The documentary Paris is Burning.
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What was last movie you watched?
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Knight of Albion
Well-Known Member
It was 'Black Swan'. (Though I bailed out before it finished, what happened in the end?)
NoraSariah
Active Member
Catching Fire. It was exactly like the book, it was so perfect.
We just returned home from seeing The Book Thief.
freethinker44
Well-Known Member
The conjuring.
Not bad, kind of reminded me of Insidious.
Not bad, kind of reminded me of Insidious.
Octavia156
OTO/EGC
"THis is the ENd" - fricking awesome comedy about the apocalypse
LAUGHED MY *** OFF - BEST ENDING TO A MOVE EVER!!!!(especially if you grew up in the 90s)
LAUGHED MY *** OFF - BEST ENDING TO A MOVE EVER!!!!(especially if you grew up in the 90s)
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
Thor.
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
The Possession.
Rudimentary understanding of the Hebrew alphabet made it hard not to laugh.
Rudimentary understanding of the Hebrew alphabet made it hard not to laugh.
They had a good idea, but went the wrong way with it.
Stranger Than Fiction,
One of my favourites
That was a great movie! I'll need to rewatch it some time.
NoraSariah
Active Member
Elf. One of my favorite Christmas movies.
After Earth
Not bad, it carries a very stoic message. Although I thought that this movie has too extreme of deus ex machina - the vulture protecting him is very unrealistic, as was the fact that the boy jumped from fearful to fearless, I find that to be unrealistic to happen that quick, especially if it's just through understanding and not enough practice of it (though he did practice it quite a bit, something extreme like a monster attacking you is nowhere compared to when he was training it on his own).
But great movie all in all.
Not bad, it carries a very stoic message. Although I thought that this movie has too extreme of deus ex machina - the vulture protecting him is very unrealistic, as was the fact that the boy jumped from fearful to fearless, I find that to be unrealistic to happen that quick, especially if it's just through understanding and not enough practice of it (though he did practice it quite a bit, something extreme like a monster attacking you is nowhere compared to when he was training it on his own).
But great movie all in all.