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Camu wrote:

Great movie, serious mindfuck.
I love the scene when the dude trips and gets impaled by the glass table.

cityzen wrote:
Pretty good. Pretty, pretty, pretty... pretty good.
Nature of existence etc. Right up my street. Sound track was intense. Special FX were believable, which is good considering it's over 30 years old. Strong performances from William Hurt and Blair Brown
7/10

Greatness
Everyone should watch this

^^For. Real.


Ip Man - The story of the man that taught Bruce Lee.
As a martial arts fan I was very impressed with this. No toooo much wire work/camera tricks. The Wing Chun was top notch and only modified a bit for the big screen.
In the context of MA films - 7/10

And his wife is peng!

really good, but really bleak and depressing

pretty good sequel

cityzen wrote:^^For. Real.


Ip Man - The story of the man that taught Bruce Lee.
As a martial arts fan I was very impressed with this. No toooo much wire work/camera tricks. The Wing Chun was top notch and only modified a bit for the big screen.
In the context of MA films - 7/10

And his wife is peng!

Ip man 2 is worth watching but not as good

A lot funnier than I thought it was gonna be, I always enjoy movies in which the main character is a complete fuck up

10 things I hate about you is STILL my favorite chick flick

5/10

trailer looked really good when i first saw it but,,,predictable story and dialouge.... felt like they tried to mash too many themes together in a lazy way. action/ cgi wasnt even that memorable to make up for it either.

Scanners
I remember it being better when I watched it about 15 years ago but still....
Goat Stare sample
Mind blown gif

Scanners is my favourite film

So that's where the mind = blown gif is from

Yeah, the guy whose voice is in Goat Stare is the same guy whose head explodes

James Cagney shines in this 1938, fast-talking-high-trouser gangster flick. Not necessarily his best performance it's just everyone else is a bit shit in it. Entertaining none the less and it was also interesting to see Bogart play a bit of a coward.
Ending was bullshit though but to be expected from a 30's monochrome understanding of morality/the criminal mind.

"What do ya know, what do ya say?"

6/10

deadly habit wrote:

pretty damn good with awesome animation

yeah this was sick

http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Moog/70034246?trkid=496624

In Bruges- good movie.

noam wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

pretty damn good with awesome animation

yeah this was sick

i thought it was alright... just felt really childish, and not in a good way either

Midori wrote:

This was great, But then the idea that Mr Brainwash was in fact Banksy. Then I watched it again and was like, Oh yeah. That makes sense now