Films

[the_frame]

children of men completely passed me by due to my indifference of clive owen, but following the talk of it on here I am checking it out this afternoon, IMDB and rottentomatoes rate it very highly.

[Rufus Gwertigan]

children of men completely passed me by due to my indifference of clive owen, but following the talk of it on here I am checking it out this afternoon, IMDB and rottentomatoes rate it very highly.

[Katster]

Hunger. My gosh that was painful viewing

[Purple Monkey]

I really like Clive Owen. I think he acts naturally and realistically for a British person in his films, which I think people wrongly mistake as being 'wooden' - check this out right, a lot of British people are 'wooden'. In fact, Clive Owen was perfect in Children Of Men, as his character called for that type of reserved, defeated character to be integral to the plot and what he eventually does.

Children Of Men has at least two rather stunning "Holy shit" moments. If you have any understanding of the technical prowess required in shooting some of the sequences in the film, your jaw will likley be on the floor a few times.

Anyway, check this out, Chris Nolan's new movie:

http://www.firstshowing.net/2009/08/24/mus...lans-inception/

Edited August 25, 2009 by Purple Monkey

[Purple Monkey]

V for vendetta = f**king brilliant.

Can't believe it took me this long to find that out!

[the_frame]

Just watched Paul greengrass' "bloody Sunday" and if it is even remotely close to fact I feel ashamed. I wasn't even 1 when it occurred and now fully intend to read up on the subject.

[Steve P]

I really like Clive Sid Owen.

[sifi]

I love Sid James.

I've been told my (dirty) laugh sounds just like him.

[nightcrawler13]

just watched Home

french movie about a family that lives next to an unused highway, which then opens

the older daughter is HOT and half naked all the time

the son is hilarious

the parents are lovely

reminded me of that house with the highway built around it on the way from rochdale to leeds

tres bien

[minute5072]

Favourite scenes have to be the opening sequence and the basement tavern scene. I won't go into detail about them - if you've seen the film then you may or may not agree.

[When Jokers Attack]

Finally watched The Killer tonight, f**king awesome, Might just be the best action film i have ever seen....

[//ross]

Tavern scene for me too. excellently shot.

slowly building up the tension between the english guy (his name escapes me - Fassbender?) and the German officer (the whole "I think you are intruding" piece of dialogue) before all hell breaks lose and within 30 seconds its a bloodbath.

Spotted the 3 finger mistake, standard grade german was good for something

Excellent film. Great dialogue, excellent casting (except for Eli Roth but I just plain hate him ) good soundtrack (as always with QT ), Very impressive film!

[//ross]

Finally watched The Killer tonight, f**king awesome, Might just be the best action film i have ever seen....

[MartinGooding]

i watched Adventureland tonight really enjoyed it

[Purple Monkey]

just watched Home

reminded me of that house with the highway built around it on the way from rochdale to leeds

[Langdale Wolf]

Finally saw Transformers 2 last night at the Imax in Brum.

Why has it been so mercilessly panned? It's just a film about robots kicking shit out of each other, destroying some important national monuments, plenty of blowing stuff up, and you get to see Tasha out of Home and Away looking rather seductive (I would have put up with the metal tongue personally - I wonder what her bag of slugs would have been like?)

And I haven't mentioned Ms Fox yet. Hubba. Watching her on an Imax screen was worth the entrance fee - norks literally the size of my house moving in slow motion - what's not to love?

For 2+ hours of pure nonsense, it f**king rocked.

[Atlanteanlost]

Finally saw Transformers 2 last night at the Imax in Brum.

Why has it been so mercilessly panned? It's just a film about robots kicking shit out of each other, destroying some important national monuments, plenty of blowing stuff up, and you get to see Tasha out of Home and Away looking rather seductive (I would have put up with the metal tongue personally - I wonder what her bag of slugs would have been like?)

And I haven't mentioned Ms Fox yet. Hubba. Watching her on an Imax screen was worth the entrance fee - norks literally the size of my house moving in slow motion - what's not to love?

For 2+ hours of pure nonsense, it f**king rocked.

Edited August 28, 2009 by Atlanteanlost

[Langdale Wolf]

I'm not going to take anything you say seriously ever again....not that I did anyway

Transformers 2 is representative of why I stopped paying to see films at the cinema

[Atlanteanlost]

I think it was the tits that swung it for me.

[Langdale Wolf]

I can understand the appeal.....its still shit though

[the_frame]

Just watched "Drag Me To Hell" 90 minutes of the most brain dead tosh it has ever been my displeasure to sit through.

Kermode likd it too, which makes it doubly disappointing for me, we usually agree on most films, but this was f**king garbage.

Cliched, predictable and just out and out poor. And the effects were laughable - and not even in an "Evil Dead" way.

[the_frame]

Just watched Gaspar Noe's "Seul Contre Tous"

great film, but a difficult watch. very unsettling.

[modey]

Just watched "Drag Me To Hell" 90 minutes of the most brain dead tosh it has ever been my displeasure to sit through.

Kermode likd it too, which makes it doubly disappointing for me, we usually agree on most films, but this was f**king garbage.

Cliched, predictable and just out and out poor. And the effects were laughable - and not even in an "Evil Dead" way.

Edited August 28, 2009 by modey

[the_frame]

I watched this tonight and actually thought it was ok, yeah it was your usual, predictable stuff, but i think half of it was tongue in cheek, as long as you don't take it too seriously it a good film

They were definatly trying to be like the evil dead with some of the effects and humour, but overall, not an awful film.

I thought also had an element of final destination to it

Me and the wife enjoyed it, and it gave me a few jumps

[Atlanteanlost]

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Edited August 30, 2009 by Atlanteanlost