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Title: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 03, 2008, 12:03:36 AM
''The Bank Job" (2008)
One of the bad men in this movie plays as a Trinidadian gangster, in a part of the movie he said that he will go back to Trinidad to liberate his brothers and sisters from the enslavement of the British colonist*. The man sound like he is a Jamaican and the Trinidad police in the ending looked like they from Jamaica or Africa, what ah rip off, it made our police look like some African militants. This movie is not yet in the theatre. Starring Jason Statham, the guy from the movie ''Crank'' and ''Warlord''. The first minute or two will look kinda shaky ;D other than that it's watchable. ENJOY!
Part 1
http://www.fliqz.com/public/aspx/playerdefault.aspx?vid=919c29227f8941acbb884b2558f7aaa0

Part 2
http://www.fliqz.com/public/aspx/playerdefault.aspx?vid=58b5a4338b03452ea1280b9015b8e6e2

If you are interested in movies you can pm me and I will hook you up.

AVPR- Alien vs Predator 2 (2007)
During an archaeological expedition on Bouvetøya Island in the Antarctic ocean, a team of archaeologists and other scientists find themselves caught up in a battle between the two legends. Soon, the team realise that only one species can win.
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_cc00XMTc4MDI0NzI=.html DVD quality

Mods feel free to remove thread if it conflicts with forum rules.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: morvant on March 03, 2008, 09:40:52 AM
taking some time to finish load but de movie goin good so far.

mods if ah start ah post ah blues thread yuh go delete it?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on March 03, 2008, 04:29:31 PM
    
1970s murder in Trinidad makes British movie plot

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/index.pl/article_news?id=161286909

Monday, March 3rd 2008

(http://www.trinidadexpress.com/shared/images/2008/03/03/n11.jpg)   

executed: Abdul Malik

A ghastly murder in Trinidad that involved a British socialite and a self-anointed Black Power leader of the 1970s, among the main characters, is the backdrop of a new movie that opened in Britain at the weekend.

It stars Jason Statham, popular from his Transporter movies, and is about the real-life unsolved heist at a bank in London in 1971.

The film is titled Bank Job.

The heist is linked to the murder of former socialite Gale Benson, the daughter of British Member of Parliament Lord Leonard Plugge.

Abdul Malik, who anointed himself leader of the British Black Power movement in the 1970s before he was hanged for murder in Trinidad, is being depicted.

And the man who called himself Michael X will also have a fourth book published about his life this year.

The book is titled A Life in Black and White.

Malik, whose given name was Michael De Freitas, is portrayed as a man who captured sexually compromising photographs of Princess Margaret which he stores in a vault at the bank.

He was arrested and convicted under the Race Relations Act and returned to Trinidad in January 1971 to avoid being arrested for extortion.He started an agricultural commune in Arima.

It was there that police found two buried bodies, Joseph Skerritt, a member of Malick's group and Benson in 1972. She was buried alive.

In the movie Benson is portrayed as a British agent who was killed because of her investigations into the photographs of the Princess.

Malik was hanged in 1975 despite an international effort to stop the execution.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 03, 2008, 07:31:10 PM
in de beginnin of de movie did anyone realize that john lennon was sittin next to abdul malik.they were good friends.lennon even went to trini to look fuh him.de story is he went in to rose bowl bought some rum and ah snow cone and walked to christina gardens to look fuh malik.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on March 03, 2008, 09:04:21 PM
Yes, John and Yoko came to TT and spend time in Arima at Malik's place. During that time there use to have the National Arts and craft show in the old market. All kind of local things on display. Lots of creative stuff. Malik brought them downtown and if I remembered correctly John did buy a locally made guitar. Guardian or Express should have that in their archives.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 03, 2008, 09:06:51 PM
and who is de princess they talkin bout,that part i eh know.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on March 03, 2008, 09:19:45 PM
Is only fiction, bro!!!!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 03, 2008, 09:23:42 PM
Is only fiction, bro!!!!
yuh see de movie.it say BASE ON TRUE EVENTS.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 03, 2008, 09:26:14 PM
Anyone care for some Rambo? here it is.
Plot Outline:In Thailand, John Rambo joins a group of mercenaries to venture into war-torn Burma, and rescue a group of Christian aid workers who were kidnapped by the ruthless local infantry unit.

Rambo 4 (2008)
part 1   http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/owTvZ8hW5V4/
part 2   http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/t_Fbsy9LN88/
part 3   http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/3s6KriLyUSA/
part 4   http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/TLSgaxby69k/

DVD quality, let it load first b4 watching.Enjoy!

Jumper (2008)
A genetic anomaly allows a young man to teleport himself anywhere. He discovers this gift has existed for centuries and finds himself in a war that has been raging for thousands of years between "Jumpers" and those who have sworn to kill them.
part 1 http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/437oxPBBs-A/
part 2 http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/Waxe8JyNR_s/
part 3 http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/9QiWY-73BaE/
part 4 http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/BtQEZZv2y7M/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 03, 2008, 10:24:40 PM
jumper wasnt all that.saw it last nite.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on March 04, 2008, 03:25:32 PM
Shoot em up is ah good movie .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 04, 2008, 03:59:54 PM
Hero Wanted (2008)
After he awakens in a hospital, a man tracks down and murders the man that left him and a bank teller for dead during a robbery, only to end up having the slain thief's associates come after him in retaliation.
Starring.
Cuba Gooding Jr. ...  Liam Case

Ray Liotta ...  Detective Terry Subcott

Norman Reedus ...  Swain

 
Part 1  http://www.tudou.com/player/player.swf?iid=15207372
part 2  http://www.tudou.com/player/player.swf?iid=15206487
part 3  http://www.tudou.com/player/player.swf?iid=15206655
part 4 http://www.tudou.com/player/player.swf?iid=15212886

I modified the links above it should be working now
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: rastafari on March 05, 2008, 09:00:39 AM
   
1970s murder in Trinidad makes British movie plot

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/index.pl/article_news?id=161286909

Monday, March 3rd 2008

(http://www.trinidadexpress.com/shared/images/2008/03/03/n11.jpg)   

executed: Abdul Malik

A ghastly murder in Trinidad that involved a British socialite and a self-anointed Black Power leader of the 1970s, among the main characters, is the backdrop of a new movie that opened in Britain at the weekend.

It stars Jason Statham, popular from his Transporter movies, and is about the real-life unsolved heist at a bank in London in 1971.

The film is titled Bank Job.

The heist is linked to the murder of former socialite Gale Benson, the daughter of British Member of Parliament Lord Leonard Plugge.

Abdul Malik, who anointed himself leader of the British Black Power movement in the 1970s before he was hanged for murder in Trinidad, is being depicted.

And the man who called himself Michael X will also have a fourth book published about his life this year.

The book is titled A Life in Black and White.

Malik, whose given name was Michael De Freitas, is portrayed as a man who captured sexually compromising photographs of Princess Margaret which he stores in a vault at the bank.

He was arrested and convicted under the Race Relations Act and returned to Trinidad in January 1971 to avoid being arrested for extortion.He started an agricultural commune in Arima.

It was there that police found two buried bodies, Joseph Skerritt, a member of Malick's group and Benson in 1972. She was buried alive.

In the movie Benson is portrayed as a British agent who was killed because of her investigations into the photographs of the Princess.

Malik was hanged in 1975 despite an international effort to stop the execution.


Another flipping hypocrite :rotfl:

JAH BLESS RASTAFARI
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 08, 2008, 11:35:43 AM
This will be my last post here, unless people start posting comments on this thread. I don't want the mods to think I am posting just to bump up the thread. Well here is a new movie, the first part will take ah while to load but the second part is faster. I hope you don't have dial up because you gonna need high speed internet. I personally did not watch the movie because I wanted to see it on the Big screen, so I posted it here for everyone else. Enjoy! Quality not too bad.
10,000 B.c(2008)
Plot Outline:A prehistoric epic that follows a young mammoth hunter's journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe.
part 1 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2Fea%2F6a%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.html&referer=


part 2 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2F9b%2F78%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.html&referer=
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 08, 2008, 02:09:35 PM
This will be my last post here, unless people start posting comments on this thread. I don't want the mods to think I am posting just to bump up the thread. Well here is a new movie, the first part will take ah while to load but the second part is faster. I hope you don't have dial up because you gonna need high speed internet. I personally did not watch the movie because I wanted to see it on the Big screen, so I posted it here for everyone else. Enjoy! Quality not too bad.
10,000 B.c(2008)
Plot Outline:A prehistoric epic that follows a young mammoth hunter's journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe.
part 1 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2Fea%2F6a%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.html&referer=


part 2 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2F9b%2F78%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.html&referer=

ok ok simmer dong,hero wanted not wukkin.that 10000bc movie lookin damn good though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 08, 2008, 02:41:13 PM
This will be my last post here, unless people start posting comments on this thread. I don't want the mods to think I am posting just to bump up the thread. Well here is a new movie, the first part will take ah while to load but the second part is faster. I hope you don't have dial up because you gonna need high speed internet. I personally did not watch the movie because I wanted to see it on the Big screen, so I posted it here for everyone else. Enjoy! Quality not too bad.
10,000 B.c(2008)
Plot Outline:A prehistoric epic that follows a young mammoth hunter's journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe.
part 1 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2Fea%2F6a%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.html&referer=


part 2 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2F9b%2F78%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.html&referer=

ok ok simmer dong,hero wanted not wukkin.that 10000bc movie lookin damn good though.
I modified Hero Wanted, it should be working now, load time might be a little while tho, it's free ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 08, 2008, 03:03:33 PM
This will be my last post here, unless people start posting comments on this thread. I don't want the mods to think I am posting just to bump up the thread. Well here is a new movie, the first part will take ah while to load but the second part is faster. I hope you don't have dial up because you gonna need high speed internet. I personally did not watch the movie because I wanted to see it on the Big screen, so I posted it here for everyone else. Enjoy! Quality not too bad.
10,000 B.c(2008)
Plot Outline:A prehistoric epic that follows a young mammoth hunter's journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe.
part 1 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2Fea%2F6a%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.html&referer=


part 2 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2F9b%2F78%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.html&referer=

ok ok simmer dong,hero wanted not wukkin.that 10000bc movie lookin damn good though.
I modified Hero Wanted, it should be working now, load time might be a little while tho, it's free ;D
i saw it already on de ovguide website.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 11, 2008, 10:00:51 PM
change my mind on 10000bc.pure rubbish.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 12, 2008, 12:10:58 AM
change my mind on 10000bc.pure rubbish.
Yuh watch it?


triniairman, keep posting man...I just peeping from time to time but I have no links to share and haven't had time watch any of these movies yet...might try and thief some minutes this weekend.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 12, 2008, 06:52:50 AM
change my mind on 10000bc.pure rubbish.
Yuh watch it?


triniairman, keep posting man...I just peeping from time to time but I have no links to share and haven't had time watch any of these movies yet...might try and thief some minutes this weekend.
yeah man,too much hype,was expectin more action,more killing.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on March 18, 2008, 02:11:55 PM
Aye allyuh. Yesterday I watch ah kickup The Protector, it was descent. If you into kickup this is a boss movie for you, talk about break foot and hand LOL. Me eh lying the amount ah break hand and foot I see in this movie is a record at least 50 man in this film get some part ah they body break. Cam real bad in this , check it out.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 19, 2008, 12:38:11 AM
This will be my last post here, unless people start posting comments on this thread. I don't want the mods to think I am posting just to bump up the thread. Well here is a new movie, the first part will take ah while to load but the second part is faster. I hope you don't have dial up because you gonna need high speed internet. I personally did not watch the movie because I wanted to see it on the Big screen, so I posted it here for everyone else. Enjoy! Quality not too bad.
10,000 B.c(2008)
Plot Outline:A prehistoric epic that follows a young mammoth hunter's journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe.
part 1 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2Fea%2F6a%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2Fea6abd91bfb392a5f5421d879aec3e9c.html&referer=


part 2 http://rutube.ru/player2.swf?referer=&buffer_first=5&file=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.rutube.ru%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.iflv&image=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Fimg%2Fthumbs%2F9b%2F78%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940-1.jpg&xurl=http%3A%2F%2Frutube.ru%2Ftrackinfo%2F9b783161d1b29a8a8bad8295d50a9940.html&referer=


Triniairman wha'm de links ent wukkin again or what?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 22, 2008, 03:41:41 PM
allyuh should watch run fat boy run,real good.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 06, 2008, 09:41:13 PM
88 minutes starring pacino,boss movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 07, 2008, 08:46:19 AM
Boss was it a comedy or action? If it is a action ah will check it out.

BTW....Last week I saw the Hitman, geezan ages that was a boss Movie. Check it out.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on April 07, 2008, 12:45:23 PM
Action     Steven Segal new one Urban Justice ,still good .
Quotable quotes

Eddies Griffin - They don t make ni**gers like they use to ,mother f**kers crunk dancing and shit  :rotfl:
Lady - Your just as bad as them
Segal - Hell no ,am ah whiole lot worst lol .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 07, 2008, 06:13:05 PM
Boss was it a comedy or action? If it is a action ah will check it out.

BTW....Last week I saw the Hitman, geezan ages that was a boss Movie. Check it out.

88 mins is action all de way.........de best ting bout hitman is de gyul,she HOTT fuh days.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ZANDOLIE on April 07, 2008, 06:29:26 PM
I don't know if this has been posted but The Mist was a decent movie, but the ending might leave you either depressed or shaking your head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRo_hUbjeBE

Another GREAT movie was a classic but relatively unknown 1955 gem titled Night of the Hunter. Very much an American styled Hitchcock type of film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFzTBPy7nl8
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 07, 2008, 06:43:23 PM
I don't know if this has been posted but The Mist was a decent movie, but the ending might leave you either depressed or shaking your head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRo_hUbjeBE

Another GREAT movie was a classic but relatively unknown 1955 gem titled Night of the Hunter. Very much an American styled Hitchcock type of film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFzTBPy7nl8

the mist,de endin leave u tinkin.he real fuk it up.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 07, 2008, 07:07:02 PM
Boss was it a comedy or action? If it is a action ah will check it out.

BTW....Last week I saw the Hitman, geezan ages that was a boss Movie. Check it out.

88 mins is action all de way.........de best ting bout hitman is de gyul,she HOTT fuh days.

Boss ah just netflix it and see is ah comedy, I eh know if ah wha watch it. I is ah action man all the way. Them comedy dem hard to watch sometimes.

I going watch Attila de Hun tonight.

Yeah de gyul hot too bad.. ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 08, 2008, 04:43:55 PM
Boss was it a comedy or action? If it is a action ah will check it out.

BTW....Last week I saw the Hitman, geezan ages that was a boss Movie. Check it out.

88 mins is action all de way.........de best ting bout hitman is de gyul,she HOTT fuh days.

Boss ah just netflix it and see is ah comedy, I eh know if ah wha watch it. I is ah action man all the way. Them comedy dem hard to watch sometimes.

I going watch Attila de Hun tonight.

Yeah de gyul hot too bad.. ;D
who starrin in that
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 09, 2008, 09:22:36 PM
Boss was it a comedy or action? If it is a action ah will check it out.

BTW....Last week I saw the Hitman, geezan ages that was a boss Movie. Check it out.

88 mins is action all de way.........de best ting bout hitman is de gyul,she HOTT fuh days.

Boss ah just netflix it and see is ah comedy, I eh know if ah wha watch it. I is ah action man all the way. Them comedy dem hard to watch sometimes.

I going watch Attila de Hun tonight.

Yeah de gyul hot too bad.. ;D
who starrin in that

Doh worry it not good.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 10, 2008, 04:51:11 PM
thank u,ah does hate to watch ah bad flick,time wasted
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 10, 2008, 08:13:17 PM
Agreed.  ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on April 17, 2008, 10:05:35 PM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on May 02, 2008, 09:33:58 PM
DOOMSDAY....boss picture.chick hott fuh days.good action....oh,by de way,it could happen. :devil:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on May 11, 2008, 09:39:24 PM
harold and kumar,real kicks.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on May 14, 2008, 02:27:59 PM
Anybody seem the movie Revolver yet?


Yes!!! well good explain it to me please....cause I dunce no ass...and I refuse to watch it again to see if I get it
Good ting it was free...else ah woulda cuss



as an aside ah still didnt get '12 monkeys' neither...but ah willin to let that one slide
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Organic on May 14, 2008, 02:52:09 PM
Anybody seem the movie Revolver yet?


Yes!!! well good explain it to me please....cause I dunce no ass...and I refuse to watch it again to see if I get it
Good ting it was free...else ah woulda cuss



as an aside ah still didnt get '12 monkeys' neither...but ah willin to let that one slide
it have bout 5 on this forum alone....is dem u mean?
in addtion 3 orangutan, 4 gorrilas and a chimp...
and one brown nosing jack ass
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on May 14, 2008, 06:22:06 PM
Anybody seem the movie Revolver yet?


Yes!!! well good explain it to me please....cause I dunce no ass...and I refuse to watch it again to see if I get it
Good ting it was free...else ah woulda cuss



as an aside ah still didnt get '12 monkeys' neither...but ah willin to let that one slide
it have bout 5 on this forum alone....is dem u mean?
in addtion 3 orangutan, 4 gorrilas and a chimp...
and one brown nosing jack ass

Doh fraid call names and when yuh get time toss me one ah yuh banana nah.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Organic on May 14, 2008, 07:46:14 PM
Anybody seem the movie Revolver yet?


Yes!!! well good explain it to me please....cause I dunce no ass...and I refuse to watch it again to see if I get it
Good ting it was free...else ah woulda cuss



as an aside ah still didnt get '12 monkeys' neither...but ah willin to let that one slide
it have bout 5 on this forum alone....is dem u mean?
in addtion 3 orangutan, 4 gorrilas and a chimp...
and one brown nosing jack ass

Doh fraid call names and when yuh get time toss me one ah yuh banana nah.
i look like any zoo keeper...me eh have no banana. I just visiting...if yuh hungry ask tall man to feed yuh. ah sure as keeper he have something dey for who want it
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 14, 2008, 09:09:28 PM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008
I have this one here now...might watch it tonite.



Boss...Harold and Kumar.....very, very good.  Pt. 2 (if dat not what yuh talking about) out in theatres now...they go to Guantanamo Bay.

I always link the first one to "Without a Paddle"...boss flick.  Rented both at the same time 3 yrs ago...hence the mental link I guess.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on May 14, 2008, 09:58:14 PM
without a paddle is one funny flick.ah next pic to see is  the ringer with knoxville.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 15, 2008, 09:42:28 AM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008

I have it in the mail, coming to a tv near me soon. ;D
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Post by: Bakes on May 17, 2008, 01:34:55 PM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008

I have it in the mail, coming to a tv near me soon. ;D

Watched it two nights ago...had a lot of potential but ultimately it fails miserably.  A poor approximation of the Charles Bronson serial, Death Wish. 

The movie starts fantastically and picks up a good head of steam before falling midway into the morass of mediocrity that similarly envelops other movies in the vigilante genre.  The plot takes several eye-rolling twists and before long one finds oneself sitting there waiting for the credits to roll already.
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Post by: Quags on May 17, 2008, 05:58:03 PM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008

I have it in the mail, coming to a tv near me soon. ;D

Watched it two nights ago...had a lot of potential but ultimately it fails miserably.  A poor approximation of the Charles Bronson serial, Death Wish. 

The movie starts fantastically and picks up a good head of steam before falling midway into the morass of mediocrity that similarly envelops other movies in the vigilante genre.  The plot takes several eye-rolling twists and before long one finds oneself sitting there waiting for the credits to roll already.
:-[ when everybody say they paying ah was ...like damn . Hear nah most movies ah shit ,with holes in the plot ,u could drive trucks tru .....,but daiz what  they making,yah just have to appreciate what the makers doing oui  ...lol . I wounldn rent  it doh lol .But it is what it is ,I tought it was ok .and for me to rate it u have to think how huch shitty movies it have .
A lot of movie s ah B movies ,,.....I watch most of them .I have the kingdom rite now with Li and Chang ,I could pm u the link .
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Post by: Bakes on May 17, 2008, 06:07:21 PM
I have the kingdom rite now with Li and Chang ,I could pm u the link .

Yeah man, bless...ah was supposed to check dat out anyways, been hearing good reports about it. 

If yuh ent see Iron Man get on it...good flick, particularly if you see it on de big screen.
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Post by: Quags on May 17, 2008, 06:23:16 PM
it have the sub version and english ,I took the eng .check yah pm

yeah every paper rating Ironman .maybe this weekend ,but I have a newborn rite  ;)
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Post by: pecan on May 18, 2008, 07:20:04 PM


Saw Ironman yesterday ...

excellent comic book flick.  You have to see it on the big screen

Note: stay until the very last credit rolls off the screen.  Nice Surprise for the people who wait it out.
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Post by: WestCoast on May 18, 2008, 08:37:49 PM
Note: stay until the very last credit rolls off the screen.  Nice Surprise for the people who wait it out.
I go have to get my family to read this as they doh like when I do that for every movie ;D
Thanks
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Post by: Grande on May 18, 2008, 10:00:49 PM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008
I have this one here now...might watch it tonite.



Boss...Harold and Kumar.....very, very good.  Pt. 2 (if dat not what yuh talking about) out in theatres now...they go to Guantanamo Bay.

...where they spend about 5 mins  :D

but that part was real kicksy though. The whole move is laff from start to finish even if yuh doh smoke weed. Probably equally as funny as de first one but in a different way, they face more pressing issues

preview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqvPDRuIlDw
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Post by: capodetutticapi on May 18, 2008, 10:38:26 PM
meh pardners real rate up de movie.is ah must to see it on de big screen
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Post by: capodetutticapi on May 19, 2008, 06:28:04 AM
Tyson opens up about wild life in new documentaryUpdated: May 18, 2008, 12:41 AM EST 87 comments add this RSS blog email print CANNES, France (AP) - Mike Tyson considers it a miracle that he lived to tell his tale. And he's telling it — in graphic detail — in a new documentary at the Cannes Film Festival.
"I lived a wild and extreme life," the former heavyweight champion told reporters Saturday. "I used drugs. I had altercations with dangerous people. I slept with guys' wives that wanted to kill me. I'm just happy to be here, you know. It's just a miracle."

The 41-year-old former boxer got a prolonged ovation at the Cannes screening for "Tyson," directed by his old friend James Toback ("Fingers").

In the movie, which blends old video footage and TV interviews, Tyson talks about getting beaten up and stolen from when he was an overweight kid. He chokes up when reminiscing about his late trainer, Cus D'Amato, who transformed the troubled teenager into a world-class champion.

Tyson spares no details in describing his sex life, and covers his career's low points, like biting Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997. He admits to many, many bad decisions.

But on one issue, he still refuses to take responsibility. He insists he is innocent of the 1991 rape of an 18-year-old beauty queen for which he served three years in prison.

"I've been abusive to women before in my life," he acknowledged. But in this case, "I thought (the conviction) was wrong, I thought it was unfair."

Toback, who has known Tyson for 23 years and gave him small parts in "Black and White" and "When Will I Be Loved," said he talked to Tyson in a soothing, hypnotic voice to get him to open up for the film.
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Post by: Quags on May 19, 2008, 04:19:27 PM
I have the kingdom rite now with Li and Chang ,I could pm u the link .

Yeah man, bless...ah was supposed to check dat out anyways, been hearing good reports about it. 

If yuh ent see Iron Man get on it...good flick, particularly if you see it on de big screen.
Just got back from seeing it ,really well done film.When I saw Jan Favier ,as his driver I was like eh ,he did a great job directing it .like how his suit flex . I made the kid wait ,and made him late for soccer practice ,to see the ending ............it was ok .
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Post by: Touches on May 20, 2008, 12:22:26 PM
Local based...

The pirates in town have to clean up their act and will be closing down at the end of the month.

Thus yuh getting dvd at the following prices

1 for $7
4 for $25
or 20 for $100

I feel the time is right to get all the seasons of sopranos, allo allo, benny hill, rome, lost and what ever "coloured" movies that missing for my collection.

BTW last good movie I saw was great debaters with Denzyl Washington nice movie.

Dutty revolver ent hard to get...the cell mates were brighter than Mr. Transporter, they chain him up and Mos Def play chupid like he cyar play chess so how he name wouldnt suspect nuttin. After he cut he arse in the end and reveal the plot is when he collect the money...then again...they didnt need him to get any money....then again they use him as a guinea pig...oh shit is true the movie is a pack of arse.

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Post by: Dutty on May 20, 2008, 05:37:31 PM
...then again they use him as a guinea pig...oh shit is true the movie is a pack of arse.



 :rotfl:
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 21, 2008, 12:04:45 AM
DEATH SENTENCE - Kevin Bacon ,.2008

I have it in the mail, coming to a tv near me soon. ;D
Looked at it tonight. It was tata just average. Thanks for the heads up though.
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Post by: lickslikefire on May 22, 2008, 03:59:42 AM
i'm not sure if someone posted these links before, but I used to use this regular for watching tv shows online....the quality decent too...

http://www.free-tv-video-online.info/internet/

they also have movies

the site is similar to alluc.org and tvlinks site when they used to work well

I saw 2 seasons of dexter in a week  ;D
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Post by: Touches on May 27, 2008, 11:53:42 AM
I ent know eh

Maybe it could be I ent get a good copy and I had spanish subtitles...

But I ent get too much chuckles with Harold and Kumar...I mean I get one or two, but it ent really do nuttin for me.

I wasn't amused by the cockmeat sandwich, I find the airplane scenes was chupid, NPH ent really give me a laugh neither and the stupid man chief/interrogator was just dumb. The country hicks nuttin dey, he pardner with the bottomless party...well d end real turn meh orf. The KKK, I ent know I was steupsin more than anything else.

Maybe the show is a "heights" I ent reach yet.

Anybody see Zohan yet....it any better?

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Post by: dinho on May 27, 2008, 12:08:26 PM
Indiana Jones...

Pure and unadulterated LA LA!!

harisson ford do well for his age, but that was about the only plus.

from de time i see a youth man swinging through the jungle with some monkeys at his side to meet back up with a car chase that leave him about 5 minutes back, the movie was over for me.

i cyah believe i waste cinema money on that.
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Post by: Organic on May 27, 2008, 12:12:15 PM
um i eh mean ot sully or mash up the thread but someone pm meh and ask me if blues count. lol i nto afraid to ask so??
it seems the person watch the caura blues part 2 recently and was 'excited" about it....wanted to know if any one shared his um...thier enthusiasm for it. "capo" excuse me.. sorry have a cold!
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Post by: dinho on May 27, 2008, 12:19:19 PM
um i eh mean ot sully or mash up the thread but someone pm meh and ask me if blues count. lol i nto afraid to ask so??
it seems the person watch the caura blues part 2 recently and was 'excited" about it....wanted to know if any one shared his um...thier enthusiasm for it. "capo" excuse me.. sorry have a cold!

the one with the red hair gyul with the B13 licence plate showing?  :devil:
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 28, 2008, 08:54:41 AM
Indiana Jones...

Pure and unadulterated LA LA!!

harisson ford do well for his age, but that was about the only plus.

from de time i see a youth man swinging through the jungle with some monkeys at his side to meet back up with a car chase that leave him about 5 minutes back, the movie was over for me.

i cyah believe i waste cinema money on that.

Omar you must do ike me. Netflix ;)
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Post by: Bakes on May 28, 2008, 10:55:06 AM
Indiana Jones...

Pure and unadulterated LA LA!!

harisson ford do well for his age, but that was about the only plus.

from de time i see a youth man swinging through the jungle with some monkeys at his side to meet back up with a car chase that leave him about 5 minutes back, the movie was over for me.

i cyah believe i waste cinema money on that.

Omar you must do ike me. Netflix ;)

People still use Netflix?
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 28, 2008, 09:12:41 PM
Indiana Jones...

Pure and unadulterated LA LA!!

harisson ford do well for his age, but that was about the only plus.

from de time i see a youth man swinging through the jungle with some monkeys at his side to meet back up with a car chase that leave him about 5 minutes back, the movie was over for me.

i cyah believe i waste cinema money on that.

Omar you must do ike me. Netflix ;)

People still use Netflix?

Bake what do you use?
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Post by: Bakes on May 28, 2008, 09:31:31 PM


Bake what do you use?

Blockbuster... in addition to all the benefits offered by Netflix there's the added incentive of instead of dropping the movie in the mail when you're done, you take it into the Blockbuster store, where they immediately catalog it as being 'returned' (meaning they can ship another movie quicker instead of waiting for the movie to reach the warehouse), and plus you get a free rental from the store for each returned movie.

The plan I have caps the free in-store rentals at 5 movies per month....on top of the three out at a time by mail, but I believe the higher-tiered plans offer unlimited in-store rentals.

I stopped using Netflix about 4 yrs ago...too much BS with delays in mailing.  They eventually got sued in a class-action suit and settled (the claim being that they artificially limited the number of movies one could watch per month by slowing down the turn-around times by mail).  Now magically they've resolved the issue...yeah right  ::)

One advantage I've seen with Netflix is that their library (somewhat surprisingly) appears to be more extensive than Blockbuster's...every so often I'll punch up a movie and Blockbuster won't have it among the offered listings.  Don't think I ever really encountered that with Netflix.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 29, 2008, 10:12:50 AM
Or hor.

I thought of Blockbuster but ppl online survey say Blockbuster take too long to return the movies. I use to rent from Blockbuster at one time but never like the idea of going to the store and look for a movie, too time consuming. When I think of Blockbuster I think stoneage. Netflix seems to have a faster turn around now as I get movies in 3 days max . The trick for a two day turn around is to return the movie on the last batch collection for the post office(Return on Monday night-new movie by Wednesday) if you want to get it back in 2 days. I on the three movie scheme so as I return one I still have two more to look at. I guess is whatever works for you though.
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Post by: Bakes on May 29, 2008, 12:38:42 PM
Or hor.

I thought of Blockbuster but ppl online survey say Blockbuster take too long to return the movies. I use to rent from Blockbuster at one time but never like the idea of going to the store and look for a movie, too time consuming. When I think of Blockbuster I think stoneage. Netflix seems to have a faster turn around now as I get movies in 3 days max . The trick for a two day turn around is to return the movie on the last batch collection for the post office(Return on Monday night-new movie by Wednesday) if you want to get it back in 2 days. I on the three movie scheme so as I return one I still have two more to look at. I guess is whatever works for you though.

Blockbuster's turn around is faster...for the simle reason that you don't have to wait for the Post Office to return the movie to their warehouse before they check it back in, and turn around and mail out your movie.  As I said in the last post, once you turn it into the store they check it in at the end of the night, next day the warehouse mails out.  I find it to be a two-day process or less...case in point, dropped two movies in the mail slot at the store yesterday (already get mih 5 free rentals for the month, so no need going into the store), this morning I had two new movies in my mailbox arready.  So in this case I checked it in before the end of the day, giving them time to send one out to me the same day before the last mail pick up on their end.  Having been with both I prefer Blockbuster, but yeah...is kinda whatever works.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 29, 2008, 09:28:00 PM
What!!  That sound real good. You just hand in at the store and they send out the next before receiving it in the warehouse. :o That sounding even better than Netflix. I will have to see if I could get a free month subcription with Blockbuster.
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Post by: Bakes on May 30, 2008, 12:01:23 AM
What!!  That sound real good. You just hand in at the store and they send out the next before receiving it in the warehouse. :o That sounding even better than Netflix. I will have to see if I could get a free month subcription with Blockbuster.

Yuh miss whey ah post dat de first time or what? lol...


yeah man, I doh post nutten back no more.  Which is why I doh understand why people does still fack with Netflix... two benefits to taking the movie to the Blockbuster store (in case yuh miss it  :D )  Not only do they scan it at the end of the day and it's "checked in" to the warehouse (yes, before warehouse actually gets it in hand) and they immediately get your next shipment ready...but like ah say, yuh pick up ah free in-store movie fuh bringing in de envelope.  My plan is yuh get five free in-store rentals per month, but the higher tiers might still offer unlimited.

...and yeah, blockbuster does offer free one-month trials.
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Post by: trinindian on June 08, 2008, 03:53:59 PM
http://www.redbox.com/home.aspx
this is where i get my movies now at a buck a movie i am satisfied. might not be for everyone it wrks for me cause the kioski are on the way to wrk and i generally watch movies on the weekend only.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on June 23, 2008, 09:49:43 PM
the happening is ah pack ah crap.way too slow,no substance.
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Post by: Sando prince on June 24, 2008, 07:24:20 AM
Yeh Omar dat Indiana Jones was a pack ah shit
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Post by: capodetutticapi on September 25, 2008, 07:06:38 AM
wuh happen nobody goin theartah.righteous kill was good.two ah de best actors of all time.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on September 30, 2008, 06:29:47 AM
saw this movie HAVOC with anne hathaway and bijou phillips last week on IFC,if allyuh get ah chance take it in.them 2 lil white girls eh ez.no big set ah action but good storyline.
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Post by: morvant on September 30, 2008, 07:04:17 AM
um i eh mean ot sully or mash up the thread but someone pm meh and ask me if blues count. lol i nto afraid to ask so??
it seems the person watch the caura blues part 2 recently and was 'excited" about it....wanted to know if any one shared his um...thier enthusiasm for it. "capo" excuse me.. sorry have a cold!

the one with the red hair gyul with the B13 licence plate showing?  :devil:

where allyuh find this?
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Post by: Touches on September 30, 2008, 11:47:20 AM
All the dvd men in town under low. I ent buy no movie in a while.
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Post by: Bakes on September 30, 2008, 05:47:27 PM
saw this movie HAVOC with anne hathaway and bijou phillips last week on IFC,if allyuh get ah chance take it in.them 2 lil white girls eh ez.no big set ah action but good storyline.

I eat ah chain up and end up watching "The Other Boleyn Girl" last week... flick was decent man.


"Disturbia" was surprisingly good too. 

Ah also have "Amazing Grace" waiting on mih here... from de trailer it look something like de British version of Amistad, telling the story of William Wilberforce and Olaudah Equiano (aka 'Gustavus Vassah'), the African prince who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in America.  He subsequently escaped (ah reciting this from memory from thing ah read years ago so bear with mih) and somehow ended up on ah British naval vessel... went on to a life of high society in Britain.

Not sure how much of this made it into the movie, but they also showcase the story of John Newton, the former slave captain credited with writing 'Amazing Grace'.

I'll have to wait until I get some time later in the week, but can't wait to watch this.
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Post by: Sando prince on September 30, 2008, 08:20:52 PM
Anyone see the "eagle eyes" movie already?
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Post by: Deeks on October 02, 2008, 07:07:04 PM
Saw City of Men. Not bad. Not as shockingly violent as City of God. Positive ending.
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Post by: Bakes on October 03, 2008, 08:02:50 PM
Ah also have "Amazing Grace" waiting on mih here... from de trailer it look something like de British version of Amistad, telling the story of William Wilberforce and Olaudah Equiano (aka 'Gustavus Vassah'), the African prince who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in America.  He subsequently escaped (ah reciting this from memory from thing ah read years ago so bear with mih) and somehow ended up on ah British naval vessel... went on to a life of high society in Britain.

Not sure how much of this made it into the movie, but they also showcase the story of John Newton, the former slave captain credited with writing 'Amazing Grace'.

I'll have to wait until I get some time later in the week, but can't wait to watch this.

Just finished watching this... boss flick.  A very slow movie, but very riveting...really tells a lot about the power of conviction, and how personal sacrifices sometimes, can really and literally be earth-shaking.

Ioan Gruffuud plays William Wilberforce, and Senegalese singer, Youssou N'Dour plays Olaudah Equiano... to lead a stellar cast that includes Albert Finney as John Newton.
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Post by: Sando prince on October 04, 2008, 11:40:55 AM
Saw City of Men. Not bad. Not as shockingly violent as City of God. Positive ending.

Hmmm I'm going to watch this based on yuh advice...heard good things bout dis one from some other people too..
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Post by: pass(10trini) on October 06, 2008, 05:35:56 AM
Bakes yuh get de instant movie box from Blockbuster yet? I have mih own from Netflix. I done watch two seasons of Heroes in 7 days.That is 37 episodes. I liking this instant movie box ting. ;D
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Post by: Deeks on December 20, 2008, 07:55:36 PM
Just saw a Brazilian flick called Elite Squad. Good. Violent. Disturbing!!!!!!
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 01, 2009, 06:44:09 PM
allyuh google 2012.lookin mean.
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Post by: elan on January 01, 2009, 10:26:51 PM
Anyone watch "Traitor" with Don Cheadle? This guy is a really good actor? Nice movie.

"Eagle Eye" was not  bad also.
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Post by: Bakes on January 01, 2009, 10:52:32 PM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.
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Post by: elan on January 02, 2009, 12:26:15 AM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.

Well boss if you go to RedBox and you see "Narnia: The Silver Chair" don't even look at it twice.
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Post by: trinindian on January 02, 2009, 12:32:42 AM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.

