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Geeen
26th November 2014, 09:28
Was a bit surprised at how good "If I Stay" was. We were expecting the usual teen crap that is everywhere, but it is actually a very well told story with a brilliantly matched sound track. Definitely worth a watch with your main squeeze.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMp896hfp74

R650R
6th December 2014, 21:39
300 Rise of an Empire. Pretty damn good, not quite the same as first film 300 but its hard to top "We are Spartans"....
Reasonable story line.

mossy1200
6th December 2014, 21:42
300 Rise of an Empire. Pretty damn good, not quite the same as first film 300 but its hard to top "We are Spartans"....
Reasonable story line.

Wonder why straight to dvd. Thought it was a good show.
Idd have a go with Eva Green.

Akzle
7th December 2014, 06:03
300 Rise of an Empire. Pretty damn good, not quite the same as first film 300 but its hard to top "We are Spartans"....
Reasonable story line.

you mean, 'this!... Is!... SPARTAAA!!!!'
eh

R650R
7th December 2014, 07:45
you mean, 'this!... Is!... SPARTAAA!!!!'
eh

Yeah best door greeting ever :)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Sf3w7sMSfE

R650R
7th December 2014, 07:48
Wonder why straight to dvd. Thought it was a good show.
Idd have a go with Eva Green.

Don't think people got to movies now unless really big epic buildup and marketing.
At the opening of lone survivor in wgtn there must have been about five people in the whole theatre....
Watched on ITunes....

You'll have to wait in line, I'm first :) Well after the Spartans anyway!

bluninja
7th December 2014, 12:34
Don't think people got to movies now unless really big epic buildup and marketing.
At the opening of lone survivor in wgtn there must have been about five people in the whole theatre....
Watched on ITunes....

You'll have to wait in line, I'm first :) Well after the Spartans anyway!

And then there's a few other films and TV series she's been "done" in....I liked "sin City: A dame to die for" not as good as the first IMHO but watchable, also Camelot where she played Morgan.

HenryDorsetCase
7th December 2014, 16:30
A nice few hours at the cinema and well worth the watch..........ongoing menage a trois without the sex, .

............the fuck?

NO NO NO. pointless.

bluninja
8th December 2014, 07:01
............the fuck?

NO NO NO. pointless.

You didn't like it? I did, pass the popcorn :shutup:

Akzle
9th December 2014, 18:02
gladiatress.

dear sweet jesus, what utter shit. in half an hour there were maybe two funnies. i gave up after that.

this is why women shoudn't be allowed to vote.

Crasherfromwayback
11th December 2014, 17:17
Bloody good film actually. Best Aussie film I've seen in ages!

<iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/jozEpGIrzeU?feature=player_detailpage" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

mossy1200
13th December 2014, 18:13
NIGHTCRAWLER
5 star.
Epic

Loved this movie.

MD
14th December 2014, 20:41
Can we Knight Sir Peter again? Really, this man is my hero. I love Tolkein and Sir Pete knows how to visualise the un-visualisable scenes Tolkein vaguely described at times in his writings. I mean the Balrog. Every reader had a different idea of what that demon must have looked like. Well Pete took the image straight from my mind. How'd he do that? Smaug, another masterpiece of Pete's imagination and creativity.

So back to the last of the last of his Tolkein interpretations. And that's all he could ever do, interpret his impressions from reading the awesome books to how to put images on a screen.

Well for me the last movie was a good one. I would have liked a bit more screen time for poor Smaug, but I guess it was time to move the story along.

As for calling a small flock of eagles arriving in time for the closing credits an army, well that's taking the piss, so it's the battle of 4.05 armies.

A highlight for me was the unexpected appearance of dear Billy Connelly. Considering his failing health his character fought like a horny teenager trying to unwrap his first condom.

I know Sir Pete has said he wont. BUT PLEASE PLEASE DO THE SILMARILLION

R650R
14th December 2014, 22:16
Machete Kills.... hmmmm yeah might have been better with alcohol....
Ok but not as good as the original Machete... which was awesome....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO1WwOQowlg

mossy1200
15th December 2014, 05:58
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yes yes yes

Crasherfromwayback
15th December 2014, 12:51
Fantastic film...brutal and very powerful. Best Prison film I've watched yet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4iseCjFnWk

Akzle
17th December 2014, 18:08
altered.

nau. a good aliem movie is hard to come by. but on a scale of signs-to-ten, this one is ... well, better than signs, anyway.

lots of plot holes, not nearly enough bullets used,
some good, some bad.

R650R
17th December 2014, 19:43
Crave. Interesting seeing Ron Perlman (Clay - Sons of anarchy) play role of cop.

Interesting film but plays out a bit different to what you expect after the trailer.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFCdeaGpmCY

oneblackflag
17th December 2014, 20:25
Well for me the last movie was a good one. I would have liked a bit more screen time for poor Smaug

+1

Smaug was awasome but I was left wanting with his screen time.

Legolas' gravity defiance in one scene was a bit gehy.

4ish Stars

R650R
21st December 2014, 21:27
A Belfast Story.

Pretty good but not quite as good as the trailer makes it out. If you like the brit crime/drama stuff you'll like it, has that cool Irish actor from "The Van" and "Snapper"....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ0MM3ibHkE

R650R
21st December 2014, 21:29
Captain Phillips

Was sick of Tom Hanks ages ago but this film is awesome, highly recommended, based on true story.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzU3UJuV80w

AllanB
22nd December 2014, 18:53
For a no brain Saturday night I'm getting this out next year. I know hardly world changing (excuse the pun) but I'll laugh my head off.

https://nz.movies.yahoo.com/movie/82390/hot-tub-time-machine-2-trailer/trailers/615f34d0_7dd8_3439_811b_047bb98da867/

R650R
25th December 2014, 18:01
In the Blood.

Absolute shite except for when Gina Carano is on screen and to ne honest she's a better real life MMA fighter than she is an actor but does ok.
Danny Trejo makes only a couple of token short appearances...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DamjF9XmtlY

Naki Rat
25th December 2014, 21:50
Typical Seth Rogan humour but given a massive publicity boost by North Korea and the world's media. Worth a watch just to see what all the fuss is about. 7/10

R650R
27th December 2014, 09:06
Seven Pyschopaths

Good comedy with tarantino style twists to it. Pretty good for the guys first film and several of my fav actors in it. Worth a watch "its got layers"....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbT61j99e24

FlangMasterJ
28th December 2014, 13:30
The Signal


I really enjoyed this. Beautifully shot, awesome performances and kept me guessing and scratching my head. Kind of District 9'ish.


gwgfeR2pMuE

Waihou Thumper
29th December 2014, 16:35
I certainly have respect for this talented Music engineer/singer/songwriter....:)
Not to mention it features luscious Jo.....Well worth a look.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOJUv1Kh47E

mossy1200
29th December 2014, 20:51
Snowpiecer

Not sure what to say



Needs to be watched. Im still in shock.

unstuck
29th December 2014, 20:58
Nolan country. The Anzac muster.
About the Nolan family from Southwestland and the cattle muster from the Arawatah valley to the salesyards at Whataroa.:Punk::Punk:

Naki Rat
30th December 2014, 13:23
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/3BOoPKQGNjg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Dark comedy - Very funny movie.
Think Forrest Gump but with more explosives :eek:

Berries
30th December 2014, 19:02
A big bag of shit.

The kids got given the DVD for Christmas although they didn't appear to be that bothered and certainly not taken in with all the hype. Chip off the old block there thank god. Put it on but it was dire, the six year old walked off to play with a digger and the seven year old switched it off before halfway.

1/10.

Would be 0/10 but the main bird was quite tasty.

Waihou Thumper
31st December 2014, 15:16
Just watched this movie which I'd put off because I've read Marcus Luttrell's book. Films are often disappointing.

Happily its a good movie which avoids the gungho American patriotism of the book. A good book but just read every second chapter.

This film is reasonably close to what really happened in the mountains of east Afghanistan. There is a scene where a Chinook is shot at which actually happened on a different mission but yes, it did happen. You can find snarky remarks on the internet about this being unrealistic but real people died in a real combat situation.

What I particularly appreciated were the tactical actions of the soldiers. Often military movies feature a lot of shouting and weapons on full automatic. Not here. The Red Wing guys whisper and move covertly. When they are in contact they fire single aimed shots instead of mindless blasts. When you are days away from your firebase every bullet has to count.

The firefight with the Taliban is very realistic and is the central action of the movie.

Recommended but read the book.

Where can I find the book, better still wanna lone it to me?
Just watched it, very good portrayal...

AllanB
31st December 2014, 15:21
Last night I watched - Cold in July - a good thriller, well shot and acted. Nice supporting appearance by Mr Miami Vice himself - Don Johnson.

Also watched 'Lucy' - had potential but never clicked for me - felt a bit rushed.

admenk
31st December 2014, 16:56
Snowpiecer

Not sure what to say

I know what you mean. Not the worst film I've ever seen, but couldn't really see the point.

pete376403
31st December 2014, 18:07
Dom Hemingway - bit of fun, Jude Law as a OTT safebreaker,

bluninja
1st January 2015, 07:12
I know what you mean. Not the worst film I've ever seen, but couldn't really see the point.

Had notes of the Matrix in it...but basically an "ark" movie. A bit ponderous; I kept waiting for Chris Evans to go "flame on" and heat things up.

Waihou Thumper
4th January 2015, 12:41
More of a series than a movie but never the less, great stuff!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM12mcTEI88

unstuck
4th January 2015, 13:05
Watched Grand theft parsons last night, has Johnny Knoxville and Christina Applegate in it.
Utter shite.

