Saw Elysium last night. It was alright I suppose, not a huge Matt Damon fan, and the plot was kind of weak. But the SFX were pretty solid.
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Saw Elysium last night. It was alright I suppose, not a huge Matt Damon fan, and the plot was kind of weak. But the SFX were pretty solid.
Recently re-watched some stuff I picked up on Blu-ray:
Casino Royale, then Quantum of Solace.
Alien & Aliens.
DTS-HD MA ftw :]
I saw that as well - I wasn't too crazy about it either. I really didn't care for District 9 all that much TBH, so I kind of knew what to expect when going into this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSpiders
I did go see jOBS this afternoon - fucking terrible. If anyone remembers that TV movie Pirates of Silicon valley that was made about 15 years ago.... well let's just say it's still way better than this movie.
And Ashton Kutcher is just a hack - plain and simple. He can't engage me in any movie I've ever seen him in.
Are you saying you didn't like Dude, Where's My Car? ^^;;; But yeah, that aside he hasn't done anything of worth. I don't get how actors like him get famous, it just seems like he's famous for being famous :shrug:
Uhh, on topic. I watched Children on Men the other day. I was kinda let down, considering some really positive reviews I'd heard over the years. It was ok, and had an interesting/different plot. But I found myself annoyed that they created a huge unique world, and didn't bother going into most of it. Maybe there's more books or something :shrug:
Pacific Rim - 6/10 .....so many unanswered questions....
Turbo - 7.3/10 A bit more partial because it's a kids film and stuck with jokes as such, rarely seen anymore, plus the soundtrack is catchy while it's on.
Loking forward to -Jobs, The Butler, and some other movie but i forget it's title :wacko:
Saw Revenge of the Leprechaun- It was a syfy movie so I didn't expect much. The "leprechaun" looked like a burned gremlin. Awful,but entertaining.
Star Trek Into Darkness :]
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Originally Posted by deadlegion
You likey?
Yeah. Not fantastic but it was entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
I really didn't like the reboot when I first saw it, but I guess I'm past that now :P
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Oh, and I watched Ghost in the Shell: Arise (Border 1: Ghost Pain) recently too.
The guy who playedQuote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
did a great job imo. Parts were really silly like that helicopter type thingy he used and the Klingon stuff was stupid. Oh and the Spock fight was alright. Not as good as the first. Wonder how they'll do in the third as I'm sure they'll milk it for all it's worth.Spoiler warning:
I'm guessing its on disc now?
May have to do a double feature soon.
You should've spoilered a bit more of that man :lol
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Originally Posted by Zaladane
http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p...94#post1668994
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Out for my morning coffee and using the phone so can't be arsed to add more.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
S'funny, was a time I wouldn't even bother at all.
Oh and what character do you play as in the Zelda games :whistle:
:P
You should check out a bbc show calledQuote:
Originally Posted by Zaladane
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It's A Wonderful Life(1946)
First time I saw this I was around 5 years old. And 23 years later, it's still a good movie.
If you like old movies and haven't seen it check out Harvey another Jimmy Stewart classic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan