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Yeah, I liked that one. Also the fight over the woman at the wedding. The dorky guy was side-splitting.
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#462 Guest_Fool_*
Posted 23 September 2004 - 07:13 AM
Saw Fahrenheit 9/11 yesterday.
Hardly any comedy, too much emotion, too few facts and some cheap shots.
The usual moore, i suppose.
Whats truly sad is that stuff like this gets popular, while the real enlightening material doesnt.
Hardly any comedy, too much emotion, too few facts and some cheap shots.
The usual moore, i suppose.
Whats truly sad is that stuff like this gets popular, while the real enlightening material doesnt.
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Posted 05 September 2004 - 06:59 PM
LOL dark daze 
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Justsaw Manchurian Candidate. Didn't go expecting much of it. But it was very good led by a truly amazing performance by Denzel Washington. Very good and worthwhile trip to the cinema.
. Justsaw Manchurian Candidate. Didn't go expecting much of it. But it was very good led by a truly amazing performance by Denzel Washington. Very good and worthwhile trip to the cinema.
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Posted 21 February 2005 - 08:07 AM
About Constantine: I don't even bother trying to watch movie adaptations of comics. Doesn't work, nine times out of ten. [PS: I would be happy to be proved wrong with this one, though.]
Now, the frightening thing would be someone making a movie of Sandman. They would simply murder it.
Now, the frightening thing would be someone making a movie of Sandman. They would simply murder it.
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Posted 17 June 2004 - 05:32 PM
I watched BubbaHotep when I was rather drunk. I damn near cried I was laughing so hard.
Course, everyone around me was drunk too, so it was all good!
Best western, eh? Well, ye folks have listed many of the great ones. I rather like "Red River" with John Wayne.
Course, everyone around me was drunk too, so it was all good!
Best western, eh? Well, ye folks have listed many of the great ones. I rather like "Red River" with John Wayne.
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Posted 28 November 2004 - 02:07 PM
I rented a couple flicks this weekend.
"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." Smashing good film. I know a lot of people look down on the Harry Potter franchise but I enjoy both the books and the films.
"Around the World in 80 Days" starring Jackie Chan. Rather amusing light-weight film, although the part of Arnie as a Turkish prince was just plain bizzare.
"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." Smashing good film. I know a lot of people look down on the Harry Potter franchise but I enjoy both the books and the films.
"Around the World in 80 Days" starring Jackie Chan. Rather amusing light-weight film, although the part of Arnie as a Turkish prince was just plain bizzare.
#467 Guest_Elvithrarith_*
Posted 04 January 2005 - 04:45 PM
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Originally posted by sha'ik reborn:
blade trinity was alright, although the first two were brilliant, and ryan reynolds was just sex on legs
watched A.I. and sat there and sobbed
i so agree with you! my friends and i went to go back to see blade trinity again just to see more of ryan reynolds, but the showings were too late. that was thoroughly depressing
and if i had been in the mood, A.I. wud have had me in tears too!it was so sad
i've seen so many films this christmas i can't count, but amoung the best have to be The Dat After Tomorrow, Volcano - tis always good, Independence Day (i always love that film) and How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days! tis well funny
#470 Guest_Dark Daze_*
Posted 13 August 2004 - 12:16 AM
Sure Pitch Black is stylish, and Van Diesel plays a great bad ass, but basically all you have is Alien minus all that suspense and gripping story baggage.
I'd rather watch Forbidden Planet and Forbidden Planet was made in the 1950's!
I'd rather watch Forbidden Planet and Forbidden Planet was made in the 1950's!
#471 Guest_Mappo-trell_*
Posted 21 June 2004 - 12:31 AM
@ Gamet - The good, the bad and the mappo????
*throws a shovel at gamets feet....*
(cocks revolver)
*Click*
Dig....
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I second the motion that Once upon a time in the west is the best western ever, and ive seen a lot
me and my old man on a saturday used to watch westerns, and once upon a time is just the greatest.. from "harmonica" (which they blatantly ripped off in the quick and the dead for sharon stones character) to Cheyenne (he was always my favourite character in a western)
if you have never seen this, what are you waiting for? its "f'n amazing"
*throws a shovel at gamets feet....*
(cocks revolver)
*Click*
Dig....