Winston001
5th January 2015, 00:49
Where can I find the book, better still wanna lone it to me?
Just watched it, very good portrayal...


I got the book from the library.

Y'know, maybe this is one time when you don't need to read the book. I enjoy Special Forces books but this one was hard work. In various ways the film was better so stick with that.

HenryDorsetCase
5th January 2015, 08:16
Last night I watched - Cold in July - a good thriller, well shot and acted. Nice supporting appearance by Mr Miami Vice himself - Don Johnson.

Also watched 'Lucy' - had potential but never clicked for me - felt a bit rushed.

If you get an opportunity, get UNDER THE SKIN. really rated it. Plus ScarJo.


OK, I paid my money and I took my chance:

THE IMITATION GAME.

The Cumber should get an Oscar nom (at least) for this. Even Keira Knightley didnt annoy me as she often does. Mark Strong is excellent as always as is Charles Dance.

Because it is about cryptography, and code breaking, which are very difficult subjects indeed, and harder still to portray on screen (what, there's two hours of a dude staring at a pad and occasionally writing on it, or looking out the window and thinking? How will that play in Peoria or Porirua?)

Its not like that at all, and from what I can recall from the books I have read about this stuff (Simon Singhs "The Code Book" and in a fictionalised context Neal Stephensons "Cryptonomicon") they way they actually did it was handled very well.

I liked this a lot, I also think that they way they handle the way that Turing was vilified and driven to suicide for being gay was well done.... not the focus of the story but a not so subtle plot point.

Highly recommended. 9/10

HenryDorsetCase
5th January 2015, 08:17
[I]More of a series than a movie but never the less, great stuff!



I refuse to watch that because of that guy's stupid haircut

mashman
5th January 2015, 09:50
Lucy. Brilliant. 9.5/10.

sil3nt
5th January 2015, 10:04
Lucy. Brilliant. 9.5/10.
LOL


Predestination

Bit of a mindfuck movie that only got a limited release here in September.
Worth a watch
8/10

FlangMasterJ
5th January 2015, 15:01
Lucy. Brilliant. 9.5/10.

http://i.imgur.com/2GLkc91.gif

mashman
5th January 2015, 15:16
http://i.imgur.com/2GLkc91.gif

Left image coz it's fuckin funny.

You didn't like it then? And you throw like a girl :bleh:

unstuck
5th January 2015, 15:21
Looper was different, kinda liked it. Brick was totally different and crap.

BuzzardNZ
5th January 2015, 15:55
You didn't like it then?

You're the only person I've heard of that did like it!

One of the worst films I've ever seen.

mashman
5th January 2015, 16:34
You're the only person I've heard of that did like it!

One of the worst films I've ever seen.

Not everyone is capable of grasping what she was going through :shifty:

Waihou Thumper
5th January 2015, 16:46
I refuse to watch that because of that guy's stupid haircut

your loss...:) Only the style of the era...

FlangMasterJ
5th January 2015, 17:34
You didn't like it then? And you throw like a girl :bleh:

It wasn't horrible but it wasn't good either. It was just Limitless with a female lead.

mashman
5th January 2015, 18:10
It wasn't horrible but it wasn't good either. It was just Limitless with a female lead.

Aye, Limitless is another great movie... and whilst I see the similarities, for me there's a chasm of difference between the two films.

Swoop
6th January 2015, 16:05
THE IMITATION GAME.

The Cumber should get an Oscar nom (at least) for this. Even Keira Knightley didnt annoy me as she often does. Mark Strong is excellent as always as is Charles Dance.

Its not like that at all, and from what I can recall from the books I have read about this stuff (Simon Singhs "The Code Book" and in a fictionalised context Neal Stephensons "Cryptonomicon") they way they actually did it was handled very well.

I liked this a lot, I also think that they way they handle the way that Turing was vilified and driven to suicide for being gay was well done.... not the focus of the story but a not so subtle plot point.

Highly recommended. 9/10
Exited the theatre a short while ago.
What a bloody great movie! Very well played (no americans, car chases or shoot-out's) and turned a complex subject into an enthralling watch.
Totally agree with a 9:10!

Naki Rat
11th January 2015, 12:09
THE IMITATION GAME.

The Cumber should get an Oscar nom (at least) for this. Even Keira Knightley didnt annoy me as she often does. Mark Strong is excellent as always as is Charles Dance.

Because it is about cryptography, and code breaking, which are very difficult subjects indeed, and harder still to portray on screen (what, there's two hours of a dude staring at a pad and occasionally writing on it, or looking out the window and thinking? How will that play in Peoria or Porirua?)

Its not like that at all, and from what I can recall from the books I have read about this stuff (Simon Singhs "The Code Book" and in a fictionalised context Neal Stephensons "Cryptonomicon") they way they actually did it was handled very well.

I liked this a lot, I also think that they way they handle the way that Turing was vilified and driven to suicide for being gay was well done.... not the focus of the story but a not so subtle plot point.

Highly recommended. 9/10+1
Excellent portrayal by BC of a historical figure who should have been recognised for more than he was. Although this is essentially a dramatised doco it kept our attention without exception.

Turing's suspected aspergers is also skillfully included in BC's character.

Agreed 9/10

pete376403
11th January 2015, 19:12
American Sniper - pretty much just tells the story of Chris Kyle from his POV. Doesn't make any statement pro or con with regards to Iraq war. Fairly intense battle scenes. 7/10

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Kyle

mossy1200
11th January 2015, 19:20
BabaDook

Utter crap. Might have been better if I could watch it but I keep finding better things to do including post on KB and look at trademe.

Wife thought it was good and well acted and creepy enough for a horror movie.

Now im not even sure we were watching the same movie 3/10.

Crasherfromwayback
13th January 2015, 15:26
Loved it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=K1qXGGyqYmE

mossy1200
18th January 2015, 19:51
American Sniper - pretty much just tells the story of Chris Kyle from his POV. Doesn't make any statement pro or con with regards to Iraq war. Fairly intense battle scenes. 7/10

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Kyle

American Sniper.

Just been today.
Idd have to rate this movie even higher.
For me its a 9/10 and well worth seeing.
Unlike most war movies its containing well developed characters and not to hard on hyped American one sided action.
Wifey liked the movie also so not just a boy action flick.

Swoop
18th January 2015, 20:35
American Sniper.

Just been today.
Idd have to rate this movie even higher.
For me its a 9/10 and well worth seeing.
Unlike most war movies its containing well developed characters and not to hard on hyped American one sided action.
Wifey liked the movie also so not just a boy action flick.

Planning to see it this week.
Was watching some of the interviews on ewechoob last night. Very interesting about the character portrayal of Chris Kyle. His "language" was much like learning a foreign language, according to Brad Cooper, and he stayed in character while off-set.
Never me the subject, but he spoke to him on the phone just once.
Kyle's wife had a lot of involvement too.

mossy1200
18th January 2015, 20:38
Planning to see it this week.
Was watching some of the interviews on ewechoob last night. Very interesting about the character portrayal of Chris Kyle. His "language" was much like learning a foreign language, according to Brad Cooper, and he stayed in character while off-set.

It was a good performance from BC and idd say Clints made a film that idd rate as good as if not better than Gran Torino.

Swoop
18th January 2015, 20:42
It was a good performance from BC and idd say Clints made a film that idd rate as good as if not better than Gran Torino.

Cool!

The homework was all there. Training with the teams. Pinging plates @500yds, etc.:Punk:

Akzle
5th February 2015, 17:34
The Raid 2.

i feel a bit like a homo, having not seen the raid 1.

now, i don't like chinks. worse, i don't like chink speak. and i certainly don't like having to read a fucking movie (it's like a book... with moving pictures, right? what is this, 1930?)

and my tolerance for ultraviolence has decreased, heaps.

that said. it's a pretty epic movie. the cinematography is spectacular, plot and storyline and whatnot, while not being deeper, are better developed/portrayed than your average kung-fu
there's a glad lack of gun play. unfortunately they slow down some "action sequences" to emphasise (usually hamstringing) wounds.

while i might not watch it again for a long, long time (due to abovesaid ultraviolence) totally worth watching if you're into that kind of thing, or if you want a solid action movie.

Naki Rat
14th February 2015, 22:48
A very interesting watch. Not so much about the real detail of what Edward Snowden exposed so much as a personal depiction of Edward and his philosophical reasons for doing what he did.

If you use a computer, phone or any electronic coomunication device you should be aware of the level of surveillance you are under, which is emphasised throughout this doco. And of course NZ is a member of the 'Five Eyes' alliance....

9/10

george formby
14th February 2015, 23:36
The Raid 2.

i feel a bit like a homo, having not seen the raid 1.

now, i don't like chinks. worse, i don't like chink speak. and i certainly don't like having to read a fucking movie (it's like a book... with moving pictures, right? what is this, 1930?)

and my tolerance for ultraviolence has decreased, heaps.

that said. it's a pretty epic movie. the cinematography is spectacular, plot and storyline and whatnot, while not being deeper, are better developed/portrayed than your average kung-fu
there's a glad lack of gun play. unfortunately they slow down some "action sequences" to emphasise (usually hamstringing) wounds.

while i might not watch it again for a long, long time (due to abovesaid ultraviolence) totally worth watching if you're into that kind of thing, or if you want a solid action movie.

The Raid, inspiration for Dredd?

HenryDorsetCase
15th February 2015, 11:16
The Raid, inspiration for Dredd?

Other way round if anything. The Judge Dredd ouvre has been going since 1977. I loved the DREDD movie. Also THE RAID 1 AND 2.

mossy1200
15th February 2015, 11:18
Cant wait until a Honda rider writes a 50Shades review.

