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The ''Last Movie You Watched'' Thread

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post #4,321
10 July 2009, 22:59 UTC#4,321
There a few things that are clearly faked...but it don't take away from it being brilliant. Just sit back and enjoy Americans, blacks and middle eastern's being mocked.
post #4,322
11 July 2009, 02:59 UTC#4,322
QUOTE(Luke. @ Jul 10 2009, 05:36 PM) [snapback]553705[/snapback]

Bruno. Fucking brilliant. Go see it now.
HAHA see, I made a thread awhile back on it and no one thought it'd be good. lol I haven't seen it yet.
post #4,323
11 July 2009, 06:27 UTC#4,323
Bruno. Go see it. Just do it.
post #4,324
12 July 2009, 13:34 UTC#4,324
WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER
HOME OF THE GOOD BURGER
CAN I TAKE YOUR ORDER?
post #4,325
12 July 2009, 15:53 UTC#4,325
QUOTE(Liam @ Jul 12 2009, 06:34 AM) [snapback]553808[/snapback]

WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER
HOME OF THE GOOD BURGER
CAN I TAKE YOUR ORDER?

thanks for the nostalgia
post #4,327
12 July 2009, 17:55 UTC#4,327
QUOTE(Liam @ Jul 12 2009, 02:34 PM) [snapback]553808[/snapback]

WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER
HOME OF THE GOOD BURGER
CAN I TAKE YOUR ORDER?

Love this film.

QUOTE(Luke. @ Jul 12 2009, 05:17 PM) [snapback]553814[/snapback]

Human Traffic

Never seen this but was going to buy it the other day. Would you recommend?

And just seen My Sisters Keeper with Emma. The one with cancer would get it when she's bald.
post #4,328
12 July 2009, 18:02 UTC#4,328
I loved it. It's not exactly ground breaking, but it's entertaining and very funny in parts. Also, it's dirt cheap in hmv if im not mistaken? Get it.
post #4,329
12 July 2009, 23:32 UTC#4,329
QUOTE(Luke. @ Jul 12 2009, 05:17 PM) [snapback]553814[/snapback]

Human Traffic....aint watched it in years. Appreciated it a lot more now.

Yeah, I had this too. I watched it when I was 15 and so much went under appreciated.
post #4,330
13 July 2009, 00:02 UTC#4,330
QUOTE(cIRca @ Jul 12 2009, 06:55 PM) [snapback]553824[/snapback]

QUOTE(Liam @ Jul 12 2009, 02:34 PM) [snapback]553808[/snapback]

WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER
HOME OF THE GOOD BURGER
CAN I TAKE YOUR ORDER?

Love this film.

QUOTE(Luke. @ Jul 12 2009, 05:17 PM) [snapback]553814[/snapback]

Human Traffic

Never seen this but was going to buy it the other day. Would you recommend?

And just seen My Sisters Keeper with Emma. The one with cancer would get it when she's bald.


Yeah watch it after amsterdam
post #4,331
13 July 2009, 02:13 UTC#4,331
El Dorado
post #4,332
14 July 2009, 00:55 UTC#4,332
I just downloaded 2 movies that ive seen before but are great flicks

first one is full metal jacket. and the other one is the smashing machine - mark karr
post #4,333
14 July 2009, 01:11 UTC#4,333
adventureland, was mediocre.
post #4,334
14 July 2009, 09:08 UTC#4,334
Franklyn - Ryan Phillipe is a Rorschach ripoff called Preest in an alternate futuristic metropolis where religion is law and he is the only atheist. E\/a Green is a troubled art student in real-world London who works her suicide attempts into her modern art pieces; and Sam Riley plays Milo, a heartbroken young man whose fiancee left him at the altar on their wedding rehearsal day (also in London). As the story goes on, the different realities and personas of these characters begin to inexplicably merge.

First off, I have to say, for a directorial debut this is DAMN impressive. A lot of work has gone into cinematography here and it really pays off. Preest's dark, gothic home of Meanwhile City is far from original but some of the cityscapes are really impressive, namely the three mile-high cathedral complete with gigantic angel statues. It's hard to tell that this is a Film4 production made with a limited budget.

