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What was last movie you watched?
- Thread starter JoseWarner
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Finally saw django a few days ago. Pretty much what i expected. The one thing i didn't expect was to find Jamie Fox so fitting to his role.
Also saw Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
Pales in comparison to Oldboy, but still a decent and disturbing movie when viewed independently.
Also saw Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
Pales in comparison to Oldboy, but still a decent and disturbing movie when viewed independently.
Well, it was well-received by critics and audiences and while it didn't perform very well in the box office it has sort of become a cult classic in terms of DVD sales and such. The comic it was directly based on has also been well-received.May be it was how much it sucked?
I felt entertained throughout the movie. Mostly because I understood going in that it was absolutely ridiculous on purpose. If someone wants anything reasonable out of this movie they'll be disappointed.
It just had a really weird sense of humor that appealed to me.
That is frightening news.
To clarify something just in case, the objective sense was meant as a joke. Not necessarily a very good one, though.
Oh i watch movies like that all the time, and watched this one too expecting just to be entertained. In fact, my main reason for choosing this one in particular was because i think Mary Elizabeth Winstead is hot, and was even rewarded with Alison Pill, who is quite hot too. She blew me away with her look in the movie.
This one didn't work for me only because i didn't really feel it's humor or the way it handled the flow of the story. It seemed a bit too rushed and awkward, all through.
Not gonna lie- I kind of wanted purple short hair after the movie was over. :sarcasticThat is frightening news.
To clarify something just in case, the objective sense was meant as a joke. Not necessarily a very good one, though.
Oh i watch movies like that all the time, and watched this one too expecting just to be entertained. In fact, my main reason for choosing this one in particular was because i think Mary Elizabeth Winstead is hot, and was even rewarded with Alison Pill, who is quite hot too. She blew me away with her look in the movie.
This one didn't work for me only because i didn't really feel it's humor or the way it handled the flow of the story. It seemed a bit too rushed and awkward, all through.
Pastadamus
Member
Last week I watched "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" with my sister and her five-year old son. I personally liked the novel better, but the movie isn't bad, and at the center of the story are good life-lessons about friendship, compassion and collective survival.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It was indeed his last. I really liked how they worked in the other guys to fill in for Ledger, although I thought Johnny Depp worked as a fill-in much better than the other ones.
I watched Leaves of Grass the other night. Edward Norton's performance, as twin brothers, was amazing. And I really liked the brief philosophical ideas and discussions that were brought up in the movie.
I really liked that movie. It was better than I expected, and I really liked Denzel in it.
That's basically how i felt about it too. I had expectations and thought it'll definitely be a movie worth watching. I was surprised however to see much more quality than i had originally expected.
Spoiler ahead:
Among the things i really liked was how they got me into the movie. Starting from when Reynolds was told that people are coming for the first time to the safe house all the way to when both he and Denzel left it (essentially all the stuff that went on in the first safe house), i could totally feel the adrenaline from the character's perspectives and the seriousness of what was going on. Especially from Ryan's perspective and how this was so frightening. This was pretty important to how i approached the rest of the movie. I think they did an awesome set up there by presenting this part so realistically and so well.
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
I think it was "The Dark Knight", couldn't get into it, I didn't finish watching it. That being said Batman isn't my favorite series of movies anyway, so no surprise there.
freethinker44
Well-Known Member
Dredd - Loved it.
Wherenextcolumbus
Well-Known Member
28 days later for the 3rd time