Burn after Reading is also a waste of time.
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Post by: Bakes on January 02, 2009, 01:02:16 AM
Well boss if you go to RedBox and you see "Narnia: The Silver Chair" don't even look at it twice.

Never heard of it... now ah have even more reason not to, lol


Burn after Reading is also a waste of time.

Lol... I have dat right now waiting tuh watch.  Ah borrow dat and Get Smart... which was arrite, nutten special.
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Post by: noname on January 02, 2009, 05:52:56 PM
Wristcutters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd3KsL9oIOg (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd3KsL9oIOg)

Introducing the Dwights
http://video.aol.com/video/introducing-the-dwights-trailer-no-1/1913276 (http://video.aol.com/video/introducing-the-dwights-trailer-no-1/1913276)
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 02, 2009, 10:47:28 PM
crash de one with james spader (1996) not matt dillon and terrence howard.a bit on de wildside.worth ah look.
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Post by: noname on January 04, 2009, 10:07:53 AM
Cronicas
http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808627827/video/?d=hv&cf=trailer&id=1808627827 (http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808627827/video/?d=hv&cf=trailer&id=1808627827)
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Post by: WestCoast on January 04, 2009, 02:01:22 PM
The Syrian Bride (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Syrian_Bride)

a girl from the occupied Golan Heights ( formally part of Syria) is going into Syria to marry a Syrian
the amount of bachnal that those people live under as a result of the Isreali occupation.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 04, 2009, 02:43:06 PM
The Syrian Bride (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Syrian_Bride)

a girl from the occupied Golan Heights ( formally part of Syria) is going into Syria to marry a Syrian
the amount of bachnal that those people live under as a result of the Isreali occupation.
for a sec i thought i read sybian. :devil:
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Post by: Bakes on January 04, 2009, 11:23:37 PM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.

Burn after Reading is also a waste of time.

Burn After Reading was decent man... strange, but funny and entertaining at times.  Wouldn't say is ah 'waste ah time'... okay DVD rental.
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Post by: Deeks on January 05, 2009, 09:03:18 PM
City of Men tv serious. Three DVD with about 24 series. Show them two brats from kids to teeneagers. It thought it was preety good, even though it was about ghetto life in Rio.
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Post by: noname on January 11, 2009, 10:13:01 PM
Cronicas
http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808627827/video/?d=hv&cf=trailer&id=1808627827 (http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808627827/video/?d=hv&cf=trailer&id=1808627827)


Gran Torino was boss

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0BqbEbFnu4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0BqbEbFnu4)
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Post by: dinho on January 13, 2009, 01:05:22 PM
allyuh men need to take in the Gran Torino..

boss movie, Clint Eastwood is ah boss.
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Post by: JDB on January 13, 2009, 02:41:12 PM
allyuh men need to take in the Gran Torino..

boss movie, Clint Eastwood is ah boss.

Been waiting to see this one. The preview really does a good job of making you want to see it because it doesn't show any of the action. Yet it forshadows something serious happening within the movie.

You just have to sit and imagine the cold, calculating badness that Eastwood might be getting on with in the actual film.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 13, 2009, 06:19:09 PM
eastwood great actor,even better director.
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Post by: Quags on January 16, 2009, 11:28:33 PM
Notorious ,just got back .Nice movie,like I being saying 2 pac was ah arsehole . and really out of control.
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Post by: trinindian on January 19, 2009, 03:14:55 PM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.

Burn after Reading is also a waste of time.

Burn After Reading was decent man... strange, but funny and entertaining at times.  Wouldn't say is ah 'waste ah time'... okay DVD rental.

Too much of a farce for me, I only recommended it if you have notthing else to do, the acting was good but the story was just over the top.

Saw slumdog millionaire last night, enjoyed it
check it out here  (http://www.watch-movies.net/movies/slumdog_millionaire/)
Taken was also enjoyable not a top movie but good never the less.

Next one my list is the wrestler.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 19, 2009, 04:20:42 PM
I just watch Narnia: Prince Caspian and Black Dahlia...

Two waste ah time movies.  De first Narnia ("The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe") was good, so ah get ketch.

Burn after Reading is also a waste of time.

Burn After Reading was decent man... strange, but funny and entertaining at times.  Wouldn't say is ah 'waste ah time'... okay DVD rental.

Too much of a farce for me, I only recommended it if you have notthing else to do, the acting was good but the story was just over the top.

Saw slumdog millionaire last night, enjoyed it
check it out here  (http://www.watch-movies.net/movies/slumdog_millionaire/)
Taken was also enjoyable not a top movie but good never the less.

Next one my list is the wrestler.

will definitly take the wrestler,mickey rourke,one of my all time favorite actors even with de bad facelift.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 20, 2009, 10:31:14 PM
now takeen gran torino,damn good,definitly oscar worthy.
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Post by: Bakes on January 20, 2009, 11:35:46 PM
will definitly take the wrestler,mickey rourke,one of my all time favorite actors even with de bad facelift.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley.  Great story about Foley, after his wrestling career he became a successful writer, publishing two autobiographies... and donating much of his wealth (multiple times NY Times bestseller) to charity.

I dunno that I'm that interested as to check it out in the theatres, but will surely see it on DVD.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 21, 2009, 08:24:06 AM
will definitly take the wrestler,mickey rourke,one of my all time favorite actors even with de bad facelift.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley.  Great story about Foley, after his wrestling career he became a successful writer, publishing two autobiographies... and donating much of his wealth (multiple times NY Times bestseller) to charity.

I dunno that I'm that interested as to check it out in the theatres, but will surely see it on DVD.
back in de day mickey make some good flicks.
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Post by: Controversial on January 22, 2009, 11:43:28 AM
elite squad
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Post by: Deeks on January 22, 2009, 04:56:41 PM
Controversial,
                   Elite squad, the brazilian flick. Good movie.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 22, 2009, 07:50:59 PM
saw slumdog today,decent,but gran torino way better yet clint get nutten in de upcomin oscars.
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Post by: JDB on January 24, 2009, 07:32:12 PM
Saw The Wrestler today. Excellent film. Definitely not a date movie though. I need to check the odds but Rourke has to be an Oscar favourite. It is the kind of role they like.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley. 

I didn't see any Foley references other than the fact that he was in a match using barbed wire. I think I also read a review by Foley where he didn't have any connection to the film other than passing up a chance to consult on it.
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Post by: Bakes on January 24, 2009, 08:35:24 PM
Saw The Wrestler today. Excellent film. Definitely not a date movie though. I need to check the odds but Rourke has to be an Oscar favourite. It is the kind of role they like.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley. 

I didn't see any Foley references other than the fact that he was in a match using barbed wire. I think I also read a review by Foley where he didn't have any connection to the film other than passing up a chance to consult on it.

Yeah you're right, I overstated how much it had to do with Foley.  I'd read a NYT review which stated that the character was based on Foley, I swear about a month ago... looked for it but can't find it.  Quite possible that I was hallucinating, lol.  Here's a review that he wrote for Slate online... http://www.slate.com/id/2207076/ kind make me want to check it out.

------

Saw Pathfinder last night, wasn't really expecting much... but man, what a nice decent movie.  It tells the story of the Vikings arrival in North America a couple centuries before Columbus and ponders why despite the early contact they never lasted.  The story is seen thru the eyes of the protagonist "Ghost" (Karl Urban, "Bourne Identity"), who is found alive in a wrecked Viking slaver and adopted by an Indian tribe.  His name derives from his obvious pale complexion, as he grows up and becomes one of the tribe, which years later find themselves under siege by a marauding band of Vikings who consider them savages- funny in itself, since the Vikings both in this movie and in real life weren't exactly known as exemplars of civilized behavior.

Ghost must lead the displaced tribe to safety and in the process try and find his true self, torn as he is between two worlds.  Good movie.

http://www.imdb.com/rg/VIDEO_PLAY/LINK//video/screenplay/vi4020175129/
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 25, 2009, 12:03:22 PM
Saw The Wrestler today. Excellent film. Definitely not a date movie though. I need to check the odds but Rourke has to be an Oscar favourite. It is the kind of role they like.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley. 

I didn't see any Foley references other than the fact that he was in a match using barbed wire. I think I also read a review by Foley where he didn't have any connection to the film other than passing up a chance to consult on it.

Yeah you're right, I overstated how much it had to do with Foley.  I'd read a NYT review which stated that the character was based on Foley, I swear about a month ago... looked for it but can't find it.  Quite possible that I was hallucinating, lol.  Here's a review that he wrote for Slate online... http://www.slate.com/id/2207076/ kind make me want to check it out.

------

Saw Pathfinder last night, wasn't really expecting much... but man, what a nice decent movie.  It tells the story of the Vikings arrival in North America a couple centuries before Columbus and ponders why despite the early contact they never lasted.  The story is seen thru the eyes of the protagonist "Ghost" (Karl Urban, "Bourne Identity"), who is found alive in a wrecked Viking slaver and adopted by an Indian tribe.  His name derives from his obvious pale complexion, as he grows up and becomes one of the tribe, which years later find themselves under siege by a marauding band of Vikings who consider them savages- funny in itself, since the Vikings both in this movie and in real life weren't exactly known as exemplars of civilized behavior.

Ghost must lead the displaced tribe to safety and in the process try and find his true self, torn as he is between two worlds.  Good movie.

http://www.imdb.com/rg/VIDEO_PLAY/LINK//video/screenplay/vi4020175129/
it reminds me of ah movie i saw when i was about 4ft high with lee majors,it was called norseman.not as brutal.
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Post by: WestCoast on January 25, 2009, 12:06:23 PM
Training Day
what ah shitty movie
maybe I missed something while watching it
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 25, 2009, 12:43:40 PM
Training Day
what ah shitty movie
maybe I missed something while watching it
decent movie IMO.great cast,good story line.
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Post by: Bakes on January 25, 2009, 12:56:58 PM
Saw The Wrestler today. Excellent film. Definitely not a date movie though. I need to check the odds but Rourke has to be an Oscar favourite. It is the kind of role they like.

... playing Mick "Mankind" Foley. 

I didn't see any Foley references other than the fact that he was in a match using barbed wire. I think I also read a review by Foley where he didn't have any connection to the film other than passing up a chance to consult on it.

Yeah you're right, I overstated how much it had to do with Foley.  I'd read a NYT review which stated that the character was based on Foley, I swear about a month ago... looked for it but can't find it.  Quite possible that I was hallucinating, lol.  Here's a review that he wrote for Slate online... http://www.slate.com/id/2207076/ kind make me want to check it out.

------

Saw Pathfinder last night, wasn't really expecting much... but man, what a nice decent movie.  It tells the story of the Vikings arrival in North America a couple centuries before Columbus and ponders why despite the early contact they never lasted.  The story is seen thru the eyes of the protagonist "Ghost" (Karl Urban, "Bourne Identity"), who is found alive in a wrecked Viking slaver and adopted by an Indian tribe.  His name derives from his obvious pale complexion, as he grows up and becomes one of the tribe, which years later find themselves under siege by a marauding band of Vikings who consider them savages- funny in itself, since the Vikings both in this movie and in real life weren't exactly known as exemplars of civilized behavior.

Ghost must lead the displaced tribe to safety and in the process try and find his true self, torn as he is between two worlds.  Good movie.

http://www.imdb.com/rg/VIDEO_PLAY/LINK//video/screenplay/vi4020175129/
it reminds me of ah movie i saw when i was about 4ft high with lee majors,it was called norseman.not as brutal.

I remember Norseman... never saw it, but ah remember when the movie came out.
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Post by: trinindian on January 25, 2009, 03:14:36 PM
saw slumdog today,decent,but gran torino way better yet clint get nutten in de upcomin oscars.

disagree jus saw gran torino, but thought slum dog was one up maybe because it was different,
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Post by: WestCoast on January 25, 2009, 03:34:44 PM
Training Day
what ah shitty movie
maybe I missed something while watching it
decent movie IMO.great cast,good story line.
all ya say there is true buh ok den explain the ending where the gangs let the homey go and did nothing to Alonzo...I must be come back late from a commercial break....

ok ok I jest read the wiki about it (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Training_Day) and it is clearer now
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Post by: Touches on January 26, 2009, 08:50:49 AM
EHy Norseman and pathfinder is 2 decent movie.

I like the hack and slash genre. LORT, Conan, 300, Gladiator, Braveheart...it just have something bout getting yuh head chop off or a arrow in yuh chest. The dreadest was a man in Braveheart collect a sledgehammer in he chest and fold up. Pure kicks.

They had one long time...cyar remember it with a barbarian fella and he had a bow that used to leggo some light up silver arrows...the baddie was a sexy woman with a silver/goldmask and a snake.

Last show I see was 7 pounds...will smith. I ent find it was bad.

I want to see Underworld and Grand Torino...the pirates have it already.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 26, 2009, 02:03:43 PM
EHy Norseman and pathfinder is 2 decent movie.

I like the hack and slash genre. LORT, Conan, 300, Gladiator, Braveheart...it just have something bout getting yuh head chop off or a arrow in yuh chest. The dreadest was a man in Braveheart collect a sledgehammer in he chest and fold up. Pure kicks.

They had one long time...cyar remember it with a barbarian fella and he had a bow that used to leggo some light up silver arrows...the baddie was a sexy woman with a silver/goldmask and a snake.

Last show I see was 7 pounds...will smith. I ent find it was bad.

I want to see Underworld and Grand Torino...the pirates have it already.
underworld lookin good.braveheart,one of de best movies ever made.
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Post by: Quags on January 28, 2009, 06:22:21 PM
Gran Torino was really good seen it last nite .

Read in the Toronto sun about the Wrestler ,he said think Jake the snake roberts .
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 28, 2009, 06:45:06 PM
ah hear chris jericho call out mickey to ah bare knuckle fist fight
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Post by: capodetutticapi on January 30, 2009, 04:50:11 PM
saw defiance today.worth ah look.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on January 30, 2009, 09:06:30 PM
EHy Norseman and pathfinder is 2 decent movie.

Pathfinder was decent.
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Post by: WestCoast on January 30, 2009, 11:13:40 PM
ah watchin
"Cry Freedom"
I remember it like it happened yesterday

By Deborah Earle (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AOYTQFRLD8VLP/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp)
"Fresh from his 1983 Oscar triumph with the film, "Gandhi", director Richard Attenborough tackles the more timely topic of Apartheid in this stirring 1987 drama.
The always-spectacular Denzel Washington and Kevin Kline have the accents down pat in their lead roles as South African Freedom Fighter, Steven Biko, and journalist Donald Woods.
Washington's interpretation of Biko's dignity in the face of the vicious symbols of White authority is more than highly reminiscent of Ben Kingsley's performance in "Gandhi". It is marvelous to watch Washington and Kline interact with each other.
The story begins as dawn arises over a desperately impoverished township in the 1970s. Despite their marginalized existance in their own land, the Black Africans have a certain dignity about them, which makes them truly noble.
Soon, whatever calm existed amid the squalor is shattered by armoured cars of the White South African police, who maraud the township, and attack the innocent, unarmed occupants in a moment that evokes pure outrage.
We meet the White South African journalist destined to help turn the country around while hearing an inaccurate narrative of the events in the aforementioned township, as printed in the "Daily Dispatch", for which Woods is the editor.
Donald Woods, whose family had lived in South Africa for five generations, considers himself a liberal where the issue of Apartheid is concerned. But his path in life begins to change when one Dr. Ramphele (an exotically beautiful, and beautifully spoken Josette Simon) courageously arrives at Woods' office to personally express displeasure about about the paper's commentary about her friend, Steven Biko, and personally invites Woods to meet him.
Woods is led to a community center for Blacks where Biko's wife, Ntsiki (Juanita Waterman), with her beautiful son, Nkosanthi (George Lovell) in tow, escorts him to a shady area of a yard, where her banned husband can first be viewed in silhouette behind he leaves of a tree.
We see the contrast in Woods' own life --his lovely home in an affluent suburb with his wife, Wendy (Penelope Wilton), five children(Kate Hardie as Jane, Graeme Taylor as Dillon, hamish Stuart Walker as Gavin Adam Stuart Walker as Duncan, and Spring Stuart Walker as Mary), maid Evilina(Sophie Mgcina), and dog, Charlie.
Biko takes Woods on a trip through the Black townships, and introduces him to those helping in the Resistance Movement, most notably, Father Kani(Zakes Mokae). Soon, Woods' photographer, Ken(Kevin McNally, who later appeared with Kline in "De-Lovely") is accompanying Woods and Biko to soccer games that turn into Black political meetings, despite Steve's being a banned person, and both ken and Donald bravely join Biko in his quest to end Apartheid. Soon, Woods is facing he same risks as Biko as he brings Blacks to work in his news room to report the news about the Black community more accurately.
A raid on the Black community center led by one Captain De Wet (Timothy West) prompts Woods to speak with Pretoria's High Commissioner, James Kruger (John Thaw), which does more harm than good, as the police begin to harass Woods' family.
In the meantime, Biko continues to deny White authorities, practicing his belief in his own freedom and his right to travel wherever he wants to in his own land.
Tragically, the law catches up to Biko, and when he is beaten to death by the South African police-- who claim he died during a hunger strike--Woods must expose the truth about what happened---not just locally, but before the whole world.
After attending the beautiful and moving ceremony that is Steven Biko's funeral, Woods learns that he is a banned person, as was Steven; he is sentenced to five years where he cannot write anything publically or privately, nor can he be in the company of more than one person at a time aside from those of his immediate family. He decides that his family must leave South Africa because a publishing company in London wants his story on Steve. His wife objects to this at first. But when the attacks against her family mount, including threatening phone calls, vandalism, and finally, the delivery of chemically contaminated T-shirts to the children, she agrees, and the family find ways around police surveillance to become the 1970s answer to the Von Trapp family, leaving behind a comfortable life under a racist regime from which they might have easily benefitted to convey the story of Biko's struggle to the world.
The scenes of the 1976 massacre of schoolchildren are brutal, but important, as is the lesson provided by this film about how racial injustice does not stay compartmentalized to those for whom it is intended.
Among those helping him reach Lesotho are his friend, Father Kani, at one point, the South African police themselves, as Woods is incognito, and later, there is even assistance from a fellow bearing the rather symbolic name of Moses (Joseph Marcell).
The family's departure from their troubled homeland is almost as triumphant as the onscreen portrayal of the Von Trapp's exodus from Hitler's Austria in "The Sound of Music", but trailed by a very solemn message of a then-still-existing problem in South Africa.
As a coda to this story, the film resulted in a lifelong friendship between the real Donald Woods and his portrayer.
Some may feel that the African actors should have had more screen time. But even so, with Washington's amiably dignified performance counterbalanced by Kline's scholarly and nuanced style, both actors can feel satisfied that the making of this film was among the most important two hours they ever spent onsceen. "
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1YB4EUCR38TE8
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Post by: dinho on January 31, 2009, 09:07:08 PM
Taken was a more than decent movie..

i was interested to see how Liam Neeson would work in a cold hearted kinda role but i think he did a pretty good job. some of the gunplay was a lil unbelievable, like ah man spray bullets at him while he not looking and miss.. but all in all, an enjoyable film.

that human trafficking scene is really something else yes.
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Post by: richpy on January 31, 2009, 11:07:29 PM
saw defiance today.worth ah look.

Yeah Defiance is a solid movie. Daniel Craig and Liev Schrieber especially, are good. Check out Underworld Rise of the Lycans. It was surprisingly good. I was disappointed after I read they were going back to expound on things we already knew(trying not to give it away).  I was also disappointed that Kate was not going to be in it.
However, now I would say it was the best of the three.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on February 01, 2009, 12:53:13 AM
ah watchin
"Cry Freedom"
I remember it like it happened yesterday

By Deborah Earle (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AOYTQFRLD8VLP/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp)
"Fresh from his 1983 Oscar triumph with the film, "Gandhi", director Richard Attenborough tackles the more timely topic of Apartheid in this stirring 1987 drama.
The always-spectacular Denzel Washington and Kevin Kline have the accents down pat in their lead roles as South African Freedom Fighter, Steven Biko, and journalist Donald Woods.
Washington's interpretation of Biko's dignity in the face of the vicious symbols of White authority is more than highly reminiscent of Ben Kingsley's performance in "Gandhi". It is marvelous to watch Washington and Kline interact with each other.
The story begins as dawn arises over a desperately impoverished township in the 1970s. Despite their marginalized existance in their own land, the Black Africans have a certain dignity about them, which makes them truly noble.
Soon, whatever calm existed amid the squalor is shattered by armoured cars of the White South African police, who maraud the township, and attack the innocent, unarmed occupants in a moment that evokes pure outrage.
We meet the White South African journalist destined to help turn the country around while hearing an inaccurate narrative of the events in the aforementioned township, as printed in the "Daily Dispatch", for which Woods is the editor.
Donald Woods, whose family had lived in South Africa for five generations, considers himself a liberal where the issue of Apartheid is concerned. But his path in life begins to change when one Dr. Ramphele (an exotically beautiful, and beautifully spoken Josette Simon) courageously arrives at Woods' office to personally express displeasure about about the paper's commentary about her friend, Steven Biko, and personally invites Woods to meet him.
Woods is led to a community center for Blacks where Biko's wife, Ntsiki (Juanita Waterman), with her beautiful son, Nkosanthi (George Lovell) in tow, escorts him to a shady area of a yard, where her banned husband can first be viewed in silhouette behind he leaves of a tree.
We see the contrast in Woods' own life --his lovely home in an affluent suburb with his wife, Wendy (Penelope Wilton), five children(Kate Hardie as Jane, Graeme Taylor as Dillon, hamish Stuart Walker as Gavin Adam Stuart Walker as Duncan, and Spring Stuart Walker as Mary), maid Evilina(Sophie Mgcina), and dog, Charlie.
Biko takes Woods on a trip through the Black townships, and introduces him to those helping in the Resistance Movement, most notably, Father Kani(Zakes Mokae). Soon, Woods' photographer, Ken(Kevin McNally, who later appeared with Kline in "De-Lovely") is accompanying Woods and Biko to soccer games that turn into Black political meetings, despite Steve's being a banned person, and both ken and Donald bravely join Biko in his quest to end Apartheid. Soon, Woods is facing he same risks as Biko as he brings Blacks to work in his news room to report the news about the Black community more accurately.
A raid on the Black community center led by one Captain De Wet (Timothy West) prompts Woods to speak with Pretoria's High Commissioner, James Kruger (John Thaw), which does more harm than good, as the police begin to harass Woods' family.
In the meantime, Biko continues to deny White authorities, practicing his belief in his own freedom and his right to travel wherever he wants to in his own land.
Tragically, the law catches up to Biko, and when he is beaten to death by the South African police-- who claim he died during a hunger strike--Woods must expose the truth about what happened---not just locally, but before the whole world.
After attending the beautiful and moving ceremony that is Steven Biko's funeral, Woods learns that he is a banned person, as was Steven; he is sentenced to five years where he cannot write anything publically or privately, nor can he be in the company of more than one person at a time aside from those of his immediate family. He decides that his family must leave South Africa because a publishing company in London wants his story on Steve. His wife objects to this at first. But when the attacks against her family mount, including threatening phone calls, vandalism, and finally, the delivery of chemically contaminated T-shirts to the children, she agrees, and the family find ways around police surveillance to become the 1970s answer to the Von Trapp family, leaving behind a comfortable life under a racist regime from which they might have easily benefitted to convey the story of Biko's struggle to the world.
The scenes of the 1976 massacre of schoolchildren are brutal, but important, as is the lesson provided by this film about how racial injustice does not stay compartmentalized to those for whom it is intended.
Among those helping him reach Lesotho are his friend, Father Kani, at one point, the South African police themselves, as Woods is incognito, and later, there is even assistance from a fellow bearing the rather symbolic name of Moses (Joseph Marcell).
The family's departure from their troubled homeland is almost as triumphant as the onscreen portrayal of the Von Trapp's exodus from Hitler's Austria in "The Sound of Music", but trailed by a very solemn message of a then-still-existing problem in South Africa.
As a coda to this story, the film resulted in a lifelong friendship between the real Donald Woods and his portrayer.
Some may feel that the African actors should have had more screen time. But even so, with Washington's amiably dignified performance counterbalanced by Kline's scholarly and nuanced style, both actors can feel satisfied that the making of this film was among the most important two hours they ever spent onsceen. "
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1YB4EUCR38TE8

Who supposed to read all dat cut and paste shit^^^^^^^^




I go pass on Defiance fuh now... will ketch it on DVD, ah sick and tired ah de blasted WWII and Holocaust stories.

Richpy dai'z big talk yuh coming wid saying dat Rise of the Lycans is the best of the three... b/c the first was boss and de second not too shabby.  Will definitely add this to mih list.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 01, 2009, 02:26:34 PM
ah watchin
"Cry Freedom"
I remember it like it happened yesterday

By Deborah Earle (http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AOYTQFRLD8VLP/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp)
"Fresh from his 1983 Oscar triumph with the film, "Gandhi", director Richard Attenborough tackles the more timely topic of Apartheid in this stirring 1987 drama.
The always-spectacular Denzel Washington and Kevin Kline have the accents down pat in their lead roles as South African Freedom Fighter, Steven Biko, and journalist Donald Woods.
Washington's interpretation of Biko's dignity in the face of the vicious symbols of White authority is more than highly reminiscent of Ben Kingsley's performance in "Gandhi". It is marvelous to watch Washington and Kline interact with each other.
The story begins as dawn arises over a desperately impoverished township in the 1970s. Despite their marginalized existance in their own land, the Black Africans have a certain dignity about them, which makes them truly noble.
Soon, whatever calm existed amid the squalor is shattered by armoured cars of the White South African police, who maraud the township, and attack the innocent, unarmed occupants in a moment that evokes pure outrage.
We meet the White South African journalist destined to help turn the country around while hearing an inaccurate narrative of the events in the aforementioned township, as printed in the "Daily Dispatch", for which Woods is the editor.
Donald Woods, whose family had lived in South Africa for five generations, considers himself a liberal where the issue of Apartheid is concerned. But his path in life begins to change when one Dr. Ramphele (an exotically beautiful, and beautifully spoken Josette Simon) courageously arrives at Woods' office to personally express displeasure about about the paper's commentary about her friend, Steven Biko, and personally invites Woods to meet him.
Woods is led to a community center for Blacks where Biko's wife, Ntsiki (Juanita Waterman), with her beautiful son, Nkosanthi (George Lovell) in tow, escorts him to a shady area of a yard, where her banned husband can first be viewed in silhouette behind he leaves of a tree.
We see the contrast in Woods' own life --his lovely home in an affluent suburb with his wife, Wendy (Penelope Wilton), five children(Kate Hardie as Jane, Graeme Taylor as Dillon, hamish Stuart Walker as Gavin Adam Stuart Walker as Duncan, and Spring Stuart Walker as Mary), maid Evilina(Sophie Mgcina), and dog, Charlie.
Biko takes Woods on a trip through the Black townships, and introduces him to those helping in the Resistance Movement, most notably, Father Kani(Zakes Mokae). Soon, Woods' photographer, Ken(Kevin McNally, who later appeared with Kline in "De-Lovely") is accompanying Woods and Biko to soccer games that turn into Black political meetings, despite Steve's being a banned person, and both ken and Donald bravely join Biko in his quest to end Apartheid. Soon, Woods is facing he same risks as Biko as he brings Blacks to work in his news room to report the news about the Black community more accurately.
A raid on the Black community center led by one Captain De Wet (Timothy West) prompts Woods to speak with Pretoria's High Commissioner, James Kruger (John Thaw), which does more harm than good, as the police begin to harass Woods' family.
In the meantime, Biko continues to deny White authorities, practicing his belief in his own freedom and his right to travel wherever he wants to in his own land.
Tragically, the law catches up to Biko, and when he is beaten to death by the South African police-- who claim he died during a hunger strike--Woods must expose the truth about what happened---not just locally, but before the whole world.
After attending the beautiful and moving ceremony that is Steven Biko's funeral, Woods learns that he is a banned person, as was Steven; he is sentenced to five years where he cannot write anything publically or privately, nor can he be in the company of more than one person at a time aside from those of his immediate family. He decides that his family must leave South Africa because a publishing company in London wants his story on Steve. His wife objects to this at first. But when the attacks against her family mount, including threatening phone calls, vandalism, and finally, the delivery of chemically contaminated T-shirts to the children, she agrees, and the family find ways around police surveillance to become the 1970s answer to the Von Trapp family, leaving behind a comfortable life under a racist regime from which they might have easily benefitted to convey the story of Biko's struggle to the world.
The scenes of the 1976 massacre of schoolchildren are brutal, but important, as is the lesson provided by this film about how racial injustice does not stay compartmentalized to those for whom it is intended.
Among those helping him reach Lesotho are his friend, Father Kani, at one point, the South African police themselves, as Woods is incognito, and later, there is even assistance from a fellow bearing the rather symbolic name of Moses (Joseph Marcell).
The family's departure from their troubled homeland is almost as triumphant as the onscreen portrayal of the Von Trapp's exodus from Hitler's Austria in "The Sound of Music", but trailed by a very solemn message of a then-still-existing problem in South Africa.
As a coda to this story, the film resulted in a lifelong friendship between the real Donald Woods and his portrayer.
Some may feel that the African actors should have had more screen time. But even so, with Washington's amiably dignified performance counterbalanced by Kline's scholarly and nuanced style, both actors can feel satisfied that the making of this film was among the most important two hours they ever spent onsceen. "
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1YB4EUCR38TE8

Who supposed to read all dat cut and paste shit^^^^^^^^




I go pass on Defiance fuh now... will ketch it on DVD, ah sick and tired ah de blasted WWII and Holocaust stories.

Richpy dai'z big talk yuh coming wid saying dat Rise of the Lycans is the best of the three... b/c the first was boss and de second not too shabby.  Will definitely add this to mih list.
it ah lil different from de WW11 movies we accustom to where de jews line up awaitin de ovens,in defiance they actually fightin back and it comical at times.they adopt ah new policy....FOREST WIVES.
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Post by: Controversial on February 01, 2009, 05:30:11 PM
rock and rolla, boss movie

blindness wasnt that bad either, different way at looking at things
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on February 01, 2009, 05:33:53 PM
rock and rolla, boss movie

blindness wasnt that bad either, different way at looking at things
saw rock n rolla ah few weeks back,who de russian billionaire with de football team remind of. :rotfl:
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 02, 2009, 07:46:31 PM
wanted is ah pack ah crap.de most enjoyable part was when i hear morgan freeman cuss.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 02, 2009, 09:33:34 PM
it's a mad mad mad world.saw it donkey years ago,it on now,even funnier
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Post by: lefty on February 03, 2009, 12:45:43 PM
wanted is ah pack ah crap.de most enjoyable part was when i hear morgan freeman cuss.

dunno kinda liked wanted, even with the steups factor present in some of the stunts, but thats what made it cool, the gun play was damn good, but den I is ah John Woo fan, so anything that Hong Kong shooterish does capture mih fancy...................except for "Shoot em Up" jus couldn't like dat movie for some reason ???
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Post by: Sando prince on February 03, 2009, 09:06:15 PM
rock and rolla, boss movie

blindness wasnt that bad either, different way at looking at things
 

That movie is on my movie to watch list
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Post by: pass(10trini) on February 04, 2009, 08:45:29 AM
Saw wanted Sunday wasn't bad at all. Just a few unbelievable parts(like when de viper skid rong and pick up the fella). Actually like the thought of being able to turn a bullet rong corners.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 04, 2009, 06:45:04 PM
this will be good...terminator salvation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg9ooaozu-8
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Post by: Touches on February 05, 2009, 12:29:15 PM
I looking forward to seeing Ice age 3.

I real crack up in part 1. I even buy that movie original...the slow mo with the kinda squirrel and the dodo birds was classic.

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Post by: Bakes on February 05, 2009, 12:39:44 PM
I looking forward to seeing Ice age 3.

I real crack up in part 1. I even buy that movie original...the slow mo with the kinda squirrel and the dodo birds was classic.



The first one was boss... the second one was some shit by comparison.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 06, 2009, 10:58:53 PM
taken was good,neeson was serious as ah heart attack.
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Post by: Controversial on February 07, 2009, 04:22:50 PM
afro samurai ressurection, i have the first complete season, boss, he movie was boss also
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on February 09, 2009, 04:59:47 PM
afro samurai ressurection, i have the first complete season, boss, he movie was boss also

Watchin it now in work LOL.  Yeah it is ah boss flick :beermug: :devil:
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 15, 2009, 08:33:14 PM
saw quantum of solace,is really de sequel to casino royale.it was ahrite.
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Post by: lefty on February 16, 2009, 06:47:27 AM
saw quantum of solace,is really de sequel to casino royale.it was ahrite.

yeah but a hate how dey completely change the action style man, prefer the "rough neck", "rough and tumble"  in Casino Royale, to d Bourne Identity clone QOS turn out be, the fightin was slick, true, but Casino Royale formula was better IMO.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 16, 2009, 04:33:52 PM
saw the wrestler today,definite oscar contender fuh ah small budget film.
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Post by: JDB on February 16, 2009, 07:57:25 PM
saw the wrestler today,definite oscar contender fuh ah small budget film.

Sadly it wasn't nominated for picture or director. I think it is a shame but I haven't seen the other movies. I thought the director, Aronofsky, did a hell of a job and real pull yuh into the story. Hopefully Rourke will win the individual honour.

Taken was a more than decent movie..

I ent see Gran Torino but I see Taken. Simple concept but very good film. I come out thinking it was a cross between "Man on Fire" (Denzel Washington) and Hostel 2.


saw quantum of solace,is really de sequel to casino royale.it was ahrite.

yeah but a hate how dey completely change the action style man, prefer the "rough neck", "rough and tumble"  in Casino Royale, to d Bourne Identity clone QOS turn out be, the fightin was slick, true, but Casino Royale formula was better IMO.

I didn't see this one yet but I hear plenty people was disappointed when comparing it to Casino Royale. Red flag for me because because I didn't find CR as good as everybody else.
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Post by: lefty on February 16, 2009, 08:10:05 PM

I didn't see this one yet but I hear plenty people was disappointed when comparing it to Casino Royale. Red flag for me because because I didn't find CR as good as everybody else.


people like CR because u got to see bond as a "bad ass", some suggest that that's what Flemming truly intended, cant say for sure , never read any of the books, but, besides Connery and maybe Dalton no one has really filled that billing until Craig.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 16, 2009, 08:29:57 PM

I didn't see this one yet but I hear plenty people was disappointed when comparing it to Casino Royale. Red flag for me because because I didn't find CR as good as everybody else.


people like CR because u got to see bond as a "bad ass", some suggest that that's what Flemming truly intended, cant say for sure , never read any of the books, but, besides Connery and maybe Dalton no one has really filled that billing until Craig.
nah dalton was de worse bond fuh me.roger moore was de man.
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Post by: lefty on February 16, 2009, 08:50:56 PM

I didn't see this one yet but I hear plenty people was disappointed when comparing it to Casino Royale. Red flag for me because because I didn't find CR as good as everybody else.


people like CR because u got to see bond as a "bad ass", some suggest that that's what Flemming truly intended, cant say for sure , never read any of the books, but, besides Connery and maybe Dalton no one has really filled that billing until Craig.
nah dalton was de worse bond fuh me.roger moore was de man.

yeah but Roger like Pierce, cruise and bull dey way through dem movies with barely a scratch and just like Bourne Identity, they were like Steven Seagal movies......but with better acting, story telling and no steven.............. thank god. 
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Post by: lefty on February 16, 2009, 09:13:23 PM
nah dalton was de worse bond fuh me.roger moore was de man.

my comment was strictly related to d "bad ass" versus suave ting and read that he was that ..........or tried anyway, I must have been thirteen when I see "License to kill" a good eighteen yeas pass now so that memory cloudy............an when u dat age, real ting wit shootin and fightin does be "good"
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Post by: Bakes on February 17, 2009, 01:58:49 AM
Connery is Bond.  End of story. 

Moore was a decent stand in... but he was no different from his Simon Templar persona... except with the concomitant Licensed to Kill.

Dalton was an underrated replacement... is an underrated actor, period.

Brosnan was the absolute worst... a total waste.  I was thrilled when he was selected, nobody better personified the dashing, debonair, vagabond renaissance man more than he did.  But he flopped in the role... and to be honest, he was plagued with horrible writing.

Daniel Craig is the most realistic Bond.  Sean Connery, because of his talent, personality and the particularities of the period may edge Craig in my book, but in terms of embodying what an international state assassin, double-agent realistically should be... the role as re-written in Casino Royale (incidentally, the first in Fleming's Bond books) was perfectly updated for the contemporary world... and Craig was perfectly matched for the role.

Still haven't seen Quantum of Solace though... that getting done soon as ah find some time.
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Post by: JDB on February 17, 2009, 07:59:00 AM

I didn't see this one yet but I hear plenty people was disappointed when comparing it to Casino Royale. Red flag for me because because I didn't find CR as good as everybody else.


people like CR because u got to see bond as a "bad ass", some suggest that that's what Flemming truly intended, cant say for sure , never read any of the books, but, besides Connery and maybe Dalton no one has really filled that billing until Craig.