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I second the motion that Once upon a time in the west is the best western ever, and ive seen a lot
me and my old man on a saturday used to watch westerns, and once upon a time is just the greatest.. from "harmonica" (which they blatantly ripped off in the quick and the dead for sharon stones character) to Cheyenne (he was always my favourite character in a western)if you have never seen this, what are you waiting for? its "f'n amazing"
#473 Guest_Dark Daze_*
Posted 17 February 2005 - 06:28 PM
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy looks really good. The trailer is available on Amazon.com.
Anyone else here a fan of the new Battlestar Galactica series?
Anyone else here a fan of the new Battlestar Galactica series?
#475 Guest_Dark Daze_*
Posted 09 September 2004 - 04:20 AM
The Last Samurai was OK, but my favorite new samurai movie is Azumi (same director as Versus.) It stars a girl who puts Buffy to shame. Here is a link to a review and some pictures:
http://www.kfccinema...zumi/azumi.html
Not to take anything away from Koyuki, but I think Aya Ueto the star of Azumi is even hotter. Below is a pic:
http://www.dorama.sonifty.com/Gallery/Ueto...ya/Aya_U004.jpg
http://www.kfccinema...zumi/azumi.html
Not to take anything away from Koyuki, but I think Aya Ueto the star of Azumi is even hotter. Below is a pic:
http://www.dorama.sonifty.com/Gallery/Ueto...ya/Aya_U004.jpg
#476 Guest_LooseCannon_*
Posted 12 November 2004 - 02:39 PM
Lately I've seen:
Big Fish - 7/10
The Day After Tomorrow - 8/10
Aliens - 9/10
Fahrenheit 9/11 - 8/10
Finding Nemo - 7/10 (it was on TV, honest!)
Roger and Me - 6/10
And rewatched:
Heat - 10/10
The Ring - 7/10
Big Fish - 7/10
The Day After Tomorrow - 8/10
Aliens - 9/10
Fahrenheit 9/11 - 8/10
Finding Nemo - 7/10 (it was on TV, honest!)
Roger and Me - 6/10
And rewatched:
Heat - 10/10
The Ring - 7/10
#477 Guest_D\'Yamba_*
Posted 01 September 2004 - 02:36 AM
I watched Bourne Supremacy and I liked it. I thought it improved on the first one and I really like Matt Damon as an action hero. He's got that understated thing going on.
I also saw The Chronicles of Riddick. Oh. My. God. Sums it up, I think. There was no character development, which is a shame cause I thnk Riddick was one of the better anti-heros of recent years and it would have been nice to get a look at him in more detail. In fact Riddick was no longer a character, more a characiture. There was a definite riff on Pitch Black. Those particular scenes were the only ones that worked well. The rest was so much flotsome and jetsome.
X-Files rocks (well up until the 8th season anyway). I've got seasons 1,3-6 on video and they get continuous play. I really need to think about getting them on dvd.
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I also saw The Chronicles of Riddick. Oh. My. God. Sums it up, I think. There was no character development, which is a shame cause I thnk Riddick was one of the better anti-heros of recent years and it would have been nice to get a look at him in more detail. In fact Riddick was no longer a character, more a characiture. There was a definite riff on Pitch Black. Those particular scenes were the only ones that worked well. The rest was so much flotsome and jetsome.
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Currently loving and watching X-Files, watched the first 6 episodes so far and realised what it was that I liked about it when it was first shown over here.
X-Files rocks (well up until the 8th season anyway). I've got seasons 1,3-6 on video and they get continuous play. I really need to think about getting them on dvd.
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Posted 25 June 2004 - 01:20 PM
seen "21 gram" today at a classic cinema (a good day today it was, eh, Bav? 
). now, I haven't seen such a good movie in quite a time. really. much emotion from the actors, GREAT direction, artistic visuals... one of the best. honest.
). now, I haven't seen such a good movie in quite a time. really. much emotion from the actors, GREAT direction, artistic visuals... one of the best. honest.
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