Films

[When Jokers Attack]

Drag me to hell. One of the worst films I've ever seen

[worm]

Drag me to hell. One of the worst films I've ever seen

[Lithium05]

Drag me to hell. One of the worst films I've ever seen

[rhysieg]

Drag me to hell. One of the worst films I've ever seen

[ampersand]

got through half of role models before my computer arsed last night.

pretty good so far though guy who played mclovin certainly looks like a one trick pony. epic typecast!

[Steve P]

Going to see Kev Smith tonight.

Anyone see his latest tour?

[When Jokers Attack]

did you not find it slightly comical? i couldn't help but laugh during the fight scene with the oap. i watched the whole thing and enjoyed it regardless of the incredibly bad acting.

[metallimuse]

Fixed

[nightcrawler13]

Up

this movie is incredible,

went on wednesday and the cinema was sold out (the first time i've been to a sold out cinema in 9 years) and not a single kid there. Everyone laughed throughout, ALOT

tis also very emotional in parts, so be prepared with a tissue or 5

it's also visually stunning, so smoke a spliff or 5 before you go in

[rabid]

Didn't know they were doing that? Live action? CGI? I love that book!

[5co77ie]

Up

this movie is incredible,

went on wednesday and the cinema was sold out (the first time i've been to a sold out cinema in 9 years) and not a single kid there. Everyone laughed throughout, ALOT

tis also very emotional in parts, so be prepared with a tissue or 5

it's also visually stunning, so smoke a spliff or 5 before you go in

[5co77ie]

Stop motion.

[Purple Monkey]

Yup it's brilliant - although clearly not designed specifically for 3D

Edited October 16, 2009 by Purple Monkey

[Katster]

Disagree.

It's a 3D film that uses the medium to add depth to the image, rather than use it to poke your eyeballs with things. If 3D has any future whatsoever as a staple of cinemas, Pixar are leading the way.

[Langdale Wolf]

Did Pixar do Ice Age? Because that was quality in 3D.

[Katster]

All very confusing.

[Purple Monkey]

Yeah Dreamworks do those films that are pretty good but just fail to pull the heartstrings in a way Pixar can - mainly because Pixar tend to keep the inane pop references, catchy soundbytes in their films to a discreet minimum.

Pixar have honed the ability to make people feel a ton of emotions without having to say a single word. The early bit in Up showing the life of the old man was amazing.

[Katster]

I am yet to see Up. Might go on Sunday. I'm tres skint though

[5co77ie]

Disagree.

It's a 3D film that uses the medium to add depth to the image, rather than use it to poke your eyeballs with things. If 3D has any future whatsoever as a staple of cinemas, Pixar are leading the way.

[Katster]

Paying double the amount of money when compared to the 2D version irked me.

[Lithium05]

I am yet to see Up. Might go on Sunday. I'm tres skint though

[Katster]

Me too I want to go see Up and Zombieland this weekend, but doing so would probably mean I couldn't eat til I get paid friday!

[smog]

Up is a quality film. Saw it a few months ago in the US and laughed all the way through it

(Well apart from the gut wrenching first 10 minutes)

[5co77ie]

It's normally only £1 dearer...

[Atlanteanlost]

Twas £5 in 2D and a whopping £10 in 3D