300: Rise of an Empire. It was awesome. I had a nice day out. 
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What was last movie you watched?
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Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father
I want to go to a corner and die. It's easily one of the most depressing films I've seen.
I want to go to a corner and die. It's easily one of the most depressing films I've seen.
CynthiaCypher
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47 Ronin. It had samurai in it. And Keanu.
freethinker44
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Carrie remake and Bad Grandpa. Both great.
freethinker44
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That bad, huh?
CynthiaCypher
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He was wooden as usual. But it had a lot of sword fights and actually ripped off Princess Mononoke too...watching a live action version of Princess Monokone was actually cool.
I love Princess Mononoke.
Sha'irullah
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Hard Candy, may Jeff Kohlver's manhood rest in peace
Even though I have seen it a dozen times, I still cheer him on when he is trying to lift it.
:yes: Me too... though it's not like the movie is going to change. I'm also getting to the point that I recite dialogue. I even used a line this morning at work. Something happened that shouldn't have so I said to my boss:
"Never [pause]... has a situation like this slipped by me until today; I wish to know how it happened." I'm such a drama queen.
Did you see the FX Downloaded broadcast? They were giving clips of the filming, interviews with the actors, explanations of the sets and costumes. The presenter (I forgot her name) even said something about how sad it is when he sinks down to his knees in the mud, bellows at the sky and finally realizes his situation.
Btw, Chris Hemsworth said in the interview how they all broke up emotionally during the banishment scene. All the takes were good, but Brannagh wanted one more take of it before lunch, and that was the one that brought everyone to tears. Hopkins actually delivered it with more force than comes through on the screen. This is definitely my new signature movie.
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Star Trek: The Future Begins
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Divergent. I really enjoyed it. Hell of a lot better than the Hunger Games.
CynthiaCypher
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I appropriated a copy of The Son of God. It's kinda bad but I have to admit there are some good parts to it.
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John Doe
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The Monuments Men
Absolutely terrible. Almost laughable (except that I wasted my money). George Clooney has a face like Roger Ramjet, perfect pearly whites, and a voice which is perfect for coffee ads. He is so monodimensional it is tedious. I realised when watching this movie that he does not have any acting skills at all. He merely reads his lines, relying on his looks and vocal timbre. I have now seen him in quite a few roles, and it is obvious that he has only one way of delivering material - deadpan, casual, with no highs or lows.
Watching the opening scenes it was obvious that he wanted to somehow leverage the 'Oceans' thing, and this was a way to do it and possibly appear as if he had a new idea. Once again, a team of men on a mission.
I won't be surprised if his next effort is a remake of The Dirty Dozen. With Brad Pitt etc etc. Maybe he'll even have a shot at 'art' and remake Seven Samurai.
Just awful. Now I understand why Russell Crowe totally dissed him.
Absolutely terrible. Almost laughable (except that I wasted my money). George Clooney has a face like Roger Ramjet, perfect pearly whites, and a voice which is perfect for coffee ads. He is so monodimensional it is tedious. I realised when watching this movie that he does not have any acting skills at all. He merely reads his lines, relying on his looks and vocal timbre. I have now seen him in quite a few roles, and it is obvious that he has only one way of delivering material - deadpan, casual, with no highs or lows.
Watching the opening scenes it was obvious that he wanted to somehow leverage the 'Oceans' thing, and this was a way to do it and possibly appear as if he had a new idea. Once again, a team of men on a mission.
I won't be surprised if his next effort is a remake of The Dirty Dozen. With Brad Pitt etc etc. Maybe he'll even have a shot at 'art' and remake Seven Samurai.
Just awful. Now I understand why Russell Crowe totally dissed him.
Muppets: Most Wanted
My friends and I liked it, but we were the only ones in the theatre laughing. I guess all the children whom were brought by their parents didn't get any of the jokes.
My friends and I liked it, but we were the only ones in the theatre laughing. I guess all the children whom were brought by their parents didn't get any of the jokes.
