MasterDecoy
Who took my beer?
christmas vacation (classic chevy chase)
gremlins
in bruges (that kinda counts does it?)
cant chose which
edit: **** it, while were at it, oh oh oh mother****er, die hard
OT: Let's talk about movies (and TV shows)... Part VI
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christmas vacation (classic chevy chase)
gremlins
in bruges (that kinda counts does it?)
cant chose which
edit: **** it, while were at it, oh oh oh mother****er, die hard
Deebs
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Just got back from The Hobbit. I enjoyed it quite a bit, much moreso than the previous one. At first I didn't know what I was watching because it looked like the most Ultra High Def showing of a BBC Masterpiece Theatre. After about 20 minutes or so I realized it was going to look like that throughout the entire film. It was a nice change for a Hollywood movie.
Love Actually (2003) is awesome to watch with your girlfriend/wife. Enjoyed it a lot.
MasterDecoy
Who took my beer?
oh yeah, thats a good one. love it. although seeing rick grimes being a nice guy again is a bit disturbing...
I actually enjoy that ultra high def thing at 48 fps and all. Even though the Hobbits movies were arguably too long and not that good, the experience is very immersive.
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You talked like that's a fact. It is my opinion, deal with it!
Had a better time with This Is The End, though.
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Kimota
ROY DU NORD!!!
Stop watching then. They are a plague to Mankind. And none of them are good.
Favorite Christmas movies:
It's a Wonderful Life
The Sound of Music
The Ten Commandments
Mickey's Scrooge one
Scrooged(with Bill Murray)
MasterDecoy
Who took my beer?
Never watching that. I'm ok with crying watching movies, but I'm not watching a movie I KNOW i will cry watching. Torturing my psyche isn't a hobby of mine
Edit: just reading The Road sent me on a week long depression...
That, Bad Santa Unrated and Eyes Wide Shut are my top three X-mas movies.
Nicole...
Although not a X-mas movie, this would always play during the holidays when I was a kid, always looked forward to it and even today I still get a kick out of Dorothy singing that song
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I just watched Brazil (1985), what a splendid film.
Reminded me a lot of 1984.
As I watched it I was reminded of Batman (1989) and Sucker Punch (2011), turns out they're both influenced by Brazil.
I thought the ending was very confusing and nonsensical, turns out it was all just a dream.
I didn't like the excessive use of music. It was frequently louder than the dialogue.
Reminded me a lot of 1984.
As I watched it I was reminded of Batman (1989) and Sucker Punch (2011), turns out they're both influenced by Brazil.
I thought the ending was very confusing and nonsensical, turns out it was all just a dream.
I didn't like the excessive use of music. It was frequently louder than the dialogue.
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MasterDecoy
Who took my beer?
so a nolan film basically?
turns out point break is not as good as i remembered it. good film but plot holes and keanu reeves is probably the worst actor in the history of acting since some slave was rocking a mask in ancient rome. swayze was very good though.
edit: el-oh-el bigelow directed that
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Kimota
ROY DU NORD!!!
I don't mind it so much because since this movie has usually shown during Christmas Eve or Christmas or whatever, there's usually people over and since they've been showing it so much(so I don't rent it or buy it), most of the times during all these years I've seen only a group of scenes not in chronological order. So even though these scenes are powerful in themselves, without the context of the rest of the flick, I cannot be moved that much to tears. What's strange is that I've only seen IAWL only one time completely from beginning to end after I rented it and that's when I cried(and it's the hardest I cried for a movie with Casablanca and Field of Dreams...and ET). But everytime one scene of Wonderful Life appears on screen when I flip channels I become transfixed at the screen for whatever reason. It's like I'm hypnotised. That's a testament of a great flick.
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Done watching the Marco Polo series. Was fun, great landscapes throughout the series. Got me back reading some of my books on the Mongol Empire that were gathering dust the last few years
They should've made a show about the Mongol Empire instead. Forget Marco Polo lol.
Yeah but I can't say I learned anything about him
It's really more about the Mongol Empire, Genghis Khan's grandson (Kubilai) and the conquest of the Song dynasty.Perhaps we'll learn more about Polo in the upcoming seasons (if there's any).
indeed
Yeap, liked it too
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was able to get through the first half hour and understood why i hated a certain person in the movie so much,
and gone girl was very good, don't get why some didn't like the ending
another earth, good science fiction movie, by same director as I Origins, similar concept
and gone girl was very good, don't get why some didn't like the ending
another earth, good science fiction movie, by same director as I Origins, similar concept
Natey
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I feel like watching Santa's Slay for christmas
****ing awesome movie. I love it. So funny.
The stripper pole part might be the funniest thing I've ever seen, lol.
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