:corn:

Woodman
15th February 2015, 11:31
Birdman.

Went in not reading any previews, except seeing the shorts on tele. Totally different to what I expected, but a really good watch. Pretty sure that Hollywood/Broadway insiders will read more into it than I can e.g. is success measured in money or talent?

Really enjoyable.

bogan
15th February 2015, 11:35
Cant wait until a Honda rider writes a 50Shades review.

:corn:

Well I missed the first screening, went in for the 5th one, but by that time the seats were a bit too moist so I left.

Might take a tarp and try again next week :innocent:

unstuck
15th February 2015, 11:52
Other way round if anything. The Judge Dredd ouvre has been going since 1977. I loved the DREDD movie. Also THE RAID 1 AND 2.

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/lHN5E-tnyyw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>:headbang::headbang:


Watched a good dvd (IMO) last night called Heartlands, about a newsagent/ darts player that travels across the UK on his Honda 50, looking for his cheating wife in Blackpool. Starring Michael Sheen.

FlangMasterJ
15th February 2015, 13:26
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father - 9/10

If you can make it through this without getting choked up you're not human.


Whiplash - 8.5/10

Awesome flick. Very satisfying ending.

Swoop
15th February 2015, 18:37
Cant wait until a Honda rider writes a 50Shades review.

Why the fuck would a Honda rider watch that crap? It's a guy + girl movie.:facepalm:
Ghey pron action, THEN you'll get a review!:buggerd::eek5::gob:

mossy1200
15th February 2015, 18:44
Why the fuck would a Honda rider watch that crap? It's a guy + girl movie.:facepalm:
Ghey pron action, THEN you'll get a review!:buggerd::eek5::gob:

Seems you miss understand.

Im talking 50Shades of Ghey.
Are you referring to that chic flick?

Swoop
15th February 2015, 18:47
Seems you miss understand.

Im talking 50Shades of Ghey.
Are you referring to that chic flick?

There was no reference to Ghey in your first post, so obviously.


Also, why else would it be in the "Movie review" thread?

mossy1200
15th February 2015, 18:49
There was no reference to Ghey in your first post, so obviously.

Wasn't any grey there either. I was hoping another Honda would cum out of the closet and name their shame unassisted.

Swoop
15th February 2015, 18:52
Wasn't any grey there either. I was hoping another Honda would cum out of the closet and name their shame unassisted.
You meet the nicest people on a Honda!


Well...
This afternoon's cyclist might disagree a little...:devil2:

mashman
19th February 2015, 20:05
Jupiter Ascending. Good action flick. Stunning graphics. Watched it in 2D and am regretting it as it'll likely look stunning in 3D. Some cheeeeeese ya can see coming a mile away, but that kinda cushions the blow. An interesting concept, primarily as you have to flesh out yourself. 8/10 aaaaaaaand will probably go to see it in 3D.

wharekura
20th February 2015, 09:34
Forced by wife (take me or else) for making her see all the LOR and hobbits with me. I enjoyed the movie to the point asked the wife for the 2nd book for a read. Watching porn - albeit restrained :spanking: - not a problem with me and the wife, but with an additional 100 or so others a bit awkward.

sil3nt
20th February 2015, 09:37
Jupiter Ascending. Good action flick. Stunning graphics. Watched it in 2D and am regretting it as it'll likely look stunning in 3D. Some cheeeeeese ya can see coming a mile away, but that kinda cushions the blow. An interesting concept, primarily as you have to flesh out yourself. 8/10 aaaaaaaand will probably go to see it in 3D.Been looking forward to this film but the reviews say it is terrible. Might still give it a shot.

mashman
21st February 2015, 13:16
Funny I saw about 50 Shades...

"Fifty shades of grey is romantic only because the guy is a billionaire. If he was living in a trailer it would be a Criminal Minds episode."


Been looking forward to this film but the reviews say it is terrible. Might still give it a shot.

The story is very loosely based around a reality that some people have (not on a conspiracy level) and it was at a very high level leaving a lot unexplained. I say this only given your reaction to Lucy ;). It's feckin pretty, so the perceived weakness of the story didn't really matter that much... and I went into it expecting more from the story.

mada
23rd February 2015, 17:46
Watched Fury a while back. Very dissapointing film I thought. Parts of it are good for showing the nastiness of war for both sides, but I couldn't hold back nearly choking from laughter at the unbelievable ending.

Spoiler Alert:
Small bunch of hero Americans hold off a whole battallion of heavily armed and seasoned SS Veterans who some how lose all their discipline and knowledge of tactics - and instead unrealistically adopt direct frontal human wave charges against an immobilised sherman.

rustyrobot
23rd February 2015, 18:16
Kingsman: The Secret Service

A 'very British' take on a spy flick. Reminded me of the James Bond movies I enjoyed so much when I was a kid, with contemporary humour. Surprisingly entertaining and a nice change from some of the American dross I've watched of late. Michael Caine plays an upper closs toff with Michael Caine's accent - and Samuel L Jackson is black Bill Gates with a lisp. Plenty of in jokes and action, and a global warming theme to satisfy the tin-hats. Managed to convince SWMBO to come along as one review said "perfect Valentine's day movie" - turns out the bad guy's name is Valentine. :) She enjoyed it as much as I did.

Doesn't take itself too seriously (cough *skyfall* cough) or forget to have fun, without being 'the spy who shagged me'.

8/10

MD
24th February 2015, 10:22
Watched Fury a while back. Very dissapointing film I thought. Parts of it are good for showing the nastiness of war for both sides, but I couldn't hold back nearly choking from laughter at the unbelievable ending.

Spoiler Alert:
Small bunch of hero Americans hold off a whole battallion of heavily armed and seasoned SS Veterans who some how lose all their discipline and knowledge of tactics - and instead unrealistically adopt direct frontal human wave charges against an immobilised sherman.

Yeah that's where the movie totally lost my approval rating. Ridiculous to expect an audience to believe the germans, or anyone, soldiers or not, would be that useless at attacking an immobilised tank.

Unless the Germans had a very cunning plan stolen from Black Adder. Our troops will slowly walk directly at the tank's guns so the enemy inside will keep shooting us dead and in the process die from finger exhaustion or boredom from killing us so easily.

WHITE TIGERNow here's a gripping WWII tank movie worth watching. 9/10.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24XXECv-oWw

Gruesome and captivating to watch. Interesting to see a Russian perspective on WWII movie making. Also enjoyable because we don't recognise any of the actors. Not relying on big name drawcards. Brad who?

HenryDorsetCase
24th February 2015, 10:53
Been looking forward to this film but the reviews say it is terrible. Might still give it a shot.

I am in the same boat. But on the basis of reviews I did NOT go see JOHN CARTER in theatres, and it turned out to be a grossly underrated gem and one I have watched a couple of times since.

mada
24th February 2015, 12:00
Yeah that's where the movie totally lost my approval rating. Ridiculous to expect an audience to believe the germans, or anyone, soldiers or not, would be that useless at attacking an immobilised tank.

Unless the Germans had a very cunning plan stolen from Black Adder. Our troops will slowly walk directly at the tank's guns so the enemy inside will keep shooting us dead and in the process die from finger exhaustion or boredom from killing us so easily.

WHITE TIGERNow here's a gripping WWII tank movie worth watching. 9/10.


Gruesome and captivating to watch. Interesting to see a Russian perspective on WWII movie making. Also enjoyable because we don't recognise any of the actors. Not relying on big name drawcards. Brad who?

Yeh totally. Thanks for the White Tiger link, will def get around to seeing that.

Some other foreign war films that I recommend for their different perspectives:

Unsere Mutter, Unsere Father (Our Mothers, Other Fathers) aka Generation War.
- Mini-series showing perspective of your average German non-nazi drafted infantryman who is fighting a war he doesn't believe in and how he tries to cope with the carnage and horror around him.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmyGPX23px4

Tae Guk Gi
- Korean Civil War movie, pretty much the Saving Private Ryan of the Korean war with gripping battle scenes, up close ruthless combat and quite true to history with its portrayal of South Korean army defeats, forced conscription, and massacres by both sides.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY3v9gMehf4

City of Life and Death
- Chinese movie on the Rape of Nanjing (Nanking). This is the Chinese equivalent to Schindlers List (in black and white for whole film too). Shows the perspectives of Chinese civilians, and surrendered soldiers, but unlike other propoganda that comes out reaking of CCP, this one gives a Japenese soldiers perspective on the chaos around him. For this reason it was poorly rated on the Mainland by quite a few ultranationalists.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9td_3P3w1S4

You should be able to watch all of these movies on youtube with English subs, try to find a HD version of Tae Guk Gi though as the trailer doesnt do it justice.

Tazz
24th February 2015, 13:21
Just watched 'What we do in the shadows' last night.

Awesome.

To be honest, I had low expectations, but really enjoyed it. Not a rip snorter right the way through, but not a 'well there were at least 5 good jokes' film either like some NZ efforts of the past.
Hope it does well overseas, they make some dosh and then bust out a few more good 'uns.


Watched Fury a while back. Very dissapointing film I thought. Parts of it are good for showing the nastiness of war for both sides, but I couldn't hold back nearly choking from laughter at the unbelievable ending.

Spoiler Alert:
Small bunch of hero Americans hold off a whole battallion of heavily armed and seasoned SS Veterans who some how lose all their discipline and knowledge of tactics - and instead unrealistically adopt direct frontal human wave charges against an immobilised sherman.

