers and popcorn close to hand.

True true. Good point made David.

However on the other hand, "Biker Boyz" is ouh fah....

wbks

12th December 2009, 21:59

Duno if anyone mentioned it, but defiance is alright, so long as you aren't expecting a bag of laughs. There is a german dude being beaten to death by a pack of jews with rifles, though

lanci

12th December 2009, 22:04

ZOMBIELAND!!!!!!!!!

9.5/10 :first:

SMOKEU

13th December 2009, 20:25

I've always enjoyed the "Teen Tryouts" series of movies.

FlangMasterJ

13th December 2009, 20:25

Duno if anyone mentioned it, but defiance is alright, so long as you aren't expecting a bag of laughs. There is a german dude being beaten to death by a pack of jews with rifles, though

Speaking of Jew's laying the smack down on Nazi's, I saw Inglourious Basterds the other day. Absolutely brilliant.

The dialogue and the acting is incredible. I can see why Christoph Waltz (Col. Hans Landa aka The Jew Hunter) won best actor at the Cannes Film Festival, simply great.

Tarantino redeemed himself after the two stinkers Deathproof and Planet Terror.

10/10

steel001

13th December 2009, 20:32

2012 is officially the WORST movie I have ever seen, cheesiest scenes ,crap dialogue etc etc I should have walked out, clapped those that did... but I just couldn't stop watching. How in hell did they get the funding to produce it!!

Remember....

Friends don't let friends watch 2012.

steel001

13th December 2009, 20:36

Holy Fuck!

Just read some of the other reviews on 2012! You are taking the piss right boys? Tell me you are please!?

I told my mates it was awesome too just so they would have to sit through nearly three hours of that shite!

wbks

13th December 2009, 20:43

Speaking of Jew's laying the smack down on Nazi's, I saw Inglourious Basterds the other day. Absolutely brilliant.

The dialogue and the acting is incredible. I can see why Christoph Waltz (Col. Hans Landa aka The Jew Hunter) won best actor at the Cannes Film Festival, simply great.

Tarantino redeemed himself after the two stinkers Deathproof and Planet Terror.

10/10Yea it looks good. Can't be fucked watching till it comes out on DVD lol

FlangMasterJ

13th December 2009, 20:44

If 2012 is the worst movie you have seen then you haven't seen many movies.

EJK

14th December 2009, 00:59

Usarka

14th December 2009, 07:24

2012 was an fun rollercoaster ride of a movie, especially on the big screen with decent sound. But the plot was complete and utter bog-shite.

jim.cox

14th December 2009, 10:31

Just saw Quadrophenia - Not new - but still a good movie

Indiana_Jones

14th December 2009, 11:16

Watched "Downfall" the other night, was very interesting.

-Indy

Tank

14th December 2009, 11:18

saw lesbian vampire killers over the weekend.

Really enjoyed it - but lets face it - Im shallow - any movie with hot lesbians will always rock!

StoneY

14th December 2009, 11:21

Watched "1968, Tunnel Rat's" the other night

Usually like war movies......cant say I enjoyed this one at all

Having said I didnt enjoy it, its a good movie...I know I know, but it was
If your one for gore, irony and no one makin it out alive...this is a good movie!
Realism, gets a 9/10 from me (not that I ever crawled through any tunnels full of hostiles)

Whole new dimension to the VC War Film collection for sure

Indiana_Jones

14th December 2009, 11:26

Another classic which I watched again a fornight ago was "Where Eagles Dare"

That is a wicked film

-Indy

The Pastor

14th December 2009, 14:08

zombieland!

firefighter

14th December 2009, 14:20

I dunno if it's been mentioned, but Valkarie is pretty good. I loathe Tom Cruise, but this movie is great.

StoneY

14th December 2009, 14:32

Another classic which I watched again a fornight ago was "Where Eagles Dare"

Yep, that and "The Eagle Has Landed" and good old "Kelly's War", classics!!!

I dunno if it's been mentioned, but Valkarie is pretty good. I loathe Tom Cruise, but this movie is great.

And that will be once its old enough, best Tom Cruise movie I have ever seen
I found myself watching The Last Samurai the other night...had sworn I would never disgrace my frontal lobes with it but....shit it wasnt that bad

steel001

14th December 2009, 14:33

What is a good movie to you? Mulan? Harry Potter?

Haha Have not seen either of them so can't pass judgement.

I just think 2012 is a shite movie where you can disengage your brain as soon as you take a seat, they then try and force over the top action down your throat for nearly three hours.

Now don't get me wrong I like action movies but come on! Limousines jumping canyons, oh and motorhomes jumping canyons, planes flying UNDER trains and planes narrowly flying between buildings and if they are driving anything on land then the earth MUST be giving way just behind them at all times, its just seemed all forced and obviously made for the American market.

People in the theatre were laughing AT the movie, not because of it.

Look if your 13 or 14 or something and you like action JUST BECAUSE its action, you will love it. If you like that sort of thing then I suggest XXX or whatever that movie is because that guy can out ski avalanches!!

Oh and movies I like Inglorious Basterds was brilliant and The Usual Suspects is up there.