Yeah I didn't have a problem with Craig, damn good Bond IMO but the movie itself was a disappointment. Good opening and middle but from the time the torture scenes ended I feel the movie was meandering. I guess now that it was to set up QOS and was probably a part of the book but it seemed that it was just an unnecessary 30 minutes added on to the movie after the dramatic climax.

Incidentally another book adaptation that gave that feeling was the LOTR-Return of teh King. A full 20 minutes after the destruction or Sauron trying to tell some of teh stories that occurred in the book after that point. It wasn't afithful because they couldn't capture everything that happened after so why bother. For movie goers it was just having them sit through multiple endings long after the "story" was done.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 19, 2009, 09:37:24 PM
underworld,rise of the lycans was ah pack ah tata.
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Post by: Bakes on February 20, 2009, 03:06:14 AM
underworld,rise of the lycans was ah pack ah tata.

Oh gawd... doh say so.  ah vex  :rotfl:




Saw Lakeview Terrace... decent flick.  Ending was weak.

Samuel Jackson plays this overbearing nutty cop who lives next door to an interracial couple (Kerry Washington and some white fella) who are new to the neighborhood.  All manner of disturbed psychopathy manifest themselves in Sam's character but these airheads either pawn it off as something else or juss indulging him in he nonsense.

One final act takes the madness too far and Sam's character finds himself on the brink of losing everything... including he sanity and he po-po job.  He reacts the way any sane person would... he decides to kill everybody, lol... needless to say this one doesn't end well for him.

It have ah young ting playing he daughter... lawd... what ah nice chocolate smallie.  Ah was shame tuh be peeping she bamsee and tot tots in de bathing suit 'cause in de movie she's only 15.  Ah was on mih way upstairs tuh pray fuh forgiveness fuh mih sinful toughts about de young ting when ah stopped by mih computer and discovered on IMDB dat smallie (Regine Nehy) is 20.  Mih thoughts still immoral, but at least they ent illegal anymore... mih career safe  :rotfl:
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 20, 2009, 08:36:31 AM
nah i eh know bout de daughter but washington sweet,she was in little man with de wayans.
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on February 20, 2009, 10:22:44 AM
underworld,rise of the lycans was ah pack ah tata.

Better dan de first 2 or 3 wait I lost count.....
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Post by: capodetutticapi on February 20, 2009, 05:41:18 PM
changeling with angelina was absolute class.eastwood is really ah genius.ah must see............ah soundin like siskel and ebert.
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Post by: Touches on March 07, 2009, 08:22:38 PM
Nah lycans was a bess flick...when the man shoot the two arrow and graze the helmet...dat is action scene dey.

I really really enjoyed slum dog millionaire...is long time i ent see a feel good show so.

Lake view terrace was upsetting...I was annoyed in the show.

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Post by: WestCoast on March 15, 2009, 06:15:31 PM
We watched "Australia" last night
Was VERY VERY surprised with the movie

That actor, Brandon Walters, who played Bullah should have got an oscar for sure
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 15, 2009, 07:35:58 PM
We watched "Australia" last night
Was VERY VERY surprised with the movie

That actor, Brandon Walters, who played Bullah should have got an oscar for sure
not really ah kidman fan,last movie i saw with her was cold mountain.boss flim.
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Post by: WestCoast on March 15, 2009, 07:38:12 PM
We watched "Australia" last night
Was VERY VERY surprised with the movie

That actor, Brandon Walters, who played Bullah should have got an oscar for sure
not really ah kidman fan,last movie i saw with her was cold mountain.boss flim.
yeah I am not a fan of her's either but this movie I Highly recommend
there was Lots of aboriginal stuff that I did not know about
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Post by: Controversial on March 16, 2009, 09:49:47 AM
seven pounds i thought was good, gospel hill, the lucky ones also was good :beermug:
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 17, 2009, 07:46:20 AM
saw tropic thunder last nite,was ok.story line was crap but funny as hell.tom cruise was de hardest.
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Post by: Peong on March 17, 2009, 09:33:28 AM
Tropic Thunder was REAL funny.

1.All scenes with Tom Cruise.
2.Downey Jr.'s quips as a black man
3.Booty Sweat man want to ask Lance out on a date and drug addict jack black ready to do anyting for him if he will untie him
4.The demolitions expert

That movie was boss.

RocknRolla was good too.
The rocker character was real good but he's a copy of turkish from Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels.
Ah mean Turkish from Snatch.  My bad.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on March 17, 2009, 10:51:25 AM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, decent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 17, 2009, 12:41:06 PM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, descent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).
midnite meat train soundin like ah blues
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Post by: pass(10trini) on March 17, 2009, 06:45:30 PM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, descent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).
midnite meat train soundin like ah blues

Nah is real gruesome killing. The guy from Condemned who was Stone Cold's nemesis played the part good.
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Post by: Bakes on March 18, 2009, 12:45:47 AM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, decent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).

Super Bad was funny... but Role Models was funnier.  "McLovin' " from Super Bad was in it, along with Sean William Scott, from those American Pie movies.... along with "America's Funniest Doctor"... Ken Jeong.


Good stuff.

Motor Cycle Diaries was a boss flick... finally watched it.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on March 18, 2009, 07:21:04 AM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, decent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).

Super Bad was funny... but Role Models was funnier.  "McLovin' " from Super Bad was in it, along with Sean William Scott, from those American Pie movies.... along with "America's Funniest Doctor"... Ken Jeong.


Good stuff.

Motor Cycle Diaries was a boss flick... finally watched it.

Role Models, Motor Cycle Diaries. I will put these on my list.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 18, 2009, 07:24:04 AM
I really enjoy Tropic Thnder. I just watch supabad (funny no arse). Max Payne (I don't know what to say) Transporter 3(not bad, decent) and Midnight Meat Train(Check it out, it was good).

Super Bad was funny... but Role Models was funnier.  "McLovin' " from Super Bad was in it, along with Sean William Scott, from those American Pie movies.... along with "America's Funniest Doctor"... Ken Jeong.


Good stuff.

Motor Cycle Diaries was a boss flick... finally watched it.
supabad was damn good,mc lovin is de hardest.role models i will takeen soon,that lil fella look bad fuh days.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on March 18, 2009, 07:31:16 AM
I see Touches mention LakeView Terrace. That was some serious acting from Samuel. A lot of the parts in that Movie was hard to digest. Is longtime I eh feel so uncomfortable in a movie.
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Post by: Bakes on March 18, 2009, 08:15:31 AM
I see Touches mention LakeView Terrace. That was some serious acting from Samuel. A lot of the parts in that Movie was hard to digest. Is longtime I eh feel so uncomfortable in a movie.


Lakeview Terrace was weak...

Saw Lakeview Terrace... decent flick.  Ending was weak.

Samuel Jackson plays this overbearing nutty cop who lives next door to an interracial couple (Kerry Washington and some white fella) who are new to the neighborhood.  All manner of disturbed psychopathy manifest themselves in Sam's character but these airheads either pawn it off as something else or juss indulging him in he nonsense.

One final act takes the madness too far and Sam's character finds himself on the brink of losing everything... including he sanity and he po-po job.  He reacts the way any sane person would... he decides to kill everybody, lol... needless to say this one doesn't end well for him.

It have ah young ting playing he daughter... lawd... what ah nice chocolate smallie.  Ah was shame tuh be peeping she bamsee and tot tots in de bathing suit 'cause in de movie she's only 15.  Ah was on mih way upstairs tuh pray fuh forgiveness fuh mih sinful toughts about de young ting when ah stopped by mih computer and discovered on IMDB dat smallie (Regine Nehy) is 20.  Mih thoughts still immoral, but at least they ent illegal anymore... mih career safe  :rotfl:

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Post by: Peong on March 18, 2009, 10:14:52 AM
Yeh Role Models is good ting. Is a guy comedy, real dotish kicks and some eye candy thrown in.


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Post by: pass(10trini) on March 18, 2009, 09:28:48 PM
I see Touches mention LakeView Terrace. That was some serious acting from Samuel. A lot of the parts in that Movie was hard to digest. Is longtime I eh feel so uncomfortable in a movie.


Lakeview Terrace was weak...

Saw Lakeview Terrace... decent flick.  Ending was weak.

Samuel Jackson plays this overbearing nutty cop who lives next door to an interracial couple (Kerry Washington and some white fella) who are new to the neighborhood.  All manner of disturbed psychopathy manifest themselves in Sam's character but these airheads either pawn it off as something else or juss indulging him in he nonsense.

One final act takes the madness too far and Sam's character finds himself on the brink of losing everything... including he sanity and he po-po job.  He reacts the way any sane person would... he decides to kill everybody, lol... needless to say this one doesn't end well for him.

It have ah young ting playing he daughter... lawd... what ah nice chocolate smallie.  Ah was shame tuh be peeping she bamsee and tot tots in de bathing suit 'cause in de movie she's only 15.  Ah was on mih way upstairs tuh pray fuh forgiveness fuh mih sinful toughts about de young ting when ah stopped by mih computer and discovered on IMDB dat smallie (Regine Nehy) is 20.  Mih thoughts still immoral, but at least they ent illegal anymore... mih career safe  :rotfl:




You eh easy.  :rotfl:

I wasn't impressed with the darkie too much. 
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 19, 2009, 12:51:45 PM
Ex-mobster of 'Goodfellas' fame wanted in Calif.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – A mobster-turned-FBI informant whose life inspired the movie "Goodfellas" is wanted for failing to appear in court on tickets alleging he was drunk in public in San Bernardino.

Henry Hill, 65, faces two $25,000 arrest warrants. He says he wasn't aware he needed to be present in court Wednesday and had asked for a new hearing date because he was having hernia surgery.

"I was hoping the court would understand," Hill told The Press-Enterprise of Riverside from his San Fernando Valley home.

The cases stem from two public intoxication arrests in May 2008. Hill said he was in alcohol rehabilitation at the time.

Hill was again arrested in Los Angeles earlier this year and released before his arraignment because of jail crowding.

"I don't remember much of all that, but I've been sober a month now," he told the newspaper. "I don't want to drink anymore."

The "Goodfellas" movie ends with Hill, played by Ray Liotta, entering federal witness protection after implicating fellow mobsters in murders and the 1978 heist of $5.8 million in cash from a Lufthansa Airlines vault in New York.

Drug arrests led to Hill being removed from the federal program in the early 1990s.

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Post by: Touches on March 23, 2009, 11:19:08 AM
Mall Cop was utter la la.

I ent get one chuckle...I vex I waste $10 to watch this. 
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 23, 2009, 11:39:45 AM
Mall Cop was utter la la.

I ent get one chuckle...I vex I waste $10 to watch this. 
fuh real,kevin james dissappoint meh in this one
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Post by: triniairman on March 23, 2009, 01:37:45 PM
DON'T WASTE ALLURE MONEY ON "WATCHMEN''  that movie was ah pack ah sh*t..... ''Race to Witch Mountain'' is ah ok movie for kids.
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Post by: triniairman on March 23, 2009, 01:40:07 PM
Taken was a more than decent movie..

i was interested to see how Liam Neeson would work in a cold hearted kinda role but i think he did a pretty good job. some of the gunplay was a lil unbelievable, like ah man spray bullets at him while he not looking and miss.. but all in all, an enjoyable film.

that human trafficking scene is really something else yes.
Good movie. It's crazy how people does really traffic other people in this day and age.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on March 26, 2009, 11:23:44 AM
'Three Stooges' coming together at MGM
Wed Mar 25, 2009, 02:54 PM ET • Source: Hollywood Reporter

(WireImage.com/Sony Pictures)Nyuk-nyuk-nyuk.

MGM and the Farrelly brothers are finally slapping together their high-profile cast for "The Three Stooges," a comedy project the filmmakers have been developing for years. Sean Penn is set to play Larry, and Jim Carrey is in negotiations to play Curly. Benicio del Toro is a rumored possibility for the brothers' taciturn leader, Moe.

The studio is looking to start production in the fall for a 2010 release slot.

The project was originally set up at Columbia, which produced the 1930s Stooges shorts. C3 Entertainment Inc., which holds the licensing rights to the Stooges brand, then sold the feature rights to Warner Bros. in 2001 for the Farrellys to write and produce the movie. Eventually, Warner Bros. let the rights lapse and MGM's Mary Parent scooped them up along with the Farrellys' continuing participation.

Peter and Bobby Farrelly wrote the script, which Bobby has referenced as "Dumb, Dumber & Dumbest," and will produce with Bradley Thomas and Charlie Wessler. Earl and Robert Benjamin of C3 will executive produce.

The film is not a biopic but a fictional treatment that maintains the Stooges' gleeful slap schtick updated for a modern milieu.

Originally constructed as four separate shorts, the feature screenplay has since been streamlined into a single narrative. Included in the story line is an opening that shows the Stooges as kids in an orphanage, a device that will require some "Benjamin Button"-style visual trickery to place the adult actors' heads on child actors' bodies.

The Stooges maintain remarkably global brand recognition, and their shorts, films and cartoons are still broadcast in 30 countries. The Farrelly brothers' latest comedy "The Heartbreak Kid" grossed $124 million worldwide.

Penn is repped by CAA, Carrey by CAA and the Miller Co.

 

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Post by: capodetutticapi on April 02, 2009, 08:00:17 AM
see they advertisin ah new flick called GOMMORRAH.movie lookin real good.think is scorcese.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on April 03, 2009, 10:48:23 AM
this fast and furious they advertising is ah new flick or de same old shit from few years back.
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Post by: JDB on April 03, 2009, 11:19:11 AM
this fast and furious they advertising is ah new flick or de same old shit from few years back.

New shit...

emphasis on shit.
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Post by: Blue on April 03, 2009, 12:35:39 PM
see they advertisin ah new flick called GOMMORRAH.movie lookin real good.think is scorcese.

Gomorrah is a rel good film. came out a while now tho, unless it had a re-release in the US. Out on DVD in Europe a while now.

Its not scorcese, its an italian director. i cud get up an check d name on my DVD but I'm lazy  ;)
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Post by: capodetutticapi on April 03, 2009, 12:36:50 PM
see they advertisin ah new flick called GOMMORRAH.movie lookin real good.think is scorcese.

Gomorrah is a rel good film. came out a while now tho, unless it had a re-release in the US. Out on DVD in Europe a while now.
only saw de ad last week.
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Post by: ribbit on April 05, 2009, 07:29:43 PM
if you like politics and particularly italian politics, il divo (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1023490/) is a good flim. man, dem italians have style for days. it covers the political life of giulio andreotti. if you've seen godfather iii you might recognize one of his quotes:

power wears out those who don't have it.
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Post by: Marcos on April 06, 2009, 07:32:27 AM
this fast and furious they advertising is ah new flick or de same old shit from few years back.

New shit...

emphasis on shit.

U are a madman
The movie not only was the best one yet, but it broke real records for a non-sumemr opening
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Post by: triniairman on April 06, 2009, 09:18:22 AM
"Fast & Furious 4"


Part 1: http://www.zshare.net/video/58234691cefcaa9f/

Part 2: http://www.zshare.net/video/5823479735c60d36/


I watched it last night, not to bad of a movie, I give it 3 out of 5. The sound is not so good but it shows fine and if you pay attention you will hear what they are saying just fine. Enjoy :beermug:
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Post by: elan on April 06, 2009, 09:31:24 PM
Watched "SlumDog" today, not bad. Watched dubya (W) had a laugh. Now watching "Body of Lies" it going good, so far.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on April 06, 2009, 10:21:39 PM
I'm expecting a lot from this Movie Fast and Furious. I liked those other episodes as they always have some nice scenes. Just looked at Death Race wasn't a bad flick atall.

If you really want enjoy a race flick you will have to get the right sound system to carry over the effects for a good time. Your Audio receiver makes the whole movie really jump at you.
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Post by: Bakes on April 06, 2009, 11:22:39 PM
Finally saw Quantum of Solace... not bad, but the story line meanders too much, still not sure what going on dey.  Definitely no Casino Royale.



If allyuh get a chance check out a flick called Kicking It, an ESPN original documentary about the Homeless World Cup.  Boss... boss flick.  Along the way they highlight a couple stories, one fella, Craig Holley on the US team, young black hothead dude from NY; another dude the Kenyan captain, who can't score a penalty to save his life... but keeps defying his coach and taking them against his wishes... to the point that he's suspended from the team. 

Two interesting stories on the Irish team... two guys trying their best to overcome Heroin addiction and become contributing members of society.  There's a nice story about Jesus... the 62-year old Spaniard who's trying to recapture some youthful glory of when he spent 2 1/2 yrs with Real Madrid... and now battling alcoholism. 

Then there's the story of Slava and the Russian team, hoping to win a trophy and bring media attention to the plight of Russia's homeless.  Then the feelgood story of Nagib, the Afghan goalie who recalls terror under the Taliban, and finds love (Nilsa the Paraguayan hottie) at the World Cup.  South Africa serves as the backdrop... but the real action takes place on the court (street soccer) and in the lives of the players.  Boss flick is all I could say.
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Post by: JDB on April 07, 2009, 08:14:23 AM
this fast and furious they advertising is ah new flick or de same old shit from few years back.

New shit...

emphasis on shit.

U are a madman
The movie not only was the best one yet, but it broke real records for a non-sumemr opening

Yeah I see it make plenty money which surprised me. I haven't been following movies so I don't know what is out there or what it was up against. It also remains to be seen how the word of mouth does and what numbers it will get next week.

That being said, big money don't mean the movie was good. The other movies weren't good and this one look like a retread. I will reserve comment until I actually see it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on April 07, 2009, 10:33:59 AM
The whole Fast & Furious line of movies is shit. The man eh lie. Not because it make money means it wasn't shit. I did enjoy the first one, but it was a real shit movie as far as movies go.

X-Men 4 looking interesting.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 07, 2009, 03:45:57 PM
this fast and furious they advertising is ah new flick or de same old shit from few years back.

New shit...

emphasis on shit.

Well you callin a movie shit without even watching it.
You hadda be a psychic
Daz like me callin you ugly and i never even see you
U are a madman
The movie not only was the best one yet, but it broke real records for a non-sumemr opening

Yeah I see it make plenty money which surprised me. I haven't been following movies so I don't know what is out there or what it was up against. It also remains to be seen how the word of mouth does and what numbers it will get next week.

That being said, big money don't mean the movie was good. The other movies weren't good and this one look like a retread. I will reserve comment until I actually see it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on April 08, 2009, 06:28:57 AM
Well you callin a movie shit without even watching it.
You hadda be a psychic
Daz like me callin you ugly and i never even see you
U are a madman
The movie not only was the best one yet, but it broke real records for a non-sumemr opening

Marcos yuh serious?

Your analogy is way off because movies have previews, and this is part of a series.

If the preview, the best parts of a movie, intended to entice viewers is shitty, it is not a stretch to assume that the movie is shitty as well. Not to mention that it is a sequel in what is a shitty set of movies. They aren't the worst movies ever made but it is basic popcorn fodder. Very formulaic, with a "trick" ending, and more cars and ending.

I am sure that the scene where - two people racing and one press the Nitrous button, and then the next one press the nitrous button and then one of them win, and the next one lose -  is classic movie making.

Perhaps you'll feel better if instead of "shitty" I say "not to my taste". I imagine that if you are into colourful cars with neon lights and street racing it would have appeal, and it will definitely get a  lot of kids going to it. And I would even watch it and find it entertaining for its campiness and humour (I like Tyrese and I watch the second one and catch good kicks). But none of that makes it a "good" movie. If somebody ask for a recommendation I would say it is shit because they could easily be disappointed by it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on April 08, 2009, 06:30:13 AM
The whole Fast & Furious line of movies is shit. The man eh lie. Not because it make money means it wasn't shit. I did enjoy the first one, but it was a real shit movie as far as movies go.

Ditto. Good to pass time on a slooow day but not a memorable movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 08, 2009, 08:40:45 AM
Well you callin a movie shit without even watching it.
You hadda be a psychic
Daz like me callin you ugly and i never even see you
U are a madman
The movie not only was the best one yet, but it broke real records for a non-sumemr opening

Marcos yuh serious?

Your analogy is way off because movies have previews, and this is part of a series.

If the preview, the best parts of a movie, intended to entice viewers is shitty, it is not a stretch to assume that the movie is shitty as well. Not to mention that it is a sequel in what is a shitty set of movies. They aren't the worst movies ever made but it is basic popcorn fodder. Very formulaic, with a "trick" ending, and more cars and ending.

I am sure that the scene where - two people racing and one press the Nitrous button, and then the next one press the nitrous button and then one of them win, and the next one lose -  is classic movie making.

Perhaps you'll feel better if instead of "shitty" I say "not to my taste". I imagine that if you are into colourful cars with neon lights and street racing it would have appeal, and it will definitely get a  lot of kids going to it. And I would even watch it and find it entertaining for its campiness and humour (I like Tyrese and I watch the second one and catch good kicks). But none of that makes it a "good" movie. If somebody ask for a recommendation I would say it is shit because they could easily be disappointed by it.

Horse i dead serious.
And you are judging a book by it's cover.
Iz one thing to say all the other movies you saw in the series were real shit. But to comment on it without even seeing it?
I now starting to feel that real plenty of y'all comment on football too without ever watching the matches. Saying a side or a player is shit, this time you never even see them play...just reading match reports and watching scores.

I can't even discuss the merits of the movie with you because you haven't seen it brodda. This discussion doesn't even make sense
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on April 08, 2009, 09:39:24 AM
Horse i dead serious.
And you are judging a book by it's cover.

Absolutely. And giving a subjective opinion. Which is not to say that you can't think otherwise. How is it different to saying that a movie looks good based on its preview?

"Never judge a book by its cover" is a great code for treating people equally and not making generalizations about important things in life. It does not have much bearing on choosing to spend $20 dollars and 3 hours of your time at a movie. You are best advised to judge a book by its cover in that case. In fact that's what the previews are for.

I now starting to feel that real plenty of y'all comment on football too without ever watching the matches. Saying a side or a player is shit, this time you never even see them play...just reading match reports and watching scores.

This is spectacular jump in logic unless you have examples of me commenting on players or teams where you think my opinion might lack substance to support it. You have no way of even beginning to know how I describe football related subjects.

I can't even discuss the merits of the movie with you because you haven't seen it brodda. This discussion doesn't even make sense

Marcos it ent no scene. Nobody would take my statement as a definitive judgement of the movie. It was clearly a reference to the previous ones being shit and the fact that sequels tend to get worse as a series goes on.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 08, 2009, 10:26:42 AM
"You have no way of even beginning to know how I describe football related subjects."

You judge movies without actually seeing them.
I think it is reasonable to assume that you comment on things without true knowledge of the subject, no?
Then it is not illogical to suggest that you comment on football without actually watching it.
Nothing spectacular about that jump bro.

And of course this is subjective, which is why I wanted to hear people's opinions on the movie. I didn't want to hear people's opinions on a movie they hadn't seen. If you want to discuss the trailer, fine...but to discuss the movie?

Nobody is asking you to go see the movie. You don't like the preview, then by all means skip this one. But don't talk with any kind of authority about something you really have no knowledge about.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on April 08, 2009, 01:09:48 PM
If the movie hasn't come out why bother to have any kind of discussion on it at all since apparently we have to wait to see it to have an opinion on it?

Didn't think this would have turned out to be a serious discussion. Who cares if the movie is actual shit or not? What one man would like another may not. It's not that serious to be going back and forth over.

I will end by saying if the first and then the rest in the sequel are shit do I really have to see the next one in the line to have a fair idea of what it will be like?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 08, 2009, 02:31:08 PM
Iz one thing to say all the other movies you saw in the series were real shit. But to comment on it without even seeing it?

That movie lookin like shit.

Real shit.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 08, 2009, 04:15:01 PM
No problem if you think it lookin so. But don't say something is shit without seeing it.

Too many people on this site llike to authoritatively talk about things they know nothing about...especially football.

And wolfman, you don't think there can be a more fruitful discussion if ppl actually see the movie before discussing it?
You ever notice in book clubs they actually READ the book before discussing it?
And even critics WATCH a movie before bashing it?

Wow


Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on April 08, 2009, 07:42:30 PM
No problem if you think it lookin so. But don't say something is shit without seeing it.

Too many people on this site llike to authoritatively talk about things they know nothing about...especially football.

And wolfman, you don't think there can be a more fruitful discussion if ppl actually see the movie before discussing it?
You ever notice in book clubs they actually READ the book before discussing it?
And even critics WATCH a movie before bashing it?

Wow

Marcos we seem to have a disconnect. Capo aks if it is new shit. I said "new shit, emphasis on shit". In no way was this a detailed review of the movie. It wasn't even a discussion of the movie. The post was before the movie was even released so I didn't expcet anybody to take it as such. It is merely the expectation that the movie will be shit based on the previous movies and a ridiculous trailer.

Drawing direct comparison between that and football is a stretch. If you read my posts you will see that in the past few years I have rarely commented in a game thread, on players performances or even on Maturana because I have not been seeing the games. To generalize about how I post on football and then to extend that to how the rest of the forum posts, based on me classifying a sequel in a series of shit movies as shit, is a stretch.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 09, 2009, 08:36:33 AM
Bro doh study it. I just talkin. I really haven't followed your football posts too much so I am just as guilty of jumping to conclusions.
Just enjoying the back and forth and was hoping to get some dialogue going on a movie i actually enjoyed.

Honestly parts 1 through 3 really were pretty shitty, with 1 and 3 having their moments and ultimately pffering some entertainment value.
This last one is actually superior to the 3 previous ones with a tighter script and better performances.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: warmonga on April 09, 2009, 11:52:45 AM
hey guys you all will love this movie It is a football movie I just found on the net.. dl it .. name of the movie is called goal 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VMG2CGZZ
war
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on April 09, 2009, 01:40:07 PM
Anyone watch "Doubt"? What do you think, in terms of the outcome. Did he do it, or was it because of all the doubt?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on April 09, 2009, 02:02:47 PM
Anyone watch "Doubt"? What do you think, in terms of the outcome. Did he do it, or was it because of all the doubt?

i eh see it yet but everybody who saw it said it was boss

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on April 09, 2009, 07:29:35 PM
Anyone watch "Doubt"? What do you think, in terms of the outcome. Did he do it, or was it because of all the doubt?

i eh see it yet but everybody who saw it said it was boss



I've heard it's worth watching, but it's not on my must see list.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on April 09, 2009, 08:52:05 PM
I took in the Wolverine movie last night, it was ok, not what i expected though. I would post it on here but I see a big bachannal on the news for this movie being leaked so I'll wait ti it dies down to post it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 15, 2009, 08:19:44 AM
take meh daughters to see de hannah montana movie over de weekend.surprisingly i enjoyed it too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on April 15, 2009, 11:14:28 AM
take meh daughters to see de hannah montana movie over de weekend.surprisingly i enjoyed it too.

Nah Capo I cah look at you de same way......Den again I couldn't look/talk to you anyway LOL :rotfl: :devil: 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 15, 2009, 11:44:19 AM
take meh daughters to see de hannah montana movie over de weekend.surprisingly i enjoyed it too.

Nah Capo I cah look at you de same way......Den again I couldn't look/talk to you anyway LOL :rotfl: :devil: 
u more into high school musical and the cheetah girls. ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on April 15, 2009, 03:12:15 PM
take meh daughters to see de hannah montana movie over de weekend.surprisingly i enjoyed it too.

Nah Capo I cah look at you de same way......Den again I couldn't look/talk to you anyway LOL :rotfl: :devil: 
u more into high school musical and the cheetah girls. ;)

Sh*t........ :rotfl: :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on April 18, 2009, 11:05:23 PM
wanted is ah pack ah crap.de most enjoyable part was when i hear morgan freeman cuss.

Absolute sack ah shit movie.


Shoulda call it "Wanting" instead... b/c daiz exactly how I found it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 18, 2009, 11:59:55 PM
I was watching a few previews for a movie I  borrowed(Zack and Miri make a porno movie) and noticed a flick advertised with the Towers in Trinidad as the back ground. The movie called Contract Killers and was shot in Trinidad. Anyone seen this movie as yet? How was it?

Edit: Just did a search on Netflix and it popped up. Will be adding it in my queue.

Edit : 22/04/09

Got the movie today(Contract Killers) and it was so so. Nothing great or outstanding. It was mostly done in Trinidad and the scenes was Port Of Spain and Chaguaramas. This look like it was the same crew who directed Flight Of The Ibis. The main star of Flight Of The Ibis seem to be the bad guy in this movie. As usual they put in a few White Ppl to get some billing but not bad for a low budget.

 In some of the Street chases I see they real bang up ah old 626 and Corolla. All the cars in the chase them was ah set ah old car and a few nice car for the back drop. In the car chase they move from down town to chaguaramas in the blink of an eye. The best is when they describe Chaguaramas as the Chaguaramas Jungle. The Movie eh no best flick but it is a little better put together than the previous Flight Of The Ibis II.

Over all I would give it ah 2.5 out of 5.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on April 19, 2009, 02:29:57 PM
Got the slumdog DVD a couple weeks ago and finally watched it.

Good movie but not what I expected. I found that it did not really use India as anything other than a backdrop. The story was pure Hollywood, Forest Gump style storytelling but the could have set it in any country and it would have been the same. That being said I liked Forest Gump so I could get into the story.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: The_Ice on April 19, 2009, 03:16:42 PM
aye,whoever could please give me ur take on the godfather part III... i just watched it for the 1st time, b/c when it came out i wasnt potty trained and i didnt get interested in mafia movies until 2 yrs ago... before i watched it tho i read some reviews on it.most were positive but stated that b/c of the 1st 2 there was alot of pressure on the 3rd,that the plot was too unbelievable and sophia coppola acted like shit... after watching it i dont get what the ass they were talking abt... the movie was real badass, the girl acted well as far as i was concerned... i love the 1st two and same w/ this one... somehow it reminded me of how critics bashed the dark knight... great movie, but ppl want to kill it
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on April 20, 2009, 09:50:26 PM
Got the slumdog DVD a couple weeks ago and finally watched it.

Good movie but not what I expected. I found that it did not really use India as anything other than a backdrop. The story was pure Hollywood, Forest Gump style storytelling but the could have set it in any country and it would have been the same. That being said I liked Forest Gump so I could get into the story.

It is an English film based on an Indian book (Q&A, but I think it's been renamed to Slumdog Millionaire since the movie). It is also inspired directly by Bollywood movies such as Black Friday and Deewaar. There are filming styles that are also based on Bollywood themes or tropes.

Rags to riches themes are not soley a Hollywood theme, many Bollywood films have similar storylines and folk tales the world over also carry similar themes. What is the difference in movies with sport themes like Rocky, Mighty Ducks or Bad News Bears to Chak De! India or Lagaan?

To continue with Hollywood and Bollywood themes overlapping in sport (in this case) we can even compare Like Mike to Chain Kulii Ki Main Kulii. Incidentally, both were rubbish!

My point is that Slumdog Millionaire was not an Indian movie (vague since there are different kinds outside of Bollywood) in writing, but was inspired by an Indian storyline. The second point is that the themes for movie do not vary that much in a general sense so the fact that India (Mumbai) was the back drop for the movie is more significant in its identity than the rags to riches theme.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on April 21, 2009, 08:21:47 AM
aye,whoever could please give me ur take on the godfather part III... i just watched it for the 1st time, b/c when it came out i wasnt potty trained and i didnt get interested in mafia movies until 2 yrs ago... before i watched it tho i read some reviews on it.most were positive but stated that b/c of the 1st 2 there was alot of pressure on the 3rd,that the plot was too unbelievable and sophia coppola acted like shit... after watching it i dont get what the ass they were talking abt... the movie was real badass, the girl acted well as far as i was concerned... i love the 1st two and same w/ this one... somehow it reminded me of how critics bashed the dark knight... great movie, but ppl want to kill it

i liked gf 3. the final days of michael corleone was a story worth telling. pacino does a good job with this. the first two won oscars, so the bar was always going to be too high.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 21, 2009, 05:53:11 PM
Got the slumdog DVD a couple weeks ago and finally watched it.

Good movie but not what I expected. I found that it did not really use India as anything other than a backdrop. The story was pure Hollywood, Forest Gump style storytelling but the could have set it in any country and it would have been the same. That being said I liked Forest Gump so I could get into the story.
to me gran torino and changeling much better than slumdog.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on April 22, 2009, 10:07:10 PM
I was watching a few previews for a movie I  borrowed(Zack and Miri make a porno movie) and noticed a flick advertised with the Towers in Trinidad as the back ground. The movie called Contract Killers and was shot in Trinidad. Anyone seen this movie as yet? How was it?

Edit: Just did a search on Netflix and it popped up. Will be adding it in my queue.

Edit : 22/04/09

Got the movie today(Contract Killers) and it was so so. Nothing great or outstanding. It was mostly done in Trinidad and the scenes was Port Of Spain and Chaguaramas. This look like it was the same crew who directed Flight Of The Ibis. The main star of Flight Of The Ibis seem to be the bad guy in this movie. As usual they put in a few White Ppl to get some billing but not bad for a low budget.

 In some of the Street chases I see they real bang up ah old 626 and Corolla. All the cars in the chase them was ah set ah old car and a few nice car for the back drop. In the car chase they move from down town to chaguaramas in the blink of an eye. The best is when they describe Chaguaramas as the Chaguaramas Jungle. The Movie eh no best flick but it is a little better put together than the previous Flight Of The Ibis II.

Over all I would give it ah 2.5 out of 5.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on April 23, 2009, 05:23:36 PM
I take een defiance...war picture..slow not bad.

Valkryie...ditto

Benjamin Button...not a bad show but it drags.

and Red Cliff...dread kickup.

Thoroughly enjoyed slumdog.

Next up...the reader, doubt, changeling and I waiting for a man on charlotte street to burn...City of Men 3 disc series for me, he sticking, he bawl the movie not in english and people have to read so they ent burn plenty and it take long to sell.

I go let alyuh know how those flicks transpire
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on April 23, 2009, 07:14:27 PM
city of men 3 was boss

changling was boss

watching the reader tonight
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on April 25, 2009, 01:12:03 PM
takein pineapple express wih rogen and franco.real kicks.pardner gimme ah copy ah gommorah.will look at that lil later.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on April 25, 2009, 01:24:01 PM
Tyson opens up about wild life in new documentaryUpdated: May 18, 2008, 12:41 AM EST 87 comments add this RSS blog email print CANNES, France (AP) - Mike Tyson considers it a miracle that he lived to tell his tale. And he's telling it — in graphic detail — in a new documentary at the Cannes Film Festival.
"I lived a wild and extreme life," the former heavyweight champion told reporters Saturday. "I used drugs. I had altercations with dangerous people. I slept with guys' wives that wanted to kill me. I'm just happy to be here, you know. It's just a miracle."

The 41-year-old former boxer got a prolonged ovation at the Cannes screening for "Tyson," directed by his old friend James Toback ("Fingers").

In the movie, which blends old video footage and TV interviews, Tyson talks about getting beaten up and stolen from when he was an overweight kid. He chokes up when reminiscing about his late trainer, Cus D'Amato, who transformed the troubled teenager into a world-class champion.

Tyson spares no details in describing his sex life, and covers his career's low points, like biting Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997. He admits to many, many bad decisions.

But on one issue, he still refuses to take responsibility. He insists he is innocent of the 1991 rape of an 18-year-old beauty queen for which he served three years in prison.

"I've been abusive to women before in my life," he acknowledged. But in this case, "I thought (the conviction) was wrong, I thought it was unfair."

Toback, who has known Tyson for 23 years and gave him small parts in "Black and White" and "When Will I Be Loved," said he talked to Tyson in a soothing, hypnotic voice to get him to open up for the film.


just finished watching this one. very personal and absorbing interview. goes all the way back to when he was a "fat kid" in brownsville, brooklyn to the present. the heights (relationship with d'amato) AND the lows (latent mysogyny) make this the kind of documentary you will never see made of muhammed ali.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on May 04, 2009, 01:45:15 PM
came out ah couple years back.last king of scotland.saw it lastnite.excellent movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on May 07, 2009, 09:06:00 AM
X-Men Origins: Wolverine. I enjoyed it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on May 08, 2009, 07:57:09 PM
takein pineapple express wih rogen and franco.real kicks.pardner gimme ah copy ah gommorah.will look at that lil later.

Pineapple express was kicks. Last night I watch 40 year old virgin......Talk about laugh till I cry. ;D

Get Role Models and Zack and Miri make a porno flick.

I have to give Bake and Shark a big up for leading me to Role Models.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lickslikefire on May 09, 2009, 06:30:03 AM
Not a big fan of pineapple express...funny but i found it dragged a bit....

changeling is a boss film....

watched burned after reading last night....different but funny

also watched australia....long no ass....but surprisingly not too bad for a long movie....
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on May 09, 2009, 10:53:31 AM
also watched australia....long no ass....but surprisingly not too bad for a long movie....

