last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[La Cucaracha]

The Human Race, kinda strange but worth a watch

All is lost, boring

[Memphis]

White house down - I wanted it to go on longer as it was only a matter of time before Lyle or Brockton was sworn in as president, that would have made it worth watching. Toilet.

[killersheep]

Olympus has Fallen, just watched it on Netflix. fell asleep twice.

[Master]

I watched Priest a future where the Church has taken full control and there are soldiers that kill vampires. It was rubbish as it sounds.

[Fenster]

I watched Olympus Has Fallen not long ago. I knew it would be utter shit just by the synopsis. I watched it all the way through to punish myself though.

12 Years a Slave - No Django's in this. Great film. I'd have gone berserk and cut all the white cunts throats if I was in his situation but whatever. Lyle will despise it.

[walrus]

Watched the 1939 version of " Of Mice and Men" very good, stays right in line with the book, Lon Chaney did a great job as Lenny.

[Master]

Saw the RoboCop poster, it looks awesome.

[CutMeMick]

MUST SEE MOVIES...
All 3 are must see films.

Dallas Buyers Club - Jared & Matthew put on the performance of their lives. It's an amazing story with great acting.


Wolf of Wall Street - I know most of you homophobic fuck faces probably don't like him cuz your wive's think of him while you fuck her but he goes above and beyond in this film probably his best work to date.


American Hustle - Holy shit... What a film. The soundtrack is fucken great as well. Just great all around.

Between these 3 we better see best actor, best supporting actor, best actress, best supporting actress and best picture.

Best Actor: DiCaprio in Wolf of Wall Street
Best Supporting Actor: Jared in Dallas Buyers Club
Best Supporting Actress: Amy Adams
Best Picture: American Hustle

[El Kabong]

Inside Llewyn Davis, a decent movie....not one of the Cohen's best but enjoyable and quite well put together

My favorite song from the movie

[boozeboxer]

Ride Along. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be.

[Gandalf]

I watched Black Swan and at the start wondered why I was watching it. Portman looked beautiful and petite, wanting to be perfection. Then of course the 'cunts' started to whittle away at her and she ended up a fucked up person reaching too far into the dark side. The price to pay for the audience at the end. 'I was perfect', she whispered at the end having gutted herself with a massive piece of mirror.

[Memphis]

Ater Earth - Utter rubbish. I cant stand the reluctant hero type and Will Smith's kid goes overboard.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I watched Black Swan and at the start wondered why I was watching it. Portman looked beautiful and petite, wanting to be perfection. Then of course the 'cunts' started to whittle away at her and she ended up a fucked up person reaching too far into the dark side. The price to pay for the audience at the end. 'I was perfect', she whispered at the end having gutted herself with a massive piece of mirror.

I remember watching that film thinking ''wow I bet Portman's 'cumface' is a something to behold''

Great film otherwise

[Master]

Watched aliens v predator requiem which was good.

[El Kabong]

I'm in the middle of watching the 1927 silent film (and Socialist love story ) 'Metropolis'.

The set design and camera angles were really ahead of their time.


The acting, like the majority of acting in that era was over the top as 'talkies' weren't around and the actors had to portray feelings/emotions through actions and not words. The film was made during the Weimar days of Germany and really pushed Socialism hard as the Germans of that era felt hard done by which is understandable. It was directed by Fritz Lang and written by Lang and his wife Thea von Harbou. Lang also directed 'M' which was the first example of film noir and the first example of a serial killer in film.