Secret Ninja Movie Club (aka what have you watched lately)

[parson]

style over substance is your own limited perspective. music was dope too.

[vishes]

Coriolanus



The film itself was quite alright. And brilliantly acted by Fiennes as well I must say, but unfortunately I just couldn't fully get into it because of the Shakespearian dialogue.

[Laszlo]

Fiennes bossed that film ^ But yeah, overall, not the best Shakespearian film i've seen.

Olivier's Hamlet is probably the best i've seen but I do have a soft spot for Branagh's version.

[hubb]

Branagh... wnb

[deadly_habit]

Gosling is getting typecast a lot in the same role lately, but it works well.
Drive, The Place Beyond the Pines, and seems like it for Only God Forgives (which I'm looking forward to).
I absolutely loved Drive and The Place Beyond the Pines.
Half Nelson with him is a really good flick which has some damn good range and acting, same with The Believer.
Checking out Refn's other films I haven't seen yet.

[DiegoSapiens]

don´t forget this one

i first thought that it was going to be another romantic comedy bullshit but the film is amazing, even steve carell is funny and gosling is great too

[volcanogeorge]

Brick

Absolutely brilliant, like playing LA Noire but in a high school. Good idea, really well executed.

[nousd]

Ironman 3 was a good comedy wrecked by too many action scenes, fireworks & models being destroyed.

[wub]

Lawless

Shia LeBeouf & Tom Hardy as 1930s bootleggers. Pretty decent and entertaining, not amazing though. Nicely shot, good support from Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce, pretty fucking violent in places...shootings, throat slitting, heads smashed in with various things, rape, castration and a fucking dark graphic depiction of tarring & feathering.


Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Less shit than the first but still shit.

[wub]

Puss In Boots

Nothing particularly deep or groundbreaking, but enjoyable with plenty of jokes.

[magma]

Coriolanus



The film itself was quite alright. And brilliantly acted by Fiennes as well I must say, but unfortunately I just couldn't fully get into it because of the Shakespearian dialogue.

I really enjoyed this. I'd never seen/read Coriolanus before and didn't find the language terrible, but I watched it with my housemate and spent half the movie pausing it so I could translate what was going on.





Amazing, but, fuck me... one of the most bleak and depressing films I've ever watched. Move over Shane Meadows... Paddy Considine is finna beat you at this suicidal surburban decay shit. Olivia Colman is superb in this.

[Johoosh]

Amazing, but, fuck me... one of the most bleak and depressing films I've ever watched. Move over Shane Meadows... Paddy Considine is finna beat you at this suicidal surburban decay shit. Olivia Colman is superb in this.

Ahhh seen this 3-4 times in the past year or so, superb film. Pick up different bits each time I watch it as well. Unreal for his debut

+Considine/Meadows team is where its at: Dead Man's Shoes

[magma]

Amazing, but, fuck me... one of the most bleak and depressing films I've ever watched. Move over Shane Meadows... Paddy Considine is finna beat you at this suicidal surburban decay shit. Olivia Colman is superb in this.

Ahhh seen this 3-4 times in the past year or so, superb film. Pick up different bits each time I watch it as well. Unreal for his debut

+Considine/Meadows team is where its at: Dead Man's Shoes

This felt like the student stepping into his master's shoes.

[Forum]

Shia LeBeouf & Tom Hardy as 1930s bootleggers. Pretty decent and entertaining, not amazing though. Nicely shot, good support from Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce, pretty fucking violent in places...shootings, throat slitting, heads smashed in with various things, rape, castration and a fucking dark graphic depiction of tarring & feathering.

I don't care how many roles he gets given, I will never be able to take LeBeef seriously as a proper actor

[spire]

Chinatown


Very good, definitely worth the watch.

[Johoosh]

Shia LeBeouf & Tom Hardy as 1930s bootleggers. Pretty decent and entertaining, not amazing though. Nicely shot, good support from Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce, pretty fucking violent in places...shootings, throat slitting, heads smashed in with various things, rape, castration and a fucking dark graphic depiction of tarring & feathering.

I don't care how many roles he gets given, I will never be able to take LeBeef seriously as a proper actor

Fuck Boule de Suif I wanna see this guy cast as a 30's bootlegger

[DiegoSapiens]

Chinatown


Very good, definitely worth the watch.

top film, the jack nose scene

[wub]

Shia LeBeouf & Tom Hardy as 1930s bootleggers. Pretty decent and entertaining, not amazing though. Nicely shot, good support from Gary Oldman and Guy Pearce, pretty fucking violent in places...shootings, throat slitting, heads smashed in with various things, rape, castration and a fucking dark graphic depiction of tarring & feathering.

I don't care how many roles he gets given, I will never be able to take LeBeef seriously as a proper actor

TBF for the first hour of this he is a snivelling pussy who gets proper slapped about. That was convincing.

[spire]

top film, the jack nose scene

From the pictures I had seen I knew something had happened, but not THAT.

[Lye_Form]

Hangover 3.

Pile of shit.