I enjoyed Australia... maybe because my expectations were low, but the storyline was interesting and even though it was long it didn't feel like a long movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 09, 2009, 03:43:40 PM
Pineapple express was kicks. Last night I watch 40 year old virgin......Talk about laugh till I cry. ;D

Get Role Models and Zack and Miri make a porno flick.

I have to give Bake and Shark a big up for leading me to Role Models.

Yuh know de black fella in 40-year old virgin is Trini right?

Romany Malco... ent talk to him in 3-4 yrs, but real cool fella too.  From Baytown Tx, but he ent fuhget he St. James roots.

--------------

Ah watch Twillight de other day, is ah chick flick... and one fuh dem teenage girls at that, but surprisingly ah find it wasn't bad at all.  Weak as far as the vampire storyline goes, but overall a good effort in the production, directing, writing and acting camps.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on May 09, 2009, 07:36:28 PM
Pineapple express was kicks. Last night I watch 40 year old virgin......Talk about laugh till I cry. ;D

Get Role Models and Zack and Miri make a porno flick.

I have to give Bake and Shark a big up for leading me to Role Models.

Yuh know de black fella in 40-year old virgin is Trini right?

Romany Malco... ent talk to him in 3-4 yrs, but real cool fella too.  From Baytown Tx, but he ent fuhget he St. James roots.

--------------

Ah watch Twillight de other day, is ah chick flick... and one fuh dem teenage girls at that, but surprisingly ah find it wasn't bad at all.  Weak as far as the vampire storyline goes, but overall a good effort in the production, directing, writing and acting camps.

I watching the fella and saying he looking familiar. ME eh know if I did see him in another movie or something but he looking very familiar. I will have to look up he back ground. You know what school and area he from(originally) Bakes? I just like to keep an eye out fuh mih trini peeps them.

Seth Rogen really pulling off a nice franchise of comedies. So far every movie produced by him I have enjoyed.

De Twilight flick I did see in theatre. I watching the movie whole time to see when the action go start, talk about I was bored in the theatre. I tell mih neibour never invite me to go no cinema again. ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 10, 2009, 10:07:25 AM
I watching the fella and saying he looking familiar. ME eh know if I did see him in another movie or something but he looking very familiar. I will have to look up he back ground. You know what school and area he from(originally) Bakes? I just like to keep an eye out fuh mih trini peeps them.

Seth Rogen really pulling off a nice franchise of comedies. So far every movie produced by him I have enjoyed.

De Twilight flick I did see in theatre. I watching the movie whole time to see when the action go start, talk about I was bored in the theatre. I tell mih neibour never invite me to go no cinema again. ;D

Yuh neighbor musse ah woman... ah hope was ah woman cuz no right thinking man go invite next man tuh go see Twilight  :rotfl:


I eh know whey he went to school nuh, ah think he say he live St. James until he was 12... he say he family does still clout him up whenever he go home, lol.  He's been in a couple things... first time I see him was in ah MTV commercial back around '97.  He big break was playing MC Hammer in the MTV biopic, then as Jackie Chan sidekick pardna (very small role at the start) in The Tuxedo.  Since then he's had a starring role in the Showtime series Weed.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on May 10, 2009, 05:42:43 PM
LOL. One ah de neighbour who does hang with we was taking he daughters to see the movie so home boy tell heself it go be a nice flick. He didn't have nothing to do so he pass by and say I should make de hang as it go be a good show because he daughters say it good. A few ah we in de neighbourhood use to move good good. If one making a move sometimes we roll too. When we come out the cinema the neighbour daughters happy happy and we saying it was bullshit. ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: trinindian on May 13, 2009, 06:07:24 PM
Saw Star Trek
Liked it, only down side would have been a little more background for the Nero, you never really got to know the character. On a side note I am the only one who thinks this alien from the movie looks like chamillionaire

(http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs025.snc1/4269_793727107437_8637540_49036959_194095_n.jpg)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on May 17, 2009, 07:13:13 PM
saw wolverine just now.decent flick.hellboy 2 next.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on May 18, 2009, 06:38:51 PM
watched zidane: a 21st century portrait. they basically track zidane through an entire match. the game is real madrid versus villareal in 2005. the have the galacticos (roberto carlos, ronaldo, raul, beckham, owen, etc.) plus riquelme, forlan and marco senna marking zidane for alot of the match. the match itself is tangential to zidane - weird effect. he makes a nice run down the left and chips it in to set up the tying goal. ends the match picking up a red card. is like watching a lion.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on May 21, 2009, 06:45:53 AM
 I looked at Punisher: War Zone the other night. It was a decent flick. Better than the other one a couple of years back.

Did anyone see the first Punisher back in 1990 with Dolph Lundgren ? To me that was the better flick of all three.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on May 21, 2009, 02:44:38 PM
wanted is ah pack ah crap.de most enjoyable part was when i hear morgan freeman cuss.

Absolute sack ah shit movie.


Shoulda call it "Wanting" instead... b/c daiz exactly how I found it.

Yuh rough boy Bakes. Almosty everybody I talked to seemed to like it
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Andre on May 22, 2009, 11:25:13 AM
i see marley & me last night. BOSS MOVIE!

doh worry boys, mih balls still intact.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: trinindian on May 22, 2009, 05:55:45 PM
Terminator Salvation,

Good Movie
Good Story
Will still miss sarah conor chronicles this fall.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 27, 2009, 12:02:07 AM
Terminator Salvation,

Good Movie
Good Story
Will still miss sarah conor chronicles this fall.
It was not all that, lol at that fake looking arnold near the end.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 01, 2009, 05:44:54 AM
lol at that fake looking arnold near the end.

what did u expect the real arnold, it was impressive CG work IMO, even if it can never really fool the human eye
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 01, 2009, 12:46:31 PM
lol at that fake looking arnold near the end.

what did u expect the real arnold, it was impressive CG work IMO, even if it can never really fool the human eye
So I can't laugh at the fake looking arnold? it was funny to me... The movie was not what I expected. Maybe the next one will be better.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on June 01, 2009, 12:55:21 PM
X Men wolverine...i find it was ok but still kinda sorf.

No setta dread fighting, action scenes few and far between.

I will give it a 6 outta 10.

I start watching the Beyonce flick...obsession or obsessed.

That have one real psycho white girl in it. I feeling a bit sorry for the fella, he trying to be good but is bess he just put sticks on the ting. Cause he getting stress from he wife same speed.

I ent finish watching yet but by wed so I will rate it.

Star Trek was good...thoroughly enjoyed that. Kirk true to form mash een a "Green Ting" and I liked how they introduce the characters and stuff. I was a lil vex in movietowne as two hard back nerdy/geeky ole men sit down right behind me and only talking through the movie. Watch meh when them see the red matter they talk bout all kinda science thing and forming all kinda ting.....dis is before the explaination come thru. Them two fellas like they wife, tell them alyuh go on a man date and like alyuhself.

Waiting for the dvd man on charlotte street for the angels and demons.



Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on June 01, 2009, 01:45:09 PM
The Star Trek movie was fairly entertaining. I saw it on I-max and my eyes had a hard time keeping up for about the first 15mins or so.I went to the one on 42nd St in Manhattan, sat down about 12 rows back and felt like I was way too close to the screen. The experience was new but didn't like the effect I got from all the jagged camera work. I know it had nothing to do with the camera but more the equipment they used to view the movie.

I will try I Max in another theatre to make my final verdict if I get the same effect I think I will stay away from any of them (I Max). Anyone seen I Max as yet?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on June 01, 2009, 05:47:54 PM
saw marley and me,wife force meh too,not much of ah dog person,so i don't recommend it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 01, 2009, 08:25:31 PM
lol at that fake looking arnold near the end.

what did u expect the real arnold, it was impressive CG work IMO, even if it can never really fool the human eye
So I can't laugh at the fake looking arnold? it was funny to me... The movie was not what I expected. Maybe the next one will be better.
yeah doh take me on, but as a person into cg and 3d modeling, it was impressive, especially compared to, shit work done in burr :P wolf
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on June 09, 2009, 10:36:41 AM
Anyone saw U-571? http://www.bakeru.edu/faculty/adaugherty/film/u571.html (http://www.bakeru.edu/faculty/adaugherty/film/u571.html)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on June 09, 2009, 01:02:24 PM
Anyone saw U-571? http://www.bakeru.edu/faculty/adaugherty/film/u571.html (http://www.bakeru.edu/faculty/adaugherty/film/u571.html)
saw it ah good few years back.decent story line.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on June 09, 2009, 01:54:38 PM
The events surrounding this film are conflicting but I enjoyed it for pure entertainiment. Just was a very good flick. Got wind of this movie at Best Buy, they used it for the Magnolia display section to advertise their Tv's and equipment. Their displays were so stunning i was compelled to ask the attendant what movie it was.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on June 13, 2009, 02:15:01 PM
eh watch meh..

The Hangover dread!!

the last movie that had me rolling so mustve been white chicks, and even that couldnt beat this movie for comedy. I come out the cinema feeling like i take ah sweat, fuss ah was laughing.

good comedy hard to come by these days, but this one score!!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 18, 2009, 06:14:54 PM
Goal 3
http://stagevu.com/video/jbaeecnxopbn Enjoy guys


Green Street Hooligans 2
http://www.megavideo.com/?v=RLY9YUY2 Enjoy aswell
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 21, 2009, 11:57:10 PM
I saw Year One last night, that movie was rell kicks from beginning to end. Highly recommend it for some laughs.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: zuluwarrior on June 22, 2009, 01:29:50 PM
www.movie-forumz.org
Yuh doh have to register .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on June 22, 2009, 03:19:36 PM
I saw Up in 3D on de weekend.
I real laugh, Pixar know how to make good movies yes.

Omar, you serious about White Chicks havin you rollin?
That is one of the worst films ever.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 22, 2009, 11:52:18 PM
Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen (2009)

http://www.vioku.com/video/834/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-2009-1-2   PART 1

http://www.vioku.com/video/835/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen-2009-2-2   PART 2


I have not watched it on here. I am waiting till Wednesday when it hits the movies to go see it on the big screen. If you can't wait to see it, this is not a bad copy. ENJOY!!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 23, 2009, 12:00:13 AM
I saw Up in 3D on de weekend.
I real laugh, Pixar know how to make good movies yes.

Omar, you serious about White Chicks havin you rollin?
That is one of the worst films ever.
Since you liked it so much, here it is again.

UP
http://www.supernovatube.com/play.php?viewkey=324821f58e2ca7c9ff70
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Disgruntled_Trini on June 23, 2009, 09:18:20 AM
http://www.youtube.com/v/iOlw-4h7PLE

(http://forums.trinituner.com/upload/tf01.JPG)

(http://forums.trinituner.com/upload/tf02.JPG)

(http://forums.trinituner.com/upload/tf03.JPG)

(http://forums.trinituner.com/upload/tf2hd1-big.jpg)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 23, 2009, 12:09:35 PM
d japanese woulda do dis for less money............... an' alot more cardboard :P
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on June 23, 2009, 02:50:18 PM
Goal 3
http://stagevu.com/video/jbaeecnxopbn Enjoy guys


Green Street Hooligans 2
http://www.megavideo.com/?v=RLY9YUY2 Enjoy aswell

it stops halfway thru and tells you to wait 35 minutes lol how yuh avoid dat
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 23, 2009, 05:26:58 PM
Goal 3
http://stagevu.com/video/jbaeecnxopbn Enjoy guys


Green Street Hooligans 2
http://www.megavideo.com/?v=RLY9YUY2 Enjoy aswell

it stops halfway thru and tells you to wait 35 minutes lol how yuh avoid dat
check this site out for a better copy http://www.movie-forumz.org/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: The_Ice on June 23, 2009, 10:45:04 PM
Transformers getting some real horrible reviews but a good number of ppl i know from the UK love it.anybody here saw it yet or going to see it on wednesday?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: zuluwarrior on June 24, 2009, 10:40:54 AM
ANGELS & DEMONS
This is ah good one the only problem is the 35mins pause before yuh could  c the other part

Part 1: http://fairyshare.com/watch-1a4fb86c4dbdba141
Part 2: http://fairyshare.com/watch-57e141117f7458d63

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on June 26, 2009, 11:30:20 AM
I saw Transformers Wednesday night, I highly recommend it.  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: The_Ice on June 26, 2009, 12:12:22 PM
I saw Transformers Wednesday night, I highly recommend it.  :beermug:

i dont understand those damn critics... alot of regular ppl loving the movie
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 26, 2009, 12:15:47 PM
I saw Transformers Wednesday night, I highly recommend it.  :beermug:

i dont understand those damn critics... alot of regular ppl loving the movie

critics feel all movies should be deep and shit ??? they never seem to just get the entertainment value, I does read dem too but u hav to do it wit a grain spoon ::) ah salt
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Organic on June 26, 2009, 12:40:37 PM
Overall that movie was garbage. Looonnnggg and garbage. The little saving grace was some of the fighting sequences.
poor screenplay, poor acting, dialogue was funny sometimes, but mostly silly ...and cheesy.tHEN  Robot heaven or whatever that was supped to be reall now???...then he come back alive......sigh  :-\
very disappointing.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on June 26, 2009, 06:32:21 PM
Transformers getting some real horrible reviews but a good number of ppl i know from the UK love it.anybody here saw it yet or going to see it on wednesday?

The movie had it's moments. It is a summer blockbuster, sit, eat yuh popcorn and be entertained for bout 2 hours. Yuh doh have to worry bout no deep characters or a whole movie in black & white with subtitles. To me the hardest thing was trying to figure out which robot was who once hurry hand start to pelt. The only award this getting is for special effects.

I still prefer the first one though. They kinda overdo it with the humor and buffoonry and it get old real quick. Some parts kinda drag a bit, but the slow-motion robot-on-robot action was good. In the end the robots & America save the world...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on June 27, 2009, 04:43:34 PM
X Men wolverine...i find it was ok but still kinda sorf.

No setta dread fighting, action scenes few and far between.

I will give it a 6 outta 10.

I start watching the Beyonce flick...obsession or obsessed.

That have one real psycho white girl in it. I feeling a bit sorry for the fella, he trying to be good but is bess he just put sticks on the ting. Cause he getting stress from he wife same speed.


I ent finish watching yet but by wed so I will rate it.

Star Trek was good...thoroughly enjoyed that. Kirk true to form mash een a "Green Ting" and I liked how they introduce the characters and stuff. I was a lil vex in movietowne as two hard back nerdy/geeky ole men sit down right behind me and only talking through the movie. Watch meh when them see the red matter they talk bout all kinda science thing and forming all kinda ting.....dis is before the explaination come thru. Them two fellas like they wife, tell them alyuh go on a man date and like alyuhself.

Waiting for the dvd man on charlotte street for the angels and demons.

Ah hadda say, I eh know who more disturbed ... she or Glenn Close's character in Fatal Attraction ... buh in Fatal Attraction de man was actually involved with her, so perhaps Obsessed take de prize.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on June 28, 2009, 05:56:44 PM
Transformers was alright...it was decent.

I have a few issues with this movie.

1) It coulda be 1hr shorter...cut out all dem scenery shot and develop the story with the jokey man/interpreter/translator in the butcher shop faster.

2) In fact you coulda leave out the butcher shop man.

3)The action coulda be slowed down a bit...in most of the fight scenes or the transformations it happen so fast it was simply a blur.

4) The final battle scene shoulda be longer and dreader...is two men he duss out...it needed some more umph in it.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on June 29, 2009, 09:07:14 AM
Transformers was alright...it was decent.

I have a few issues with this movie.

1) It coulda be 1hr shorter...cut out all dem scenery shot and develop the story with the jokey man/interpreter/translator in the butcher shop faster.

2) In fact you coulda leave out the butcher shop man.

3)The action coulda be slowed down a bit...in most of the fight scenes or the transformations it happen so fast it was simply a blur.

4) The final battle scene shoulda be longer and dreader...is two men he duss out...it needed some more umph in it.



come nuh man.. whaz wit the spoiling scene.  steups
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on July 01, 2009, 04:51:22 PM
10 most confusing things in "Transformers: Rise of the Fallen"

SPOILER ALERT!
http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/smg-transformers-10-questions.html (http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/smg-transformers-10-questions.html)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on July 03, 2009, 01:41:55 PM
That transformer movie was good comedy. I glad I did not pay anymoney to watch that mess.

Megan Fox need ah acting class or two.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on July 13, 2009, 03:27:09 PM
Saw transformers on Saturday, had a blast. I saw in IMAX. well papa this movie have to be the most action packed I   have seen. You got to go with the action because it was all out war.In my estimation the storyline was good, the action good just the same. The show was so enjoyed that the audience eh move for 2-3mins after it fnished.I enjoyed this flick. The action can become a bit exhausting but it was real war so it understandable. I saw some people thought the the camera work was too fast. I didn't have a problem with it though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on July 28, 2009, 07:07:57 AM
This year was really disappointing for me.  Xmen was jus ok, Terminator was jus ok.

I think the next movie dat go rock 2010 is Tron.........

Flynn Lives

http://www.flynnlives.com/media/video/0xendgame.aspx
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on August 08, 2009, 10:46:10 AM
G.I.Joe
Part 1 http://www.zshare.net/video/63786728aa26ab28/

part 2http://www.zshare.net/video/637869660650f46b/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on August 10, 2009, 07:39:45 AM
saw the color of freedom over de weekend,story about mandela.surprised i neva see it advertised,nice story.worth ah look.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on August 15, 2009, 06:59:46 PM
saw G I Joe not bad, not bad at all, some of d acting lil to plenty off eh, but it was entertaining.....................if u into splashy hard bang, over d top action that is. nice script doh, ent go say more dan it go have ah part 2
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on August 27, 2009, 08:13:51 PM
the hangover is one of the best comedies i've seen in years.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dwolfman on September 28, 2009, 07:14:09 AM
the hangover is one of the best comedies i've seen in years.

Ent! I laugh hard and scandalous in MovieTowne!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 08, 2009, 08:37:17 PM
anyone see district 9 yet.only because peter jackson direct it i take it een.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: 100% Barataria on October 09, 2009, 06:04:38 AM
anyone see district 9 yet.only because peter jackson direct it i take it een.

No, but a friend of mine (Nigerian) said it has some anti-Nigerian slants but on the whole it is comical.  Not sure I'll see this before it comes out on cable based on her assessment
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on October 09, 2009, 07:22:32 AM
anyone see district 9 yet.only because peter jackson direct it i take it een.

No, but a friend of mine (Nigerian) said it has some anti-Nigerian slants but on the whole it is comical.  Not sure I'll see this before it comes out on cable based on her assessment
That movie is weird ass ,never seen any thing like it .so I just took  it off after like half hour .

also everybody hates Year One ,I though it was kinda funny .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 13, 2009, 09:39:12 PM
takin of pelham 123 was damn good,travolta does make ah mean villain.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 14, 2009, 05:55:34 AM
takin of pelham 123 was damn good,travolta does make ah mean villain.

u now know dat Castor Troy in face-off will always be my favorite villain performance from he
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on October 16, 2009, 01:52:35 PM
Don't know if anyone posted this site before, check out the documentaries page.

http://www.movie-forumz.org/index.php (http://www.movie-forumz.org/index.php)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 19, 2009, 06:55:20 PM
saw zombieland today,no big storyline but comical.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on October 25, 2009, 03:27:18 PM
Ok who see Paranormal Activity? I would just say if you don't like these kinds of movies don't go see this . Saw it the other day. A gyul come in the Theater with she man and about 2mins later she run out leaving he behind. That is all I will say. :angel:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 25, 2009, 04:09:51 PM
Ok who see Paranormal Activity? I would just say if you don't like these kinds of movies don't go see this . Saw it the other day. A gyul come in the Theater with she man and about 2mins later she run out leaving he behind. That is all I will say. :angel:
saw it 2 days ago.fukkin ting have meh watchin behind meh back,wish ah coulda sleep with one eye open.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on October 25, 2009, 05:30:21 PM
Ok who see Paranormal Activity? I would just say if you don't like these kinds of movies don't go see this . Saw it the other day. A gyul come in the Theater with she man and about 2mins later she run out leaving he behind. That is all I will say. :angel:
saw it 2 days ago.f**kkin ting have meh watchin behind meh back,wish ah coulda sleep with one eye open.

Jedddd ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on October 25, 2009, 06:52:11 PM
Reviews say is shitty ,are they wrong ?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 25, 2009, 09:13:39 PM
Reviews say is shitty ,are they wrong ?
de only way i will say it shitty is that them 2 people stay in de house so long.sane people woulda ride.if yuh heart eh strong save yuh money.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on October 26, 2009, 11:33:37 AM
Reviews say is shitty ,are they wrong ?
de only way i will say it shitty is that them 2 people stay in de house so long.sane people woulda ride.if yuh heart eh strong save yuh money.
According to weary....Cosign :devil:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on November 04, 2009, 10:33:07 PM
Whoo Zombieland ,that s why its the no.1 movie in America .that was fun.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on November 05, 2009, 04:23:11 PM
2012 on de big screen is ah must next week.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on November 05, 2009, 04:27:37 PM
Black Dynamite is a must...

http://www.blackdynamitemovie.com/

http://www.youtube.com/v/6-wqmnJrOFM

Limited release in the US right now...

A bunch of we went as this crew for Halloween... nuff kicks
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on November 06, 2009, 08:11:39 AM
Black Dynamite is a must...

http://www.blackdynamitemovie.com/

http://www.youtube.com/v/6-wqmnJrOFM

Limited release in the US right now...

A bunch of we went as this crew for Halloween... nuff kicks
nah boy ff,that remindin me of them 70's fake action movies with cheesy lyrics.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on November 06, 2009, 08:23:50 AM
nah boy ff,that remindin me of them 70's fake action movies with cheesy lyrics.


dats exactly de point!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on November 16, 2009, 02:12:11 PM
Paranormal Activity

I watched a little bit of this movie and took it off, not because it was not to my liking but for the fact this sh*t was too scary for me and it was a true story. This movie got me looking at my doors and every lil noise I hear in my house when I am by myself, I get paranoid lol.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 16, 2009, 03:26:53 PM
nah boy ff,that remindin me of them 70's fake action movies with cheesy lyrics.

It deliberately pokes fun at the blaxploitation genre...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: palos on November 16, 2009, 03:58:33 PM
Paranormal Activity

I watched a little bit of this movie and took it off, not because it was not to my liking but for the fact this sh*t was too scary for me and it was a true story. This movie got me looking at my doors and every lil noise I hear in my house when I am by myself, I get paranoid lol.

I not payin no money or downloadin nutting to get scared.

Fork dat.  I go remain Paranormal ignorant.

On a side note...I really enjoyed "This Is it".  Had a kinda poignant finish to it and it was good to reinforce how I prefer to remember MJ.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: palos on November 16, 2009, 04:02:27 PM
The invention of lying with Ricky Gervais

Went to see this a few weeks ago.  A really compelling story line about a world where people just cannot lie except for the Ricky Gervais character who can.  Had loads of possibilities and potential as a plot but fell flat on it's face for me.  So flat in fact that I was told i was snorin in de people theatre halfway thru.  De fact dat nobody wake meh ass up provides some insight that maybe everybody else was dozin off too.

Disappointing.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on November 16, 2009, 09:29:09 PM
De wifey and I going an take een dis bite up on Friday. I saw de first one on DVD and it was decent....better than expected actually.  Hopefully de sequel will live up to de hype.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/C5wV8feudEo
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 16, 2009, 10:57:31 PM
Yeah Twilight was decent... better than anticipated.   Still not persuaded to spend cinema money on dis sequel as interesting as it seems.  Ah done vex de dread Vampire get lick up... apparently in de earlies.  Will wait for it on DVD.

Most likely will check out Precious this weekend... great buzz surrounding the movies.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on December 22, 2009, 10:21:02 AM
Anybody see Avatar yet?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on December 22, 2009, 11:07:05 AM
Anybody see Avatar yet?
I watched about 25 mins of it last night on my computer and decided to go watch it at Imax with the whole 3D thing. It looks good from what I saw so far.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on December 28, 2009, 04:50:15 PM
I took in Avatar at Imax, that was a very good movie in my opinion. The story line reminded me of a certain country with their greed and how we really take our world for granted with all our pollution and destroying of our forest :'(.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on December 28, 2009, 05:48:08 PM
Tha Hangover is a real good comedy, real slackness and mystery.
Make sure allyuh see it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dumplingdinho on December 28, 2009, 08:22:29 PM
Ah man say hangover and mystery in the same sentence... ;D..anyway real funny movie, i eh laugh like dat since the first american pie movie.

Avatar is ah boss movie.

New Moon decent if yuh gyul drag yuh to see it, it is ah movie u could tolerate for the sake of yuh gyul.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: trinindian on December 29, 2009, 12:49:44 AM
Has anyone seen the new sherlock holmes movie? Saw it myself, while it was not bad it was not memorable. Found it slow at times and it lacked an ah ha moment. Also the acting tended to be over the top at times. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Grande on December 29, 2009, 02:06:56 AM

New Moon decent if yuh gyul drag yuh to see it, it is ah movie u could tolerate for the sake of yuh gyul.

She will likely give yuh some after it too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on December 29, 2009, 08:12:00 AM
I saw Avatar. Will go back to see it 3D. I liked it. Best movie for 2009 that I've seen.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on December 29, 2009, 01:01:51 PM
I saw Avatar. Will go back to see it 3D. I liked it. Best movie for 2009 that I've seen.

The 3D version rell good. For all those who going to see this movie, I recommend yuh spend that lil extra to watch it in 3D.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on December 29, 2009, 08:59:04 PM
I saw Avatar. Will go back to see it 3D. I liked it. Best movie for 2009 that I've seen.

The 3D version rell good. For all those who going to see this movie, I recommend yuh spend that lil extra to watch it in 3D.

ah bin hearin dat d lil extra ent so lil in trini...."cinemas 8" so I go stick to 2d for now.
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Post by: grimm01 on December 29, 2009, 10:14:33 PM
Has anyone seen the new sherlock holmes movie? Saw it myself, while it was not bad it was not memorable. Found it slow at times and it lacked an ah ha moment. Also the acting tended to be over the top at times. 

Went to see the 3pm IMAX or 3:30pm 3D Avatar showings and was informed that all the shows were sold out til 7pm. Decided to take in Sherlock Holmes instead. It's a Guy Ritchie movie so it was a little over the top, but entertaining and funny at times.
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Post by: Queen Macoomeh on December 30, 2009, 08:21:43 AM
Went to see Avatar 3D last night. The ticket price rock me a little but wha-de-hell, ah went.
I enjoyed it. Since I had already seen the flat version, I was able to concentrate on the imagery and symbolism that I'd been hearing about.
The story reminded me of the Iraq war and we know one guy who is exactly like that colonel. The 3D effect was cool for the animals and the little floating tree-seeds but for the human(oids), not so much.

All in all, very entertaining in either film version. I give it a 7 out of ten.
__________

No desire to see Sherlock though. Holmes was originally written as a delicate almost effeminate character. Dapper, fashionably dressed, with a brilliant mind. This travesty of a new character is a little too much for me at the moment. I may rent it in a couple of years to waste time.  ;D
__________

Has any one seen "It's Complicated"?
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Post by: Conquering Lion on December 30, 2009, 03:35:56 PM
Anybody ever see this one (from 2007 though)

http://www.youtube.com/v/cdeHCL_DO5E&hl=en_US&fs=1&
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Post by: triniairman on December 30, 2009, 04:12:48 PM
Anybody ever see this one (from 2007 though)

http://www.youtube.com/v/cdeHCL_DO5E&hl=en_US&fs=1&
Looks interesting, I'll see if I can find it to watch. Taken is another human trafficking movie that was   good.
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Post by: FireBrand on December 30, 2009, 04:55:17 PM
Ah man say hangover and mystery in the same sentence... ;D..anyway real funny movie, i eh laugh like dat since the first american pie movie.
Avatar is ah boss movie.

New Moon decent if yuh gyul drag yuh to see it, it is ah movie u could tolerate for the sake of yuh gyul.

Ah took een Hangover over de weekend...nuff belly laughs. It up there with all de top kicks movies, but I eh rate it higher dan Old School though. Ah nearly dead laughing at most of de scenes in dat movie. And I eh know big Will Farrell fan, but he was at his finest in dat movie!

FYI, de same wedding singer from Old School was in Hangover. He was not as funny de second time around though.
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Post by: Jah Gol on December 30, 2009, 06:49:56 PM
De wifey and I going an take een dis bite up on Friday. I saw de first one on DVD and it was decent....better than expected actually.  Hopefully de sequel will live up to de hype.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/C5wV8feudEo
Through a series of unfortunate events I ended up seeing this. Tragically boring to say the least. Its not even worth a DVD viewing IMHO. Notwithstanding its chickflickliness the first one was actually a decent movie. This was horrible. 
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Post by: Jah Gol on December 30, 2009, 07:09:09 PM
I saw a pirated version of Avatar online and felt compelled by the story. The are some similarities to The Last Samurai but din teef from it. This is a brilliant film. Then I saw it at cinema. The visuals even on standard projection are outstanding. I felt that they didn't act as filler for a vacuous story but simply enhanced it. I'm going to see it in 3d next week. Zoe Saldana's performance as tribe princess was convincing.

(http://craig.purplestateofmind.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Avatar_Zoe_Saldana.jpg)
(http://moviecarpet.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/zoe-saldana.jpg)

From a technical standpoint the rendering of the textures on the 3d models, especially when conveying emotions is truly impressive.
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Post by: Bitter on December 30, 2009, 09:33:48 PM
Visuals were outstanding. Story was predictable.
Neatly summarized here:

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MightyWhitey
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Post by: dinho on December 30, 2009, 11:44:57 PM
took in the Avatar tonight.. real worries just to get a ticket in cinemas 8, yuh hadda buy tickets a couple days in advance and still be prepared for a line up. should cool down when all them miserable school children go back to school though.

as for avatar, bess, bess movie, very impressive.. in fact best movie i've seen in 2009..

spend the extra money and watch it in 3D, after all if yuh in Trinidad the extra in trincity just adding up to movie towne price.
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Post by: STEUPS!! on December 31, 2009, 07:50:34 PM
went to see avatar tonight. had to settle for movietowne cuz cinemas 8 tix were sold out. brilliant movie. had me glued from start to finish. james cameron really has a crazy imagination. ah definitely have to see dis on 3D
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Post by: lefty on January 01, 2010, 07:42:45 AM
took in the Avatar tonight.. real worries just to get a ticket in cinemas 8, yuh hadda buy tickets a couple days in advance and still be prepared for a line up. should cool down when all them miserable school children go back to school though.

as for avatar, bess, bess movie, very impressive.. in fact best movie i've seen in 2009..

spend the extra money and watch it in 3D, after all if yuh in Trinidad the extra in trincity just adding up to movie towne price.

so wait what is d 3d price I hearin all kinda mad price like 50us and d papers ent really helpin or ah missin it somehow
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Post by: Jumbie on January 01, 2010, 03:16:32 PM
Took een Avatar a couple days ago..

Not sure what you all talking bout extra for 3D, as I got een for $13 and it came with ah free popcorn. Absolutely one of the best movie for 2009.

Besides everything else people mentions about why they think the movie was outstanding, for me it was the story telling.. but not just that. The film started off with real people but as the plot grew and the animated characters morphed into the movie itself, it was hardly noticeable. Brilliant.

Funny enough I was speaking with a Brazilian chick the same night and she said the story reminded her about the amazon and the raping of the forest.

I've never been a fan of 3D, but this was impressive.


Cameron has given us so much to work with for a sequel... can't wait.
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Post by: Queen Macoomeh on January 01, 2010, 05:11:51 PM
Jumbie, yeah man, the humans coming back to Pandora again in the sequel...
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Post by: Jah Gol on January 01, 2010, 05:54:27 PM
Took een Avatar a couple days ago..

Not sure what you all talking bout extra for 3D, as I got een for $13 and it came with ah free popcorn. Absolutely one of the best movie for 2009.

Besides everything else people mentions about why they think the movie was outstanding, for me it was the story telling.. but not just that. The film started off with real people but as the plot grew and the animated characters morphed into the movie itself, it was hardly noticeable. Brilliant.

Funny enough I was speaking with a Brazilian chick the same night and she said the story reminded her about the amazon and the raping of the forest.

I've never been a fan of 3D, but this was impressive.


Cameron has given us so much to work with for a sequel... can't wait.

That is the major theme of the movie -the effect of man's unmitigated greed on the environment. I have to agree that it was one of my favourite movies of 2009. Some of the reviews not as positive but forget dem !
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Post by: ribbit on January 02, 2010, 05:16:05 PM

No desire to see Sherlock though. Holmes was originally written as a delicate almost effeminate character. Dapper, fashionably dressed, with a brilliant mind. This travesty of a new character is a little too much for me at the moment. I may rent it in a couple of years to waste time.  ;D

queen, ent holmes was a coke addict? i eh know about effeminate - he was quick to throw down with any body he catch. but de victorian social mores really come through in the acd stories - thing read like a police report. real dry, no "slackness".
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Post by: elan on January 02, 2010, 06:48:17 PM
Anyone looking to take in "The Book of Eli?" I find the Trailer look good plus is the big man in the bizness himself.
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Post by: STEUPS!! on January 02, 2010, 07:08:28 PM
Anyone looking to take in "The Book of Eli?" I find the Trailer look good plus is the big man in the bizness himself.

i wah take it een. im yet to see a denzel movie i didnt like or was shitty.
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Post by: Jah Gol on January 03, 2010, 05:21:26 PM
I don't know if this was posted already. Take in The Damned United. Its a football movie btw.

http://www.free-hd-divx.com/video23.php?id=830 (http://www.free-hd-divx.com/video23.php?id=830)
(http://media.theiapolis.com/aR-cDCDCDC-d4-e4-hM8-iFL2-r1-s1-t4-wG4-z23/the-damned-united-poster.jpg)
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Post by: kounty on January 09, 2010, 08:43:02 PM
finally see avatar...and was wondering how they pull it off in this climate of terrorism and I swear is a thinly vieled reference to a situation like gaza and islam vs israel and the west...but then I get enlightened by the rainforest talk here.  blockbuster.
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Post by: WestCoast on January 09, 2010, 08:55:47 PM
Avatar was great in 3D........$3 more for 3D ($14.50)


buh wait nuh....when all dese vampire movies goin an stop......ah tired wearin dis garlic :devil:
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Post by: Deeks on January 18, 2010, 03:15:46 PM
Saw Book of Eli on Sat. Very good. Recommended!!!!!!
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Post by: WestCoast on January 21, 2010, 09:39:45 PM
Ah pardna told me of Goodbye Bafana or as it is called here....The Color of Freedom , so I goin an rent it this weekend
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Post by: pass(10trini) on January 23, 2010, 09:10:28 PM
Saw Avatar last week, seemed a bit over done for me. But the Audio/Visual effects was astounding.
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Post by: Queen Macoomeh on January 24, 2010, 09:40:05 AM
Did y'all already discuss "District 9"?
Saw it last night...I'm still messed up.
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Post by: The_Ice on January 24, 2010, 10:56:10 AM
for all those who aint see "the hurt locker" yet u should give it a watch. real boss movie especially if ur into war flicks
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Post by: ribbit on January 24, 2010, 08:41:05 PM
see they advertisin ah new flick called GOMMORRAH.movie lookin real good.think is scorcese.

Gomorrah is a rel good film. came out a while now tho, unless it had a re-release in the US. Out on DVD in Europe a while now.

finally took in this film. it almost like a documentary feel to it - no real twists and turns. but i could feel for pasquale, roberto and toto. dem two crazy yutes was no surprise. best scene was de yutes driving de trucks in de quarry - funny.
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Post by: Quags on February 05, 2010, 10:21:18 PM
Book of eli is great .
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Post by: Quags on May 12, 2010, 09:34:20 AM
Edward Norton Fans his movie: Leaves of grass, suppose to be really good ,will check out this week .
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Post by: Touches on May 12, 2010, 02:18:17 PM
I liked district 9

As good as Hurt Locker was, I find law abiding citizen was better.

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Post by: richpy on May 12, 2010, 08:49:52 PM
Iron Man  is trash!

I watched 'The Damned United' recently, and was very impressed.
Micheal Sheen is an absolute boss of an actor.
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Post by: Tallman on May 12, 2010, 08:56:54 PM
What about The most disturbing movie ever made? (http://www.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Movies/05/10/centipede.torture.movie/?hpt=Sbin)
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Post by: Peong on May 12, 2010, 09:11:40 PM
The Road was very good.
Friggin depressing fuss it powerful.
I had to shake it off and tell myself it's just a movie.
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Post by: Bakes on May 14, 2010, 10:09:28 AM
Legion was a surprisingly good movie... expected it to be bootleg Prophecy but that wasn't at all the case.  Similar theme but totally different storyline.

