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i loved prometheus

DRTY wrote:Eternal Sunshine is a wicked film.

I watched Melancholia last night, was shit.

didn't think i'd like eternal sunshine, but i really enjoyed it.
watched ill manors other night and it was fucking shit to say the least. 2/10 at most

Cloud Atlas
It wasn't bad.
Cool CGI but not an amazing movie.
Story line didn't blow me away or anything.
I hate the cliched Movie ending with love conquering all.

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Might watch Wolverine this evening too.

Requiem For A Dream



Watch it if you haven't yet.

watched A Serious Man again last night. gets better & better.

Sy Ableman was a serious man

With Cloud atlas not being out in the uk for a while, i had a look to see what else there was with similar past present future life cross over.

Nice film that makes you think- not too over the top but not too subtle either. Felt strange and uncanny watching it because a lot of it mirrors what i have been experiencing and perceiving.

About all of the possible paths your life can take depending on the choices and Chances you took, or didn't take that change the course of the rest of your life.

{In the year 2092, Nemo Nobody is a 118-year-old man who finds himself as the last mortal amongst humans who have become immortal due to scientific advances involving the perpetual rejuvenation of telomeres. When Nemo is on his deathbed, he reviews three possible existences and marriages he might have experienced. References to the big bang theory, the nature of time, superstring theory, and memory help structure the plot}

"You have to make the right choice. As long as you don't choose, everything remains possible."

"Each of these lives is the right one! Every path is the right path. Everything could have been everything else and it will have just as much meaning."

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Also the old guy looks exactly like the old guy from Prometheus too, and the timeline of both is only a few years apart too. Also noticed by chance that most of the story and visual aspects of Prometheus seems to have been lifted from the show- Stargate Atlantis.

A bit underwhelming. Was expecting a less "serious" film considering the plot.

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Watched that last sunday. I agree.

Hearts In Atlantis.

d-T-r wrote:



With Cloud atlas not being out in the uk for a while, i had a look to see what else there was with similar past present future life cross over.

Nice film that makes you think- not too over the top but not too subtle either. Felt strange and uncanny watching it because a lot of it mirrors what i have been experiencing and perceiving.

About all of the possible paths your life can take depending on the choices and Chances you took, or didn't take that change the course of the rest of your life.

{In the year 2092, Nemo Nobody is a 118-year-old man who finds himself as the last mortal amongst humans who have become immortal due to scientific advances involving the perpetual rejuvenation of telomeres. When Nemo is on his deathbed, he reviews three possible existences and marriages he might have experienced. References to the big bang theory, the nature of time, superstring theory, and memory help structure the plot}

"You have to make the right choice. As long as you don't choose, everything remains possible."

"Each of these lives is the right one! Every path is the right path. Everything could have been everything else and it will have just as much meaning."

------

Also the old guy looks exactly like the old guy from Prometheus too, and the timeline of both is only a few years apart too. Also noticed by chance that most of the story and visual aspects of Prometheus seems to have been lifted from the show- Stargate Atlantis.

sounds amazing

you mean he looks like guy pierce with bad make-up? Yuck.

wot?

an hour 20 into mr nobody and im bored and its too long already

kinda disappointed

it's kinda boring, kinda good. worth finishing

skyfall
pretty sweet, worth watching

The Master - Not sure what to make of this really. Directing and acting were top notch as I'd expect in a Paul Thomas Anderson film and certain scenes were very powerful yet it seemed to lack an overall structure. But it certainly had something so I wouldn't be surprised if I connected with it better on a second viewing. If you don't like previous PTA efforts like There Will Be Blood, Punch Drunk Love etc then I don't think this will be the one to change your mind.

parson wrote:it's kinda boring, kinda good. worth finishing

i watched an extended version, 2hr35mins long... too long

skipped 30mins to the last 15, get the impression absolutely nothing new happened in that 30mins

decent ending

film was way ambitious, respect it for the idea's, but kinda think it failed in some of what it wanted to do

all the actors in it were really good though i thought, specially that blonde american chick who was in Dawn of the Dead (remake) she was awesome, made me sad, captured that role scarily accurate

DRTY wrote: Melancholia - 1/10

I got a gig on saturday at the last day of shooting for Lars von Triers new film The Nymphomaniac. I will let him know that you didnt like his last film.