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Darkman - Liam Neeson is a two-face-esque scientist superhero? Just 90's craziness the entire way through. Cool story though, as with most superhero movies, a Nolan remake would be decent.


This Is 40 (Unrated version) - Watched it because of the tagline of being ' the sort-of sequel to Knocked Up' and the cast. Was funny at points but shouldn't of been over 2 hours long really.

jayladders wrote:^ the road, road to perdition, cuckoos nest

the road made me feel all burial

Lye Form wrote:

just watched this, good film. safe

can any1 recommend any really romantic bollywood films w/ a beautifully done score?

welcome to the punch



Thought it was a bit boring tbh.

Stunning to look at, beautifully shot, quality locations, good music & nice premise but ultimately quite dull and predictable. They've done the 70s sci-fi vibe really well, lots of introspective man-being-his-own-god style musings. The 'twists' such as they are you see coming a mile off, and the last 10mins does this annoying thing where it takes every question that you had up until that point and gives you a deus ex machina flashback which explains everything in one scene, killing the vibe of intrigue/wonder that it had developed up until that point.

Very small cast which helps towards the aforementioned 70s sci-fi vibe of big empty. Cruise is surprisingly good, as is Olga Kurylenko (Bond girl from Quantum Of Solace). Morgan Freeman is criminally underused and serves only as a plot device, complete with explanatory monologues in case you've got any doubt as to why he's there, and Game Of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau hasa small part which may as well be Jaime Lannister with an assault rifle.

Overall worth going to see if you're a sci-fi nut and the visuals & sound really benefit from being seen on a big screen, but this is lacking substance and that it factor to make it great.

vishes wrote:welcome to the punch



Thought it was a bit boring tbh.

This looked kinda shit on the trailer. Trance was a little better though.

^haven´t seen an animation movie in a while. some bits in this are really realistic! impressive



^bloody good <3

American Psycho



so fucking good, never knew that was the movie Loefah sampled in Horror Show until I heard those lines at the end

fuck why does everyone has archer avatars now?

its new to the cool kidzzzz

Full Metal Jacket
Lawrence of Arabia

wub wrote:

Oblivion

Stunning to look at, beautifully shot, quality locations, good music & nice premise but ultimately quite dull and predictable. They've done the 70s sci-fi vibe really well, lots of introspective man-being-his-own-god style musings. The 'twists' such as they are you see coming a mile off, and the last 10mins does this annoying thing where it takes every question that you had up until that point and gives you a deus ex machina flashback which explains everything in one scene, killing the vibe of intrigue/wonder that it had developed up until that point.

Very small cast which helps towards the aforementioned 70s sci-fi vibe of big empty. Cruise is surprisingly good, as is Olga Kurylenko (Bond girl from Quantum Of Solace). Morgan Freeman is criminally underused and serves only as a plot device, complete with explanatory monologues in case you've got any doubt as to why he's there, and Game Of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau hasa small part which may as well be Jaime Lannister with an assault rifle.

Overall worth going to see if you're a sci-fi nut and the visuals & sound really benefit from being seen on a big screen, but this is lacking substance and that it factor to make it great.

Saw this over the weekend, agree completely. Than and one of the twists was a little too similar to (SPOIIILEERRRR KINDAAAAAA) Moon.

wub wrote:

Oblivion

Stunning to look at, beautifully shot, quality locations, good music & nice premise but ultimately quite dull and predictable. They've done the 70s sci-fi vibe really well, lots of introspective man-being-his-own-god style musings. The 'twists' such as they are you see coming a mile off, and the last 10mins does this annoying thing where it takes every question that you had up until that point and gives you a deus ex machina flashback which explains everything in one scene, killing the vibe of intrigue/wonder that it had developed up until that point.

Very small cast which helps towards the aforementioned 70s sci-fi vibe of big empty. Cruise is surprisingly good, as is Olga Kurylenko (Bond girl from Quantum Of Solace). Morgan Freeman is criminally underused and serves only as a plot device, complete with explanatory monologues in case you've got any doubt as to why he's there, and Game Of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau hasa small part which may as well be Jaime Lannister with an assault rifle.

Overall worth going to see if you're a sci-fi nut and the visuals & sound really benefit from being seen on a big screen, but this is lacking substance and that it factor to make it great.

Saw this over the weekend, agree completely. Plus one of the central twists was a little too similar to (SPOIIILEERRRR KINDAAAAAA) Moon.

A Hole In My Heart. A genuinely repulsive film but for some reason it kept me watching until the end.

Tom Cruise is just one of them guys I can't watch without constantly thinking "I hate him so much", I wish he wasn't such a fruit cake or at least I wish I didn't know he was because I just can't enjoy the films hes in, I get so irritated just seeing his face.

Muncey wrote:Tom Cruise is just one of them guys I can't watch without constantly thinking "I hate him so much", I wish he wasn't such a fruit cake or at least I wish I didn't know he was because I just can't enjoy the films hes in, I get so irritated just seeing his face.

He's not bad in Oblivion, he's just got this look on his face for most of the film that looks like someone has asked him to divide 3847 by 23 in his head.

wub wrote:

Muncey wrote:Tom Cruise is just one of them guys I can't watch without constantly thinking "I hate him so much", I wish he wasn't such a fruit cake or at least I wish I didn't know he was because I just can't enjoy the films hes in, I get so irritated just seeing his face.

He's not bad in Oblivion, he's just got this look on his face for most of the film that looks like someone has asked him to divide 3847 by 23 in his head.

Haha, I may make an exception and give this a watch. Not a fan of Daniel Craig either but loved Layer Cake.