That said, Franklyn still needed a little more work to round it off. It's like an uncut diamond: real pretty to look at, but incredibly hard to follow. The pace builds nicely and you start seeing symbols from Meanwhile bleeding into the real world which is cool and to be honest, quite chilling the first time you notice it. But then the movie seems to rush towards its climax which seems unnecessary given it's meagre 95 minute runtime. If the movie had been allowed to build and play out for even half an hour longer, it could have been a lot better than it was.

I was disappointed with the casting of Ryan Phillipe as the faithless convict Preest (although didn't fail to notice the irony of his name, applied with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer), doubly so when I learned that Ewan McGregor had signed on for the role, but pulled out when he broke his leg. He would have done a far better job.

It's a good watch, and amazing for a debut film. The review on the DVD case calls it "The Matrix meets Donnie Darko". It is nothing close to this, at all. It's an original Brit flick with some good ideas that's begging for a few minutes more so its story can be told properly.

EDIT: Maybe time to remove the wordfilter on "e va"? :dry:
post #4,335
14 July 2009, 09:19 UTC#4,335
S.W.A.T - A rollercoaster action adventure from start to finish.
post #4,336
14 July 2009, 13:09 UTC#4,336
an easy one but geuss what I watched last?

Sometimes, the world is black.
And tears run from your eyes.
And maybe we'll all get really sick.
And maybe we'll all die.
So...

Let's build a snowman!
We can make him our best friend.
We can name him Tom or we can name him George!
We can make him tall, or we can make him not so tall.
Snowman!

He'll have a happy face, a happy smile, a happy point of view.
If you build me a snowman, then I'll build one for you.

So, let's build a snowman!
We can make him our best friend.
We can name him Bob or we can name him Beowulf!
We can make him tall, or we can make him not so tall.
Snowman!

Hey!
(Tapdance solo)

He'll have a happy face, a happy smile, a happy point of view.
If you build me a snowman, then I'll build one for you.
Snowman! Snowman! Snowman!

post #4,337
14 July 2009, 13:14 UTC#4,337
Cannibal the Musical

Google
post #4,338
14 July 2009, 13:32 UTC#4,338
if you've never seen it you're even lamer than googleing it
post #4,339
14 July 2009, 22:27 UTC#4,339
bruno - it was ok. not as good as everyone was raving about because so much was staged to push along the "plot".
post #4,340
15 July 2009, 08:13 UTC#4,340
Yeah, the lack of a plot made it a little shittier, but I still laughed like a person who laughs excessively. It was good. I can't believe people have been walking out from the theatres in the US.. What are they expecting it to be like?
post #4,341
15 July 2009, 09:04 UTC#4,341
are they walking out because theyre offended?


The movie was one of the most hilarious ever but yeah the lack of a plot made it a bit weak. But then again all I wanted was to laugh my ass off. I loved it because I couldnt wait to see what he'd do next :P
post #4,342
15 July 2009, 13:05 UTC#4,342
Dragon Ball Z

I know its not a movie, but you can suck my saiyan balls.

Squirt Squirt
post #4,343
15 July 2009, 16:32 UTC#4,343
Saved

What the fuck.
post #4,344
15 July 2009, 16:52 UTC#4,344
QUOTE(iFUCKSWIDIT @ Jul 15 2009, 11:32 AM) [snapback]554038[/snapback]

Saved

What the fuck.
Please with a viable reason?





Miss March,..........meh
post #4,345
16 July 2009, 03:44 UTC#4,345
Disney's Robin Hood (1973)

fucking classic. such a good movie, grew up watching it, decided to download it yesterday, just finished watching it. god is it great. its the animated one where different characters are animals. this is def one of my top favorite movies. brings me back
post #4,346
16 July 2009, 07:26 UTC#4,346
the ramen girl.... im lame
post #4,347
16 July 2009, 08:37 UTC#4,347
QUOTE(Slavin @ Jul 16 2009, 06:44 AM) [snapback]554070[/snapback]

Disney's Robin Hood (1973)

fucking classic. such a good movie, grew up watching it, decided to download it yesterday, just finished watching it. god is it great. its the animated one where different characters are animals. this is def one of my top favorite movies. brings me back

You grew up watching Wall-E junior
post #4,348
16 July 2009, 16:27 UTC#4,348
what the hell is wall-e junior?? and do not tell me what I grew up on.
post #4,349
16 July 2009, 16:43 UTC#4,349
You grew up on sucking cock for money.