Black Dynamite was real kicks... it had its few corny moments but overall I ent laugh so hard in a long time.  Michal Jai White starred in it, playing the title role, a Shaft, Dolemite, SupaFly kinda character... but the movie is a parody of the blaxploitation flicks from the 70s.  Similar to I'm Gonna Git You Sucka and Undercover Brother... but mad funny.  And some good martial arts as well.

On the strength of that I also checked out Blood and Bone... man, dis movie was a sleeper.  Michael Jai White again, playing this underground street fighter.  Shame dis man ent getting he due as a martial artist... or as an action star, really... going all the way back to Spawn.  Cut-ass sharing from beginning to end, and all of it choreographed of course, but none of it looking fake.  And is all kinda break hand and ting man collecting.  Good flick.


Just get Ghosts of City Soleil in the mail there... will check it out later this weekend.
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Post by: Marcos on May 14, 2010, 01:59:34 PM
Law Abiding Citizen was dred

State of Play, a lil political thriller for y'all was a good flick too
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Post by: AirMan on May 16, 2010, 02:11:14 PM
Law Abiding Citizen was dred

State of Play, a lil political thriller for y'all was a good flick too

yeh dat is ah good movie..i will recommend it to anyone
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Post by: pass(10trini) on May 23, 2010, 08:33:30 AM
Law Abiding Citizen was descent but a little hard to imagine taking place.

Blood and Bone was a good flick too. 
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Post by: ribbit on June 26, 2010, 06:11:35 PM
allyuh that like guitar and rock music, "It Might Get Loud" is a good one. Featuring Jack White, The Edge (from U2) and Jimmy Page.
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Post by: Controversial on June 26, 2010, 08:06:24 PM
allyuh that like guitar and rock music, "It Might Get Loud" is a good one. Featuring Jack White, The Edge (from U2) and Jimmy Page.

saw it, great movie... like a long jam session  :beermug:
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Post by: Dutty on July 13, 2010, 09:16:22 AM
The Road was very good.
Friggin depressing fuss it powerful.
I had to shake it off and tell myself it's just a movie.

Yeah boy..watch dat las nite

That movie make mih realize I need to buy 2 things

A) The Book

b) An AR-15
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Post by: FF on July 22, 2010, 12:31:08 PM
So wham?? nobody see Inception as yet or wha?

tief head movie... real entertaining!!
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Post by: Quags on July 22, 2010, 03:12:32 PM
The A Team was real good too.
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Post by: Touches on July 27, 2010, 12:41:55 PM
Wha alyuh like bout the road so?

I went by the dvd man pick up the road, book of eli, a team and 2 kick up...IP Man and Confucius.

Both the kick ups were dread.

I watch the road last night and I studying...was d point? I find it take long to start up and while I could understand the heartstrings being pulled I ent find it was nuttin special.

Also I hearing bout 2 Samuel L. Jackson shows to see....Unbreakable and Unthinkable. Both supposed to be good.

If alyuh want a good laugh...I recommend death at a funeral. Dat is kicks for days.

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Post by: ribbit on July 27, 2010, 01:17:49 PM
So wham?? nobody see Inception as yet or wha?

tief head movie... real entertaining!!

yeah, Inception was a good flick. ah have to watch it again. when it come out on DVD ah lookin for a director's cut with more explanation/background.
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Post by: Marcos on July 27, 2010, 02:33:21 PM
Inception was sickkkkkkkkkk. 10 "k"s for dat. I already see it twice. Second time i could appreciate it even more cuz I eh have to think as much to figure out wha goin on.

Best director making movies right now.
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Post by: Peong on July 27, 2010, 03:58:10 PM
Toy Story 3 is the movie of the year.
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Post by: pecan on July 28, 2010, 06:07:11 AM
So wham?? nobody see Inception as yet or wha?

tief head movie... real entertaining!!

yeah, Inception was a good flick. ah have to watch it again. when it come out on DVD ah lookin for a director's cut with more explanation/background.

Inception was sickkkkkkkkkk. 10 "k"s for dat. I already see it twice. Second time i could appreciate it even more cuz I eh have to think as much to figure out wha goin on.

Best director making movies right now.

this is one movie you need to see at least twice. So much going on, you have to be alert to follow it.  Excellent movie - full of action too, not just a thinking person's movie
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Post by: Dutty on July 28, 2010, 12:46:05 PM
Wha alyuh like bout the road so?

I went by the dvd man pick up the road, book of eli, a team and 2 kick up...IP Man and Confucius.


The book of eli was good too, ah like de lil twist at the end more than the road...I wasnt expecting much out of the road which is probably why I find it good

 Inception did look like real lala to me in the previews, but in as much a few here say it decent ah go pick it up
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Post by: dinho on July 28, 2010, 12:55:18 PM
finally got around to taking in Law Abiding Citizen.. boss movie for real, exactly the kinda flick i like.

will take in the Inception next week as I hearing so much about it. Please nobody doh come and spoil it here with no talk about it, ah find ppl done toeing de line lol.
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Post by: STEUPS!! on July 28, 2010, 06:40:39 PM
grown ups was funny
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Post by: TriniCana on July 28, 2010, 07:37:32 PM
finally got around to taking in Law Abiding Citizen.. boss movie for real, exactly the kinda flick i like.

will take in the Inception next week as I hearing so much about it. Please nobody doh come and spoil it here with no talk about it, ah find ppl done toeing de line lol.

Best part for me is how he killed the judge while she was about to answer the phone. That piece of intense action....did it for me.  Score from 1-10? Man 11 yes!!

Inception, I'll wait until the crowds go down.
Salt from what I heard, isn't nothing to ray about!!
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Post by: ribbit on July 29, 2010, 10:12:58 PM
food inc. is a decent documentary on the economics of food. some real bullsh*t going on  >:(
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Post by: Controversial on July 29, 2010, 11:29:02 PM
food inc. is a decent documentary on the economics of food. some real bullsh*t going on  >:(

saw it almost 6 months ago, great doc, i recommend people to see it
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Post by: Touches on July 30, 2010, 10:16:32 AM
I drop asleep watching book of Eli....but from the little I watch while 1/2 beppin on mehself.

Denzil real dealing people a portion with that cutlass he have dey.

Watching the road, then this....I need a change of movie scenery from this post apocalyptic theme.
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Post by: dinho on July 30, 2010, 11:09:14 AM
take in the inception in cinema 8 yesterday...

that movie is real heights. I hadda admit i was kinda lost for about the first half of the movie, but as it all start to come together ah realize is real matrix in that movie. Have to see it again, but damn!!
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Post by: Peong on July 30, 2010, 11:20:25 AM
I drop asleep watching book of Eli....but from the little I watch while 1/2 beppin on mehself.

Denzil real dealing people a portion with that cutlass he have dey.

Watching the road, then this....I need a change of movie scenery from this post apocalyptic theme.

Yeh the cutlash was sharp.
Watch the rest, there's a twist.

My better half made me watch Bounty Hunter, it turned out to be decent.
I thought it would all be about Butler tryin to apprehend Aniston but it wasn't at all.
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Post by: Quags on July 30, 2010, 11:27:17 AM
book of eli was sick .
Touches some good movies ive seen recently.
Comedies Miss March was funny .Teen Com- Shes outta my league.
Horror  Drag me to Hell ,Day Breakers-post apocalyptic.
Action .Matt Damons .Green Zone .havent seen yet
Good chick flicks/ tear jearkers.-Runaways -about Joan Jett early years .2.The Greatest . 3. Remember Me.
Low Budget - The Crazies.Laid to rest.
Passable movies - Copout,Datenight,The Forth Kind,After Life [Christina Ricci gets naked -nice shape:}
Funny how times change
Movie i WANT TO SEE.  ....Open House ,Splice,Solomon Kane,Inception,
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Post by: TriniCana on July 30, 2010, 11:43:51 AM
Long weekend so I watching these:

the book of eli
unthinkable
brooklyn's finest
cop out

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Post by: Dutty on July 30, 2010, 12:05:19 PM
Long weekend so I watching these:



I thought you woulda be in de t.dot takin photos of pretty mas and slackness
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Post by: FF on July 30, 2010, 12:40:52 PM
book of eli was sick .
Touches some good movies ive seen recently.
Comedies Miss March was funny .Teen Com- Shes outta my league.
Horror  Drag me to Hell ,Day Breakers-post apocalyptic.
Action .Matt Damons .Green Zone .havent seen yet
Good chick flicks/ tear jearkers.-Runaways -about Joan Jett early years .2.The Greatest . 3. Remember Me.
Low Budget - The Crazies.Laid to rest.
Passable movies - Copout,Datenight,The Forth Kind,After Life [Christina Ricci get naked -nice shape:}
Movie i WANT TO SEE.  ....Open House ,Splice,Solomon Kane,Inception,


Don't bother with Splice nah... somehow that end up being ah kicks movie... in a waddemudderkontisthisgoingoninhere kinda way

and plenty people will just end up being disturbed and grossed out by it... in fact see it yes... but doh pay money in cinema for dat
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Post by: TriniCana on July 30, 2010, 02:56:39 PM
Long weekend so I watching these:



I thought you woulda be in de t.dot takin photos of pretty mas and slackness

Nah I now come in from New York. I really don't want to see MORE people.  :-\
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Post by: TriniCana on July 31, 2010, 03:41:18 PM
Okay you all have to see Unthinkable.

Samuel L Jackson, Carrie Moss and Michael Sheen
flicking good movie :applause: :applause:
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Post by: ribbit on August 01, 2010, 03:35:06 PM
oliver stone's w - garbage. it look like a race to see who could be the worst actor. thandie newton win that race with wright a close second. ah guess clinton movie yet to make - someone other than stone please.
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Post by: ribbit on August 03, 2010, 12:47:30 PM
allyuh that like art house kind of flim with some history and myth check out valhalla rising.  :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Post by: Quags on August 03, 2010, 01:05:26 PM
Open House seen piece was garbage .Grown Ups adam and the cast on overdrive with the usual shit .
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Post by: Peong on August 03, 2010, 05:08:02 PM
Valhalla Rising was good
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Post by: ribbit on August 09, 2010, 07:41:18 AM
Salt from what I heard, isn't nothing to ray about!!

salt was bad. ah feel bad for chiwetel ejiofor who is an excellent actor and clearly slumming in dis one. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
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Post by: Marcos on August 09, 2010, 02:35:48 PM
Salt from what I heard, isn't nothing to ray about!!

salt was bad. ah feel bad for chiwetel ejiofor who is an excellent actor and clearly slumming in dis one. :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:

Real tata movie. And to think it get some good reviews
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Post by: Quags on August 09, 2010, 03:10:56 PM
Valhalla Rising was good
a lot of reviews say its bad .?
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Post by: pass(10trini) on August 14, 2010, 01:35:29 PM
Saw a couple more in the last few weeks.

Book of Eli : Was decent nothing too big to talk about.

Zombieland: Funny for about the first 35 - 40 mins. Check it out.

The Crazies: Okay. Worth a look though.

Death at a Funeral: Funny.

Wolfman. Not bad. But I tired of the Warewolf ting. Time to come with something else.

In the last six months or so I've see so many apocalyptic movies. 2012. 2012 supernova. 2012 Doomsday and a number of of other documentaries on Natgeo.

Edge of Darkness: Mel Gibson was decent in this. Thought it was well put together.

Brooklyn's Finest. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

I hardly ever go to Theaters so excuse my late viewing. Doh do the bootleg ting with Movies. Got to see and hear every detail. ;D

BTW. Anyone saw New Daughter with Kevin Costner? Check it out.
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Post by: ribbit on August 16, 2010, 03:43:14 PM
finally got around to watching inglourious basterds. :-\  tarantino on de downside of his career fuh sure.
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Post by: Touches on August 16, 2010, 08:24:54 PM
Unthinkable was BOSS
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Post by: Bakes on August 16, 2010, 10:06:33 PM
Saw a couple more in the last few weeks.

Book of Eli : Was decent nothing too big to talk about.

Wolfman. Not bad. But I tired of the Warewolf ting. Time to come with something else.

Brooklyn's Finest. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

Saw these three... enjoyed them.  BK's Finest, the twist at the end was kinda ehhh, but it was cool.

Also saw The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo... good flick (subtitled, if that is not your thing then try yuh DVD features for the English dub-over)

Smilla's Sense of Snow... finally saw it some months back.  Good flick.  European movies have a totally different pacing from American films, but I love them.

Book of Eli threw me though... wasn't feeling the ending at all, some implausible shit dey.  Was with them up until then.  The Hughes brothers is some shit if you ask me, but I have to hand it to them, they have some decent flicks:

Menace To Society
Dead Presidents
From Hell
Book of Eli

Somehow they manage to convince Hollywood to give them money to make movies.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on August 17, 2010, 06:47:39 AM

BK's Finest, the twist at the end was kinda ehhh, but it was cool.

Also saw The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo... good flick (subtitled, if that is not your thing then try yuh DVD features for the English dub-over)

Smilla's Sense of Snow... finally saw it some months back.  Good flick.  European movies have a totally different pacing from American films, but I love them.

Book of Eli threw me though... wasn't feeling the ending at all, some implausible shit dey.  Was with them up until then.  The Hughes brothers is some shit if you ask me, but I have to hand it to them, they have some decent flicks:

Menace To Society
Dead Presidents
From Hell
Book of Eli

Somehow they manage to convince Hollywood to give them money to make movies.

I hear yuh on the twist at the end of Brooklyn's Finest. It was crazy but it make for some good watching I think.

In Book Of Eli I was looking for something like  that. I saw a review on the movie in Home Theater magazine and the hint was a really ridiculous ending so I was looking out for it. Sometimes the reviews could really screw up your mojo for a movie. ;D

The brothers I don't think I've seen enough of their movies to make a critic on them. I will take a look at menace to society and Dead Presidents.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Don't think I've heard of it. 

Did you see Blood and Bone as yet with Michael Jai White? Decent flick

Aye Bakes you having any problems getting movies(recent) these days from BlockBuster? Man is a trip to get them recent releases. Imagine I cyar get Legion, Unthinkable, Road. I only just get th Book Of Eli last week.
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Post by: Bakes on August 17, 2010, 09:34:35 AM
I hear yuh on the twist at the end of Brooklyn's Finest. It was crazy but it make for some good watching I think.

In Book Of Eli I was looking for something like  that. I saw a review on the movie in Home Theater magazine and the hint was a really ridiculous ending so I was looking out for it. Sometimes the reviews could really screw up your mojo for a movie. ;D

The brothers I don't think I've seen enough of their movies to make a critic on them. I will take a look at menace to society and Dead Presidents.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Don't think I've heard of it. 

Did you see Blood and Bone as yet with Michael Jai White? Decent flick

Aye Bakes you having any problems getting movies(recent) these days from BlockBuster? Man is a trip to get them recent releases. Imagine I cyar get Legion, Unthinkable, Road. I only just get th Book Of Eli last week.

Well I usually switch up, sometimes I'll have stuff in my queue and go in the store and pick it up instead... I think that's how I saw Legion.  What they telling you online that it "available" but there's a "long wait" or something?  I does cyah deal with the long wait business.

I saw Blood and Bone.. discussed it here 3 months ago...

On the strength of that I also checked out Blood and Bone... man, dis movie was a sleeper.  Michael Jai White again, playing this underground street fighter.  Shame dis man ent getting he due as a martial artist... or as an action star, really... going all the way back to Spawn.  Cut-ass sharing from beginning to end, and all of it choreographed of course, but none of it looking fake.  And is all kinda break hand and ting man collecting.  Good flick.


Just get Ghosts of City Soleil in the mail there... will check it out later this weekend.

I was supposed to come back and talk about Ghosts of City Soleil... really good flick.  Documentary about two brothers who are gang leaders in "City Soleil", the sprawling slum in Port au Prince.  It details their battles with other gangs in the slums and talks about the support of the gangs for the Aristide government, and how in the void created by the ouster of Aristide (just as in post-Saddam) Iraq, how that power vacuum gave rise to further violence and bloodshed as gangs positioned themselves to seize control in the anarchy.  It's a personal story on some level, but shows how common and everyday violence is to the poor people of these neighborhoods.  On a more macroscopic level, it also shows how the entire country can be held hostage to corruption by politicians.

Good movie.

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Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is boss... a detective flick really, but only is civilians doing the detective work to revice a cold case involving the 40-year old mystery about the disapperance of a young girl.  Instead they stumble into investigating a serial killer at work.

There's a follow up to that coming out this summer called The Girl Who Played With Fire... I checking for that when it come out.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on August 17, 2010, 03:11:06 PM
Shit I getting ole  ;D

I thought you could only pick up a Movie, in store, from them once or twice a month?

I cyar leave netflix for nothing, I hook. Imagine I could see a thousand and one ting from them with my media box  while waiting on a movie in the mail. Right now I on the fourth season of Office. When I done with that I will take een Lost I think.
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Post by: ribbit on August 18, 2010, 09:29:23 AM
waltz with bashir is a strange one. it's an animated quasi-historical perspective of the civil war in beirut in the early 1980s from an IDF soldier's perspective. the animation is real cool. the narrative is dark and troubling. good flick if yuh into history, social commentary and animation.
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Post by: pecan on August 18, 2010, 10:12:26 AM

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Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is boss... a detective flick really, but only is civilians doing the detective work to revice a cold case involving the 40-year old mystery about the disapperance of a young girl.  Instead they stumble into investigating a serial killer at work.

There's a follow up to that coming out this summer called The Girl Who Played With Fire... I checking for that when it come out.

Check out the Millennium Trilogy series of novels by the late Stieg Larsson.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, were first published in 2005, 2006 and 2007 respectively.

Fun reading

Movie #2 "The Girl Who Played With Fire" was released (limited) in Canada a few week ago but only playing for more extended at the independent movie houses.



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Post by: pass(10trini) on August 19, 2010, 10:53:47 AM
I just saw A History Of Violence yesterday. Decent flick. I won't suggest buying it but if you renting give this flick a try. It a bit slow but interesting, to say the least. The Fella Tom or whoever he really is real take down some bad man.

44 Inch Chest. No action but the dialogue is worth a look. Some old mafia fellas decide to kidnap a young fella and give him some serious kickass for thiefing one a them wife. Good jones.

Also Bucket List. Two ole man (Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman) end up in the same hospital room with cancer and decide to enjoy the last days of their life.

Leave it up to Jack to take a boring tail movie and make something of it  ;D
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Post by: Bakes on August 19, 2010, 11:33:06 AM

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Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is boss... a detective flick really, but only is civilians doing the detective work to revice a cold case involving the 40-year old mystery about the disapperance of a young girl.  Instead they stumble into investigating a serial killer at work.

There's a follow up to that coming out this summer called The Girl Who Played With Fire... I checking for that when it come out.

Check out the Millennium Trilogy series of novels by the late Stieg Larsson.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, were first published in 2005, 2006 and 2007 respectively.

Fun reading

Movie #2 "The Girl Who Played With Fire" was released (limited) in Canada a few week ago but only playing for more extended at the independent movie houses.





yeah after seeing the movie ah read up on it and saw the info about the Millenium Trilogy... I cyah find time to read doh  :-\
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Post by: pecan on August 19, 2010, 02:02:00 PM

yeah after seeing the movie ah read up on it and saw the info about the Millenium Trilogy... I cyah find time to read doh  :-\

easy reading man .. you can whip through the books in no time.  I found though I began to slow down my reading speed cause I did not want to finish them too soon.
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Post by: Bakes on August 19, 2010, 02:12:16 PM

yeah after seeing the movie ah read up on it and saw the info about the Millenium Trilogy... I cyah find time to read doh  :-\

easy reading man .. you can whip through the books in no time.  I found though I began to slow down my reading speed cause I did not want to finish them too soon.


Man I have three books waiting on me on my shelf... including one that's been there 2 1/2 yrs now called "In The Heart of the Sea" about a shipwrecked crew in a lifeboat having to resort to murder and cannibalism to survive.  True story too... just can't find the time to open it as interested as I am.

Will try and check out the trilogy still though.  Last book I read was "A Civil Action" about three yrs ago... good movie too, starring John Travolta.
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Post by: Sando on August 20, 2010, 07:35:50 AM
Anyobdy saw Piranha and The Expendables yet ?
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Post by: lefty on August 20, 2010, 08:37:49 AM
Anyobdy saw Piranha and The Expendables yet ?

me an' ah frien see d trailer saturday in cin\8, she ent want to go nowhere near dat, d girl say "IN 3D ?.....ME? YOU MAD?......IT HAVE TAXI AN' BUS"loud loud in d people cinema..............an' she is d one wit d wheels :'( :'( so unless ah traveling :'( :'( ah ha to wait for d dvd SO..... :'( :'( :(
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Post by: Deeks on August 24, 2010, 06:00:35 PM
interesting short i found while check some zouk-compas music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olHPfUt9ylo&feature=related
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Post by: Bakes on August 24, 2010, 11:24:43 PM
Saw 'Son of Man' an African take on the life of Jesus, updated with a modern interpretation of Jesus as a liberation fighter in an unnamed civil war-ravaged African nation.

The acting was bad and the story was weak... but some may like it.


Also saw 'The Fourth Kind'... a tale of alien encounters, supposedly based on a real story.  Seems instead that they went for the mockumentary approach ala 'Blair Witch Project' and failed miserably. Milla Jovovich was the lead actress and I like she, but unless she half-naked and shooting zombies I find she's ah waste ah time.  As was this movie.
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Post by: lefty on August 25, 2010, 06:22:30 AM
saw salt las night, dat movie was like ah dramatic car chase..................d plot was tryin to loose you at every turn
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Post by: pass(10trini) on August 25, 2010, 04:39:09 PM
Also saw 'The Fourth Kind'... a tale of alien encounters, supposedly based on a real story.  Seems instead that they went for the mockumentary approach ala 'Blair Witch Project' and failed miserably. Milla Jovovich was the lead actress and I like she, but unless she half-naked and shooting zombies I find she's ah waste ah time.  As was this movie.

I thought this wasn't totally bad but was an average movie to me. I gave it a 50/ 50.

B & S, take in Blood Creek and tell me what you think.
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Post by: Bakes on August 25, 2010, 09:23:09 PM
I thought this wasn't totally bad but was an average movie to me. I gave it a 50/ 50.

B & S, take in Blood Creek and tell me what you think.

K... will add it to mih queue and let yuh know.  :beermug:
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Post by: Touches on August 26, 2010, 09:07:21 PM
For a bess kick up look at I.P Man...donny yuen is d star...Bruce Lee teacher.

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Post by: rotatopoti3 on August 27, 2010, 01:11:32 AM
Anything by Al Pacino...d man dat good

Favourites
Tony Montana-Scarface
Donny Brasco
Glengarry Glenross
Carlito's Way
Scent of a Woman....
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Post by: Bakes on August 29, 2010, 08:12:15 PM
Just saw "Date Night" and "The Box"... both of them were wastes of time.

Steve Carell is a funny dude, and Tina Fey is hilarious... but it didn't translate very well here.  The story is weak as ass and Steve Carell might as well be playing the same character he played in Jim Almighty, or wait... was it The 40-year old Virgin... or maybe it was The Office?  Yeah, time to develop a little bit of range.  And I like his movies but for some reason the silliness was overly irritating this time around.  Tina Fey didn't really add much to the movie either.  She's good on the small screen and better on SNL, here she just didn't do it for me.

As for "The Box"... steups.  James Marsden (Cyclops from X-Men) and Cameron Diaz play a couple who are visited by a mysterious guest with a proposition... if they push the button on a box they get $1million dollars... but someone, a stranger will die.  Good premise, but very strange, very confusing script.  Small part "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", small part "The Invasion", small part "The Stepford Wives".

None of it really works.
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Post by: Marcos on August 31, 2010, 04:48:16 PM
From Paris With Love was a surprisingly entertaining and unpredictable movie. I never really knew where it was going, which is a rarity in modern day cinema filled with obvious and sometimes non-sensical plot twists.

I was also pleasantly surprised that it wasn't pure shite, which is the way it was shapin up to be from the trailer.

A sh*tty trailer almost always means a sh*tty movie.
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Post by: Quags on August 31, 2010, 06:17:09 PM
Sick girl..... ,low budget ,bad acting ,memorable .
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Post by: capodetutticapi on August 31, 2010, 09:35:27 PM
lottery ticket was decent
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Post by: Bakes on September 01, 2010, 12:17:11 AM
From Paris With Love was a surprisingly entertaining and unpredictable movie. I never really knew where it was going, which is a rarity in modern day cinema filled with obvious and sometimes non-sensical plot twists.

I was also pleasantly surprised that it wasn't pure shite, which is the way it was shapin up to be from the trailer.

A sh*tty trailer almost always means a sh*tty movie.

It was aiite... Travolta character was real over the top though.  That and the plot had me steupsing throughout.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on September 01, 2010, 06:37:10 AM
From Paris With Love was a surprisingly entertaining and unpredictable movie. I never really knew where it was going, which is a rarity in modern day cinema filled with obvious and sometimes non-sensical plot twists.

I was also pleasantly surprised that it wasn't pure shite, which is the way it was shapin up to be from the trailer.

A sh*tty trailer almost always means a sh*tty movie.

It was aiite... Travolta character was real over the top though.  That and the plot had me steupsing throughout.
since JT rejuvenated his career with pulp fiction ah will take een any movie he in.
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Post by: Marcos on September 01, 2010, 07:11:57 AM
From Paris With Love was a surprisingly entertaining and unpredictable movie. I never really knew where it was going, which is a rarity in modern day cinema filled with obvious and sometimes non-sensical plot twists.

I was also pleasantly surprised that it wasn't pure shite, which is the way it was shapin up to be from the trailer.

A sh*tty trailer almost always means a sh*tty movie.

It was aiite... Travolta character was real over the top though.  That and the plot had me steupsing throughout.

But you had to admit the plot twist was a surprise. I didn't see that one coming at all.
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Post by: weary1969 on September 01, 2010, 12:58:00 PM
DEFIANCE- another Holocast story I never heard about
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Post by: STEUPS!! on September 01, 2010, 05:50:28 PM
lottery ticket was decent

agreed  :beermug:
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Post by: pass(10trini) on September 01, 2010, 08:36:31 PM
From Paris With Love was a surprisingly entertaining and unpredictable movie. I never really knew where it was going, which is a rarity in modern day cinema filled with obvious and sometimes non-sensical plot twists.

I was also pleasantly surprised that it wasn't pure shite, which is the way it was shapin up to be from the trailer.

A sh*tty trailer almost always means a sh*tty movie.

From paris with love I thought was seriously lacking in creativity and the acting was as Bakes said; Way over the top from Travolta. Somehow I just don't enjoy the grease man movies as much. I thought the trailer was wonderful. Put it in mih queue hoping for the best. As I suspected, it would be lacking.Don't know what it is about movies with him.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on September 01, 2010, 08:55:50 PM
Today I take in Clash Of The titans and totally enjoyed it. No one should even be thinking of watching this movie without a sound Surround System in their arsenal. Without one you would be hearing less than average. I didn't see this in Theatres but was salivating for Audio/Visual effects. People thought it wasn't all that but I enjoyed it so much that I refused to return it. Got to see it just one more time. I gave this a 4.5 stars out of 5.

Unthinkable. Total Suspense. Loved it. Can't say the last time I saw a top of line suspense movie as Samuel seem to do well with these insane kind of characters. 5 Star

Legion. Little bit too much for me but still kept my interest to see what they will come with next. 3.5
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Post by: Bakes on September 01, 2010, 10:03:01 PM

But you had to admit the plot twist was a surprise. I didn't see that one coming at all.

Which one?  The one central to the movie involving she... or the decoy?  I pick up on both to be honest.


I ponging Travolta hear but I real like him as an actor... on a personal level too I give him nuff props for returning to work so soon after his son's death.  Different people deal with grief in different ways.

Today I take in Clash Of The titans and totally enjoyed it. No one should even be thinking of watching this movie without a sound Surround System in their arsenal. Without one you would be hearing less than average. I didn't see this in Theatres but was salivating for Audio/Visual effects. People thought it wasn't all that but I enjoyed it so much that I refused to return it. Got to see it just one more time. I gave this a 4.5 stars out of 5.

Unthinkable. Total Suspense. Loved it. Can't say the last time I saw a top of line suspense movie as Samuel seem to do well with these insane kind of characters. 5 Star

Legion. Little bit too much for me but still kept my interest to see what they will come with next. 3.5

You have more belly than men... I was totally psyched about seeing Clash of the Titans, being a big fan of the 1981 original with Harry Hamlin.  All ah that was for nought... they try to hide a kindergarten plot behind some CGI bells and whistles and it really ent wuk.  Peter Travers from Rolling Stone call it "a sham, with good actors going for the paycheck and using beards and heavy makeup to hide their shame." LOL

Ent see Unthinkable yet... but I enjoyed Legion even though ah find they take too much poetic license with the biblical mythology.
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Post by: pass(10trini) on September 01, 2010, 10:40:38 PM



You have more belly than men... I was totally psyched about seeing Clash of the Titans, being a big fan of the 1981 original with Harry Hamlin.  All ah that was for nought... they try to hide a kindergarten plot behind some CGI bells and whistles and it really ent wuk.  Peter Travers from Rolling Stone call it "a sham, with good actors going for the paycheck and using beards and heavy makeup to hide their shame." LOL


Anything that surpass the 1980's one I glad. I consider it an upgrade. ;D



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Post by: Bakes on September 01, 2010, 11:45:23 PM



You have more belly than men... I was totally psyched about seeing Clash of the Titans, being a big fan of the 1981 original with Harry Hamlin.  All ah that was for nought... they try to hide a kindergarten plot behind some CGI bells and whistles and it really ent wuk.  Peter Travers from Rolling Stone call it "a sham, with good actors going for the paycheck and using beards and heavy makeup to hide their shame." LOL


Anything that surpass the 1980's one I glad. I consider it an upgrade. ;D





Yuh mad or what... that Ray Harryhausen stop-action thing was de heights ah special FX back in de day, lol
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Post by: FF on September 02, 2010, 07:55:59 AM



You have more belly than men... I was totally psyched about seeing Clash of the Titans, being a big fan of the 1981 original with Harry Hamlin.  All ah that was for nought... they try to hide a kindergarten plot behind some CGI bells and whistles and it really ent wuk.  Peter Travers from Rolling Stone call it "a sham, with good actors going for the paycheck and using beards and heavy makeup to hide their shame." LOL


Anything that surpass the 1980's one I glad. I consider it an upgrade. ;D





Yuh mad or what... that Ray Harryhausen stop-action thing was de heights ah special FX back in de day, lol

I with you... dis new one was real balls... even considering they had a clockwork owl in de first one lol
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Post by: Peong on September 02, 2010, 03:01:00 PM
I with you... dis new one was real balls... even considering they had a clockwork owl in de first one lol

This one had the clockwork owl too, yuh miss it?

Unthinkable was good.  Samuel Jackson put the man through the wringer.
I found out after I watched Valhalla that the main character was the baddie in Casino Royale.
Good performances and little dialogue made Valhalla was very different and completely enjoyable.


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Post by: Marcos on September 03, 2010, 11:38:09 AM
I'll order this Unthinkable. Never even heard about it before this.

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Post by: Touches on September 03, 2010, 12:05:07 PM
Make sure and watch the extended version of Unthinkable.

Is only 90 seconds longer and it happens at the end.

Can't understand why this movie didnt make it to the cinemas....maybe they may do it later like Taken.

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Post by: Marcos on September 03, 2010, 01:25:47 PM
Taken was different in cinmeas?
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Post by: Peong on September 04, 2010, 07:56:47 AM
Blood and Bone was terrible.
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Post by: Bakes on September 04, 2010, 08:53:04 AM
Blood and Bone was terrible.

Ha ha... you musse mad.  Nona Gaye and de fight sequences alone make that movie great  :devil:
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Post by: Peong on September 04, 2010, 10:03:52 AM
Blood and Bone was terrible.

Ha ha... you musse mad.  Nona Gaye and de fight sequences alone make that movie great  :devil:

Real jokeyness in this movie.  One very irritating ghetto asian, and every single small role was played badly.
The muslim from Oz is a good actor but all he did is recreate that same character, down to the clean living habits, no alcohol, drugs or profanity.

Jai White kept doin his triple-kick to finish off the thugs.  Seen it before.
They wastin Jai White time on crap like this.
Put him in a big-budget film.
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Post by: Bakes on September 04, 2010, 10:10:57 AM
Real jokeyness in this movie.  One very irritating ghetto asian, and every single small role was played badly.
The muslim from Oz is a good actor but all he did is recreate that same character, down to the clean living habits, no alcohol, drugs or profanity.

Jai White kept doin his triple-kick to finish off the thugs.  Seen it before.
They wastin Jai White time on crap like this.
Put him in a big-budget film.

Eamonn Walker is decent enough, although he di'n really know what he was doing with da sword he did like tuh play with.  Ah like of MJW take down Kimbo Slice and he boys in de opening sequence in de prison shower... ah tort Bob Sapp woulda put up more of a fight though, he get beat like ah real bobolee.  De setta skinny Mexicans get real licks too... but yeah de li'l Filipino dude was irritating fuh real.


Nona Gaye... mein gott! :notworthy:
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Post by: pass(10trini) on September 04, 2010, 05:09:43 PM
Blood and Bone was terrible.

Really!!!!!! All dem good fight scenes you eh like none ah them. You must have at least like the last fight scene.
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Post by: kounty on September 04, 2010, 05:22:44 PM
Tyson opens up about wild life in new documentaryUpdated: May 18, 2008, 12:41 AM EST 87 comments add this RSS blog email print CANNES, France (AP) - Mike Tyson considers it a miracle that he lived to tell his tale. And he's telling it — in graphic detail — in a new documentary at the Cannes Film Festival.
"I lived a wild and extreme life," the former heavyweight champion told reporters Saturday. "I used drugs. I had altercations with dangerous people. I slept with guys' wives that wanted to kill me. I'm just happy to be here, you know. It's just a miracle."

The 41-year-old former boxer got a prolonged ovation at the Cannes screening for "Tyson," directed by his old friend James Toback ("Fingers").

In the movie, which blends old video footage and TV interviews, Tyson talks about getting beaten up and stolen from when he was an overweight kid. He chokes up when reminiscing about his late trainer, Cus D'Amato, who transformed the troubled teenager into a world-class champion.

Tyson spares no details in describing his sex life, and covers his career's low points, like biting Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997. He admits to many, many bad decisions.

But on one issue, he still refuses to take responsibility. He insists he is innocent of the 1991 rape of an 18-year-old beauty queen for which he served three years in prison.

"I've been abusive to women before in my life," he acknowledged. But in this case, "I thought (the conviction) was wrong, I thought it was unfair."

Toback, who has known Tyson for 23 years and gave him small parts in "Black and White" and "When Will I Be Loved," said he talked to Tyson in a soothing, hypnotic voice to get him to open up for the film.


I liked this documentary a lot.  and the Che with Marlon Brando I believe (sorry my life so hectic I don't have time to memorize actors names, or watch too much movies).  Lemme get a old recommendation of something along these lines nah.  Is real kick up and shoot up I have to sift thru on this thread, and I ent watch them kinda ting since I stop being 15 yers old.
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Post by: Peong on September 04, 2010, 07:17:38 PM
Real jokeyness in this movie.  One very irritating ghetto asian, and every single small role was played badly.
The muslim from Oz is a good actor but all he did is recreate that same character, down to the clean living habits, no alcohol, drugs or profanity.

Jai White kept doin his triple-kick to finish off the thugs.  Seen it before.
They wastin Jai White time on crap like this.
Put him in a big-budget film.

Eamonn Walker is decent enough, although he di'n really know what he was doing with da sword he did like tuh play with.  Ah like of MJW take down Kimbo Slice and he boys in de opening sequence in de prison shower... ah tort Bob Sapp woulda put up more of a fight though, he get beat like ah real bobolee.  De setta skinny Mexicans get real licks too... but yeah de li'l Filipino dude was irritating fuh real.


Nona Gaye... mein gott! :notworthy:

Look wikipedia say Eamonn Walker is half Trini.

Walker was born in London to a Grenadian father and a Trinidadian mother, in 1980.[1][2] Brought up in Islington in London,[3] Walker lived in Trinidad for six months when he was nine years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eamonn_Walker
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Post by: Bakes on September 04, 2010, 11:41:01 PM
Look wikipedia say Eamonn Walker is half Trini.

Walker was born in London to a Grenadian father and a Trinidadian mother, in 1980.[1][2] Brought up in Islington in London,[3] Walker lived in Trinidad for six months when he was nine years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eamonn_Walker

I remember looking him up years ago... because I knew he was British and with a name like Eamonn (Irish name, but one of my great-uncles had the same name) I figured he had to be WI like so many black Brits.  I knew he was part Grenadian... but they either didn't have that part about him being Trini, or I forgot about it.  Cool, good to know.


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EDIT:  now I wondering how good that info is... Wikipedia have three dates of birth for him, the first sentence say he born 1962... the blurb in the box to the right say he born 1959... and that part about his Trini mother say he born 1980, lol
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Post by: capodetutticapi on September 05, 2010, 11:08:50 AM
Look wikipedia say Eamonn Walker is half Trini.

