Rate the last movie you watched V2 - General

[QUOTE=RainstormChurch;31939161]Billy Connolly? A man whose filmography includes, among others, masterpieces of modern cinema such as Gulliver's Travels, X-Files: I Want To Believe, Garfield: A Tale Of Two Kitties, Who Is Cletis Tout?, and Indecent Proposal. Yup, I'd have to go with "fucking retard" on this one. [editline]25th August 2011[/editline] :zoid:[/QUOTE] He is a fantastic comedian, if you deny this, then you're clearly autistic.

Gattaca a solid 9/10. Great movie, great theme. Liked the fact it was set in near future. Also digged Jude Law in this film.

[QUOTE=Blisster;31940040]He is a fantastic comedian, if you deny this, then you're clearly autistic.[/QUOTE] He's no Dane Cook, I'll tell ya. And autism jokes are pretty old, I'd replace "autistic" with "a braindead apechild". [editline]25th August 2011[/editline] Yeah, that's a pretty good one. [editline]25th August 2011[/editline] :suicide:

Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii, The Director's Cut [B]11/10[/B]

The Wrestler 9/10 Mickey Rourke acting was great and so was the story.

Trollhunter (Trolljegener) 7/10 it was better than i expected to be honest. though i hate endings like that, overused and never really believable

[b]Letters from Iwo Jima[/b] 9/10 we need more ww2 movies that aren't in the pov of the yanks, lovely film.

[QUOTE=RainstormChurch;31940476]He's no Dane Cook, I'll tell ya. And autism jokes are pretty old, I'd replace "autistic" with "a braindead apechild". [editline]25th August 2011[/editline] Yeah, that's a pretty good one. [editline]25th August 2011[/editline] :suicide:[/QUOTE] You think Dane Cook is funny? Obvious troll is obvious, only 13 year-olds still find him funny.

[QUOTE=Pops;31943213]You think Dane Cook is funny? Obvious troll is obvious, only 13 year-olds still find him funny.[/QUOTE] He's no Carrot Top, I'll tell ya.

[B]The Room[/B] 8/10 hilarious. [B]Some Like it Hot[/B] 10/10 one of the funniest films that I've seen in a while.

[QUOTE=Joppari;31939147]who was the main character?[/QUOTE] Jar Jar Binks. Also I think Revenge of the Sith is on par with the first two movies.

Appocolypto: 8.5/10 say what you will about Mel Gibson but he sure knows how to tell a story.

[QUOTE=TheFilmSlacker;31945491]"First two"? As in "I and II" or "IV and V"?[/QUOTE] first two that were made.

[QUOTE=KlaseR;31944282][B]The Room[/B] 8/10 hilarious.[/QUOTE] Wait, you watched the whole thing?

taxidermia 10/10 jin roh 9/10

[QUOTE=RainstormChurch;31940476]He's no Dane Cook, I'll tell ya. [/QUOTE] wow man way to reveal ur trolling that one was dead obvious

[QUOTE=John the Gr8;31945655]Wait, you watched the whole thing?[/QUOTE] yes

will watch the Three Colours trilogy.

friend gave me a copy of spirited away. 9/10 was awesome if just totally surreal

requiem for a dream 10/10 the wrestler 10/10 god damn darren arnofsky sure knows how to make me cry.

[QUOTE=FoodStuffs;31950936]requiem for a dream 10/10 the wrestler 10/10 god damn darren arnofsky sure knows how to make me cry.[/QUOTE] i really like darren aronofsky but I did not like the wrestler, at all. i just didn't resonate with the character, it has some pretty backwards messages. and then in the end [sp]he basically killed himself out of a selfish sense of pride and self worth. wtf dude[/sp] did not like that one, i do however like most of his other films a lot.

[QUOTE=Rusty100;31952193][sp]he basically killed himself out of a selfish sense of pride and self worth. wtf dude[/sp][/QUOTE] Dude that gave me goosebumps. Unless you weren't a wrestling fan as a kid. :) [editline]26th August 2011[/editline] Watch Pi though that's good.

i did watch pi i didn't like that one either [editline]26th August 2011[/editline] it seems like it was trying way to hard to be weird and most of the people i know just say they like it because they dont really get it and dont want to feel dumb

Well I don't think it made much "sense" but I liked the experience. It was freaky.

I haven't posted in a while, and watched a load of films since then. Horrible Bosses: 7.5/10 Funnier than I was expecting, nice dark humour in places which I wasn't expecting despite the morbid setup. Kevin Spacey was brilliant. A shame that some of the best jokes were spoilt by the trailer. True Grit (1969): 7/10 Good western, Cogburn's such a badass. I really want to see the remake now, with Jeff Bridges being one of my favourite actors. Snatch: 8.5/10 One of those films I always heard people talk about but somehow hadn't seen. I wasn't expecting it to live up to what I'd heard but it was actually better than I was expecting. Snakes on a Train: 4/10 Standard Asylum fare, technically terrible but the characters and piss-poor CGI make it really entertaining. I enjoyed it, despite giving it only 4. The Maltese Falcon: 9/10 It's great. First Bogart film I've seen, too. Groundhog Day: 9/10 Bill Murray. Bubba Ho-Tep: 8/10 Ended up watching this because my dad's had it on DVD for years from a friend, and hadn't watched it. I watched the Evil Dead series for the first time a couple of weeks ago, then remembered we had this on DVD. I really, really enjoyed this film. "Elvis and a black JFK fight a cowboy mummy." I've still got more to post, but I'll break it up into a couple of posts.

[QUOTE=Rusty100;31952193]i really like darren aronofsky but I did not like the wrestler, at all. i just didn't resonate with the character, it has some pretty backwards messages. and then in the end [sp]he basically killed himself out of a selfish sense of pride and self worth. wtf dude[/sp] did not like that one, i do however like most of his other films a lot.[/QUOTE] The movie showed that after a certain age people won't/can't simply change, so he keeps breaking his promises and of course after being handed so many opertunities he won't simply be forgiven for his deeds. [sp]The thing that was most touching was when he lost his daughters trust, something that is very hard to be broken since children are always very loyal to their parents. He didn't just simply kill himself out of pride(it plays a part), he did it because he gave up. Or atleast that's how I've experienced it.[/sp] The fact that it ends like that makes it a bit more realistic instead of most of that mumbo jumbo symbolism bs you see in a lot of movies where there will always be a happy end. I for one didn't like I Am Legend. [sp]I liked the movie untill that part where he met those new people and especially that part where the window would crack in the shape of a butterfly and you hear his kid whisper: 'Look daddy, a butterfly', for me that is where the whole movie collapsed while it wasn't that bad at all to start with. I know, I know, not really a happy or a sad ending, but the sybolism was waaaay too much for my liking[/sp]

Just watched forrest gump 10/10 one of the greatest stories i've ever heard

[QUOTE=AK'z;31950816]will watch the Three Colours trilogy.[/QUOTE] I love those movies. If you liked those you gotta check out Kieślowski's Decalogue films.

[QUOTE=pie_is_good;31953216]I love those movies. If you liked those you gotta check out Kieślowski's Decalogue films.[/QUOTE] k, which of his others are worth watching?

[QUOTE=AK'z;31953560]k, which of his others are worth watching?[/QUOTE] The Double Life of Véronique is also one that you should watch. One of the most beautiful movies I've seen.