I agree with that. I had high expectations for that movie, but it left me disappointed and to be honest, slightly bored throughout. The plot was very weak, I kept thinking there must be something interesting happening soon but it never did.
What film did you watch last night?
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I agree with that. I had high expectations for that movie, but it left me disappointed and to be honest, slightly bored throughout. The plot was very weak, I kept thinking there must be something interesting happening soon but it never did.
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Yeah, it was just so boring, kids sees his dad die, he goes away comes back as a man and revenge his death, falls in love, becomes leader of a gang kills baddy, acting was great and everything else just skipped some parts near the end to get to the end.
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Its one of Scorsese's flawed masterpieces.
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Not bad, a 'different' kind of zombie film. Good to see Stephen McHattie in a leading role for a change.
Not bad, a 'different' kind of zombie film. Good to see Stephen McHattie in a leading role for a change.
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Just finished watching Network. Pretty good stuff with stellar performances from all involved.
. 6.5/10The Man Who Wasn't There. Powerful "coming of age" movie about a young girl who falls in love with a man old enough to be her father. And something about the Roswell Incident. 
Shot in black and white due to budget constraints. An odd film, but strangely satisfying. Also, the girl is a bit of alright.
Shot in black and white due to budget constraints. An odd film, but strangely satisfying. Also, the girl is a bit of alright.
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The Man Who Wasn't There. Powerful "coming of age" movie about a young girl who falls in love with a man old enough to be her father. And something about the Roswell Incident.
Shot in black and white due to budget constraints. An odd film, but strangely satisfying. Also, the girl is a bit of alright.
Its not a coming of age movie at all and not shot in black and white due to budget contraints
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You're right, it's not a coming of age movie and it was shot in colour then transferred to black & white for a neo-noir look.
I deliberately write slightly off the wall reviews, partly to avoid giving spoilers and partly for the lulz (just look at what I said about Creep). I've been posting increasingly bizarre reviews for months. Don't take them too seriously.
I thought Billy Bob Thornton was absolutely superb. Although it did strike me as odd that nobody seemed to know he was Billy Bob Thornton!
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Over the last few nights I saw:
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Casino
Planet of the Apes
I quite liked Dawn of the Dead but I still prefer it when Zombies are parodied, I may watch the one from the 80s.
Casino struck me as a sort of redundant film, especially cos of Goodfellas.
Planet of the Apes is still awesome, didn't no there was a recent remakem though judging my the imdb score I guess I'll avoid it.
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Casino
Planet of the Apes
I quite liked Dawn of the Dead but I still prefer it when Zombies are parodied, I may watch the one from the 80s.
Casino struck me as a sort of redundant film, especially cos of Goodfellas.
Planet of the Apes is still awesome, didn't no there was a recent remakem though judging my the imdb score I guess I'll avoid it.
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Cabin Fever 2 - holy **** what a load of absolute rubbish
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Triangle. An engaging historical docu-drama about the importance of marine safety, containing some excellent footage of a 1930s ocean cruiser. Neville Gorman has a modest cameo as "Man with Lifejacket."
With plenty of replay value, this informative little film will delight viewers of all ages.
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I actually got rather annoyed at this movie, it was like a bad version of groundhog day, ending left me empty and i felt cheated
Oh well, horses for courses. I thought it was excellent and very clever.
Tonight's movie: The Proposition. A rather odd film about Irish people and their notorious criminal tendencies. British made, but set in 19th Century Australia.