What film did you watch last night?
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Grudge 3.... was awful lol.... really crappy acting... low budget... predictable ....
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Harry Brownwhat an amazing film just pure awesome film very gritty dark and british grime
9/10
i thought this was a good movie 2
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i thought this was a good movie 2
Same here surprising ending.
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Alvin and the Chipmunks.2 5/10 kind of boring at times.
Avatar 6/10 the effects were great but the story not that good.
Avatar 6/10 the effects were great but the story not that good.
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iron man
good stuff
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good stuff
8/10
We Were Soldiers. Mel Gibson's buttock-challenging 138-minute Vietnam War marathon. 
A B-grade movie with all the usual Yank stereotypes, though it stops short of triumphalism. Surprisingly, it includes a grudging nod to the heroism and brilliance of the Viet Cong, who successfully defended their homeland against the American invaders despite being outnumbered 2:1. Gibson's movie ends on a pessimistic note which foreshadows the humiliating defeat America would eventually suffer in 1975. I found this deeply satisfying.
WWS is worth watching at least once, if you're into war movies. Alas, no role for Neville Gorman this time.
A B-grade movie with all the usual Yank stereotypes, though it stops short of triumphalism. Surprisingly, it includes a grudging nod to the heroism and brilliance of the Viet Cong, who successfully defended their homeland against the American invaders despite being outnumbered 2:1. Gibson's movie ends on a pessimistic note which foreshadows the humiliating defeat America would eventually suffer in 1975. I found this deeply satisfying.
WWS is worth watching at least once, if you're into war movies. Alas, no role for Neville Gorman this time.
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Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall
might have been good for the time, but not really that funny, although midly amusing at times... with no real direction to the plot.
might have been good for the time, but not really that funny, although midly amusing at times... with no real direction to the plot.
Once upon a time in mexico.
I remember watching this when it first came out and loved it.
Watched it last night and was a little bit underwhelmed by it, nowhere near as good as desperado, it just doesnt feel as gritty, it feels a bit more hollywood.
6/10
I remember watching this when it first came out and loved it.
Watched it last night and was a little bit underwhelmed by it, nowhere near as good as desperado, it just doesnt feel as gritty, it feels a bit more hollywood.
6/10
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I,robot 9/10 i cant wait for the 2 one.
Harry Brown. An unrelenting vigilante thriller (or "frilla", as our London friends would say).
This movie reminds you of all the reasons why the German bombing of the East End was a such good thing, and makes an excellent case for inviting them back to finish the job.
This movie reminds you of all the reasons why the German bombing of the East End was a such good thing, and makes an excellent case for inviting them back to finish the job.
They're making a second one? Well I'll try my best to avoid that. I thought the first one was boring and pretty contrived.