Walker was born in London to a Grenadian father and a Trinidadian mother, in 1980.[1][2] Brought up in Islington in London,[3] Walker lived in Trinidad for six months when he was nine years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eamonn_Walker

I remember looking him up years ago... because I knew he was British and with a name like Eamonn (Irish name, but one of my great-uncles had the same name) I figured he had to be WI like so many black Brits.  I knew he was part Grenadian... but they either didn't have that part about him being Trini, or I forgot about it.  Cool, good to know.


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EDIT:  now I wondering how good that info is... Wikipedia have three dates of birth for him, the first sentence say he born 1962... the blurb in the box to the right say he born 1959... and that part about his Trini mother say he born 1980, lol
to me his most memorable role was as the liberian leader in lord of war.
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Post by: Dutty on September 07, 2010, 11:00:25 AM
Baraka!!

no talking
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on September 08, 2010, 07:32:46 AM
Baraka!!

no talking

I've heard of that movie before, I will put it on my list.

Anyone saw the documentary Collapse? I borowed it on DVD and was amazed by the content. This guy(Michael Ruppert) gave a run down as to what could take place in the world's economy. Very eye opening for those interested. I mean my grandmother used to tell me about the days to come where people will have money and can't even do anything with it. :o Thought provoking.

After checking that out yesterday low and behold I end up watching The Road, well yes, I was messed up to say the least. Movie depressing as hell.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on September 14, 2010, 09:15:35 PM
Anyobdy saw Piranha and The Expendables yet ?
The expendables is wicked .Worth 8 bucks .It have to go in my collection .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on September 29, 2010, 02:20:46 PM
I highly recommend Four Lions and Harry Brown.
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Post by: STEUPS!! on September 29, 2010, 06:07:08 PM
not sure if anybody mentioned it:

After.life       

 good movie. have yuh wondering
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Post by: Controversial on September 29, 2010, 06:12:32 PM
IP Man, the mentor of bruce lee, based on a true story of the occupation of the japanese in china. borse flick
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Post by: Bakes on September 30, 2010, 11:34:48 AM
Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married Too" was shit to the nth degree.  All kinda contrived soap opera drama and none of it making much sense. Scenarios which defy both law and logic... silly me for giving him the benefit of the doubt that this would be closer to the first installment, and not utter shit like the rest of his movies.

The Blind Side was patronizing and annoying, but not as much as I'd anticipated... I brakes from watching it for that reason, but it wasn't too bad.


I brakes from watchin Robin Hood too b/c I ent a fan of Russel Crowe.  I liked him in Gladiator of course, and L.A. Confidential... thought he was decent in American Gangster too, but otherwise, not a fan.

Anyways, as to Robin Hood, ah finally watch it and it was decent... the action scenes was kinda boss, but at this point is like once yuh see Braveheart or any of them other period pieces, yuh kinda seen them all. 

The one exception for me is Kenneth Branagh's Henry V... boss movie.  Was reading the book for a class while in college and the professor recommended we watch this interpretation.  Boss, boss war flick... the battle scenes was both chaotic and beautifully choreographed at the same time.  The St. Crispin's Day speech before the Battle of Agincourt was very realistic and very moving... one of the best ever on film in my book.  And then the battle itself.  Other movies, notable The 300, The Last Samurai... and this same Robin Hood have borrowed heavily from it... but the scenes of volleys after volleys of arrows flying thru the air... breathtaking.  You really get the sense that the French were under siege, as these arrows literally start raining down on them, and there was no shelter from the deluge.  The supremacy of the English archers is what carried the day.

Anyways, good movie... allyuh should check it out.
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Post by: Quags on September 30, 2010, 01:29:17 PM
The amazing thing about Robin Hood would be its attention to detail ,from the clothes to weapons .To trying to get all characters and there history ,it would be the most accurate version yet as to the legend .

BTW Prince of Persia is ah good one .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 30, 2010, 02:03:02 PM
The amazing thing about Robin Hood would be its attention to detail ,from the clothes to weapons .To trying to get all characters and there history ,it would be the most accurate version yet as to the legend .

BTW Prince of Persia is ah good one .

Nah... you have tuh be joking, yuh watch it when yuh was high nah?  Dat movie was so much shit it eh even funny.  Ah shoulda know better from de fact that it was a Disney movie eh... but ah let mihself get ketch.  I put that right up there with the Brother's Grimm (2005) as far as to de shit quotient.  The best thing from that movie was seeing mih wife from another life, Monica Bellucci.
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Post by: Quags on September 30, 2010, 02:08:44 PM
Thats the best time to watch them ent  ;D .The only other performance like Jakes would have been Chris O"Donnels Robin ,for acrobatics .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 30, 2010, 05:03:55 PM
More on Henry V's the St. Crispin's Day Speech...

The backdrop as I remember was that the French King was spoiling for war with England, because England was particularly vulnerable at this point because it was tired from war (this was during the Hundred Years War) and Henry was a young king who the French Dauphin (pronounced "dough-fawh" not "doorfin" eh, lol) convinced the King, would be ah easy mark.  So Henry get wind of the plan, especially since they sent to spies to unsucessfully assassinate him.  So he decide to take the battle to the French on their own soil, sailing across the Straits of Dover.

This was seen as madness, because not only would they be fighting on enemy soil, but his men weren't soldiers, but just random blokes he chain up into joining the cause.  On the other side France had ah nice fat professional army just spoiling fuh ah fight.  So anyways, the big battle looming and some of the men starting to question the wisdom of travelling all de way to France to pelt stone at this jep nest.  Them feel they was marching into a slaughter given that they was out-numbered 5-to-1 by the French ("300" thing nah).  So in this scene Henry happen to overhear some of the concerns and decide to give the troops ah pep talk.  Good stuff... this is where the "Band of Brothers" talk come from... and why it so fitting in the war context.

Here are a couple clips:


First the 1944 version by the great, Sir Laurence Olivier


http://www.youtube.com/v/P9fa3HFR02E



Then the much, much better (almost sacrilege for me to say as a fan of Olivier, but it is) Kenneth Branagh version from 1989.


http://www.youtube.com/v/A-yZNMWFqvM

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 30, 2010, 05:04:32 PM
Here's another take...and ah li'l something extra, from Renaissance Man

http://www.youtube.com/v/ApcrdI-XPdU


Ah post that fuh de contrast it offers compared to the other two... but also because it kinda interesting.  De idiot yute who reciting the lines as Pvt. Benitez in this scene name is Lillo Brancato.  Dah fella had a promising acting career, starring in A Bronx Tale opposite DeNiro and N'Bushe Wright, and was in The Sopranos as well (Tony nephew-in-law or something so).  Tony decide he had tuh kill him, but offer him ah Coke before he shoot him.  As pardna sip he Coke Tony ask him how it taste, if it taste good.  He say "yeah", Tony say "good, because that Coke will be the last thing you taste you c*cksucker" and pull out he gun.  When he see de gun de facka bawl "Mommy!" as they start tuh light him up...  :rotfl:  Ah always remember dat scene... lol

Anyways... ah say "had a promising" career because he end up mixed up in a burglary where he and he girlfriend father end up killing ah off-duty cop who confront them.  The policeman leggo some lead in dey backside and they end up getting ketch not far from the scene.  He serving 10-years upstate as we speak.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 04, 2010, 08:49:18 AM
finally see iron man(part 1),will wait another 2 years to see part 2.

also prince of persia...ultimate kaka.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on October 04, 2010, 11:40:01 AM
Over the last few weeks I saw some others movies.

Baraka no talking or nothing but the scenes and images and sounds are breathtaking. Again a surround system will be of benefit to those taking in this but first and foremost the scenes are what you want to see.

Youth In Revolt don't waste your time.

I said it earlier take a look at the documentary Collapse for those interested in the environment and conspiracy theories.

Harry Brown
okay flick nothing too much but good solid old time acting by the equalizer(can't remember his name).

Remember Me I enjoyed this. It was a different spin for me.

Open House was uninspiring movie making. Totally nonsensical to have a person killing people at will in someone's house. Realtor dead and no one even passes by to check on anything. The best is a dinner for neighbors and no one suspect anything. Wasted space on my list.

My name is Khan movie start off strange and slow but was a nice story. Totally enjoyed this one. Movie was long no arse but totally captivating.


Bounty Hunter with Gerard Butler and Jennifer Anniston. Didn't enjoy this one at all. Just a flat  garbage movie.

The Losers okay action for an action starved 2010 movie industry. It filled a bit of a 2010 action void. I think some may enjoy this a bit.

Cop OutStarring Bruce Willis and Tracey Morgan was hilarious. I thought it was going to be a waste but I was rolling on my sofa with this one.

Green Zone. I think they had a lot to say in this one. This one is about the the war that taking place in the mid east right now . Gave a couple insights as to what may have triggered the occupation. Matt Damon starred in this with the same producer that did the Bourne trilogy. I gave this 4 out of 5 stars.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 04, 2010, 11:46:40 AM


Harry Brown
okay flick nothing too much but good solid old time acting by the equalizer(can't remember his name).

Michael Caine...


Bounty Hunter with Gerard Butler and Jennifer Anniston. Didn't enjoy this one at all. Just a flat  garbage movie.

Agreed... bullshit.  Gerard Butler morphing into the next Russel Crowe, another Commonwealth actor with little range who producers lining up to throw money at.

The Losers okay action for an action starved 2010 movie industry. It filled a bit of a 2010 action void. I think some may enjoy this a bit.

This was decent.  Zoe Saldana almost worth the price of admission to see any movie she in.  What a fine piece of eye-candy.

Cop Out was hilarious. I thought it was going to be a waste but I was rolling on my sofa with this one.

Straight up funny.

Green Zone. I think they had a lot to say in this one. This one is about the the war that taking place in the mid east right now . Gave a couple insights as to what may have triggered the occupation. Matt Damon starred in this with the same producer that did the Bourne trilogy. I gave this 4 out of 5 stars.

This in my queue for next week... after I get back from Mee-ah-mee.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on October 04, 2010, 11:58:23 AM
BTW...B & S you take in blood creek?

Have a safe trip.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on October 04, 2010, 01:15:39 PM
IP Man, the mentor of bruce lee, based on a true story of the occupation of the japanese in china. borse flick

Watch meh that kick up boss...IP Man 3 is a bess kick up too dais when he was young.

IP man 2 subtitles wasnt making sense so I get vex but the fighting ws good as well.

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Post by: pecan on October 04, 2010, 01:53:09 PM

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Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is boss... a detective flick really, but only is civilians doing the detective work to revice a cold case involving the 40-year old mystery about the disapperance of a young girl.  Instead they stumble into investigating a serial killer at work.

There's a follow up to that coming out this summer called The Girl Who Played With Fire... I checking for that when it come out.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, were first published in 2005, 2006 and 2007 respectively.

Fun reading

Movie #2 "The Girl Who Played With Fire" was released (limited) in Canada a few week ago but only playing for more extended at the independent movie houses.





yeah after seeing the movie ah read up on it and saw the info about the Millenium Trilogy... I cyah find time to read doh  :-\

The English language remake is in the works.

Rooney Mara   ...     Lisbeth Salander
Daniel Craig ..    Mikael Blomkvist
Christopher Plummer    ...    Henrik Vanger
Robin Wright    ...    Erika Berger
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 04, 2010, 05:05:28 PM
The English language remake is in the works.

Rooney Mara   ...     Lisbeth Salander
Daniel Craig ..    Mikael Blomkvist
Christopher Plummer    ...    Henrik Vanger
Robin Wright    ...    Erika Berger


Yeah I had looked it up after we first discussed it... the plan seems to have fans of the novel up in arms, and for good reason.  I like Daniel Craig... thought Casino Royale was the finest interpretation of the Bond character ever, even better than Connery.  That said, I am yet to find an English languager interpretation of a foreign film that was better (except maybe 'The Ring', but dem Japanese does set de bar real low, lol).
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on October 06, 2010, 07:47:39 AM
Edward Norton Fans his movie: Leaves of grass, suppose to be really good ,will check out this week .

Saw it last week and I enjoyed it a lot.
Thanks for mentioning it, real movies on this thread that I would have otherwise missed.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on October 06, 2010, 01:12:47 PM
http://www.youtube.com/v/ZvB9-TJe_lI
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 07, 2010, 05:55:09 AM
http://www.youtube.com/v/ZvB9-TJe_lI

another bundle ah strait, but poorly executed rip-off scenes, bolliwood at its plagerizing best :-[
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on October 07, 2010, 07:21:36 PM
another bundle ah strait, but poorly executed rip-off scenes, bolliwood at its plagerizing best :-[

So yuh not going?
This apparently is the most expensive indian movie of all time as well as having the biggest opening day box office ever. I guess they know they audience. Plus? you see Will Smith singing and dancing in I robot? or morpheus? That might make a good movie.  ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 07, 2010, 07:59:42 PM
another bundle ah strait, but poorly executed rip-off scenes, bolliwood at its plagerizing best :-[

So yuh not going?
This apparently is the most expensive indian movie of all time as well as having the biggest opening day box office ever. I guess they know they audience. Plus? you see Will Smith singing and dancing in I robot? or morpheus? That might make a good movie.  ;D
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on October 08, 2010, 02:12:05 PM
The Damned United ,footie movie good .
Another sport movie .The Express ,based on the life of college football hero Ernie Davis, the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy.
My next movie gonna be The Stepfather . looks ok .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on October 22, 2010, 12:42:39 PM
Anybody going to see Hereafter (Matt Damon)? It is coming out today I think.
Tell me how it is eh...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on November 10, 2010, 07:28:00 AM
Did anyone see the movie "The Prestige"?
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Post by: Peong on November 10, 2010, 09:07:01 AM
The Prestige was real boss.  Definitely see it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on November 10, 2010, 09:28:23 AM
The Prestige was real boss.  Definitely see it.

yeah man, I saw it the other night and was caught up in it, de pot burn...lol
Have to see it again because there were a few loose ends I didn't quite get. Some great actors in it!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 11, 2010, 09:46:11 AM
Some recent favorites:

Invictus

Good movie.  I'm not the biggest Morgan Freeman fan, and the thought of him playing a newly-minted President Mandela, with Matt Damon as the white captain of the national rugby team, wasn't exactly what I thought of as entertaining.  But Clint Eastwood is the director, and sure enough he didn't disappoint. Inspired "by true facts", it shows Mandela to be a shrewd politician, despite being free only 5 yrs now after 30 on Robben Island. 

Mandela realizes how much rugby, and the Springboks mean to the Afrikaaners and sets out to use the team as an entity under which the whole country can bond.  The problem is that for the black South Africans the Springboks, their tradition, their colors... everything, represents the old days of apartheid, so getting them to embrace the national team would be no easy feat, but a critical one if the young rainbow nation is to survive.  Helpful is the fact that South Africa has been chosen to host the 1995 Rugby World Cup.

Good movie... very inspirational.

The Hurt Locker

Another movie I didn't really have much interest in at first... even after all the awards, and boy was it well-nominated.  According to IMDB this movie received 120 nominations, winning 73 Awards, among them 6 Grammys, including Best Picture and Best Director.  The movie deals with a bomb disposal unit in Iraq, the tensions over being in the middle of a war, added to the stress of the trade... bomb disposal, walking around with a target on your back all the time, not knowing who among the local population to trust, etc.

Really good movie.


Notorious

Biopic about the slain rapper, the Notorious B.I.G.  I avoided this movie like the plague, thought it would be some serious shit... for a number of reasons.  This one really hits close to home, I didn't know Biggie or anything but I used to see this dude around my neighborhood since he used to be hustling on my block, right across from my living room window.  This was back in 1989, long before he blew up. 

I remember that block for a number of reasons, not the least of which being that 920 Fulton St. was the first place my family moved to after coming here to the US.  Right above the A and the C train, walking distance to downtown Brooklyn, and when I was feeling brave enough, walking distance to school, at 1700 Fulton almost 2 miles away.  I'll also remember this place b/c this was some serious hard times for me and my family, my mother and them worked upstate NY and were home only on weekends, so I lived by myself during the week, and nuff times mankind had to go to sleep hungry.  Nuff times we used to wake up to find that some crackhead or the other came up the stairwell and took a crap on the stairs... pile ah feces right next to two or three empty crack vials.

I remember looking out my window and seeing these fellas selling drugs. One time I happen to scrape together enough pennies and quarters to go across de street and buy mih 3 chicken wings with extra mumbo sauce... only to see ah li'l fella fish out a 4-inch wad of money from he pocket to buy he food... and here I is damn near a grown man depending on my mother and dem to feed and clothe me.  I eh go lie... the temptation was strong.

Anyways... Biggie was also my favorite rapper, after all ah dat, and here it is, this is a movie financed by his mother and Puffy, and most of the actors were unknowns.  So I had real doubts... but was pleasantly surprised by how the movie got me caught up.  Hard to say it wasn't biased... after all is his people telling his story.  But I thought it was even-handed in showing everything, flaws and all.  Gravy (Jamal Woolard) was very believable as Biggie, with Anthony Mackie (also co-starring in Hurt Locker, above) as Tupac.  Angela Bassett played his mother, which I didn't agree with... what, Sheryl Lee Ralph wasn't available?  But anyways, the movie was good... and if you're a fan of the music that's just an added treat as it have nuff behind the scenes stuff, from the recording studio, to the concerts etc.  Brings to mind another great hip-hop flick, 8 Mile... not that it anything like it, but the mix of good story, good drama and great music very similar.


The Diary of a Tired Black Man

I see this shit sitting on de shelf at Blockbuster and could only shake my head.  It was clearly biting that next Tyler Perry movie Diary of a Mad Black Woman.  But I end up ketching it on Showtime last night... it arrite man.  Unlike the Tyler Perry movie, this is more a documentary about relationships between black men and women, told from the perspective of a man of course, with street interviews with real people... and the occasional vignette thrown in.  Some of the scenes in the vignettes are exaggerated and play into stereotypes... but there were some occasional nuggets of wisdom from the interview subjects.  I found myself nodding along in agreement on more than a few occasions.  On others I could only shake my head... is no wonder why we have so many issues between black men and women, lol.  And we here shouldn't delude ourselves into thinking that it only applies to African-Americans.

http://www.youtube.com/v/1HVcFyF-mco
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Post by: Marcos on November 12, 2010, 11:15:27 AM
Batman - Under the Red Hood. Big, big cartoon for the cartoon and DC comics fans. Not for the kids though.
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Post by: FireBrand on November 12, 2010, 01:12:05 PM
Batman - Under the Red Hood. Big, big cartoon for the cartoon and DC comics fans. Not for the kids though.

"Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" is another good one.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 12, 2010, 01:35:01 PM
Batman - Under the Red Hood. Big, big cartoon for the cartoon and DC comics fans. Not for the kids though.

Been seeing this in my local Blockbuster for some time now... will check it out.
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Post by: lefty on November 12, 2010, 05:11:32 PM
loves Bruce Timm's work above all others, he really revolutionized the DC universe boy.. Batman TAS, Superman TAS, Justice League unlimited, Batman Beyond(favorite)

of the movies: my favorites

Batman - Mask of the Phantasm
Batman Beyond Return of the Joker Uncut(dis bad)
Batman & Mr. Freeze - SubZero (1998)
Superman - Doomsday(dis real bad)

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 23, 2010, 03:41:15 PM
anybady else find  Green jep lookin good

http://www.youtube.com/v/dY6AhhSdzA8?fs=1&hl=en_US
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Post by: pecan on November 25, 2010, 04:11:00 PM
"Burlesque"

Mediocre acting

Superb soundtrack

Easy to watch

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Post by: Peong on November 26, 2010, 12:47:22 PM
Saw "The Experiment" last night.  Good acting, Adrien Brody and Forest Whittaker.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on November 26, 2010, 10:00:10 PM
anybady else find  Green jep lookin good

http://www.youtube.com/v/dY6AhhSdzA8?fs=1&hl=en_US
seth rogen eh fit the role.
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Post by: Bakes on November 26, 2010, 11:54:42 PM
seth rogen eh fit the role.

Yuh eh see whole week I cussin' on Facebook?  They have he playing Reid and some facking Taiwanese pop singer playing Cato.  Me eh even bothering waste my time.


steups!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 27, 2010, 05:32:58 AM
seth rogen eh fit the role.

Yuh eh see whole week I cussin' on Facebook?  They have he playing Reid and some facking Taiwanese pop singer playing Cato.  Me eh even bothering waste my time.


steups!

atleast he still asian, when last yuh see ah asian play a role originally designed for ah asian in ah american production
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 27, 2010, 10:19:48 AM
atleast he still asian, when last yuh see ah asian play a role originally designed for ah asian in ah american production

What?  There are plenty examples... from the Rush Hour franchise, to several Jet Li movies (Kiss of the Dragon, Romeo Must Die etc.)  For starters there aren't that many ethno-centric roles in Hollywood these days, certainly not many with an asian character exclusively in mind.  For another, the days of Kung Fu and Charlie Chan are long past. 

In fact I should turn the question on you... when last has a role intended for an asian actor gone to a non-asian?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on November 27, 2010, 10:32:15 AM
Asians get roles, but when last an asian character get a love interest?
Asian actors doh get no play lol.
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Post by: Quags on November 27, 2010, 10:39:46 AM
Asians get roles, but when last an asian character get a love interest?
Asian actors doh get no play lol.

Harold and kumar .
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 27, 2010, 10:46:47 AM
Asians get roles, but when last an asian character get a love interest?
Asian actors doh get no play lol.


Yuh mean ah Asian male... cuz yuh know Hollywood does love throw dem white boys at dem Asian chicks.  Part of it is that there aren't that many well-known Asian actors in Hollywood, let alone one with a high profile, or high enough profile to merit a lead character.
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Post by: Peong on November 27, 2010, 12:16:03 PM
Yeh Asian males.
They coulda give Jet Li and Rain from Ninja Assassins someting, but is only salt.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 27, 2010, 04:11:43 PM
atleast he still asian, when last yuh see ah asian play a role originally designed for ah asian in ah american production

What?  There are plenty examples... from the Rush Hour franchise, to several Jet Li movies (Kiss of the Dragon, Romeo Must Die etc.)  For starters there aren't that many ethno-centric roles in Hollywood these days, certainly not many with an asian character exclusively in mind.  For another, the days of Kung Fu and Charlie Chan are long past. 

In fact I should turn the question on you... when last has a role intended for an asian actor gone to a non-asian?

um, I was refering to more specific cases where d source material are developed around asian characters .....Dragon Ball Z easily comes to mind and there are other cases
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 28, 2010, 05:56:07 PM
um, I was refering to more specific cases where d source material are developed around asian characters .....Dragon Ball Z easily comes to mind and there are other cases

"um" what?... I supposed to be a mind reader?  How I supposed to know what you meant to say?  In fact, using that as a criteria Green Hornet doesn't even count since the movie wasn't developed around Cato's character. There are very few Hollywood movies developed around asian characters, in fact as stated before there are very few movies these days that are developed around ethno-specific characters... Harold and Kumar is about the only one that even remotely comes close in mind.  What are these "other cases" that you mention?

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Meanwhile... in sharp contrast to that shit movie Green Hornet... THIS looks like an early summer blockbuster favorite:

http://www.youtube.com/v/f8ZPg8uaoR0


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This is another one which, surprisingly, looks good.  Saw the trailer last night in the theater:

http://www.youtube.com/v/In-m2RJw3hE&feature=channel
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on November 28, 2010, 10:07:36 PM
seth rogen eh fit the role.

Yuh eh see whole week I cussin' on Facebook?  They have he playing Reid and some facking Taiwanese pop singer playing Cato.  Me eh even bothering waste my time.


steups!
ah good fit woulda be di caprio and jet li
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 29, 2010, 12:42:33 AM
seth rogen eh fit the role.

Yuh eh see whole week I cussin' on Facebook?  They have he playing Reid and some facking Taiwanese pop singer playing Cato.  Me eh even bothering waste my time.


steups!
ah good fit woulda be di caprio and jet li

Doh fack mih up... Matt Damon (think of the job he did as Jason Bourne), Tobey Maguire, Joseph Gordon-Levitt... heck, even Will Smith over Leo.  They coulda get Tony Jaa or even Hiroyuki Ikeuchi (since Cato was really supposed to be Japanese and not Chinese).
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 29, 2010, 10:48:06 AM

"um" what?... I supposed to be a mind reader?  How I supposed to know what you meant to say?  In fact, using that as a criteria Green Hornet doesn't even count since the movie wasn't developed around Cato's character. There are very few Hollywood movies developed around asian characters, in fact as stated before there are very few movies these days that are developed around ethno-specific characters... Harold and Kumar is about the only one that even remotely comes close in mind.  What are these "other cases" that you mention?


in d office right now, lil to busy to put it in mih own words but google search list (http://www.google.tt/#hl=en&safe=off&biw=1280&bih=911&&sa=X&ei=69TzTKbEK8uXnwe595WuCg&ved=0CBEQvwUoAQ&q=asian+characters+in+cartoon+but+white+in+movies&spell=1&fp=8bc1f59eb1df962b)

an out out of there an opinion piece on the notion (http://www.examiner.com/asian-american-movie-in-los-angeles/does-hollywood-white-wash-the-casting-of-asian-characters-movies)

its not dat ah arguing against artistic license yuh know ............enjoyed Will Smith as Jim West mih self, but d asian ting come up enough times to be significant

the cowboys ting lookin good doh and strangely real people dat say dey like d GH trailer say dey hate d latern one and tink it go be real shit.............I kinda find d irony lil funny mihself especially seeing dat d opposite also applies.........atleast in dis instance


as for me I checkin both out, so to each his own  :beermug: :beermug: hope yuh enjoy which ever :beermug:

 
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Post by: Bakes on November 29, 2010, 11:08:18 AM
I saw the Lantern trailer and was really impressed.  To be honest I didn't even know it had a movie in the works, and had even forgotten about Green Lantern as a character, since it's been so long since I was into comics.  But I real looking forward to seeing it.  I'll ketch Green Hornet when it come out on DVD a month later, b/c I guarantee yuh dat shit tanking at the box office, lol


Will take a read of the articles  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: AirMan on January 01, 2011, 12:39:38 PM
This is a Very good movie...http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1053424/

allyuh have to see dat one
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Post by: Controversial on January 30, 2011, 12:18:14 AM
anyone see true grit?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on February 11, 2011, 10:18:49 AM
Ah see ah new flagflappin movie commin
The poster script alone should activate most global gag reflexes ;)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/)


Hollywood green lighting anyting oui...what next Hawkeye? Power Man? Black Lightning? Wonder Twins?
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Post by: lefty on February 11, 2011, 10:53:38 AM
Ah see ah new flagflappin movie commin
The poster script alone should activate most global gag reflexes ;)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/)


Hollywood green lighting anyting oui...what next Hawkeye? Power Man? Black Lightning? Wonder Twins?
boy I was willing to bet anyting dat hollywood would consider d captain america franchise a big risk ............ah guess d thinking is no more bush, d iraq war, while not forgotten, isn't as big ah draw for anti-american sentiment anymore dat dey could slide dis past and no one would notice :-\ ??? , I imagine if it's one of those america d invincible saves the world with no one else's help kinda deal it mightn' do too well.........especially if he does dispense dat "I untouchable" Steven Seagall bran ah justice


......ah guess if he get he arse royally kicked and jus pulls thru in d end ala John Mc Lane :beermug: ah might be able to stomach it lil bit but we go see
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on February 11, 2011, 11:02:41 AM
Wasn't really looking forward to X-Men 1st Class...

... but the trailer looking good

http://www.youtube.com/v/m4_ra9VneUc
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on February 11, 2011, 12:04:37 PM
Ah see ah new flagflappin movie commin
The poster script alone should activate most global gag reflexes ;)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0458339/)


Hollywood green lighting anyting oui...what next Hawkeye? Power Man? Black Lightning? Wonder Twins?

Apparently yuh haven't been watching Iron Man the past several years...

boy I was willing to bet anyting dat hollywood would consider d captain america franchise a big risk ............ah guess d thinking is no more bush, d iraq war, while not forgotten, isn't as big ah draw for anti-american sentiment anymore dat dey could slide dis past and no one would notice :-\ ??? , I imagine if it's one of those america d invincible saves the world with no one else's help kinda deal it mightn' do too well.........especially if he does dispense dat "I untouchable" Steven Seagall bran ah justice


......ah guess if he get he arse royally kicked and jus pulls thru in d end ala John Mc Lane :beermug: ah might be able to stomach it lil bit but we go see

All of this presupposes that Hollywood makes movies for non-American audiences.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on February 11, 2011, 12:14:22 PM

All of this presupposes that Hollywood makes movies for non-American audiences.

true
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on February 11, 2011, 01:45:36 PM
Mubarak Flees Egypt. Live and in HD
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on February 22, 2011, 12:22:56 PM
waiting for superman is a good documentary about US educational system and the rise of charter schools. somewhat topical given what going on in wisconsin with the teacher's union. they also cover a bit of the attempts by former washington dc mayor adrian fenty to reform the system with superintendent michelle rhee. for de nyc-based, geoffrey canada is featured - dat man is a boss.

another very good documentary is who killed the electric car? which chronicles the life and death of the GM EV project. imagine GM sat on this technology - wdmc!! they could have initiated and owned the next generation of automobiles - instead they end up taking a bailout. that is not leadership. :-\
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on February 23, 2011, 12:10:24 AM
waiting for superman is a good documentary about US educational system and the rise of charter schools. somewhat topical given what going on in wisconsin with the teacher's union. they also cover a bit of the attempts by former washington dc mayor adrian fenty to reform the system with superintendent michelle rhee. for de nyc-based, geoffrey canada is featured - dat man is a boss.

Ah sure Raj will agree.
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Post by: Peong on February 23, 2011, 11:19:47 AM
I recommend Micmacs, a French comedy, it was very interesting and slightly amusing.
I enjoyed The Town, best chase scenes I've seen in a while, and I liked the story.
I saw Due Date, but that was disappointing.
Dinner For Schmucks was funnier, but still not that good.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 07, 2011, 09:05:25 PM
The Adjustment Bureau


http://www.youtube.com/v/jDVVyGRPyZY

Boss flick... the premise is essentially that we live our lives exercising a limited range of free choice, with the rest being scripted for us.  Every now and then we go "off plan" and that warrants "an adjustment", where the adjusters step in, freeze us (and anyone else necessary) programs the right action  plan into our heads and we carry on back on plan.  Straying too far off plan might cause the adjusters to reveal themselves to us (we normally have no recollection of the adjustments) and if too huge an adjustment is necessary or if we reveal the adjusters to anyone else then a total "reset" (sorta like a disk format) is done and we have no recollection of anything, not even our families. 

Some really cool special effects, simple as they are they are employed to great effect.


The King's Speech


http://www.youtube.com/v/-aS4hoOSlzo

It's no wonder this movie one Best Movie at the Academy Awards two weekends ago... powerful movie.  The story is essentially that King George V (Queen Elizabeth's grandfather) is old and needs an heir.  He has two sons, Princes Edward (Guy Pearce) and Albert (Colin Firth), but Edward is taken with an American divorcee, Wallis Simpson (a scandal to the Church of England, who can't have its head marry a divorced woman), and Albert lacks confidence and has a serious stutter (or "stammer" as we and the Brits call it).  George dies and Edward as older son becomes king, but abdicates the throne to marry the twice-divorced Ms. Simpson. 

Albert in the mean time has been working with Lionel Logue (Geofrey Rush) to improve his speech impediment.  By the time of Edward's abdication Albert is mortified at speaking in public, but has begun to make improvements.  He becomes King and keeps Logue, despite the protest of some of his advisors.  WWII breaks out, Hitler starts his invasion of European nations, Great Britain is threatened and Albert, now King George VI, must reassure a restive empire.  The advent of radio puts an even greater premium on the ability to speak to the citizens... and so Logue sets out to prepare the King for this all important speech.

One of the best movies I've seen in quite some time.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 07, 2011, 12:24:33 PM
I saw the Lantern trailer and was really impressed.  To be honest I didn't even know it had a movie in the works, and had even forgotten about Green Lantern as a character, since it's been so long since I was into comics.  But I real looking forward to seeing it.  I'll ketch Green Hornet when it come out on DVD a month later, b/c I guarantee yuh dat shit tanking at the box office, lol


Will take a read of the articles  :beermug:

Upon further review Green Lantern looking like some real shit.  We have National Lampoon's Van facking Wilder as the hero... so like Seth Rogen in Green Hornet, I shouldn't have been too surprised.  Ent see it yet though, but it eh look like they'll be getting my money.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on June 09, 2011, 09:14:27 AM
Fellas, I just get into this thread so I might be a bit late with some info:

Green Hornet big disappointment - was a big fan of the TV series - hopefully they can revamp the movie like they did with the Hulk - shitty producing shouldn't ruin a good story.

Water for Elephants - damn good film and a bonus for those who like period pieces.

Hanna - not bad about a young 16 year old girl trained in isolation from young to battle the CIA. I believe the star is the same girl from the Lovely Bones - Saoirse Ronan.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 09, 2011, 09:22:55 AM
Fellas, I just get into this thread so I might be a bit late with some info:

Green Hornet big disappointment - was a big fan of the TV series - hopefully they can revamp the movie like they did with the Hulk - shitty producing shouldn't ruin a good story.

Water for Elephants - damn good film and a bonus for those who like period pieces.

Hanna - not bad about a young 16 year old girl trained in isolation from young to battle the CIA. I believe the star is the same girl from the Lovely Bones - Saoirse Ronan.

VB

GH start off aight den steadily slip dong hill, it was loud for sake ah being loud ah understand d premise of green hornet eh but at the same time should heros go out dey way not to hurt police
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on June 10, 2011, 06:37:08 AM
New Conan movie coming out

Conan the Barbarian (2011)
(http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMjIyMTI4MDU4N15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjA1NjIyNQ@@._V1._SY317_.jpg)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 10, 2011, 10:28:02 PM
New Conan movie coming out

Conan the Barbarian (2011)
(http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMjIyMTI4MDU4N15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjA1NjIyNQ@@._V1._SY317_.jpg)

Starring "Khal Drogo"  :)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on June 13, 2011, 01:11:26 PM
I take een Thor the other day...d movie not bad.

Hangover 2 was real filth....I ent laugh or chuckle once...doh waste yuh time.

I ent see d hype in True Grit...it was so so for me.

The Warriors Way had potential as a kick up but it get stale....Shaolin was a decent kickup but again they try too hard.

Battlefield LA was real shit....Section 8 was much better.

Sanctum was stale

127 hours is a dread flick...more documentary type but it was a real eye opening movie.

The Eagle was too slow....is another show that had potential but it get water down.

I have Black Swan, Kings Speech, Fighter, Rango and Next 3 days to watch.

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Post by: Queen Macoomeh on June 13, 2011, 02:02:26 PM
Saw X-men last night. I never read the comic (I was enamoured of Spiderman and I'm a relatively loyal woman).

I enjoyed it although I noted they killed the only black dude (Darwin) and the only black woman was a ho...apart from that....good kick and stab movie.

Anybody going to see Rise of the Planet of The Apes? Now THAT looks like a mentally and spiritually disturbing movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 13, 2011, 03:48:58 PM

Battlefield LA was real shit....Section 8 was much better.

Sanctum was stale

127 hours is a dread flick...more documentary type but it was a real eye opening movie.

The Eagle was too slow....is another show that had potential but it get water down.

I have Black Swan, Kings Speech, Fighter, Rango and Next 3 days to watch.



District 9??


King's Speech is boss.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 13, 2011, 03:54:07 PM
Saw X-men last night. I never read the comic (I was enamoured of Spiderman and I'm a relatively loyal woman).

I enjoyed it although I noted they killed the only black dude (Darwin) and the only black woman was a ho...apart from that....good kick and stab movie.

Anybody going to see Rise of the Planet of The Apes? Now THAT looks like a mentally and spiritually disturbing movie.

Storm was a ho?  Ent see it yet... but yuh should check out the entire X-Men series.  X2, the second was in my mind the best.  That opening scene to me is the most fantastic opener to a movie that I have ever seen. Closely rivaled by the parkour chase in Casino Royale.


