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Buried

I really enjoyed that film

Flushed Away

Brilliant movie, loved it.

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Well, it's not like that the original Tron had a great story, but it was enjoyable and served it's purpose.

I'm really looking forward to see the visuals in all their glory and hear how the DP score fits in (I suspect epicly).

The original TRON came about at the perfect time- when the culture was much more naive about computers. It was easier to sell the imaginative idea of little people running around inside machines and carryng out programs. These days- a good 'computer graphics' type of movie might be better suited to something like a movie adaption of Verner Vinge's 'Rainbows End', a novel about the evolution of the internet and augmented reality technologies. Actually, Scott Pilgrim is a very cartoony realisation of those ideas.

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Flushed Away

Brilliant movie, loved it.

Ah yeah, I like that movie aswell


I watched the "Back to Future" trilogy recently, old but never get enough :P

Yesterday I watched "Spies like us" with Chevy Chase and right before I fell asleep i watched "Finding Nemo"

Last weekend I watched "Fletch" and "Fletch Lives" also with Chevy Chase.
Tuesday night I had a go at "Shrek forever after", it wasn't any good imo.

Berlin Calling

Brilliant. All that needs to be said.

Elfen Lied
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0480489/

Black Swan
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0947798/

Touching the Void
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379557/

An Inconvinient Truth
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0497116/

Up

Another pixar classic.

Quote from Woz :

Up

Another pixar classic.

Another pixar classic I love is Wall-E...just brilliant.

RED: Lots of fun, a bit too self-aware, but whatever. Served its purpose.
Unstoppable: Hilariously over the top, also lots of fun. Denzel is always great.

lol, when Deadwolf recommends a film i never know where the tittle ends and where his comments about the film starts

I would go to IMDB and type "RED: Lots of fun"

Few more (some I've seen before but I don't think I've posted them in this thread yet):

Hero - 2002
The American
Carlos (I saw the 165 minute movie version, but from what I've read the full 5 1/2 hour version is better).
Restrepo
Without a Clue
The TV Set
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Old School
The Informant!
A Beautiful Mind
Robin Hood
22 Bullets
Easy A
Armadillo
23
Law Abiding Citizen
Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind
The Cooler
The Boat That Rocked
The 39 Steps
Kramer vs. Kramer
Pleasantville
New York, I Love You
Spartan
Proof
Wayne's World
The Glass House
State And Main
Hackers
The Men Who Stare At Goats
Seven Years In Tibet
Little Odessa
We Own The Night
Courage Under Fire
Hard Eight
The Contender
His Girl Friday
Human Traffic
Wag The Dog
The Lives Of Others

What did you think of Carlos? I got the full version the other day, but haven't watched yet.

HEAT
Awesome movie, its kinda old, but I love it.

Human Trafficking.
Ast the title says, it's about the business of slavery, using russian girls as a subject here. Horrible topic, but a great film.. IMO.

Just got home from 127 Hours.

Uhm, a hard movie to talk about. Its good, but not as good as some reviewers/critics have made it out to be.

James Franco was excellent though. Solid acting and the overall expression of the different emotions was top notch.

About the amputation part... Its not that bad. It is very well thought out and executed. You only get quick snippets of it and dont really get to see the actual amputation for more than 5 seconds without jumping to another camera angle. I think what does make it hard to watch is the brilliant expression of pain and suffering from James. The part where he had to cut the nerve really does send shivers down your spine.

Anyway, overall its a good movie. Not excellent, but definitely not shit... The moral if you would is also a very nice addition. Certainly makes you think...

Thanks for the spoiler.

Quote from DeadWolfBones :

What did you think of Carlos? I got the full version the other day, but haven't watched yet.

I felt a bit let down by it in comparison to the rave review that got me interested in it. I don't know how much of that was down to me seeing a much shorter version. I still thought it was very good (worth recommending) but maybe I'll need to see the full version to get everything from it.

Baraka
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103767/

Quote from de Souza :

Thanks for the spoiler.

Ha. No problems.

The book and the story has been out there for more than 6 years now. Not only that, but the amputation has been talked about on every show that the movie was featured on, including Top Gear. And dont forget all the newspapers and critics....

Saying I spoiled this is like saying my history teacher spoiled the WW2 ending for me or something crazy like that.

Well you are assuming I wanted to know what happens in the movie before I see it because you knew what happened before you saw it.

But don't worry, not complaining or anything, just a "please don't do that again". I probably won't even watch it.

i think its fair to assume that eveyone here has seen a 3ish week old top gear episode in which they talked about the movies climax being that he cuts his arm off

Just saw 127 hours. amazing didn't expect anything less from Danny.

Don't be a menace to south cen ... ng your juice in the hood

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Don't be a menace to south cen ... ng your juice in the hood

The green hornet, Very funny!