Utter shit that movie is. I can't believe Hollywood is still pumping out that dross. American sniper was another good dose of that.

Akzle
3rd March 2015, 18:32
Dracula 3000.

i don't know where to start.

with a budget of at least ... fifty bucks, they could have managed ... something else.

with a plot the consistency of vegatarian's shit, and every single cliche in the big-book-of-cliches, the only real redeeming feature was that jubblies survived to the end.

you could watch this movie on mute, i recommend it, actually.
infact. don't bother watching it. just get some still frames.

Akzle
5th March 2015, 18:19
children of men.

epic. just neat all over. from the same git that bought y'all pan's labyrinth, apparently.

i don't know how they could make a sequel, but i'd watch the shit out of it.

anyone got any along-the-lines recommendations...?

mada
5th March 2015, 21:49
children of men.

epic. just neat all over. from the same git that bought y'all pan's labyrinth, apparently.

i don't know how they could make a sequel, but i'd watch the shit out of it.

anyone got any along-the-lines recommendations...?

I fucking loved that movie for its realistic and surreal feel - especially the motorbike scene :eek5: 10/10

Nothing like it, but I recently watched the kiwi horror comedy "Housebound" was actually quite funny and was a good flick.

rustyrobot
5th March 2015, 22:21
children of men.

epic. just neat all over. from the same git that bought y'all pan's labyrinth, apparently.

i don't know how they could make a sequel, but i'd watch the shit out of it.

anyone got any along-the-lines recommendations...?

Fantastic film. Perfect intensity and pace, with some dry English humour and some stunning 'long takes'. Can't really think of anything like it. I've watched pretty much every dystopian or post-apocalyptic film I could find and they are all either much slower and darker or over-acted and under-written.

Other things you might like if you haven't seen them: Hanna [cheesy art house action film / movie length music video], District 9 [not your usual alien invasion], The Cabin in the Woods [smart man's pop-horror].

Akzle
6th March 2015, 06:35
"Housebound" was actually quite funny and was a good flick.
will add to the list. chur

Hanna
loved it.

District 9
did enjoy. probably due for a re-watch.

The Cabin in the Woods [smart man's pop-horror].
seen it. was not so thrilled. one of those movies where y'r'all liek "aww hell naw she ain't THAT stupid"... but then, she is...

Crasherfromwayback
7th March 2015, 15:12
Be sure to watch *The skin I live in* wan't ya then. Gonna watch it again tonight after first seeing it when it first came out. A fucked up film if ever there was one. *naked lunch* is another humdinger!

Akzle
7th March 2015, 15:27
Be sure to watch *The skin I live in* wan't ya then. Gonna watch it again tonight after first seeing it when it first came out. A fucked up film if ever there was one. *naked lunch* is another humdinger!

you're an interesting motherfucker. i'll give you that.


OR, a 'hipster' (i have absolutely no idea how that word fits into the language) 14 year old girl.



...i'll put em on the list.

Maha
7th March 2015, 15:39
Dag Day Afternoon?

Crasherfromwayback
7th March 2015, 15:48
you're an interesting motherfucker. i'll give you that.


.

Just like twisted fucked up films. *Naked Lunch* is David Cronenborg at his very sickest.

mada
9th March 2015, 20:53
Pre-destination

9/10 - This is a Sci-Fi thriller which is really intense with its twists and turns. A plot that will keep you interested until the end, and questioning yourself about the fuck you just saw and how the fuck?

No massive overly done special effects, in fact there are few if any in the film, most of it relies on good story telling and gripping acting performances. Don't expect to see the same old shit plot play either with goodies nearly failing against the baddies and then getting back up to win the day. This movie has a plot that is original and mind-fucking. Pretty much every piece of content and sentence in the film has a meaning behind it which you will only realise half way thru or towards the end - which makes second time viewing primo.

Highly recommend - don't watch the trailers for it, they don't do it justice or will spoil parts of the plot.

Swoop
10th March 2015, 07:37
Well, American Sniper didn't live up to expectations.

Chris Kyle certainly deserved to have his story told, but for some reason this movie had a strange approach to doing just that.
For me, 6.5:10.

caspernz
10th March 2015, 07:55
Kingsman.

It's a bit like Bond meets Tarantino. Best described as dark humour I suppose, and seeing Samuel L Jackson with a lisp...hilarious.

I'd give it 7.5/10

FlangMasterJ
10th March 2015, 08:01
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

Very very good. Don't look at the synopsis, just watch it.

9/10

MD
10th March 2015, 09:35
I kept hearing from people this was worth a watch so I got it out. Not wrong. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Not that I'm usually into tear jerkers and this is way up there on the pass me a tissue meter.

How the hell did they recreate that tsunami charging across the landscape pushing the beautiful Naomi Watts along at such speed? It looked so real it was scary just watching from the safety of the couch. And when she gets cut up and injured you almost wince in pain.

george formby
10th March 2015, 09:59
Watched Fury a while back. Very dissapointing film I thought. Parts of it are good for showing the nastiness of war for both sides, but I couldn't hold back nearly choking from laughter at the unbelievable ending.
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Just watched it on yoohootube. You've saved me some writing. Cheers.

Speaking of fucked up movies. It's about time I revisited The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover. Bizarre and Helen Mirrens boobs.

Crasherfromwayback
15th March 2015, 14:54
This is a FUCKING great movie. Trust me.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kraftidioten/

FlangMasterJ
16th March 2015, 07:12
This is a FUCKING great movie. Trust me.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kraftidioten/

I'll watch this if you watch this.


Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

Very very good. Don't look at the synopsis, just watch it.

9/10

Crasherfromwayback
16th March 2015, 08:36
I'll watch this if you watch this.

Deal. Good to get new recommendations.

sil3nt
16th March 2015, 09:38
Go watch Chappie. It is awesome. Critics hate it because they are dumb :rolleyes:

Crasherfromwayback
16th March 2015, 09:49
Go watch Chappie. It is awesome. Critics hate it because they are dumb :rolleyes:

I'm loving Yolandi Visser so def will.

FlangMasterJ
16th March 2015, 09:57
Go watch Chappie. It is awesome. Critics hate it because they are dumb :rolleyes:

Yeah my brother loved it. He saw it at iMAX in San Fran.

I never trust the ratings.


By the way guys and girls Interstellar is up for download on "iTunes" :shifty:

mashman
19th March 2015, 09:22
The Wolf of Wall Street... awesome biography <_<. 7/10 (primarily for the tits)

Akzle
19th March 2015, 17:40
The Wolf of Wall Street... awesome biography <_<. 7/10 (primarily for the tits)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH9FSm6hHng:laugh::laugh:

mashman
20th March 2015, 21:41
Yeah, it had its moments... and most of them came with tits :D

admenk
21st March 2015, 19:27
Just got round to watching "Fury" - all it needed was John Wayne strolling through the smoke and bullets shouting "the hell I will". Thank goodness no German could ever shoot straight eh :facepalm:

Akzle
26th March 2015, 19:46
Killers.

just seen it.

chick flick, in the main.

enough T, humor and... well, yeah... to keep it entertaining for teh guys. all in all, a good balance.

has that kutcher faggotry in it, but he's not offensively kutcher, which is nice.

worth watching? no. but if the missus wants to see it, you wont feel so bad.

mada
27th March 2015, 12:24
Just got round to watching "Fury" - all it needed was John Wayne strolling through the smoke and bullets shouting "the hell I will". Thank goodness no German could ever shoot straight eh :facepalm:

It was a crack up.

From memory, seasoned SS veterans could not shoot straight, find cover, or use panzerfausts when at company strength. But a little hitler jugend was able to conceal himself well in cover for an ambush where he turned out be accurate as with the panzerfaust. :laugh:

EJK
4th April 2015, 22:32
Fast and Furious 7.

Just lots of cars, lots of girls and lots of explosions.

7/10

pete376403
5th April 2015, 17:47
"On Any Sunday - the next chapter" some very nice footage of flat track, road racing, speedway even. Excellent.

FlangMasterJ
15th April 2015, 14:09
Daredevil (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3322312/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_7http://)

Not a movie but a TV series. Loving it. It's gritty and violent the way a comic book adaptation should be. Stars Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) and does a great job of it.

The whole series is up on Netflix (created by them).

8.5/10 from me.

<a href="http://imgur.com/qSrGocx"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/qSrGocx.jpg?1" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>

mashman
15th April 2015, 16:56
Cinderella. So boring I couldn't even get to sleep and as the kids never spoke about it after we left... just asked and "It was crap" came back as a verdict. Yes, they're all girls. I don't recommend it.

Crasherfromwayback
15th April 2015, 17:07
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Talking of TV series...I liked this.

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HenryDorsetCase
15th April 2015, 19:39
I am in the market for a new TV show to watch. I like science fiction, boobs, violence and errrrr a good story.

Is the DAREDEVIL show as good as the movie? which had Ben Affleck in it.

BuzzardNZ
15th April 2015, 19:45
I am in the market for a new TV show to watch. I like science fiction, boobs, violence and errrrr a good story.

Is the DAREDEVIL show as good as the movie? which had Ben Affleck in it.

It's not Sci-Fi but it's got all the rest... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikings_%28TV_series%29

bogan
15th April 2015, 19:48
I am in the market for a new TV show to watch. I like science fiction, boobs, violence and errrrr a good story.

Is the DAREDEVIL show as good as the movie? which had Ben Affleck in it.

Banshee is still my 'tell others about' tv show, not sci-fi, but many boobs and violence; pretty good story too.

FlangMasterJ
15th April 2015, 20:29
I am in the market for a new TV show to watch. I like science fiction, boobs, violence and errrrr a good story.