Planet of the Apes looking very decent.  I ent like that is so much CGI... but understandable why they need to use it.  If by "mentally and spiritually" disturbing yuh mean the disorienting feeling you get from seeing a "lesser" species dominate... then yeah.  Reminds me of how I felt when I saw a vid of a giant centipede killing and eating a mouse... morbid curiousity, I eh really dat sick.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on June 13, 2011, 04:58:53 PM
Storm wasn't in this one. it's a new character...a fire spitting fly...lol
lawd...but I take it back though. My husband corrected me, She isn't a ho, she's an exotic dancer...my bad.  ::)

The expression of the face of the chimp is what got me in the trailer...and of course man's incredible ability to self annihilate.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on June 13, 2011, 06:27:36 PM
Storm wasn't in this one. it's a new character...a fire spitting fly...lol
lawd...but I take it back though. My husband corrected me, She isn't a ho, she's an exotic dancer...my bad.  ::)

The expression of the face of the chimp is what got me in the trailer...and of course man's incredible ability to self annihilate.


think that is Lenny Kravitz's daughter, Zoe Kravitz
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on June 13, 2011, 07:59:39 PM
the company men is a good movie :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on June 14, 2011, 06:56:24 AM

think that is Lenny Kravitz's daughter, Zoe Kravitz
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She got all the looks from both parents. Her mom is "Denise" from the Cosby Show. But she's not a good actress...very attractive though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on June 14, 2011, 09:21:34 AM

think that is Lenny Kravitz's daughter, Zoe Kravitz


She got all the looks from both parents. Her mom is "Denise" from the Cosby Show. But she's not a good actress...very attractive though.

agree - the acting in general wasn't that good. kevin bacon was decent. someone tell me please why people does rate january jones - real boring. best character was azazal.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on June 14, 2011, 08:40:18 PM
I could just not say anything, and make sure some of you never even hear about this movie, but I feel some ppl can benefit from my mistake.
Do NOT watch "A Serbian Film".
DO NOT WATCH IT.

In my defense I was checkin out the show list for a horror movie festival.  I watched "Red White and Blue" and I will recommend that one.  Next on the list was "A Serbian Film".  Now I can't bring myself to watch the others in the list.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on June 15, 2011, 07:03:53 AM
I could just not say anything, and make sure some of you never even hear about this movie, but I feel some ppl can benefit from my mistake.
Do NOT watch "A Serbian Film".
DO NOT WATCH IT.

In my defense I was checkin out the show list for a horror movie festival.  I watched "Red White and Blue" and I will recommend that one.  Next on the list was "A Serbian Film".  Now I can't bring myself to watch the others in the list.

hmm,,Is this an attempt at that newfangled 'reeverse sykology' all the kids are doing these days?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on June 15, 2011, 09:41:35 AM
I could just not say anything, and make sure some of you never even hear about this movie, but I feel some ppl can benefit from my mistake.
Do NOT watch "A Serbian Film".
DO NOT WATCH IT.

In my defense I was checkin out the show list for a horror movie festival.  I watched "Red White and Blue" and I will recommend that one.  Next on the list was "A Serbian Film".  Now I can't bring myself to watch the others in the list.

hmm,,Is this an attempt at that newfangled 'reeverse sykology' all the kids are doing these days?

nah ... he thought the flim name was "A Lesbian Film"
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on June 15, 2011, 10:41:09 AM
hmm,,Is this an attempt at that newfangled 'reeverse sykology' all the kids are doing these days?

I know that is what will happen to some ppl, but seriously, the decision to watch that movie should not be taken lightly.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on June 15, 2011, 12:25:35 PM
hmm,,Is this an attempt at that newfangled 'reeverse sykology' all the kids are doing these days?

I know that is what will happen to some ppl, but seriously, the decision to watch that movie should not be taken lightly.

oK, Ok Fine,, you've twisted my arm...I'll gather the kids and we go siddong and take it in on the weekend
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Post by: JDB on June 15, 2011, 12:46:24 PM
Interesting review from Fear.net. I briefly scanned some reviews that stated the movie had no message at all. This reviewer thinks that it is making a statement about the dehumanizing effect of experiencing sadistic violence. I find it interesting only because one of the under-reported facts of war is the brutality and dehumanization that occurs. Basically when you get used to killing a sworn enemy people to survive, rape, torture and pillaging presents less of a moral dilemna.

This seems to be an extension of that in the sense that if you get accustom to watching vile shit for entertainment the boundaries of what you find acceptable could be affected as well.

Peong's warning seems really appropriate. Watch at your own peril. I curious though Peong yuh watch the whole thing?


SXSW 2010 Review: 'A Serbian Film' (http://www.fearnet.com/news/reviews/b18477_sxsw_2010_review_serbian_film.html)
Tue., Mar. 16, 2010 1:32 PM PDT , by Scott Weinberg

Imagine you're a car mechanic and you're tasked with fixing a car made entirely of body parts. Or pretend you're a doctor who is faced with a shocking, violent disease that nobody's ever seen before. Now here's me: a (very) horror-friendly film critic who is asked to review a film that's so shocking, so outrageous, and so legitimately disturbing that it boggles the mind. Yes, even the mind of a trained writer who's seen and reviewed thousands of horror films. And while I generally detest the employment of superlatives within my film reviews, I feel I can state, without fear of contradiction, that A Serbian Film is one of the most disgusting, unpleasant, and ANGRY films I've ever seen.

And if you think I mean that as a knock against the film, well then keep on reading.
On the surface, here's the deal: We open with a nine-year-old boy who is watching a pornographic film. We quickly discover that the film is one of his father's tapes. As in, his father is the star of the porno. Yikes. Mom and Dad show up, yank the cassette out of the player, and point the child toward the decidedly more appropriate activity of singing. But little Peter isn't all that great of a singer, which is why Mama asks her husband, Milos, for some money.

This simple request offers a clear indication that the family is short on cash, which means it's time for Milos to reluctantly return to the world of hardcore porn. Only ... in Serbia, the word "hardcore" doesn't mean what it used to. Without getting too vile, let's just say that Milos' new director has a rather ... extreme ... view of the porno biz. His films are less about the pleasures of human sexuality, and more about the exploitation, the degradation, and the ceaseless victimization of the human animal.

But then ... everything I've just described is merely the surface layer of A Serbian Film, and it's probably the least fascinating. So while it's true that a large portion of disturbing porn oozes out of Eastern European countries these days, and that it's a darkly compelling story to tell, I'd say A Serbian Film is actually "about" a group of angry young filmmakers whose country has been beaten and battered virtually beyond repair. I'd venture to say that A Serbian Film could only come from a group of people who've lived through some stunningly painful experiences, and are now dead-set on throwing their collective fury on to a movie screen.
"You watched it! You can't UN-WATCH it!"
is a rather amusing line that I discovered in an episode of Futurama, and it's one I love to yell immediately after seeing a film that has somehow scarred itself onto your brain. A Serbian Film not only fits that description; it's actually "about" the inability to "un-watch" something horrendous. The film posits the belief that once your eyes and your brain are pummeled with visions both horrific and inhumane, that you're never really the same. The creators of A  Serbian Film have seen such things first-hand, and their film seems aggressively intent on delivering some moments that, indeed, you will never forget. Even if you want to.

It's a Haneke-style trick being played on the audience, in a way, because as we watch Milos struggle through a series of monumentally disturbing misadventures, the flick actually DOES toss a few unforgettable horrors at the screen. To catalog such events would be a grave disservice to A Serbian Film, as this is in no way a "fun-time" horror flick, nor are the "nasty bits" anything close to fun. One gets the clear impression that the sickest moments are meant to judge an audience's willingness to leap into the truly vile and nihilistic side of the swimming pool -- but as a seasoned genrevore, I was stunned, shocked, and actually rather impressed. This is truly a film that pulls no punches, for better or for worse.

Practically unreleasable in its current state, A Serbian Film feels like a giant, screaming exclamation point of a film -- from a nation that rarely produces films at all. I think the film is tragic, sickening, disturbing, twisted, absurd, infuriated, and actually quite intelligent. There are those who will be unable (or unwilling) to decipher even the most basic of "messages": buried within A Serbian Film, but I believe it's one of the most legitimately fascinating films I've ever seen. I admire and detest it at the same time.
And I will never watch it again. Ever.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 15, 2011, 12:52:20 PM
Read about in in the NY Times a month ago... prosecutors apparently wanted to charge the director.  Didn't really interest me then, can't say it does now.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/15/movies/in-spain-serbian-film-raises-questions-of-artistic-license.html?scp=1&sq=a%20serbian%20film&st=cse
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on June 22, 2011, 11:42:06 AM
Limitless...is a decent flick, but I still find they coulda do more. Is about a tablet that allows you to use 100% of your brain. If you already smart you get even more inna gear.

Next 3 days is also a good show...Russel Crowe did a good one here...only thing is the beginning moves a bit slow but once the plan in action...is pace.

I going and take in Unknown sometime over the weekend.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on June 22, 2011, 12:35:17 PM
Limitless was decent eh, actually enjoyed it but that is a real high man movie... For me it come across in a subtle way as some kinda advert for drug use, or a pat on the back for all them white collar cocaine users in corporate America.

Priest was a decent lil flick too, nutten too special but good all the same.

Hangover 2 was Hangover 1 all over again.. It had some moments, but it was a basically a remake of part 1 set in a next country, it wasn't no sequel.

Fast Five was real good in terms of an all out action movie as long as yuh dont try to think too hard about the plot and yuh willing to overlook the fact that The Rock cyah act to save he life. That last car chase scene was riveting as it was a dumb.. Imagine men pull down a whole city with 2 charger and a bank safe and taking corner like normal lol.

Is it me or the film industry real starving for invention these days? I find myself scanning the movie listings since the start of this year and finding 1 watchable movie in the cinema at the most. I say that was just until summer but now is like all i waiting for is Transformers 3.

Imagine men actually get funding to make a serious adult version movie about Little Red Riding Hood.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: kicker on June 22, 2011, 02:08:02 PM
The loving story - the documentary made about the Supreme Court case Virginia v. Loving...about legalizing interracial marriage in Virginia - best I've seen this year. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on June 22, 2011, 03:14:15 PM
I enjoyed The Warrior's Way.  Comic-book style badman movie about a samurai swordsman in the wild west, with good action but there was plenty corniness involved.

Skyline had nice special effects but the rest of it was garbage.

I saw Monsters a while back and I enjoyed it a lot.  Despite a very low budget it was well-made.

The Adjustment Bureau was enjoyable.  I doh know why Obama was hatin on it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 03, 2011, 10:00:19 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: STEUPS!! on July 05, 2011, 08:27:28 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.

my mouth was open to d point where i almost dribbling for dat scene. MAD

out of the the three installments. this one was the best IMO. action from start to finish. taking it een again dis weekend. peltin out d 3-D money again too. dat is a show that cant be seen just once
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on July 05, 2011, 09:19:36 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.

my mouth was open to d point where i almost dribbling for dat scene. MAD

out of the the three installments. this one was the best IMO. action from start to finish. taking it een again dis weekend. peltin out d 3-D money again too. dat is a show that cant be seen just once
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.


Spoiler alerts please.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: soccerman on July 05, 2011, 10:11:59 PM
Bad Teacher was some kix
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 05, 2011, 10:46:39 PM
Spoiler alerts please.

VB

Dread you acting like somebody reveal some kinda important plot detail or sumting... I actually satisfied to myself that I wasn't revealing anything here that would "spoil" it fuh anybody.


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STEUPS... yuh right, I definitely taking in dis one again too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: STEUPS!! on July 06, 2011, 06:13:48 PM
Spoiler alerts please.

VB

Dread you acting like somebody reveal some kinda important plot detail or sumting... I actually satisfied to myself that I wasn't revealing anything here that would "spoil" it fuh anybody.


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STEUPS... yuh right, I definitely taking in dis one again too.


VB, the scene described there is actually one shown in the previews, so no spoilers here  ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 06, 2011, 11:29:15 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.

my mouth was open to d point where i almost dribbling for dat scene. MAD

out of the the three installments. this one was the best IMO. action from start to finish. taking it een again dis weekend. peltin out d 3-D money again too. dat is a show that cant be seen just once
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.


Spoiler alerts please.

VB

bay did a decent job but the storyline has changed so much from the cartoon that annoys me a lot when i watch transformers

from starscream voice not being the same to renaming the autobots matrix of leadership to the all spark, is garbage, but i understand why because the matrix series already had been released

parts of the story like metroplex, omega supreme and unikron not being essential, to the original music from the cartoon movie should have been included

i hope they take voltron or robotech to feature film but they will have difficulties because the new generation will think its a bite from transformers  >:(

not to mention megatron is still megatron and has not completed the transformation to galvatron  >:(
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 07, 2011, 01:40:29 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.

my mouth was open to d point where i almost dribbling for dat scene. MAD

out of the the three installments. this one was the best IMO. action from start to finish. taking it een again dis weekend. peltin out d 3-D money again too. dat is a show that cant be seen just once
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.


Spoiler alerts please.

VB

bay did a decent job but the storyline has changed so much from the cartoon that annoys me a lot when i watch transformers

from starscream voice not being the same to renaming the autobots matrix of leadership to the all spark, is garbage, but i understand why because the matrix series already had been released

parts of the story like metroplex, omega supreme and unikron not being essential, to the original music from the cartoon movie should have been included

i hope they take voltron or robotech to feature film but they will have difficulties because the new generation will think its a bite from transformers  >:(

not to mention megatron is still megatron and has not completed the transformation to galvatron  >:(

I don't get your ire nah.  Megatron's voice is also very different.  Who besides Cullen voiced in the original series?  The 80's rock power ballads used in the original cartoon were used because it was current music.  Why should they use retro music today?
And if you want to see the original storyline with original voices and music, just re-watch the original series.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 07, 2011, 03:49:51 PM
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.

my mouth was open to d point where i almost dribbling for dat scene. MAD

out of the the three installments. this one was the best IMO. action from start to finish. taking it een again dis weekend. peltin out d 3-D money again too. dat is a show that cant be seen just once
Transformers was boss... the story weak but not as bad as previous ones.  The action though... wow.  I still say the Scorponok assault (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6O6iw0uknI) in the desert in Revenge of the Fallen is de best Transformer scene... followed by the chase scene on the highway with the Bonecrusher rollerblading after Bumblebee (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7ALPvOIfUU).  There's a near identical scene in this one that really did it fuh me when Bumblebee and Sam was racing along the highway with the Decepticons hot on they trail.  The Decepticons crash a truck right in front of them and just before impact  Bumblebee transform mid-chase... causing Sam to eject and go flying... jump over the obstruction, pluck Sam out of the air and put him back inside, transforming back into the car all in one.  Well yes... I nearly bawl like ah teenage gyul yes.  Take it een in 3-D too... niceness.

Ah also take in Green Lantern fuh free... steups.  Dai'z all that really needs to be said yes.  Sorely disappointing.  After the Batman and Super Man franchises (which is to say, after Batman) DC Comics real ketching dey ass.


Spoiler alerts please.

VB

bay did a decent job but the storyline has changed so much from the cartoon that annoys me a lot when i watch transformers

from starscream voice not being the same to renaming the autobots matrix of leadership to the all spark, is garbage, but i understand why because the matrix series already had been released

parts of the story like metroplex, omega supreme and unikron not being essential, to the original music from the cartoon movie should have been included

i hope they take voltron or robotech to feature film but they will have difficulties because the new generation will think its a bite from transformers  >:(

not to mention megatron is still megatron and has not completed the transformation to galvatron  >:(

I don't get your ire nah.  Megatron's voice is also very different.  Who besides Cullen voiced in the original series?  The 80's rock power ballads used in the original cartoon were used because it was current music.  Why should they use retro music today?
And if you want to see the original storyline with original voices and music, just re-watch the original series.

at least they kept as close to megatron's voice as possible, starscream being a main villain should have had his voice in there, things as those made the cartoon, same way with soundwaves voice, die hard transformers fans like myself who know the cartoon inside out would agree and have agreed that there were failures in the storyline and with the characters

whats wrong with doing a cover of the song? millions know the song, and would have loved some elements to remain, thats what made transformers a huge cartoon, this version has lost its way on many angles.

Chris Latta & Hirotaka Suzuoki did starscream in the original, Frank Welker for soundwave, megatron and galvatron.

plus no sign of the Quintessons who made the transformers, sorry breds, the story is weak, read the reviews from cartoon die hards other than me and film critics, it didn't cut it

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 07, 2011, 10:43:53 PM
Megatron's voice in the current movies is much deeper and spoken lower than in the cartoon. It sounds like he was speaking under his breath. (It was Agent Smith for those who interested). In the cartoon Megatron's voice was loud and harsh.  I don't think they tried to keep it like it was at all.  
Soundwave's voice was well done in the movies.

The Quintessons and Galvatron, that came after two whole seasons in the movie, which gave them enough time to tell the story.
The movies could have been weak if they used more of the original plot too especially with the time constraints.  If that had happened men  like you would be livid.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 07, 2011, 11:42:43 PM

at least they kept as close to megatron's voice as possible, starscream being a main villain should have had his voice in there, things as those made the cartoon, same way with soundwaves voice, die hard transformers fans like myself who know the cartoon inside out would agree and have agreed that there were failures in the storyline and with the characters

whats wrong with doing a cover of the song? millions know the song, and would have loved some elements to remain, thats what made transformers a huge cartoon, this version has lost its way on many angles.

What you and the other diehards fail to acknowledge, is that they didn't make the movie fuh allyuh, but to appeal to a wider audience.  This version "lost its way" to becoming a legitimate franchise and smashing box office success.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on July 08, 2011, 06:55:43 AM
My friend's band Mute Math did a cover of the Transformers Theme.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 08, 2011, 10:36:06 AM

at least they kept as close to megatron's voice as possible, starscream being a main villain should have had his voice in there, things as those made the cartoon, same way with soundwaves voice, die hard transformers fans like myself who know the cartoon inside out would agree and have agreed that there were failures in the storyline and with the characters

whats wrong with doing a cover of the song? millions know the song, and would have loved some elements to remain, thats what made transformers a huge cartoon, this version has lost its way on many angles.

What you and the other diehards fail to acknowledge, is that they didn't make the movie fuh allyuh, but to appeal to a wider audience.  This version "lost its way" to becoming a legitimate franchise and smashing box office success.

its doing well at the box office because the majority of viewers don't know a thing about transformers, they going based on marketing hype, not because the movie is great and has a superior plot to other sci fi movies

but the cg was poor in the first film, it has improved.

Megatron's voice in the current movies is much deeper and spoken lower than in the cartoon. It sounds like he was speaking under his breath. (It was Agent Smith for those who interested). In the cartoon Megatron's voice was loud and harsh.  I don't think they tried to keep it like it was at all.  
Soundwave's voice was well done in the movies.

The Quintessons and Galvatron, that came after two whole seasons in the movie, which gave them enough time to tell the story.
The movies could have been weak if they used more of the original plot too especially with the time constraints.  If that had happened men  like you would be livid.

if they can go back to sentinel prime and cybertron they can go back to the quintessons and forward to galvatron since megatron was defeated by optimus more than once and died in the first installment

the voice was done well for megatron despite it being deeper than the cartoon which i know, but it is close to the original, unlike strascream, soundwave is close but they should have gotten the original voice actors, if they are still alive, however they failed with the storyline and im not the first to say this, many major comic book and cartoon critics agree with my opinion.

take for example what peter jackson did with lord of the rings, he stays as close to the book as possible and he did a marvelous job, bay strayed and paid for it, because transformers could have been an even bigger box office hit than what it is now, rather than just being a visually stunning display of cinema with a weak storyline
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 08, 2011, 10:37:26 AM
My friend's band Mute Math did a cover of the Transformers Theme.

post the link breds, would be interesting to hear it  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on July 08, 2011, 11:27:32 AM
My friend's band Mute Math did a cover of the Transformers Theme.

post the link breds, would be interesting to hear it  :beermug:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlYD9dR82rY
 
you can download the song of the soundtrack for the movie (go to itunes)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 08, 2011, 12:59:54 PM
its doing well at the box office because the majority of viewers don't know a thing about transformers, they going based on marketing hype, not because the movie is great and has a superior plot to other sci fi movies

"Marketing hype" would explain a good opening box office weekend... followed by poor numbers.  The strength of the franchise over three installments now is testament that the movie is successful, independent of any supposed marketing hype... not even sure why you're trying to argue this.  But at any rate, even if I were to concede your point for argument's sake... all the studio is concerned about is the bottomline, and as you've admitted, it's doing well at the box office.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 08, 2011, 10:43:29 PM
its doing well at the box office because the majority of viewers don't know a thing about transformers, they going based on marketing hype, not because the movie is great and has a superior plot to other sci fi movies

"Marketing hype" would explain a good opening box office weekend... followed by poor numbers.  The strength of the franchise over three installments now is testament that the movie is successful, independent of any supposed marketing hype... not even sure why you're trying to argue this.  But at any rate, even if I were to concede your point for argument's sake... all the studio is concerned about is the bottomline, and as you've admitted, it's doing well at the box office.

sometimes its more than just the bottom line breds  8)

and i would expect a movie that has over 55 million in marketing dollars behind it to do well

compared to a movie like kings speech that costed a little over 8 million and grossed over 400 million, excellent story and acting, small marketing budget

transformers didn't need a huge marketing budget because it already had that huge following, it needed better acting and screenwriting, just my opinion as a transformers fan who has spoken to many other transformers fans who feel the same way
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 09, 2011, 10:23:44 AM

sometimes its more than just the bottom line breds  8)


That's like saying "it doesn't matter if you win or lose, as long as you play pretty football".

Unfortunately for you the only opinions the producers care about is that of their accountants and financial advisers.  As long as that stays positive then the rest of 'us' can keep shaking our fists at the sky all we want.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 09, 2011, 04:34:11 PM

sometimes its more than just the bottom line breds  8)


That's like saying "it doesn't matter if you win or lose, as long as you play pretty football".

Unfortunately for you the only opinions the producers care about is that of their accountants and financial advisers.  As long as that stays positive then the rest of 'us' can keep shaking our fists at the sky all we want.

its funny you say that because i liken that line to transformers, because it lacks substance but looks pretty to the movie goer, pulling a profit because of their marketing dollars behind it and michael bay as director

not because of great acting or a screenplay, but thats how movies are now, all graphics and explosions without the in dept storyline to make it a great movie 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 09, 2011, 04:38:44 PM
watching IP man 2 today, saw IP man and really loved the movie

for any kick up fans take een IP man  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 09, 2011, 05:13:32 PM
Contro I was hoping that the Transformers movies would be along the lines of the cartoon, but after the first one, obviously that was not the intent and I gave up hope.
Maybe someone will do a reboot in 10 years time like they did with Batman.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 09, 2011, 06:13:45 PM
Contro I was hoping that the Transformers movies would be along the lines of the cartoon, but after the first one, obviously that was not the intent and I gave up hope.
Maybe someone will do a reboot in 10 years time like they did with Batman.

i fully agree breds, i was disheartened to see how the first one came out after having a director like bay on the job

i think if goyer had written for transformers, it would have been better, maybe even branaugh, nolan or favreau would have been a better suited director imo

bay is a great director but not for sci fi, not his field of expertise, even snyder would have been a better candidate, adding a dark side to the movie and enhancing it with a better screenplay

a re-boot is possible, but i can't see it for another 15-20 years sadly  :(
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 09, 2011, 06:21:12 PM
Contro I was hoping that the Transformers movies would be along the lines of the cartoon, but after the first one, obviously that was not the intent and I gave up hope.
Maybe someone will do a reboot in 10 years time like they did with Batman.

breds now you talking  ;)

nolan did an excellent job with batman, pulling from the batman universe, with notable characters in the first installment, nobody thought he would have approached it that way and look how well it turned out, superb acting, cinematography and the screenplay was great

my top choices in terms of directors for the transformers series would have been

jj abrams, nolan, favreau, branagh and snyder, hands down

i think the transformer series would have been much better under these directors, not to take away from bay because i think he is an excellent director but not for transformers
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 09, 2011, 08:20:32 PM
its funny you say that because i liken that line to transformers, because it lacks substance but looks pretty to the movie goer, pulling a profit because of their marketing dollars behind it and michael bay as director

not because of great acting or a screenplay, but thats how movies are now, all graphics and explosions without the in dept storyline to make it a great movie 

Dude...you and this "marketing" nonsense... people going to the see the movie because they want to see ah action movie... not because "marketing" have dem tie up.  This is the third installment, everybody know what Transformers is about by now, the movie marketing itself.  I mean I understand yuh's ah big fan and disappointed and all ah that, but that shouldn't stop you from recognizing that people going to see the movie on its own merits and not because they getting duped by hype.  That's just nonsense.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 09, 2011, 09:31:21 PM
its funny you say that because i liken that line to transformers, because it lacks substance but looks pretty to the movie goer, pulling a profit because of their marketing dollars behind it and michael bay as director

not because of great acting or a screenplay, but thats how movies are now, all graphics and explosions without the in dept storyline to make it a great movie 

Dude...you and this "marketing" nonsense... people going to the see the movie because they want to see ah action movie... not because "marketing" have dem tie up.  This is the third installment, everybody know what Transformers is about by now, the movie marketing itself.  I mean I understand yuh's ah big fan and disappointed and all ah that, but that shouldn't stop you from recognizing that people going to see the movie on its own merits and not because they getting duped by hype.  That's just nonsense.

you are not giving credit to the media and its power in terms of marketing a product to consumers

your talking about over 55 million dollars on an action movie, 5 times the budget of an oscar winning feature film from earlier this year as an example. without the marketing transformers would have generated less revenue because the storyline is weak and the acting is not what many expected from a michael bay blockbuster film.

its beyond seeing an action, take for instance films like sucker punch and priest, action movies, good directors and big budgets, it flopped, transformers is generating that revenue because of how popular the cartoon was, that garnered the initial interest, with bay directing it added more to it, throw in meghan fox a sex symbol and shia an upcoming young actor making waves in hollywood

however, the script/screenplay, the acting and the storyline bay decided to base the screenplay on was weak, so 55 million plus in marketing was needed to cover up the deficiencies in the screenplay and acting.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 10, 2011, 12:10:42 AM
you are not giving credit to the media and its power in terms of marketing a product to consumers

your talking about over 55 million dollars on an action movie, 5 times the budget of an oscar winning feature film from earlier this year as an example. without the marketing transformers would have generated less revenue because the storyline is weak and the acting is not what many expected from a michael bay blockbuster film.

its beyond seeing an action, take for instance films like sucker punch and priest, action movies, good directors and big budgets, it flopped, transformers is generating that revenue because of how popular the cartoon was, that garnered the initial interest, with bay directing it added more to it, throw in meghan fox a sex symbol and shia an upcoming young actor making waves in hollywood

however, the script/screenplay, the acting and the storyline bay decided to base the screenplay on was weak, so 55 million plus in marketing was needed to cover up the deficiencies in the screenplay and acting.

Fella... using industry speak doesn't make your case any more convincing.  The argument isn't whether Transformers would have made more or less money without marketing... that is an absolute red herring and tangential to the discussion.  The question is whether Transformers would have been successful without the marketing push... undoubtedly it would have been.  No matter how you measure "success" it comes down to profitability at the box office on the front end and on the back end DVD sales/rentals.  No amount of marketing will make a shitty movie successful.  No amount of marketing will make even a good movie successful.  At the end of the day it comes down to whether the public is interested in seeing the product you've created on the screen.

Case in point... there was tremendous hype and marketing behind Green Hornet, Thor, X-Men and Green Lantern, for example... including numerous tie-ins with consumer products, incessant commercials and movie trailers.  Yet all of them fell short of expectations.  X-Men is the only one coming close to being a success, yet compared to the other films in the series it's lagging in terms of profitability.  By comparison, the King's Speech has done fabulous at the box office with a minimal of "marketing"... illustrating the point that marketing isn't irrelevant to success, but neither is it a guarantor of success.  The quality of the product is what will cause fans to go talk to their friends and get them hype about the movie... and cause us to come to SW.net and rave about it, not no media or marketing campaign.  Nobody is going to watch Transformers for the acting... Michael Bay or no Michael Bay.  The Robots are the stars... always have been.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on July 10, 2011, 06:30:59 PM
watching IP man 2 today, saw IP man and really loved the movie

for any kick up fans take een IP man  :beermug:

IP 3 better than ip 2...take it een
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on July 10, 2011, 08:07:08 PM
Horrible Bosses... real kicks...  :rotfl:

I was surprise to see the theater ram... looks like it have good word of mouth... definitely earned
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 10, 2011, 08:42:13 PM
watching IP man 2 today, saw IP man and really loved the movie

for any kick up fans take een IP man  :beermug:

IP 3 better than ip 2...take it een

when did that release?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on July 11, 2011, 01:41:32 PM
watching IP man 2 today, saw IP man and really loved the movie

for any kick up fans take een IP man  :beermug:

IP 3 better than ip 2...take it een

when did that release?

I pick up that from my dvd man on Charlotte St since Christmas...I ent know about foreign

Donny Yuen is not the main actor and they release it as a prequel

Look it here but on my cover I have it as IP 3

http://www.amazon.com/Ip-Man-Legend-Born-2010/dp/B0041YI4ZO

Right now I taking in 13 Assassins...it going good so far.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 11, 2011, 09:53:13 PM
watching IP man 2 today, saw IP man and really loved the movie

for any kick up fans take een IP man  :beermug:

IP 3 better than ip 2...take it een

when did that release?

I pick up that from my dvd man on Charlotte St since Christmas...I ent know about foreign

Donny Yuen is not the main actor and they release it as a prequel

Look it here but on my cover I have it as IP 3

http://www.amazon.com/Ip-Man-Legend-Born-2010/dp/B0041YI4ZO

Right now I taking in 13 Assassins...it going good so far.


much appreciated breds, will take it een, disappointed that Yuen is not acting in it, but will watch it regardless

i was planning to see 13 assassins, will also check that as well :beermug:

if you like Donny Yuen, check out "Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen" heard it was borse :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: kicker on July 15, 2011, 12:01:47 PM
No amount of marketing will make a shitty movie successful. 

It would be interesting to see the breakdown of the average revenue/profit percentage split between the front end box office and back end sales/rentals. 

If the back end usually accounts for a significantly larger share I'd have to agree with this statement, otherwise you can argue the other way because I imagine alot of box office sales are based on marketing, promos (hype) and guessing on the part of the public...rather than the actual known quality of an product (because it's probably largely unknown at that stage...)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 15, 2011, 03:20:53 PM
No amount of marketing will make a shitty movie successful. 

It would be interesting to see the breakdown of the average revenue/profit percentage split between the front end box office and back end sales/rentals. 

If the back end usually accounts for a significantly larger share I'd have to agree with this statement, otherwise you can argue the other way because I imagine alot of box office sales are based on marketing, promos (hype) and guessing on the part of the public...rather than the actual known quality of an product (because it's probably largely unknown at that stage...)

As stated earlier "hype" might account for good box office numbers opening weekend followed by a significant drop off in subsequent weekends... because by then the cat is out the bag.  Very rare does a movie that is both panned by critics and fans survive to enjoy subsequent success at the box office.  A rigid comparison to box office receipts relative to rentals/sales would be erroneous on a couple fronts, not the least of which being incursions into such profits on account of piracy and the overall decline in DVD sales/rentals the past 5 or so years.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 21, 2011, 04:54:23 PM
Contro I was hoping that the Transformers movies would be along the lines of the cartoon, but after the first one, obviously that was not the intent and I gave up hope.
Maybe someone will do a reboot in 10 years time like they did with Batman.

breds i saw the movie, alot of cg and stunts, little dialogue to talk about and a convoluted story that is contradictory to the cartoon, the question to bay is where does he go from here, as it appears cybertron has been destroyed  :-\
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 30, 2011, 12:24:58 AM
Cowboys and Aliens.... good movie.  Started with a bang and sorta petered out a little near the end, but good storyline, great acting... great special effects... and they didn't try to hide the aliens until the end, only to disappoint you with some weak Saturday morning cartoons aliens.  Aliens was good and action believable.



Harry Potter... a bit of an anti-climax, nothing really new here.  I like the series enough that I enjoyed it but the person I went with nodded off a couple times LOL
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 30, 2011, 06:49:48 AM
Cowboys and Indians..

do mean cowboys and aliens..................just clarifying
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 30, 2011, 09:07:58 AM
Cowboys and Indians..

do mean cowboys and aliens..................just clarifying

Lol... haha yea.  Dai'z what I get fuh posting in the middle of the night.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 30, 2011, 12:16:41 PM
watching captain america next week, will let everyone know how it goes, goyer is the screenwriter so i expect a good storyline  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on July 30, 2011, 02:28:17 PM
horrible bosses was decent,aniston was hott
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on July 31, 2011, 09:15:08 PM
Just watched Beats, Rhymes & Life which is a documentary on A Tribe Called Quest. The first film from New Yorker and actor Michael Rapaport. Decent doc - Hip Hop fans should check this one out. Here's my short review (http://ikdk.blogspot.com/2011/07/beats-rhymes-life-film-on-atcq.html).
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on July 31, 2011, 11:58:12 PM
horrible bosses was decent,aniston was hott

All the "Bosses" were great.

Colin Farrel crack me up. Very different role for him.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on August 13, 2011, 05:24:32 PM
just say a decent documentary on the financial crisis called Inside Job. very well put together, charles ferguson gets access to some decent names. the whole US financial industry, US regulators and US universities end up looking bad. but still at the end of the day, de same people running off with billions.

best interviewees:
lagarde, rajan and roubini

it's a real shame that paulson, summers, blankfein, etc. didn't put their hand in some drug kingpin or some mafia pocket. cause they would have deserved the consequences. monkey know which tree to climb.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on August 25, 2011, 02:58:46 AM
watching captain america next week, will let everyone know how it goes, goyer is the screenwriter so i expect a good storyline  :beermug:

Capt. America wasn't so bad. Set up for the Avengers movie. thought they did a good job. How de hell he learn to fly a high tech jet just so amused me but other than that pretty good.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on August 25, 2011, 07:22:27 AM
Just watched Beats, Rhymes & Life which is a documentary on A Tribe Called Quest. The first film from New Yorker and actor Michael Rapaport. Decent doc - Hip Hop fans should check this one out. Here's my short review (http://ikdk.blogspot.com/2011/07/beats-rhymes-life-film-on-atcq.html).

Really good or wait for DVD good?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on August 25, 2011, 10:55:01 AM
Fright Night was decent... had it's moments where I was like "that ent making no sense", but for the most part it's good, even very good.  Colin Farrell owned that role, they stayed true enough to the original.  Chris Sarandon even had a cameo appearance.  Had some nice original touches too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on August 25, 2011, 11:53:17 AM
Just watched Beats, Rhymes & Life which is a documentary on A Tribe Called Quest. The first film from New Yorker and actor Michael Rapaport. Decent doc - Hip Hop fans should check this one out. Here's my short review (http://ikdk.blogspot.com/2011/07/beats-rhymes-life-film-on-atcq.html).

Really good or wait for DVD good?

i'd wait for DVD. the version they showed in the theatres seems to be missing some interview segments. the DVD should have all the stuff they cut. i see at least two people in the ending credits that never get shown during de flick.

btw, phife dawg real like drama. he come across so  ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: kicker on August 25, 2011, 11:58:22 AM
"Mammoth" - starring Gael Garcia and Michelle Williams - great flick. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: 100% Barataria on August 27, 2011, 08:17:28 PM
Just see "Skin", real sad story, great courage on Sandra's part though, nice to see folks persevere under all dat pressure
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on August 28, 2011, 10:18:18 AM
saw "Blitz", not a bad movie to rent, check it out :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Trini Madness on August 28, 2011, 01:44:42 PM
i want to check out colombiana it looks good. zoe saldana is  :drool:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: 100% Barataria on August 28, 2011, 09:22:22 PM
i want to check out colombiana it looks good. zoe saldana is  :drool:

Decent movie, just see it, plot a little one dimensional, but decent action flick all the same, Zoe look boss  ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on August 29, 2011, 05:35:36 AM
saw "Blitz", not a bad movie to rent, check it out :beermug:

Saw it as well and it was entertaining. It's on Netflix streaming. For those who find Jason Statham roles to be repetitive (i.e. the British Jackie Chan) this one is different as it is more of a traditional crime drama.

Also watched an Australian film called "The Reef" which was similar to "Open Water". Good ole shark flick based on actual events, even though yuh know what going to happen it is still gripping drama.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on August 29, 2011, 11:30:29 AM
4 Words:

Hobo With A Shotgun.

http://www.magnetreleasing.com/hobowithashotgun/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on August 29, 2011, 12:41:45 PM
I moving lil late here but X-Men first class was very very good.

If no one mentioned it before...it was very well put together, good action. I like how X and Magneto story went and how the mutants chose sides.

You could also appreciate the cameo roles and how in the previous X-men, how and why characters interacted with each other on the level that they do.

Take it in...good stuff


Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: STEUPS!! on August 29, 2011, 05:45:40 PM
In my opinion, Rise of the Planet of the Apes was bullocks. I think among my friends, im he only one with that view  :-\
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on August 30, 2011, 12:57:14 PM
I ent see planet of the apes but to me...you don't find is a kinda racist/slavery thing?

From since the previous cartoons, tv series, movies....charlton heston days... I just find is a kinda slavery concept disguised as entertainment.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: STEUPS!! on August 30, 2011, 04:59:53 PM
I ent see planet of the apes but to me...you don't find is a kinda racist/slavery thing?

From since the previous cartoons, tv series, movies....charlton heston days... I just find is a kinda slavery concept disguised as entertainment.



http://atlantapost.com/2011/08/17/how-rise-of-the-planet-of-the-apes-steals-black-political-imagery/

Touches, this article talks about how the movie shows some resemblance to moments in black history. interesting read

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 01, 2011, 02:31:01 PM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.

