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Watched The Hurt Locker last night, the bad name must have helped me miss it on cinema release. Thought it was absolutely brilliant!
What film did you watch last night?
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Nice idea for a thread, mini reviews of hugely random film titles 
Went to see The Final Destination 3d (4th film) in the cinema, I went in knowing what to expect, in your face, over the top, unrealistic series of events. Was entertaining, and I'm glad I watched it.
Wouldn't really care if I never saw it again though
The 3d effects were fairly good, and nice to see more films using it
6/10
Went to see The Final Destination 3d (4th film) in the cinema, I went in knowing what to expect, in your face, over the top, unrealistic series of events. Was entertaining, and I'm glad I watched it.
Wouldn't really care if I never saw it again though
The 3d effects were fairly good, and nice to see more films using it
6/10
newest one is best. fact. its wonderful
What do you mean "miss it on cinema release"? it only started showing last friday.
http://www.odeon.co.uk/fanatic/film_info/m12185/The_Hurt_Locker/
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Seven Pounds (Gabriele Muccino), followed by War Photographer (Christian Frei)
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I watched Sympathy for Mr Vengeance and Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, because somebody told me they were the prequel and sequel to Oldboy (Is this true?).
They just didn't compare at ALL to Oldboy. Pity really. Interesting Films nonetheless.
Nate
Edit:- next on the list is "Sonatine"
They just didn't compare at ALL to Oldboy. Pity really. Interesting Films nonetheless.
Nate
Edit:- next on the list is "Sonatine"
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I watched Saw 3 last night. Not exactly impressed.
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I saw Hostel recently. Was okay, too short though, as was Part II.
Not quite last night, but I watched The American President on Monday. It is certainly one of the more entertaining films I've watched recently and imo has a great cast, although I kept getting confused that Martin Sheen wasn't the president 
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I've been recording a lot of films recently, I go through the listings every week and pick films with interesting names or silly descriptions.
For those who have watched the new X Files movie lately, is it better to watch the whole series first or is the movie totally separate? I've been watching the series with my boyfriend but we're only on season 2 at the moment and can't decide if it's worth recording the movie while it's showing on Premier.
.I've been recording a lot of films recently, I go through the listings every week and pick films with interesting names or silly descriptions.
For those who have watched the new X Files movie lately, is it better to watch the whole series first or is the movie totally separate? I've been watching the series with my boyfriend but we're only on season 2 at the moment and can't decide if it's worth recording the movie while it's showing on Premier.
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It's totally separate (and rubbish), the previous film (can't remember the exact name, could be something like "I Want To Believe") does actually fit into the series story line though. You can find info on the net as to where exactly it fits in. I also found recently a list which was just the storyline episodes from each series, cutting out the filler, I think I will be following it when I get round to my yearly re-watching of X-Files (one of the best TV series ever made, undoubtedly).
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Kill Bill, had it recorded from bbc the other night
Today I saw The Haunting in Connecticut, by far the best horror film I've seen since The Ring in 2004. Brilliant acting and a horror film with an actual plot!
Also watched The Mist, was nowhere near as good as Shawshank or The Green Mile but it was worth a watch.
Also watched The Mist, was nowhere near as good as Shawshank or The Green Mile but it was worth a watch.
Caporegime
Just watched National Lampoons Animal House. Great film that puts modern teenage comedies to shame.