Is the DAREDEVIL show as good as the movie? which had Ben Affleck in it.

Never seen the Daredevil movie. Heard it was rubbish. The series has 9+ ratings on IMDB. It's great.

HenryDorsetCase
15th April 2015, 20:35
Banshee is still my 'tell others about' tv show, not sci-fi, but many boobs and violence; pretty good story too.

we watched the first two series over Christmas. I have to acquire season 3.

waiting for DEFIANCE to come back. also ORPHAN BLACK

Kickaha
15th April 2015, 20:40
also ORPHAN BLACK
I got about 8 episodes in before I lost interest

carburator
15th April 2015, 20:57
Banshee is still my 'tell others about' tv show, not sci-fi, but many boobs and violence; pretty good story too.

Justified. is just as good, up to season three or four in the states...

HenryDorsetCase
15th April 2015, 23:01
Justified. is just as good, up to season three or four in the states...

The final episode ever has just aired in the states. S06e13 from memory. I liked that show a lot

Tazz
15th April 2015, 23:32
we watched the first two series over Christmas. I have to acquire season 3.

waiting for DEFIANCE to come back. also ORPHAN BLACK

It gets good again in S3 :D (Unless I'm the only one that thinks the first season was choice, and the second a bit of a fizzle).

I lost interest in Orphan Black, killer first season though.

First episode into Daredevil, it's meh, but I thought the movie was average as too. Better looking than Flash and Arrow though :sick:

Different vein but I've been enjoying watching Louie and Inside Amy Schumer recently. One step up from no substance humour (well Louie anyway) but pretty decent by comparison so some other shit out there.

2 episodes in and American Odyssey looks alright.

12 Monkeys, average, Better Call Saul, good.

If you haven't seen it already I recommend Rick and Morty. It is probably one of the funniest things/best I saw last year.

Was watching The Americans but it's gone all soap opera shit.

Last Man on Earth, shit, it's the kind of humour that makes Amy Schumers show look sophisticated.

Well, that's my in depth analysis.

Akzle
16th April 2015, 01:01
tha fuq you niggaz do all day that youv got so much time, to watch teev!

R650R
16th April 2015, 18:47
Stanley Kubricks first film Fear and Desire

A ficticious war in an unidentified country provides the setting for this drama. Four soldiers survive the crash-landing of their plane to find themselves in a forest six miles behind enemy lines. The group, led by Lt. Corby, has a plan: They'll make their way to a nearby river, build a raft, and then, under cover of night, float back to friendly territory. Their plans for getting back safely are sidetracked by a young woman who stumbles across them as they hide in the woods, and by the nearby presence of an enemy general who one member of the group is determined to kill.

Good like all the old films, worth a watch.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dNdAIU3dC0

R650R
16th April 2015, 18:50
The Iceman

Based very loosely on true story, some pretty good acting.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJIXOx2-GZ8

R650R
16th April 2015, 18:53
The Bedford Incident

A 10/10. Good acting and plenty of suspense. A naval version of Dr Strangelove in a way. Only watched as was cheap rental when bored but turned out very good, recommended.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA-rgKBq7Ss

mossy1200
16th April 2015, 20:23
You have to much spare time!

What he said.

HenryDorsetCase
16th April 2015, 20:47
tha fuq you niggaz do all day that youv got so much time, to watch teev!
we have to do something between benefit days brah.

nerrrd
17th April 2015, 20:53
I am in the market for a new TV show to watch. I like science fiction, boobs, violence and errrrr a good story.

Nothing gets bared (I think?) and both were short-lived, but I liked 'Dollhouse' and 'Caprica'. Both also deeply flawed, but interesting anyway.

mashman
24th April 2015, 09:13
Avengers: Age of Ultron. Up there with the first movie and in some ways the best of the two. 8.5/10

FlangMasterJ
24th April 2015, 13:17
Avengers: Age of Ultron. Up there with the first movie and in some ways the best of the two. 8.5/10

Exactly what I was going to say. Definitely worth going to see.

mada
25th April 2015, 01:58
"Good Kill"

Directed by kiwi Andrew Niccol - who directed Gattacca, Lord of War, and the Truman Show etc. Yet again Ethan Hawke puts on a bloody good performance.

Gives a really good look into the work that the "pilots" are now doing with UAV's all across the Middle East and how shit and traumatic the job is. Most compelling movie I've seen against "pre-emptive" drone strikes and Obama's death from the sky "War on Terror" which is really just breeding more fucking terrorists. 100 times more balanced than good guy bad guy "American Sniper".

Quote of the movie is when a cop asks the pilot how the war on terror is going - "about as good as your war on drugs".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcDB6OZgqzo

Akzle
25th April 2015, 17:35
"Good Kill"

Directed by kiwi Andrew Niccol - who directed Gattacca, Lord of War, and the Truman Show etc. Yet again Ethan Hawke puts on a bloody good performance.

Gives a really good look into the work that the "pilots" are now doing with UAV's all across the Middle East and how shit and traumatic the job is. Most compelling movie I've seen against "pre-emptive" drone strikes and Obama's death from the sky "War on Terror" which is really just breeding more fucking terrorists. 100 times more balanced than good guy bad guy "American Sniper".

Quote of the movie is when a cop asks the pilot how the war on terror is going - "about as good as your war on drugs".



helluva moovie.

i'm not entirely sure how to rate it, i can watch it only through my lens, political ideologies and all, bit fucken slow. bit long, could have done with some revolutionary shit. and i'd have put the quote at "was that a war crime, sir?" "shut the fuck up suarez"

but i guess it tells a story. though what's learned from it....
fucken sad. terrorism from 10, 000 ft.

and it still goes on in the name of the profit. fucken jews.


haven't and almost refuse to watch american sniper. glorifying some white guy for killing stacks of people?? how fucken sick your society is.

Crasherfromwayback
27th April 2015, 13:12
The Dead Lands. Been looking forward to it and really enjoyed it.

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BuzzardNZ
27th April 2015, 13:20
The Dead Lands. Been looking forward to it and really enjoyed it.



Remind you of your days at Naenae college ? ;)

Crasherfromwayback
27th April 2015, 13:23
Remind you of your days at Naenae college ? ;)

Now that you mention it...

R650R
27th April 2015, 15:45
Axle I'm with you on the political views but hey you miss some great movies... That bomb disposal one, Restrepo, Lone Survivor

Watched Night Crawler on iTunes, pretty good. Great action scenes, good acting and some subtle commentary on modern society and media....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8kYDQan8bw

mossy1200
27th April 2015, 15:59
Axle I'm with you on the political views but hey you miss some great movies... That bomb disposal one, Restrepo, Lone Survivor

Watched Night Crawler on iTunes, pretty good. Great action scenes, good acting and some subtle commentary on modern society and media....



Liked it. How low can you go?

mossy1200
27th April 2015, 16:08
Avengers: Age of Ultron. Up there with the first movie and in some ways the best of the two. 8.5/10

Went to a late screening on Saturday. Was good movie. Wife fell asleep though. Not on a top 10 list but fun entertainment.

Akzle
27th April 2015, 16:52
Watched Night Crawler on iTunes, pretty good. Great action scenes, good acting and some subtle commentary on modern society and media....


it's on my list.


just not the list of movies i illegally pirated from jew cunts for being jew cunts so fuck jew cunts.


fuck. do i need a new hobby?

Akzle
27th April 2015, 16:56
also. the avengers. fucken ell. i've never been one for comic books. or super heroes much.

and i've rarely fallen asleep through a movie. but the avengers was so shit, despite black-ass-jackson, that i not only fell asleep, i deleted it after, because there's no way i want that CRAP taking up space on my hard drive.
0/10. gay shit.

i dont know if i've reviewed before, but:
push: watch it.
hanna: watch it.
there are others. but i'm on a bit of a binge here so things are a little foggy.

Madness
27th April 2015, 17:22
Wyrmwood. Possibly my new favourite zombie movie and one of the funnier Australian movies I've watched. I should include also a disclaimer: I also attended Naenae College.

http://anycamerawilldo.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/10572000_761008183951887_1206226829940612393_o.jpg

http://youtu.be/UaXmeRKkK-Y

Akzle
27th April 2015, 17:35
Wyrmwood. Possibly my new favourite

what was your old favourite.

dont worry. noone will judge you.

mossy1200
27th April 2015, 17:44
I also attended Naenae College.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woQQpjrkpEY

A Naenae film production

Madness
27th April 2015, 17:47
what was your old favourite zombie movie?

Zombieland, of course.

Akzle
27th April 2015, 17:48
Zombieland, of course.

fucken gaymer.

((not a bad movie, mind.))

Madness
27th April 2015, 17:52
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woQQpjrkpEY

A Naenae film production

Funny, I don't recognise any of the backdrops.

mada
27th April 2015, 18:15
helluva moovie.

i'm not entirely sure how to rate it, i can watch it only through my lens, political ideologies and all, bit fucken slow. bit long, could have done with some revolutionary shit. and i'd have put the quote at "was that a war crime, sir?" "shut the fuck up suarez"

but i guess it tells a story. though what's learned from it....
fucken sad. terrorism from 10, 000 ft.

and it still goes on in the name of the profit. fucken jews.


haven't and almost refuse to watch american sniper. glorifying some white guy for killing stacks of people?? how fucken sick your society is.

Yeh definitely a bit slow and long! But yeh the message pretty strong.

Another war movie I re-watched again the other night while movie binging was Coriolanus which is based on a Shakespearian play of same name. The movies been pretty under rated, I guess cos most people nowadays cant stand the good plays of the old and ye ole Englands - I usually quite like the remakes.

