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Guest Mirezzi
  On 8/22/2009 at 11:12 PM, Awepittance said:

sleep hollow the was the beginning of the end of Tim Burton being an interesting and non predictable filmmaker. as decent as the movie was you have to admit it was like a goth kids fantasy come to life, i can't imagine tim burton doing something more cliche.

 

It saddens me to agree with you, but alas, I do. Other than the very cool art work and cinematography, that movie was really shit. I wanted to love it. The first time I saw it, I convinced myself it was great. I watched it about a month ago and fell asleep.

i didn't like mars attacks when i first saw it but i think it's aged pretty well considering all the wonky cgi. sleepy hollow is a beautiful looking film for like the first 30 minutes, it actually kind of reminded me of Barry Lyndon at first but then it falls apart into something disjointed and mismatched in tone

  On 8/24/2009 at 1:04 AM, Benedict Cumberbatch said:

this film is not yet rated 7/10

really enjoyed this, didnt know much about it before seeing. love the idea of the mpaa rating it. the clergy and the movietheatre companies and film studios are the appeal panel? crazy, need to read up on that.

 

 

Uuuuh, sounds interesting.

 

*downloads*

  On 8/24/2009 at 3:42 PM, Benedict Cumberbatch said:

too late for spoiler tags sorry

 

Doesn't matter. I can't remember what you told about the movie.

Plus, Nigella Lawson is on tv and she's so distracting so in a couple of minutes I won't even remember where I am.

The General (1998) - 8/10

A film about mobster Martin Cahill, who was a Robin Hood-type figure in Ireland in the 80's. Brendan Gleeson is really great in this.

  On 8/25/2009 at 3:53 AM, analogue wings said:
  On 8/25/2009 at 1:53 AM, Squee said:

Ils/Them - 8/10

 

Wow for real? I'd give it about a 3. Total cliche-a-thon.

 

It's weird because it never really peeked, but I was feeling extremely uncomfortable most of the time because I was expecting something to jump out and scare the living shit out of me. But yeah, now that I think of it 8/10 might be a bit too much... let's say 6/10

  On 8/25/2009 at 3:15 PM, zaphod said:

a simple plan 10/10

incredible film, very underrated. a coen bros movie with likable, relatable characters and an emotional center in billy bob thornton's character. easily the best thing sam raimi has done.

 

Yeah, it's a great movie and as far as I remember Billy Bob got nominated for an Oscar. Oh, and the soundtrack by Danny Elfman is quite haunting.

watching a movie like District 9 on a cam is kind of just selling your own viewing experience really short, in fact i don't even see the point of it at all. It's like when i tried to watch Be Kind Rewind as a cam and i couldnt even fucking tell what was sweded on vhs and what was normal, the film qualities were indistinguishable

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Guest zaphod

inglourious basterds 4/10

got dragged along to this. such a shame that tarantino is coasting with this kind of garbage. it started off with a brilliant scene and went downhill from there. technically i guess it was excellent, the acting was pretty good across the board, but what the hell was the point? if it's revisionist history then why not make it at least sort of historically accurate rather than a cartoon? if it was satire it didn't strike that tone. so i can only take it as an earnest attempt at a jewish revenge fantasy, which is just embarrassing. like he thought this was going to make jews in the audience stand up and clap when they scalp nazis, all of whom are apparently black and white villains. just fucking retarded.

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