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Anyone seen Planet of the Apes yet? I need opinions on that.
waitasec
Veteran Member
no but i've seen planet of the abts...POA.
I just returned from the theatre. Really enjoyed it. Has you rooting and cheering for the apes.
Stella Polaris
| Neutiquam Erro |
I don't watch many movies lately, but I have recently seen Beastly and The Eagle.
Oh and I re-watched some of the Bourne movies.
Oh and I re-watched some of the Bourne movies.
I watched Adjustment Bureau.
I think the movie was pretty good overall. Damon and Blunt act it well, Stamp plays a good antagonist as always, and it's well directed. Although the story seems rather unique, it becomes predictable, and the concept has kind of a religious/theist theme to it.
I think the movie was pretty good overall. Damon and Blunt act it well, Stamp plays a good antagonist as always, and it's well directed. Although the story seems rather unique, it becomes predictable, and the concept has kind of a religious/theist theme to it.
Have you seen "Inception" and if yes, do these two compare at all? Even in terms of which one you may have liked more.
I've seen inception and while I have opinions on it, I'll refrain until I hear from someone who has seen both and cares to make a comment.
Thanks.
Engyo
Prince of Dorkness!
I thought it was well done overall. Great performance by Andy Serkis (who also played Gollum).
They seem rather different to compare.
Inception is about lucid dreaming and corporate espionage, and contains huge special effects. Adjustment Bureau is not about dreaming, contains more romantic elements and plots that are truly external (not in dreams), and is fairly character and plot driven rather than based on special effects.
I consider both of them decent movies (though Inception was a little bit over-the-top, while Adjustment Bureau became a little bit predictable), and I liked them. But they are very different.
Smurfs: Awesome
Captain America: Great Adaptation but kinda slow, my four year old fell asleep hehe.
Green Zone: Fun flick... Kinda predictable, I wonder why that is...
The Other Guys: Still Laughing. Have you seen this clip? (The movie is worst) [youtube]s4wykeJBHdE[/youtube]
The Other Guys - Tuna vs Lion - YouTube
Captain America: Great Adaptation but kinda slow, my four year old fell asleep hehe.
Green Zone: Fun flick... Kinda predictable, I wonder why that is...
The Other Guys: Still Laughing. Have you seen this clip? (The movie is worst) [youtube]s4wykeJBHdE[/youtube]
The Other Guys - Tuna vs Lion - YouTube
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes about a week ago. It was pretty good, I thought. My sister and her copious family saw it to, many hours away in South Carolina. And my mom, other sister, and Chile friend saw it with me here in Illinois at the same time. Not planned or anything. :O
I saw the movie "Ulee's Gold".
It's a drama from the 90's starring Peter Fonda, and is also Jessica Biel's first movie. It's about a guy who is a beekeeper, and he's kind of depressed since most of his family is problematic, and in the movie, some more terrible stuff happens, like his daughter-in-law gets huge withdraw symptoms on drugs, and his granddaughters get held hostage by some bad guys. I think a better name for the movie could be, "How Many Things Can Possibly Go Wrong In The Life Of A Rural Beekeeper?"
But I think it was pretty good. It's slow and has a small budget, but it's well-written.
It's a drama from the 90's starring Peter Fonda, and is also Jessica Biel's first movie. It's about a guy who is a beekeeper, and he's kind of depressed since most of his family is problematic, and in the movie, some more terrible stuff happens, like his daughter-in-law gets huge withdraw symptoms on drugs, and his granddaughters get held hostage by some bad guys. I think a better name for the movie could be, "How Many Things Can Possibly Go Wrong In The Life Of A Rural Beekeeper?"
But I think it was pretty good. It's slow and has a small budget, but it's well-written.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
We saw "The Help" a few days ago. It was a jam packed theater, on a Sunday evening, and seemed very well received. We really liked it. I mean, it's not a towering work of art but it was a good, solid movie and had a reverberating message, even though it was a bit heavy on the stereotypes.
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
We just saw it, too. I thought it was really good, but as usual, the book was better. I think the actress who played Aibileen was exceptional, though.
Demonic Kitten
Active Member
I saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes as well. Saw Conan the Barbarian Friday
Watchmen
It's a very dark superhero movie. There some things I didn't like, such as the fact that there's no explanation for why some people are superheroes, and they have unrealistic abilities for no reason. You kind of just have to accept that for the sake of the film. But I like the rest- the imagery is incredible, and the plot is interesting. I like how the end of the movie explores the difference between subjective happiness and eudaimonia.
What Dreams May Come
Robin Williams goes to heaven and hell. He acted it well, and the special effects were incredible, especially for the 90's. There was a very artful quality to a portion of the heaven scene. The world described in the film is very bleak and depressing, which I didn't particularly like. I like the basic plot, but not the details, and am not really into New Age stuff. I really loved the artistic quality of the film.
It's a very dark superhero movie. There some things I didn't like, such as the fact that there's no explanation for why some people are superheroes, and they have unrealistic abilities for no reason. You kind of just have to accept that for the sake of the film. But I like the rest- the imagery is incredible, and the plot is interesting. I like how the end of the movie explores the difference between subjective happiness and eudaimonia.
What Dreams May Come
Robin Williams goes to heaven and hell. He acted it well, and the special effects were incredible, especially for the 90's. There was a very artful quality to a portion of the heaven scene. The world described in the film is very bleak and depressing, which I didn't particularly like. I like the basic plot, but not the details, and am not really into New Age stuff. I really loved the artistic quality of the film.