Stars Ralph Fiennes and Gerard Butler - shot in Serbia.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsYrGIQnmxo

R650R
27th April 2015, 20:04
Looked up the actor from the NightCrawler movie and found this, End of Watch.

A definite 10/10 intense action film with believeable story line. Way better than the good trailer makes it, don't let the go rpo angle put you off, that's only a small part and ties in well.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf2K9GzgiF0

Crasherfromwayback
28th April 2015, 19:13
I am VERY much looking forward to seeing this.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ex_machina/

mossy1200
28th April 2015, 21:29
I am VERY much looking forward to seeing this.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ex_machina/

Wont be long before you can use your eftpos card for services.

Akzle
29th April 2015, 17:24
the darkest hour?

glowey spinny wooshwoosh things come from space to fuck people up.

in russialand.

pretty mindless, no T or A, a bit pitch black, but one of the few films i've seen new that i've thought "neat"

Akzle
29th April 2015, 17:40
i dunno if i've posted em bofore, but am looking at now so.

the children of huang shi:
it's all true story about how white guys are better than azns. or something.

well worth watching.

the baker:
comed/rama?
unsure. slow. not unfunny. the kind of movie grandma might watch and chuckle at. has it humor (rather english) but then again i'd not have been sad to not have seen it. trying to think of something to compare it to but i cant.
rating.. rating rating... 6/10 just because it's so fucking unremarkable but not entirey shit.

Akzle
29th April 2015, 17:47
the town.
watch it oi.

mossy1200
29th April 2015, 19:11
the children of huang shi:
it's all true story about how white guys are better than azns.



Its not about ping pong?

Akzle
29th April 2015, 19:38
the warriors way.

i dont know how this movie wasnt bigger.

made in nuu zullund, largely filmed inside and by a computer, if i'm to comprehend the fucking situation.

has EVERYTHING. (except T&A) well, maybe slight T.

a black midget? check
carnies? check
the wile wile wess'? check
ninja? check
sam'rai? check
sniper? check
that japponaise 10k psi blood splash thing they do? check.
people being stabbed in the face with fish? check.

i'm going solid 8/10.

Akzle
29th April 2015, 19:38
Its not about ping pong?

mmmmobviously.

Akzle
30th April 2015, 18:30
"Good Kill"

i thought more about this, and i now have, surprise surprise, more words.

the movie itself is propaganda:
on the one hand we have "boohoo we're all sad and kiling people like actual boots on the ground" - to garner the sympathy of the public?
on the other it's all like "terrorism is bad hmkay, you're "saving american lives" (actual quote)"

on the whole, I cant see a purpose for this movie that doesn't benefit the JSA govt.



anyway. enter conspiracy ax.

nauu. i'm young enough to know some shit. for the elders attending: the jewnited states government has released a video game (quite some time ago) to find suitable candidates for military operations
scary? fucken wut.

that knowledge in conjunction with aforesaid movie, makes for a scary future of warfare.

which is what the "military industrial complex" is all about! (the future of warfare)
-they're looking for the next generation of soldiers, and finding them, likely, playing fuken video games

now this can be developed in several ways - the US feed actual intelligence into the game and see what the gamers do, or, eventually (if not already) stream live fucken feeds from the battleground through some computery shit to appear as pixels in front of kids for them to blast away at.

the extension of this runs two ways: one, the existing technology (drones) is perpetuated, extended, we have like, war-robot guys killing arabs or terrorists or drug cartels or whoever the fucken bad guy is this generation.

second: mech suits (a la crysis, or that entirely forgettable new ish tom cruise movie)

to be controlled by teh gamers. to be piloted by convicts or other politcal undesirables.



oh what a bright future i look forward to.

pete376403
30th April 2015, 19:38
now this can be developed in several ways - the US feed actual intelligence into the game and see what the gamers do, or, eventually (if not already) stream live fucken feeds from the battleground through some computery shit to appear as pixels in front of kids for them to blast away at.

oh what a bright future i look forward to.

That's basically the premise of the movie "Enders Game"

Akzle
5th May 2015, 16:44
That's basically the premise of the movie "Enders Game"


NIGHTCRAWLER
5 star.
Epic

Loved this movie.

bbbbbbbwbwbwbwbwbwbwbbbbbuh.

was not expecting to like it, despite the premise. it almost lost me a few times. and fuck does the lead personality grate me. (brilliantly acted)

but to the end. i'd rank it 7.9/10 just can't bring myself to 8, but it was none the less well watchable. unlikely twice, though.

Akzle
5th May 2015, 16:50
and while i'm here i'll throw out "silent hill" - directors cut with alternate endings.
any gam3rz will know the premise (love teh fog in that game)

anyone else. just fucken watch it anyway.
not tripping balls on acid though. that's a bad idea.

Smifffy
5th May 2015, 21:11
Really enjoyed this one, watched it a couple of times, also James Gandolfini's last act:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lCiDIcqMe0

Smifffy
5th May 2015, 21:17
This one is as confusing as fuck. Watched it a couple of times now. Still don't know what it's meant to be about.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUZgOQ186-A

Still, highly recommended

FlangMasterJ
5th May 2015, 22:36
and while i'm here i'll throw out "silent hill" - directors cut with alternate endings.
any gam3rz will know the premise (love teh fog in that game)

anyone else. just fucken watch it anyway.
not tripping balls on acid though. that's a bad idea.

Silent Hill was genuinely creepy. One of my favorite horror/thrillers.

Akzle
6th May 2015, 16:32
inside man.

based solely on the first 3 minutes, and the cast, 9.5/10 i'll come back in a couple of hours with whether it actually is.

bogan
6th May 2015, 17:03
inside man.

based solely on the first 3 minutes, and the cast, 9.5/10 i'll come back in a couple of hours with whether it actually is.

He hides inside the bank wall.

There ya go, saved you a couple of hours.

mashman
6th May 2015, 18:18
inside man.

based solely on the first 3 minutes, and the cast, 9.5/10 i'll come back in a couple of hours with whether it actually is.

Should stay around about that score. I did enjoy it.

98tls
6th May 2015, 18:36
Really enjoyed this one, watched it a couple of times, also James Gandolfini's last act:]

Cheers for that will make a point of seeing that,really enjoyed that movie Hardy was in based around an old family of moonshiners...one of the best.

Akzle
6th May 2015, 19:22
Should stay around about that score. I did enjoy it.

fucken did and all.

brilliant actoring, actoressing, jodie's bewbs in that red top, just.. mm. brilliant.

Akzle
6th May 2015, 20:41
Watched Night Crawler on iTunes, pretty good. Great action scenes, good acting and some subtle commentary on modern society and media....


not that fucken subtle. More like an indictment.

FlangMasterJ
6th May 2015, 23:26
Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

A tad late on this one but exceeded my expectations. Solid flick, now onto the next one.

Akzle
7th May 2015, 13:05
Axle I'm with you on the political views but hey you miss some great movies... That bomb disposal one, Restrepo, Lone Survivor

couldn't find lone survivor.

restrepo:

well it's a fucken doco, innit.

you'll have to forgive my lack of sympathy with people who are paid to go to other countries where they're not wanted and then piss the locals off.

you'll also have to forgive my extreme lack of giving a fuck about americans going to other countries where they're not wanted and then pissing the locals off.

but fucken 'ell. i should buy shares in ammo manufacturing.. then sell to both sides....
o. wait on
(some jew beat me to it!)
i'd also expect, as a tactical thing, to make better use of long distance shooters/snipers ffs.

being filmed by NG i'd have expected some better cinematography, rather than the handy-cam bullshit. was moderately well cut, but i still haven't taken to this tv-style "show some things, then show someone's face giving their opinion on things" - no fucks given.

would i watch it again? categorically no.
should anyone watch it ever? not in any entertainment kinds of sense.
i suppose, in the NG theme of things, it could suit some kid doing homework on why americaunts shouldn't go to other countries where they're not wanted and piss the locals off, but that's about the extent of the value of the thing.

fuckall/10

quote of teh moov:
"iffen they wunnt comin in to you, sometime you gotta gwan reach out t' theyum"

wait. sorry. gettting through it.

an american talking to local elders:

"these foreigners [the people who actually live in the country he's in] wont fight my soldiers, they hide on a mountain"

:laugh: oh americunts. you so fucken stoopid.

mossy1200
7th May 2015, 20:24
Billy Elliot. 10/10


Unexpected.:wait:

Akzle
7th May 2015, 22:14
Unexpected.:wait:

cunt. Probly have seen it. Might find it again and review.
Obviously not remarkable enough to remember.

Akzle
8th May 2015, 14:58
fucken, cant get away from dafoe...

Animal Factory.

6.something /10

i'm not sure if the young fulla was badly scripted or badly acted or both, but he let it down a bit.

no particular pace nor plot. a rather unremarkable story about the big-bad world of being inside prison, the cliques inside and the "we're your best friend" lawyerjew cunts on the other

mossy1200
10th May 2015, 17:57
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtoheylsVo0

:rolleyes:

:rolleyes:

wharekura
10th May 2015, 21:52
The Dead Lands. Been looking forward to it and really enjoyed it.

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Great movie. Brutal. Recommend not sucking on pork bones while watching.

HenryDorsetCase
11th May 2015, 07:51
This one is as confusing as fuck. Watched it a couple of times now. Still don't know what it's meant to be about.

