Yes, I have seen it a few times. What do you think of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by hardcore_crash
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Yes, I have seen it a few times. What do you think of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by hardcore_crash
I've been watching my old school detective and gangster movies: The Thin Man, The Big Sleep, The Maltese Falcon, The Public Enemy, Petrified Forrest, The Roaring Twenties, etc.
...after watching those I have been thinking of buying Miller's Crossing, a Coen Brothers Film from 1990 starring Gabriel Byrne and Albert Finney.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkJIcFMN_pc
i think i have seen almost all the gangster film sof last 30 yrs but still aint seen millers crossing, just seem to miss it on the rare occasions its on tv:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
took my daughters to watch princess & the frog, it was great, good old fashioned animation the way it should be. the character called the shadowman was a great bad guy,
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/ent...Shadowman1.jpg
i would recommend this to anyone with young children, it was the first time my 3 yr old daughter has been to the cinema & she was mesmerized by the big screen.
Just saw the funniest fukkin' movie of my life:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Zg2guCzgU
Watched the Hurt Locker last night I thought it was a very good movie. Def worth chekcing out.
I really enjoyed it, great fun. I'm a right old softy for Disney done right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Zombieland. I liked it. It wasn't as funny as I thought it might be but it was still funny and definitely entertaining. It was real short which I think worked for it, no filler, was just constantly something happening. The main characters voice annoys me and that bothered me for a while.
Got a couple days off, want to watch something else but can't think of anything. Anyone got any comedy recommendations? I don't feel like watching anything serious.
Role Models was pretty funny. You mom let me keep it after I fucked her.
Watched Remember the Titans for the first time...its a given I'm 6-10 yrs behind on my movies.
That was a great one.
watched terminator salvation again but this time on me mates 42" tv & with blu ray & really enjoyed it even more this time as last time i saw it on me 17" laptop
I tried to give Indiana Jones 4 another chance today, but came away almost as disgusted as I was the first time. There are parts where you think it's holding ground, but then it falls away again. The film just has too much unbelievable clap trap. The tarzan scenes, the 3 waterfalls in a jeep, the climbing out of sand by holding onto a snake etc etc. It pissed me off watching it. The story simply doesn't gel nor have the same qualities the earlier films did; everything seems forced. Harrison Ford did good as always, but everything around him was simply not good enough. You just finish the film thinking "What was the point?". The magic wasn't there. It's a shame because it could have been so much better than it was.
I also watched Pocahontas which I thought was really good. I've seen most Disney animated flicks, but had always missed this one. The animation was splendid and the story very well executed. Of course, it isn't historically accurate, but as a story with its heart in the right place, it is really very good.
Watched for the 1st time last night - Terminator 3 - Rise of the Machines
The series just keeps getting worse really dont they ?! Although one good point was Clare Danes starred as the leading lady, one sexy lady :lickish:
http://static.entertainmentwise.com/...5388283430.jpg
Agreed that film was shockingly shite, getting into a fridge to escape a nuclear bomb at the start of the film was a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
i agree, i tried so hard to enjoy the 4th film but all that alien shit was just bloody stupid plus cgi helps ruin the film further:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
Pocahontas is great film;D, my 3 yr old daughter has watched it virtually everyday for the last 3 mths, dont bother with Pocahontas 2 tho, the animation is shit & the story just terrible:(