What film did you watch last night?
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Kill List finally (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1788391/).
Really enjoyed the thriller aspect and character developmet of the first two acts but then things go decidely odd in the final act. Still enjoyed it but even searching the internet doesn't read much into what the hell was going on. Michael Smiley was awesome.
Really enjoyed the thriller aspect and character developmet of the first two acts but then things go decidely odd in the final act. Still enjoyed it but even searching the internet doesn't read much into what the hell was going on. Michael Smiley was awesome.
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I swear, that is probably the scariest film I have ever watched, because it is utterly horrific, but there is nothing in there that couldn't happen in real life.
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Royal Tenenbaum's epitaph on his grave is utterly spectacular.
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Not a movie fan ? I watch so many movies that I have to skip through the **** ones or I won't have any time to annoy you on the forums
Seriously though, i watched the first 40-60mins or so of the movie TED, while I was doing other things and then the movie got a bit boring so i skipped.
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Well I say so because anyone who watches a TS and then moans about the film lacking stuff can't be much of a movie fan for starters
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^5
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im not a big fan of ferrel but he was good in this. i would recommend it too. clever little movie.
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they are often not even the final movie. i stopped watching screeners almost 10 years ago when i had a 21" TV. on a 32" they look terrible and on a 42" they are unwatchable, plus the audio sucks. no 5.1? bah. audio is half of a movie.
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TS? i have a friend who reviews movies for a newspaper and he sends me the screeners.
What difference does the quality of a movie like TED make to a review? If i was watching some crappy cam of battleship and started saying the production was rubbish then you would have an argument. But It makes no difference to my reviews and I take the quality of the movie in to consideration when offering my expert opinion.
What difference does the quality of a movie like TED make to a review? If i was watching some crappy cam of battleship and started saying the production was rubbish then you would have an argument. But It makes no difference to my reviews and I take the quality of the movie in to consideration when offering my expert opinion.
Was going to post that as well, but it has swearies in it and is rather gruesome
So didn't want to be getting a holiday May want to remove the link and just tell people to search for #Dirtylaundry on youtube
It was superb that! 10 minute video better than the majority of 1 hour 30 minutes films
Thomas Jane = best punisher ever! Hope they do more of these videos or make a full film like this
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You guys want to put the end bit in spoilers?
I didn't know thankfully, and pretty made my neck hairs stand on end when I realised what it was about,
I didn't know thankfully, and pretty made my neck hairs stand on end when I realised what it was about,
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I loved Thomas Jane's punisher film, was silly but fun and entertaining to watch
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love the guillotine bit
liked the other people in his flat too. i hope they make another with him.
Yeah that was pretty cool that bit
Too many good scenes, the main stand out ones for me was that one as well as;
- the show down in Saint's bank/office building with the 2 guys as well as the end part (the club)
- russian fight
- the assassin scene with the knife
Pretty much every scene tbh
Some good trivia for the film as well:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0330793/trivia
The one thing that I liked the most was that the entire film regarding explosions, effects etc. was done for real, don't think one bit of the film was CGI
Too many good scenes, the main stand out ones for me was that one as well as;
- the show down in Saint's bank/office building with the 2 guys as well as the end part (the club)
- russian fight
- the assassin scene with the knife
Pretty much every scene tbh
Some good trivia for the film as well:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0330793/trivia
The one thing that I liked the most was that the entire film regarding explosions, effects etc. was done for real, don't think one bit of the film was CGI
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A mate lent me his blu ray copy of Act of valor today. The acting was a bit wooden and typically over the top patriotic. But the action sequences are absolutely amazing. Reminded me quite a lot of a documentary i watched some years ago about the seal teams, (the silent option).