Still, highly recommended

amazing resemblance to a MAD MAX era Mel Gibson? apart from the facial scar.

also the new MAD MAX comes out this week I think. Definitely be making a trip to the theeeeeater to see that. the trailers are epic

Jin
11th May 2015, 09:19
Saw this recently. A movie about a movie that was never made? 8.5/10 would watch again


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBUjGFMhuDg

R650R
11th May 2015, 09:25
This was pretty good, Rise of the Green Dragons


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTITolg91iY

Reckless
11th May 2015, 09:31
Went unlimited on our broadband thanks to this thread I have 3 months of movies to watch :)

Watched The Drop last night great movie!

Thanks all :)

Jin
11th May 2015, 09:55
Saw this movie nearly 15 years ago and never forgot it. My gf at the time rented it and I didnt really pay attention to it until the ending. The movie itself is quite subtle but the concept and idea was powerful. It is slow and captivating throughout most of the length but speeds up at the end to give you a mind fuck and lots of questions. Still makes me angry and depressed thinking about it lol. I had a pretty low opinion of asian movies till i saw this one. Wong Kar Wai is a movie genius and glad I found it again. I suggest watch it late at night alone and slightly inebriated / high. 10/10.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnFjSHQFVkA

FlangMasterJ
11th May 2015, 14:18
Saw this recently. A movie about a movie that was never made? 8.5/10 would watch again

Good doco. They had Pink Floyd lined up to do the soundtrack right? Some of his other films were fucking nutty.

Smifffy
11th May 2015, 14:57
This one was all over the place, yet was strangely engaging, possibly from a sense of morbid curiosity at what would happen next. The denouement was a real mind fuck. Watched it on the plane, and it was pleasant enough way to pass the time. Would watch again. 7.5


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSWdZVtXT7E

Jin
11th May 2015, 15:22
Good doco. They had Pink Floyd lined up to do the soundtrack right? Some of his other films were fucking nutty.
Yeah Pink Floyd was lined up to do one of the planets, cant remember which one. Magma an obscure goth/metal band was on the score also.

FlangMasterJ
11th May 2015, 15:35
Went unlimited on our broadband thanks to this thread I have 3 months of movies to watch :)

http://i.imgur.com/6kKsQKP.gif


Got fiber installed last weekend. Also have US Netflix. Loving the 9MB/s+ download speeds (iTunes purchased of course:shifty:).

R650R
11th May 2015, 22:03
Went unlimited on our broadband thanks to this thread I have 3 months of movies to watch :)

Watched The Drop last night great movie!

Thanks all :)

That's already on my ITunes wishlist so I don't forget, trailer looked sweet.

Watched Horrible Bosses 2 also, pretty good for a sequel and well it has Jennifer Anniston talking dirty again lol.

Akzle
12th May 2015, 11:12
FILTH From the twisted mind that gave us Train Spotting. I loved it.

+1

we're going 9/10. not that there was anything to let it down.
maybe some shootouts and car chases.

top notch cinematography and all.
soundtrack worth a boot too.

Akzle
12th May 2015, 18:13
Junkie.

another one i find hard to rate. but we're positive.
felt very long for 80 minutes, i'm sure it could have been trimmed without losing anything.

worth a watch. most people wont "get it"

Akzle
12th May 2015, 19:32
tomorrow you're gone

bluuuuhhhhh. pretty yawn. 5/10

FlangMasterJ
14th May 2015, 23:59
Mad Max: Fury Road

Intense! Just non-stop action for two hours. Explosions, wrecks, stabby bits, a dude shredding a flame throwing guitar and so on.

9/10

mossy1200
15th May 2015, 22:24
Mad Max: Fury Road

Intense! Just non-stop action for two hours. Explosions, wrecks, stabby bits, a dude shredding a flame throwing guitar and so on.

9/10

Beautiful destruction everywhere.

JimO
16th May 2015, 20:56
mad max as above but not a thinking mans movie, hope they dont make any more, there was some sophisticated machinery for post apocalypse

JATZ
17th May 2015, 20:23
Mad Max: Fury Road

Intense! Just non-stop action for two hours. Explosions, wrecks, stabby bits, a dude shredding a flame throwing guitar and so on.

9/10

It was alright... in a mindless way to kill a couple of hours sort of way <_< I don't think I'll be rushing to have another look at it though.

AllanB
17th May 2015, 22:14
Filth - hmmmm, watched it on KB recommendation. OK in it's own distorted way. Won't rewatch.


Seen some crap lately unfortunately - looking for something fresh. Or a good Si-Fi

FlangMasterJ
18th May 2015, 01:13
Filth - hmmmm, watched it on KB recommendation. OK in it's own distorted way. Won't rewatch.


Seen some crap lately unfortunately - looking for something fresh. Or a good Si-Fi

Ex Machina was pretty good.

I'll be watching Arnies latest 'Maggie' tomorrow night and Chappie during the week.

I watched a great doco on Netflix today called All This Mayhem. It's about the rise and fall of the Pappas brothers. A couple of Aussie kids who reached the pinnacle of vert skating back in the 90's. I remembered watching them when I was into skating myself.

It has some extremely funny bits and obviously gets pretty heavy. I definitely recommend it even for the non-skater.

Edit: Directed by the guy who made Senna (something I should probably check out).

Akzle
24th May 2015, 19:32
Ex Machina was pretty good.

fuck yeah. solid 8.something/10. nothing incredibly remarkable about it, it's still soaking in, but good movie!

Akzle
24th May 2015, 19:38
Prisoners.

if e'er there was a movie to be given 10/10 this would be a fucking contender. leads that would make most women leave their marriage, top notch storyline, very human, an epic five hours or so (it wasn't. but it is long. but not painfully so) compelling. would watch again, but round 1 is still soaking in as yet.

fucking superlative.

FlangMasterJ
24th May 2015, 20:10
Prisoners.

if e'er there was a movie to be given 10/10 this would be a fucking contender. leads that would make most women leave their marriage, top notch storyline, very human, an epic five hours or so (it wasn't. but it is long. but not painfully so) compelling. would watch again, but round 1 is still soaking in as yet.

fucking superlative.

Yeah man great gritty film. Loved Gyllenhaal in this. Recommended fully.

MD
25th May 2015, 10:35
It was alright... in a mindless way to kill a couple of hours sort of way <_< I don't think I'll be rushing to have another look at it though.
Mad Max- where are you?


Same. So much hype. So let down. Started yawning before the end of the movie.

I really like Tom Hardy and expected him to stamp his mark on this movie. Sadly his character was a drip. Why do that to the legacy Mel created?

FlangMasterJ
25th May 2015, 12:30
Mad Max- where are you?


Same. So much hype. So let down. Started yawning before the end of the movie.

I really like Tom Hardy and expected him to stamp his mark on this movie. Sadly his character was a drip. Why do that to the legacy Mel created?

Kind of hard to stamp a mark on a film when you only have five lines of dialogue. Hardy did a great job.

willytheekid
25th May 2015, 14:22
CHAPPIE!! :love:

...must see movie!, absolutely loved it!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyy7y0QOK-0

Swoop
27th May 2015, 12:41
Well, it's about time a remake of the classic was made!

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mashman
27th May 2015, 12:56
Well, it's about time a remake of the classic was made!

Trailer looks good... here's hoping they haven't fucked up the rest of the movie ;).

MD
27th May 2015, 14:19
Trailer looks good... here's hoping they haven't fucked up the rest of the movie ;).

Looks real good! Loved Point Break, Swayze rocked.

Tazz
27th May 2015, 21:53
mad max as above but not a thinking mans movie, hope they dont make any more, there was some sophisticated machinery for post apocalypse
I liked the brand new tyres on almost everything, but as said not a thinking movie.

Ex machina is great. I felt it was missing something, but I still liked it.

Return to sender, surprisingly good. Watched no trailer. Read nought about it, just watched and other than small lull in the middle it was excellent.

Just rewatched enders game, I like it but I read the books after, which are soild. Ben Kingsley was the best white south African Maori to hut the screen, and the only one XD.

Igby goes down I rewatched last week, still good.

Looking for some comedy I haven't seen that isn't retarded queued laughing bullshit. It's hard.

FlangMasterJ
27th May 2015, 22:16
Well, it's about time a remake of the classic was made!

Deary me that looks horrible. The original was great back in the day and is only just bearable now. This remake is going to crash.

mossy1200
28th May 2015, 06:12
I liked the brand new tyres on almost everything, but as said not a thinking movie.



I like the concept of fuel being the most precious thing yet they drive the worst fuel efficient vehicles.

Akzle
28th May 2015, 07:48
I like the concept of fuel being the most precious thing yet they drive the worst fuel efficient vehicles.

*gasoline

/mel voice

Tazz
28th May 2015, 13:12
I like the concept of fuel being the most precious thing yet they drive the worst fuel efficient vehicles.
Someone needs to do a hybrid and slow as hell solar powered spoof.

EJK
1st June 2015, 23:03
San Andreas

Holy crap it's Taken and 2012 mixed with The Rock! It's a disaster movie that came out 5 years too late.

Expect same cliché from all disaster movies combined (i.e. The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, Deep Impact and alike)

Luckylegs
2nd June 2015, 10:40
Looks real good! Loved Point Break, Swayze rocked.

And lori petty was..... Mmmmmmmm

Crasherfromwayback
2nd June 2015, 10:54
Great, but at times very nasty! Which...was great.

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Akzle
11th June 2015, 19:28
Looked up the actor from the NightCrawler movie and found this, End of Watch.


watched it. Not a tenner, but very much ranking. 8+
very well done. No "pissed camera guy" "effect". and even the handycam shit didnt fuck me off.

Saw gylenhaaaaaaal in something els, as a cop. Let u knw when i remember it.

R650R
11th June 2015, 21:29
watched it. Not a tenner, but very much ranking. 8+
very well done. No "pissed camera guy" "effect". and even the handycam shit didnt fuck me off.

Saw gylenhaaaaaaal in something els, as a cop. Let u knw when i remember it.

That's how I found this film, it was either Rampart or End of Watch, the latter I think but both great flicks. Yes it was the latter, he's a shaven head LA cop.

Watched this other night, very good and some interesting subtle angles for the Conspiracists on where society is headed...

Divergent


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sutgWjz10sM

R650R
11th June 2015, 21:33
Warning DO NOT WATCH....

Small Time, car sales yard based comedy/drama. Utter shite that goes nowhere, all of the few funny bits are in the trailer....

EJK
11th June 2015, 22:38
Oh boy! I felt like a kid again! The first half of the movie took me back to my childhood fantasies. Gave all warm heart and felt like a child. But then the other half of the movie tore that feeling with horror and gore. It's not an action thriller, more like a frikkn horror film. Don't want to say too much, might spoil it.

Enjoyed the film every bit.

8.5/10

Tazz
12th June 2015, 00:09
Anyone mentioned the beast that is Kung Fury yet?

wharekura
14th June 2015, 12:30
Great, but at times very nasty! Which...was great.
Yes, great movie. However I though he is supposed to be the incarnation of evil to lead the group, yet more than once did his anger source from caring.

R650R
20th June 2015, 18:47
Sin city A Dame to Die for

Very cool film, good if you like black and white with selective colouring...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6Ey0ktPh6U

mossy1200
21st June 2015, 10:48
Oh boy! I felt like a kid again! The first half of the movie took me back to my childhood fantasies. Gave all warm heart and felt like a child. But then the other half of the movie tore that feeling with horror and gore. It's not an action thriller, more like a frikkn horror film. Don't want to say too much, might spoil it.

Enjoyed the film every bit.

8.5/10

Was a good watch for the entertaining destruction.

Bryce Dallas Howard has hot legs and its like the camera men couldn't help watching them.:drool:

mashman
11th July 2015, 16:07
Inside Out 9/10... it loses one coz it made me cry, a few times. A really well done concept should you choose to enjoy it for what it's portraying... and really well put together.

tri boy
11th July 2015, 16:49
Looking forward to see the doco on the tragic life on Amy Winehouse.
Fuck she was talented, but badly treated by the fuckers who operate the music industry.

FlangMasterJ
12th July 2015, 01:07
Oh hell yes!!


https://youtu.be/unnLg1TPCYM

mossy1200
12th July 2015, 10:17
Oh hell yes!!


https://youtu.be/unnLg1TPCYM

Original was great.

R650R
24th July 2015, 18:18
Been watching a few flicks lately with the crap weather and all, work being bit quiet too.

TransSiberian with Woddy Harrelson was awesome non stop thriller, well worth watching.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpyAwv3zNsU

R650R
24th July 2015, 18:19
Beyond the Reach. Was ok, thought they could have done more with it, would have been b grade without Michael Douglas....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-SnTb4-u6M

R650R
24th July 2015, 18:21
88 was not too bad, expected bit more after pretty good trailer though. Katharine Isabelle is a hottie though even if playing part of crazy killer!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpSdhwGf578

R650R
24th July 2015, 18:24
Meeting Evil was pretty good and Samuel Jackson played the ultimate baddass as always


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRD5-X5UX5k

R650R
24th July 2015, 18:25
And lastly Kingsman wa s a good watch too.

FlangMasterJ
24th July 2015, 18:48
And lastly Kingsman wa s a good watch too.

I saw the fight scene inside the church. Wow!

HenryDorsetCase
24th July 2015, 20:07
Original was great.

as was all the sequels and well, really, anything Bruce has ever been in. BUBBA HO TEP!!!!!

mashman
26th July 2015, 11:12
I saw the fight scene inside the church. Wow!

That was fuckin brilliant. Good movie.

george formby
26th July 2015, 11:52
. BUBBA HO TEP!!!!!

You sir are an inspiration. I was going to dig some stumps out of a gully so I could fall off my trials bike in it but the water is 2 ft deep and it's still persisting. Bubba ho tep into the DVD player now. Cheers.

Oh, watched Harry Brown with Michael Caine t'other day. Bleak as only the British can do it but but it engages because it is very human. No vengeful heroes just old age angst and frustration. Not a hint of hollywood.

MD
26th July 2015, 14:04
Leon. Also known as The Professional for USA release- censored version.The Yanks couldn't take the sexual undertones of child sexuality Portman so wonderfully brought to her character.

Probably been mentioned on here before but I stumbled on this 1994 gem at the local Vid store. Wow, Natalie Portman's first big movie break at age of 11. Jean Reno the French actor was perfect as a slightly retarded hit man.
Gary Oldman plays the deranged drugged out baddie (who better?). Worthwhile watching on all levels, the story is gripping, acting perfect, action scenes terrific. Might watch the whole thing again before returning it to the store in a week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcsirofJrlM

george formby
26th July 2015, 15:38
Leon. Also known as The Professional for USA release- censored version.The Yanks couldn't take the sexual undertones of child sexuality Portman so wonderfully brought to her character.

Probably been mentioned on here before but I stumbled on this 1994 gem at the local Vid store. Wow, Natalie Portman's first big movie break at age of 11. Jean Reno the French actor was perfect as a slightly retarded hit man.
Gary Oldman plays the deranged drugged out baddie (who better?). Worthwhile watching on all levels, the story is gripping, acting perfect, action scenes terrific. Might watch the whole thing again before returning it to the store in a week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcsirofJrlM

Concur. Never clicked it was Natalie Portman. Must revisit, I just remember his pet plant.
If your a Jean Reno fan this movie is far, far better than the trailer implies.

The Big Blue (https://youtu.be/pvU_qqOnlAM).

Swoop
26th July 2015, 18:27
watched Harry Brown with Michael Caine t'other day. Bleak as only the British can do it but but it engages because it is very human. No vengeful heroes just old age angst and frustration. Not a hint of hollywood.

It's an interesting little dit, eh! Hollyweird wouldn't know what the fuck hit them, if they watched it.;)

Akzle
26th July 2015, 18:51
Leon. Also known as The Professional for USA release- censored version.The Yanks couldn't take the sexual undertones of child sexuality Portman so wonderfully brought to her character.

Probably been mentioned on here before but I stumbled on this 1994 gem at the local Vid store. Wow, Natalie Portman's first big movie break at age of 11. Jean Reno the French actor was perfect as a slightly retarded hit man.
Gary Oldman plays the deranged drugged out baddie (who better?). Worthwhile watching on all levels, the story is gripping, acting perfect, action scenes terrific. Might watch the whole thing again before returning it to the store in a week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcsirofJrlM

she's fucken stunning eh.
Movie left an impression on me and i probably only seen it twice since it came out.

One thing sticks with me through that an untrained little girl couldnt pop six shots out of a snub nose revolver one handed.

Also, he's not retarded, he's autistic.

Luc besson ftw.

Akzle
28th July 2015, 21:33
ive watched a few gooduns and regrettably not posted on them, however.

PSA:
DO NOT WATCH

2012.


Released in 2009. The movie is exactly 2.5 hours too long and everyone involved in the fucken trainwreck deserves a swift kick in the crotch, with steel cap boots, on fire. Then to have their eyeballs scooped out and replaced with fire ants.
0/10, seriously. No redeeming features what so ever.

mashman
28th July 2015, 21:38
she's fucken stunning eh.

And then she went and ruined it all with her performance in Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.

Akzle
28th July 2015, 21:48
And then she went and ruined it all with her performance in Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.

just quietly, i fink she dun a feww things twixt and hence.

mashman
28th July 2015, 22:04
just quietly, i fink she dun a feww things twixt and hence.

And I've seen a couple of 'em and meh... some things can't be unseen.

EJK
4th August 2015, 20:58
2 hours long BMW commercial starring Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg and a black guy.

Actually quite well made. Bonus points for having an awesome chase scene featuring the exact bike as I've got.

8.5/10

mossy1200
4th August 2015, 21:43
2 hours long BMW commercial starring Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg and a black guy.

Actually quite well made. Bonus points for having an awesome chase scene featuring the exact bike as I've got.

8.5/10

Was good movie. 8/10

R650R
5th August 2015, 08:15
ive watched a few gooduns and regrettably not posted on them, however.

PSA:
DO NOT WATCH

2012.


Released in 2009. The movie is exactly 2.5 hours too long and everyone involved in the fucken trainwreck deserves a swift kick in the crotch, with steel cap boots, on fire. Then to have their eyeballs scooped out and replaced with fire ants.
0/10, seriously. No redeeming features what so ever.

I thought it was good watch. Ok its full of Hollywood crap but the graphics and special effects are well done...

Watched this recently "Top Five" by Chris Rock. Pretty funny and slightly different. Its been slammed online as being homophobic just cause some of the white characters are bi or gay but its only a small aprt of the film and not a major in my view. Just activists trolling their views. Jerry Seinfeld does cameo appearance pity its not bit longer than losing his wallet to a stripper....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayS12L3kY50

R650R
5th August 2015, 08:19
We're the Millers. Nearly a bgrade but held together by some new jokes and reasonable acting and oh 2mins of half naked stripping by Jennifer aniston.
Ron Swanson plays secondary role as DEA agent. They could have done more than this, was bit disappointed but ok watch....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vsy5KzsieQ

pritch
5th August 2015, 12:03
i probably only seen it twice since it came out.



If you want to watch it again - my shout.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS68JH9lFEs