If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on September 01, 2011, 03:10:17 PM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.


If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB

Well I ent watch this one but as far as I know the Planet of the Apes series is on Earth in de future... it never had no next planet
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on September 01, 2011, 08:32:55 PM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.


If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB

Well I ent watch this one but as far as I know the Planet of the Apes series is on Earth in de future... it never had no next planet

in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

the last installment with wahlberg showed he went into the future and then he went further into the future afterwards a 2nd time
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: 100% Barataria on September 02, 2011, 12:42:52 AM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.

If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB


Best scene in de whole movie, followed by a close 2nd wid de prison hit
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 02, 2011, 10:05:32 AM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.


If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB

Well I ent watch this one but as far as I know the Planet of the Apes series is on Earth in de future... it never had no next planet

in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

the last installment with wahlberg showed he went into the future and then he went further into the future afterwards a 2nd time

There might be a miscomprehension here. The old one. Charlton Heston was inthe future Earth. And all the Ape movies were based on our Earth.

With Walbergh, he got lost on another planet - not Earth. When he got away, he landed on our Earth. But it was a society run by Apes. What freak him out was that the Abe Lincoln statue in Washington had an Ape with the same pose.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 02, 2011, 10:27:37 AM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.


If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB

Well I ent watch this one but as far as I know the Planet of the Apes series is on Earth in de future... it never had no next planet

in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

the last installment with wahlberg showed he went into the future and then he went further into the future afterwards a 2nd time

There might be a miscomprehension here. The old one. Charlton Heston was inthe future Earth. And all the Ape movies were based on our Earth.

With Walbergh, he got lost on another planet - not Earth. When he got away, he landed on our Earth. But it was a society run by Apes. What freak him out was that the Abe Lincoln statue in Washington had an Ape with the same pose.


VB

Well looks like I am partly wrong. Althought I am sure in the Walberg version he landed on planet that wasn't earth. Turns out Ris of the Apes is a reboot, not a sequel. However, you'll notice that a rocket was lost in Space i Rise - so that should pave the way for a sequel.

Apparently, although Walberg's movie was successful, the director - Tim Burton didn't wish to do a sequel.
They coulda just blank he ass nad use another director.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on September 02, 2011, 10:38:51 AM
The Planet of The Apes series is the definition of creators “making it up as they go along”.

You are right about the Wahlberg movie, the final scene was just to put a shock in there to match the iconic original movie but there is no way for them to really hold on to that final scene and reconcile it in a sequel.

You are also right about the first series. It was all based on our earth and it had a time paradox where the intelligent Apes of the future, travelling back to the past, were instrumental in the events that led to the eventual fall of man.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on September 02, 2011, 11:08:24 AM
Colombiana wasn't bad. They coulda work on the script a little bit though.

Expect Zoe to be in a higher quality movie.  But then this is probably a vehicle to launch her as a solo star.
Nice scene in the beginning where the schoolgir had to run from the Mafia. Doh want to say more to spoil it for yuh.

Rise of the Apes wasn't bad. They had to come up with a good reason as to why the Apes became so evolved. Now they have to link it to how the hell they end up with talking apes and guns on another planet.


If Zoe do a lesbo scene with Halle Berry - dat go sell out right dey.
Now soembody go steal meh idea and made de movie.  ;D

VB

Well I ent watch this one but as far as I know the Planet of the Apes series is on Earth in de future... it never had no next planet

in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

the last installment with wahlberg showed he went into the future and then he went further into the future afterwards a 2nd time

There might be a miscomprehension here. The old one. Charlton Heston was inthe future Earth. And all the Ape movies were based on our Earth.

With Walbergh, he got lost on another planet - not Earth. When he got away, he landed on our Earth. But it was a society run by Apes. What freak him out was that the Abe Lincoln statue in Washington had an Ape with the same pose.


VB

Well looks like I am partly wrong. Althought I am sure in the Walberg version he landed on planet that wasn't earth. Turns out Ris of the Apes is a reboot, not a sequel. However, you'll notice that a rocket was lost in Space i Rise - so that should pave the way for a sequel.

Apparently, although Walberg's movie was successful, the director - Tim Burton didn't wish to do a sequel.
They coulda just blank he ass nad use another director.

VB

wahlberg travelled to earth in the future when he went through the wormhole, cesar's father i believe was hiding the truth about what humans were in the past, wahlberg left again, thinking he could go back to the past, instead he journeyed into the future where apes were much more advanced and ruled the earth

the heston version was almost the same scenario
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 02, 2011, 03:22:12 PM
in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

It was not an alternate reality.

The Planet of The Apes series is the definition of creators “making it up as they go along”.

You are right about the Wahlberg movie, the final scene was just to put a shock in there to match the iconic original movie but there is no way for them to really hold on to that final scene and reconcile it in a sequel.

You are also right about the first series. It was all based on our earth and it had a time paradox where the intelligent Apes of the future, travelling back to the past, were instrumental in the events that led to the eventual fall of man.


No different from Terminator...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on September 02, 2011, 04:43:40 PM
in the old episodes, it was an alternate reality and also in the distant future, i don't know anything about another planet

It was not an alternate reality.

The Planet of The Apes series is the definition of creators “making it up as they go along”.

You are right about the Wahlberg movie, the final scene was just to put a shock in there to match the iconic original movie but there is no way for them to really hold on to that final scene and reconcile it in a sequel.

You are also right about the first series. It was all based on our earth and it had a time paradox where the intelligent Apes of the future, travelling back to the past, were instrumental in the events that led to the eventual fall of man.


No different from Terminator...

my bad, meant to delete that  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on September 05, 2011, 11:25:35 AM
Saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes last night.
giving it a cool 6 out of 10.
Lovely Frieda Pinto needed more lines instead of those sound bites. She's a vet for pete's sake, surely she had more input in this animal story? Lithgow was his inimitable self. The neighbour had a corbeau peeing on him all through the movie. Franco needs acting lessons for his face.
Was that Malfoy as the zoo keeper's son?
Ending was dotish as hell.
All Hail Caesar.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 05, 2011, 12:02:23 PM
Saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes last night.
giving it a cool 6 out of 10.
Lovely Frieda Pinto needed more lines instead of those sound bites. She's a vet for pete's sake, surely she had more input in this animal story? Lithgow was his inimitable self. The neighbour had a corbeau peeing on him all through the movie. Franco needs acting lessons for his face.
Was that Malfoy as the zoo keeper's son?
Ending was dotish as hell.
All Hail Caesar.

Saw it last night as well... I'd rate it much higher, like an 8.  Much better than I expected.  Freida Pinto is lovely to look at, but that's about it.  Even with her minimal lines I heard her Bollywood accent peeking thru... in addition to her not having a very substantial role in the movie, I imagine that this was a consideration in minimizing her lines. 

I'm curious to know what effect ALZ-13 has on humans... although I have a very good idea.
Probably my favorite part was where Ceasar spoke for the first time... powerful.

Liked the little nods to the original movies: the "filthy ape" line, the statue of Liberty that Caesar plays with, the Jeep Waggoneer that Franco drives (from "Escape from the Planet of the Apes") etc.

Ending was fine for me... sets up the sequel brilliantly if they so desire.


p.s. yeah, that was Malfoy as the son of the shelter owner.  The owner himself is played by Brian Cox, another brilliant British character actor.  Most would know him as Col. Stryker in X2, few might remember him from Spike Lee's "The 25th Hour", one of my all-time favorite movies.  Even fewer will know him for having initiated the role of "Hannibal Lechter" in a 1986 movie called "Manhunter", the first treatment of Thomas Harris' most famous character, later remade as "Red Dragon"... another of my all-time favorite movies.  Reading between the lines, one can tell I'm a big Edward Norton fan ("25th Hour" and "Red Dragon").


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Also saw Don't Be Afraid of the Dark which was decent... the humans in the movie were even more dotish than the child, but all in all it wasn't bad.  Nice twist on a traditional fairy tale character... I figured early on in the movie that this is where they were going but ah wasn't sure. 

Guillermo Del Toro directed... one of my favorite directors, he did "Blade II".  He also wrote and directed "Pan's Labyrinth" and "The Devil's Backbone" two more on my list of my all-time favorites.

I'm not a fan of Katie Holmes... even less so after she married Tom Cruise... but dang she looked good in that movie.


Also saw "Captain America" and was very pleasantly surprised.  I really wasn't expecting much from this movie at all, yet it was brilliantly executed, they did a great job of not taking themselves too serious.  The storyline worked very well and the action scenes were well scripted and executed.  I loved that they went the extra mile to not demonize all Germans, just the Nazis... as well as to make the cast ethnically inclusive, even if that meant blurring reality a little.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on September 05, 2011, 12:21:50 PM

Saw it last night as well... I'd rate it much higher, like an 8.  Much better than I expected.  Freida Pinto is lovely to look at, but that's about it.  Even with her minimal lines I heard her Bollywood accent peeking thru... in addition to her not having a very substantial role in the movie, I imagine that this was a consideration in minimizing her lines. 

I'm curious to know what effect ALZ-13 has on humans... although I have a very good idea.
Probably my favorite part was where Ceasar spoke for the first time... powerful.

Ending was fine for me... sets up the sequel brilliantly if they so desire.


p.s. yeah, that was Malfoy as the son of the shelter owner.  The owner himself is played by Brian Cox, another brilliant British character actor.  Most would know him as Col. Stryker in X2, few might remember him from Spike Lee's "The 25th Hour", one of my all-time favorite movies.  Even fewer will know him for having initiated the role of "Hannibal Lechter" in a 1986 movie called "Manhunter", the first treatment of Thomas Harris' most famous character, later remade as "Red Dragon"... another of my all-time favorite movies.  Reading between the lines, one can tell I'm a big Edward Norton fan ("25th Hour" and "Red Dragon").

What's wrong with the Bollywood accent though? I was reading elsewhere where people were upset that our Miss Universe candidate didn't have an authentic accent.
ah well..it didn't bother me.
The end asked too much from me though. The apes just killed countless police and trashed places and Franko is saying "hey come home I'll protect you." An ape just talked to you and you barely register a raised eyebrow? People going about their business, nothing is said about the fact that hundreds of apes now own the park across the harbour. Dude dons his pilot suit and gets onboard dripping blood.
yes it sets up the series but not brilliantly at all - rather disingenuously and at the expense of a solid ending to the first of a series. Roddy McDowell would be incensed...lol
Recognized the zookeeper from X2 but I'm too much of a wuss to have seen those other movies.
Malfoy has stereotyped himself into an unlikeable sort - whether blue blooded wizard or red necked hick...yick.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 05, 2011, 01:07:40 PM
What's wrong with the Bollywood accent though? I was reading elsewhere where people were upset that our Miss Universe candidate didn't have an authentic accent.
ah well..it didn't bother me.
The end asked too much from me though. The apes just killed countless police and trashed places and Franko is saying "hey come home I'll protect you." An ape just talked to you and you barely register a raised eyebrow? People going about their business, nothing is said about the fact that hundreds of apes now own the park across the harbour. Dude dons his pilot suit and gets onboard dripping blood.
yes it sets up the series but not brilliantly at all - rather disingenuously and at the expense of a solid ending to the first of a series. Roddy McDowell would be incensed...lol
Recognized the zookeeper from X2 but I'm too much of a wuss to have seen those other movies.
Malfoy has stereotyped himself into an unlikeable sort - whether blue blooded wizard or red necked hick...yick.

Nothing at all wrong with the accent, but it may have necessitated a rewriting of "Caroline's" character.  I'm not sure what her background was supposed to be, but I'm pretty sure she wasn't intended as an Indian immigrant.  Which calls into question how the casting call was done and a decision made without consideration of her accent (if my hunch is correct that her accent is prominent), and if that indeed were the case, why they didn't simply amend the script to suit.

There were plenty holes in the script for me... particularly the ending.  I won't get into too much detail as to spoil it for those who haven't seen the film, but two:

- how Jacobs escaped from GenSus is beyond me, let alone to have him climb fairly comfortably into the helicopter waiting.

- not sure why the police stopped shooting as the apes charged on the bridge (caesar's "charge")

- there are others that just escape me right now.

Franco's character is that of a nurturer, perhaps scripted too stereotypically so, but it is what it is.  He was naive in thinking he could get the horses back in the barn, agreed.  As for Caesar speaking to him without much of a reaction, the way I see it is that he spent the better part of 5-10 years being constantly amazed by this chimp... the liberation of the other apes, Caesar's charge of the not-so-light brigade... at that point I think to have him react with shock mighta been a bit disingenuous.  Only thing that really 'bothered' me about that ending was... apes just upset the evolutionary order and about to plant the seed for displacing mankind... and they flee San Francisco for... Muir Woods??  It's not literally right across the bay as portrayed in the movie, but it's a 10-minute drive from San Francisco... hardly a refuge from mankind's pursuit.

Not a perfect setup, could have been neater... but I still think it was brilliantly done.
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on September 06, 2011, 01:49:30 PM
Saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes last night.
giving it a cool 6 out of 10.
Lovely Frieda Pinto needed more lines instead of those sound bites. She's a vet for pete's sake, surely she had more input in this animal story? Lithgow was his inimitable self. The neighbour had a corbeau peeing on him all through the movie. Franco needs acting lessons for his face.
Was that Malfoy as the zoo keeper's son?
Ending was dotish as hell.
All Hail Caesar.

Hmmm...might see this one soon.
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on September 06, 2011, 01:51:31 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?
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Post by: Dutty on September 06, 2011, 02:17:20 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?

dais about ah state of emergency?
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on September 06, 2011, 03:02:03 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?

dais about ah state of emergency?

lol!  its about a former black panther informant who retruns home for the funeral of his father and deal with the consequences of his former life.
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Post by: mukumsplau on September 06, 2011, 06:10:25 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?

dais about ah state of emergency?

 :rotfl: :rotfl:
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Post by: Dutty on September 16, 2011, 01:32:24 PM
somebody bring 2 brazilian flim in mih place dis week

1st is Antonia.....kinda like a potogee version of dreamgirls, good story, decent acting

2nd was Madame Sata....about a gyangsta macomeh man in 1930's rio...  real good   acting (apparently a true story too)

some ah allyuh does play extra macho so be forewarned it have ah semi rainbow flag 'love' scene dat might shrivel yuh flagpole or hoist it dependin on which side ah de closet yuh plan to buss out of
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on September 16, 2011, 02:27:38 PM
somebody bring 2 brazilian flim in mih place dis week

1st is Antonia.....kinda like a potogee version of dreamgirls, good story, decent acting

2nd was Madame Sata....about a gyangsta macomeh man in 1930's rio...  real good   acting (apparently a true story too)

some ah allyuh does play extra macho so be forewarned it have ah semi rainbow flag 'love' scene dat might shrivel yuh flagpole or hoist it dependin on which side ah de closet yuh plan to buss out of
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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Post by: Peong on September 16, 2011, 06:30:31 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?

Thanks, I just watched and enjoyed it a lot.
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on September 16, 2011, 07:11:38 PM
Anyone ever see 'Night catches us'  with Anthony Mackie and Kerry Washington?

Thanks, I just watched and enjoyed it a lot.

 :beermug: :beermug: :beermug:

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Post by: Peong on September 18, 2011, 08:59:33 PM
The Reef, it's an Aussie shark flick.
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Post by: kicker on September 21, 2011, 07:29:33 AM
Blue Valentine - Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling...

If yuh like relationship drama type movies - a good watch. 
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Post by: Dutty on September 21, 2011, 10:36:38 AM
Blue Valentine - Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling...

If yuh like relationship drama type movies - a good watch. 

yuh cry at the end ent??

doh lie kicker yuh well cry...Big deep Barry White sobs
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Post by: Bakes on September 26, 2011, 03:01:07 AM
Not sure if anyone post about it yet... but "Hereafter" is a boss movie... about three parallel stories, and how death affects each of the protagonists.  Powerful.

Produced and Directed by Clint Eastwood.
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Post by: NYtriniwhiteboy.. on September 26, 2011, 05:36:14 AM
Not sure if anyone post about it yet... but "Hereafter" is a boss movie... about three parallel stories, and how death affects each of the protagonists.  Powerful.

Produced and Directed by Clint Eastwood.

Bakes for some reason I did not enjoy this movie. Not sure why, I remember when I was watching it, I was just getting annoyed with Matt Damon. Was eerie leaving Movietowne after seeing it. Whole cinema walk out in basic silence yes. Like noone knew what to say
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Post by: Bakes on September 26, 2011, 01:16:36 PM
Bakes for some reason I did not enjoy this movie. Not sure why, I remember when I was watching it, I was just getting annoyed with Matt Damon. Was eerie leaving Movietowne after seeing it. Whole cinema walk out in basic silence yes. Like noone knew what to say

He's not my favorite actors... but I thought he did a good job with this one.  People have a hard time dealing with death, I think this movie does a good job of confronting it head on, and the sometimes devastating effects it has on survivors.
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Post by: FF on September 26, 2011, 02:34:05 PM
Not sure if anyone post about it yet... but "Hereafter" is a boss movie... about three parallel stories, and how death affects each of the protagonists.  Powerful.

Produced and Directed by Clint Eastwood.

Bakes for some reason I did not enjoy this movie. Not sure why, I remember when I was watching it, I was just getting annoyed with Matt Damon. Was eerie leaving Movietowne after seeing it. Whole cinema walk out in basic silence yes. Like noone knew what to say

de only time i experience that was "The Constant Gardener"
very sad movie... de whole cinema walk out almost single file in dead silence... very surreal.
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Post by: Peong on September 26, 2011, 04:36:12 PM
Gantz - Japanese action sci-fi.  The main girl was super-sweet and it was an interesting story.
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Post by: Touches on September 27, 2011, 11:55:48 AM
Ladies and Gents...I want to say thanks to all of you who contribute and continue to do so to this thread.

Alyuh does save meh plenty money when going to the neighbourhood pirate dvd man. Plus I could select carefully when I do decide to hit a movietown.

I ent calling names...but some reviewers tastes and critiques are similar to mine...whereas others I does just shake meh head and say nah boy...like he was watching a completely different movie or gettin some kinda action in the cinema while show going on.

Honestly I ent watch a good show in a while...I now finish looking at Lincoln Lawyer the other day...it was aight.

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Post by: Peong on September 27, 2011, 01:10:01 PM
The other day I watch Your Highness with Danny McBride and James Franco.
Approach with caution, it have real gayness that supposed to be funny.
I wonder if  shows like this are meant to desensitize a certain demographic to gay content.
I got a few laughs but it wasn't worth the time.
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Post by: mukumsplau on September 27, 2011, 11:46:04 PM
The other day I watch Your Highness with Danny McBride and James Franco.
Approach with caution, it have real gayness that supposed to be funny.
I wonder if  shows like this are meant to desensitize a certain demographic to gay content.
I got a few laughs but it wasn't worth the time.

yuh askin answers man
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Post by: Bakes on September 28, 2011, 12:02:58 AM
Just finish watching "Due Date" on de DVR... with Robert Downey, Jr. and Zach Galifianakis or whatever he name.  It arrite... not the best but it have it's moments.  It have dis one scene whey Jamie Foxx and Downey in ah pick up with ZG in de tray... and they decide tuh fack wid him.  I nearly dead when ah see pardna ketch some air... I swear ah wake up mih neighbors and dem.  Only LOL moment doh.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on September 28, 2011, 08:21:33 AM
Just finish watching "Due Date" on de DVR... with Robert Downey, Jr. and Zach Galifianakis or whatever he name.  It arrite... not the best but it have it's moments.  It have dis one scene whey Jamie Foxx and Downey in ah pick up with ZG in de tray... and they decide tuh fack wid him.  I nearly dead when ah see pardna ketch some air... I swear ah wake up mih neighbors and dem.  Only LOL moment doh.
seen it couple months ago.RD does nail any role he play,zach funny as hell.
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Post by: Controversial on September 28, 2011, 11:08:26 AM
Ladies and Gents...I want to say thanks to all of you who contribute and continue to do so to this thread.

Alyuh does save meh plenty money when going to the neighbourhood pirate dvd man. Plus I could select carefully when I do decide to hit a movietown.

I ent calling names...but some reviewers tastes and critiques are similar to mine...whereas others I does just shake meh head and say nah boy...like he was watching a completely different movie or gettin some kinda action in the cinema while show going on.

Honestly I ent watch a good show in a while...I now finish looking at Lincoln Lawyer the other day...it was aight.



check out Incendies, its a good foreign film  :beermug:
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Post by: Jumbie on September 29, 2011, 06:05:45 AM
I'm currently covering a film fest and 2 sticks out so far

Project Nim and First Grader

will be seeing "the Tree", "Oliver Sherman", "Cave of forgotten dreams", "Terri", "life above all", oranges and sunshine and "snow flower and the secret fan". Had a good chat with Les Stroud - survivor man fame.. nice fella.

Do check out first grader

Anyone in my area and want to check out any of these films.. hit me up as I have passes (going fast though)
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Post by: dinho on September 29, 2011, 06:17:04 AM
For the locals, there is currently the TT Film Festival taking place.. Lots of local productions with screenings across Trinidad.

Went to see 3-Line a few nights ago, low budget production that needs work but a great attempt at the horror genre within the local context.

Here is the website, screening dates and locations can be found on the calendar and movie info on the downloadable pdf:

http://www.ttfilmfestival.com/

Go out and support allyuh local talent.
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Post by: Bakes on September 29, 2011, 11:49:05 AM
Ah finally see X-Men Firstclass last night... de flick was nice man.  The ending kinda leave mih disappointed, but all in all, quality programming. 

Thor waiting on de DVR.
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Post by: Marcos on September 29, 2011, 01:02:51 PM
Watch Thor on Blu Ray after seeing it 3D in the theater. BIG improvement. Opt for HD if you can cuz it looks spectacular. I originally thought Captain America was better, but now I have to think about it.

I tink that scene from Due Date was in the trailer yes...
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Post by: soccerman on September 29, 2011, 06:34:26 PM
Due Date on cinemax now but I saw it in the theaters and I thought it was funny....fatboy from hangover is kix, jus he dress code in Due Date does mash me up
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Post by: pass(10trini) on October 04, 2011, 06:45:12 PM
Due date was a boss flick. I real laugh with this.

IF anyone enjoy due date I think you will like Hall Pass . Owen Wilson was a blast in this I think.

Hereafter with Matt Damon I just couldn't get it and find it real dead to put it mildly.
 
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Post by: Bakes on October 05, 2011, 12:16:06 AM
Watch Thor on Blu Ray after seeing it 3D in the theater. BIG improvement. Opt for HD if you can cuz it looks spectacular. I originally thought Captain America was better, but now I have to think about it.

I tink that scene from Due Date was in the trailer yes...

Just watch Thor de other day... it was decent, nutten to write home about doh.
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Post by: vb on October 05, 2011, 05:17:19 AM
Not sure if anyone post about it yet... but "Hereafter" is a boss movie... about three parallel stories, and how death affects each of the protagonists.  Powerful.

Produced and Directed by Clint Eastwood.

Thoroughly enjoyed it.

I was in Thailand at the time and being a bit out of the mainstream had no idea what this movie was about. In fact just saw the names of the film and had a minute to decide what to see. No idea who the stars were. Chose it because it was Eng. When they started to speak French at the beginning I freaked.

Long story short, I thoroughly agree with Bakes, good movie. Don't want to talk too much about it becz I may spoil it for others who are yet to see it.

VB
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Post by: soccerman on October 05, 2011, 12:58:48 PM
Due date was a boss flick. I real laugh with this.

IF anyone enjoy due date I think you will like Hall Pass . Owen Wilson was a blast in this I think.

Hereafter with Matt Damon I just couldn't get it and find it real dead to put it mildly.
 

Yea Hall Pass the definitely worth watching, especially if you're into comedy and giving fake chow's lol
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Post by: Peong on October 05, 2011, 01:12:14 PM
Rogue - Aussie croc film.  Good entertainment especially if yuh plan on visiting the outback.

Oorslogswinter - Dutch-language WW2 film.  This one was very good.
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Post by: Bakes on October 05, 2011, 01:30:18 PM
Rogue - Aussie croc film.  Good entertainment especially if yuh plan on visiting the outback.



Saw this about two years ago, not sure if I posted about it here... very good film indeed.  That 'saltie' was ah beast... in every sense of the word.
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Post by: kicker on October 05, 2011, 02:01:13 PM
yuh cry at the end ent??

doh lie kicker yuh well cry...Big deep Barry White sobs

lol nah...I eh cry - and I eh shame tuh admit when a flick bring de tears, but not this one...
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Post by: capodetutticapi on October 08, 2011, 10:36:46 PM
saw contagion today.storyline was good but that cast was horrible...cannot stand paltrow,damon and fishburne.
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Post by: Bakes on October 08, 2011, 11:11:17 PM
saw contagion today.storyline was good but that cast was horrible...cannot stand paltrow,damon and fishburne.

You eh like Morpheus?  Is de pimples on Montana bamsee nah?  :D
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Post by: vb on October 09, 2011, 02:21:57 AM
saw contagion today.storyline was good but that cast was horrible...cannot stand paltrow,damon and fishburne.

Saw it just a few days ago. Liked it.
Didn't have a problem with the cast.

Was surprised at the result with certain characters but don't wish to spoil it for others.

Good movie.

VB
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Post by: Controversial on October 09, 2011, 10:52:05 AM
nowhere boy - story of young john lennon and the formation of the beatles

check it out, i enjoyed it :beermug:
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Post by: Peong on October 09, 2011, 06:42:50 PM
The Counterfeiters - German-language film during WW2
The Tunnel - Aussie horror film.  Really enjoyed this one.
Rec - Spanish horror film. Quarantine was a Hollywood remake of this.  Lots of fun.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on October 11, 2011, 09:00:44 AM
Avengers trailer come out!!

What say you guys and girls?

http://www.youtube.com/v/xuR3wSKeNOc
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Post by: dinho on October 11, 2011, 09:58:56 AM
Avengers trailer come out!!

What say you guys and girls?

http://www.youtube.com/v/xuR3wSKeNOc

Goosebumps!
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Post by: capodetutticapi on October 11, 2011, 10:49:32 AM
ah must see in de teartah
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Post by: Touches on October 11, 2011, 12:49:30 PM
ferrr sherrrr....
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Post by: Controversial on October 11, 2011, 01:39:41 PM
Avengers trailer come out!!

What say you guys and girls?

http://www.youtube.com/v/xuR3wSKeNOc

borseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

i saw the mini trailer a little while agoand i believe hulk has an early face off with thor  :o according to speculation

im expecting alot from this movie being an avenger fan, downey will have boss lines as usual and fighting loki will be interesting

would like to see how ruffalo does as hulk, norton imo did an excellent job, definitely an imax experience for this movie
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Post by: FF on October 11, 2011, 01:41:49 PM
I hearing ironman hulkbuster armor...

but plenty rumours surrounding this movie
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Post by: Controversial on October 11, 2011, 11:43:29 PM
I hearing ironman hulkbuster armor...

but plenty rumours surrounding this movie

plenty rumors.....

i'm even hearing this is a warm up to Marvel vs. DC  in the coming years :o
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Post by: Marcos on October 12, 2011, 10:16:07 AM
Marvel vs DC sound like complete shite. Hope iz not true.

This trailer was kinda average in my opinion. I real hyped for the movie despite it though.

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Post by: Controversial on October 12, 2011, 10:35:33 AM
Marvel vs DC sound like complete shite. Hope iz not true.

This trailer was kinda average in my opinion. I real hyped for the movie despite it though.



maybe to you but the possibility of marvel vs dc is borse, of course the avid comic book fans see the substance in it

the trailer was good, giving away all the best scenes in a trailer can be anti climatic for the movie watcher
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on October 12, 2011, 12:47:37 PM
Avengers trailer come out!!

What say you guys and girls?

http://www.youtube.com/v/xuR3wSKeNOc

Goosebumps!
Yessahhhhhh, NIN real hype it up to.  Will be buying it once on BR
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Post by: vb on October 13, 2011, 03:34:36 AM
As someoe who devoured these comics as a yute, can't wait.

VB
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Post by: oconnorg on October 13, 2011, 07:39:11 AM
The trailer was not Awesome, but I can imagine how his will look in IMAX

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Post by: Marcos on October 14, 2011, 10:12:25 AM
"The trailer was not Awesome, but I can imagine how his will look in IMAX"

Co-sign. I eh need to see the best scenes in the trailer. Just some interesting ones. You could suggest what is going to happen as opposed to showing it.

As I said before Marvel vs DC sound like shit. And doubt they would agree to do that. Way too much good source comic material to venture down that road. Where you hearing those rumours?
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Post by: kicker on October 14, 2011, 10:20:06 AM
I dunno how allyuh could watch dem "superhero" ting nuh.
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Post by: Peong on October 14, 2011, 12:32:30 PM
I watched Fast Five recently.  This one was better than the last few.  Nice cars and nice women is always entertaining, but this one had a little bit more.
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on October 14, 2011, 03:56:55 PM
dat trailer lame. what it have? some cars blowing up, a sweaty supervillain jumping up in the air with a stick, explosions, some fat popo running, sammy jackson and he eyepatch, thor, a man cuffing a punching bag, bad dialogue and fake-ass 'tension'.

what have we not seen here before?
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on October 14, 2011, 04:06:11 PM
'The Secret of Kells' is a real decent little animated flick. Simple animation and storyline but very effective and very enjoyable IMO. Starts a little slow but real magic by the end.


http://newvideo.com/secretofkells/
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Post by: Controversial on October 14, 2011, 05:03:37 PM
'The Secret of Kells' is a real decent little animated flick. Simple animation and storyline but very effective and very enjoyable IMO. Starts a little slow but real magic by the end.

for comic book fans they will always be excited to see their childhood comic heroes in a feature film, especially with the advancement of special effects & graphics in movies now.

marvel will not use the best trailer, it will reveal too much, keep it simple and keep as much as a teaser as possible, let the fans keep thinking and talking
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Post by: Controversial on October 14, 2011, 05:04:28 PM
I watched Fast Five recently.  This one was better than the last few.  Nice cars and nice women is always entertaining, but this one had a little bit more.

good movie, i liked it the best of all the previous movies  :beermug:
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on October 14, 2011, 05:34:30 PM
'The Secret of Kells' is a real decent little animated flick. Simple animation and storyline but very effective and very enjoyable IMO. Starts a little slow but real magic by the end.

for comic book fans they will always be excited to see their childhood comic heroes in a feature film, especially with the advancement of special effects & graphics in movies now.

marvel will not use the best trailer, it will reveal too much, keep it simple and keep as much as a teaser as possible, let the fans keep thinking and talking

i understand the sentiment of people wanting to see childhood icons on the big screen. same way many enjoyed the lord of the rings trilogy or the chronicles of narnia. but the content of the trailer itself is not exceptional outside of that. the fact that it utilizes characters already proven to have happymeal cache brings out the cynic in me.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on October 14, 2011, 10:50:48 PM
I also find the trailer have nothing to it. Exciting to know that they bringing the characters to screen but they done promote the hell out of that and all the characters appear in recent movies already so it ent nothing to see them in these short clips.

Also Marcos is right a Marvel vs DC will be a hot mess. One thing does kill these superhero franchises is character bloat. Every bad sequel (spider-man 3, Batman and Robin, X3) has an increase in villains or heroes. Avengers already in danger of that since it is kind of a sequel to IM, Captain America, Thor, Hulk and the cast relatively big.

Even IM which was the big success that make all the following ones possible had a piss poor sequel in IM2. No surprise there were 2 heroes and 2 antagonists.

Marvel vs DC would never happen but if it did the only way it would work is with one or two characters like Batman and Captain America, not an emsemble.

Also if you guys want to see a really good representation of the Avengers check out the 1st season of Avengers:Earth's Mightiest Heroes. It should be on Netflix.
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Post by: Bakes on October 15, 2011, 12:48:38 AM
I also find the trailer have nothing to it. Exciting to know that they bringing the characters to screen but they done promote the hell out of that and all the characters appear in recent movies already so it ent nothing to see them in these short clips.

Also Marcos is right a Marvel vs DC will be a hot mess. One thing does kill these superhero franchises is character bloat. Every bad sequel (spider-man 3, Batman and Robin, X3) has an increase in villains or heroes. Avengers already in danger of that since it is kind of a sequel to IM, Captain America, Thor, Hulk and the cast relatively big.

Even IM which was the big success that make all the following ones possible had a piss poor sequel in IM2. No surprise there were 2 heroes and 2 antagonists.

Marvel vs DC would never happen but if it did the only way it would work is with one or two characters like Batman and Captain America, not an emsemble.

Also if you guys want to see a really good representation of the Avengers check out the 1st season of Avengers:Earth's Mightiest Heroes. It should be on Netflix.

The subjectivity of this statement notwithstanding, this couldn't be any further from the truth.  Iron Man 2 was both a critical and box office success.  The critical reception and cost-to-profit ratio wasn't as impressive as the first one, but calling it "piss poor" is a gross exaggeration.

As for the trailer... it arrite, all the elements to get man ah li'l hype, but I was hype off the GI Joe: Rise of Cobra trailer and that  turn out to be utter bunk.  So we'll see. I must say... as I said a couple weeks ago, I was very pleasantly surprised by Captain America, and Thor, while not spectacular, was decent in its own right.  Not sure what that bodes for this movie though.
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Post by: JDB on October 15, 2011, 04:59:30 AM
The subjectivity of this statement notwithstanding, this couldn't be any further from the truth.  Iron Man 2 was both a critical and box office success.  The critical reception and cost-to-profit ratio wasn't as impressive as the first one, but calling it "piss poor" is a gross exaggeration.

As for the trailer... it arrite, all the elements to get man ah li'l hype, but I was hype off the GI Joe: Rise of Cobra trailer and that  turn out to be utter bunk.  So we'll see. I must say... as I said a couple weeks ago, I was very pleasantly surprised by Captain America, and Thor, while not spectacular, was decent in its own right.  Not sure what that bodes for this movie though.

I admit that it was a very biased statement and that everybody else like it. I just think it was a huge drop off from IM. I would put it in X3 and Spider-man 3 category. I just think about it and remember that the black Widow was in it too so it is even a better example of useless character bloat in a sequel.

Also to me GI Joe look like tata from the trailer so I was able to watch it with zero expectations.
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Post by: Bakes on October 15, 2011, 06:48:35 AM
I admit that it was a very biased statement and that everybody else like it. I just think it was a huge drop off from IM. I would put it in X3 and Spider-man 3 category. I just think about it and remember that the black Widow was in it too so it is even a better example of useless character bloat in a sequel.

Also to me GI Joe look like tata from the trailer so I was able to watch it with zero expectations.

Agreed that Iron Man 2 didn't live up to the hype of the first... expected War Machine to play a bigger role, and coulda do with less camp and wisecracks.  Spiderman 3 same... I think the worst part of that movie was him wearing all black and dancing in the club that night... utter nonsense.  GI Joe was supposed to be the first of the S.H.I.E.L.D spin-offs following Iron Man, and the action sequels with Cobra bringing down the Eiffel Tower, and the motorbike chase... well, that was probably the two best scenes in the whole movie.
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Post by: Trini Madness on October 15, 2011, 12:40:49 PM
i know this isn't a movie but is anyone into the walking dead series on AMC? season 2 starts tomorrow!
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Post by: Controversial on October 15, 2011, 12:56:41 PM
i know this isn't a movie but is anyone into the walking dead series on AMC? season 2 starts tomorrow!

yea breds, watched the entire season in one day, will be watching tomorrow, it should be good :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on October 16, 2011, 06:21:29 AM
i know this isn't a movie but is anyone into the walking dead series on AMC? season 2 starts tomorrow!

yea breds, watched the entire season in one day, will be watching tomorrow, it should be good :beermug:

Also TV but better than a movie is Sherlock.

A BBC modernization with Holmes as a tech wizard and Watson as an Iraq vet. Quality. Season one was three 90 minute episodes and each one was as good as a big budget movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on October 16, 2011, 10:01:45 AM
i know this isn't a movie but is anyone into the walking dead series on AMC? season 2 starts tomorrow!

yea breds, watched the entire season in one day, will be watching tomorrow, it should be good :beermug:

Also TV but better than a movie is Sherlock.

A BBC modernization with Holmes as a tech wizard and Watson as an Iraq vet. Quality. Season one was three 90 minute episodes and each one was as good as a big budget movie.

 :beermug: wiil check that out breds

what was your opinion of ritchies sherlock, i thought the first one was brilliant, the second promises to be equally as good, lets hope
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on October 16, 2011, 10:03:57 AM
i know this isn't a movie but is anyone into the walking dead series on AMC? season 2 starts tomorrow!
yes, can't wait for tonight :devil:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on October 16, 2011, 11:32:46 AM
as allyuh on comic books to movies an ting...somebody tell mih spielberg makin ah live action version of Tintin. I use to visually devour dem  books as a kid.    Should be good.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on October 16, 2011, 02:24:22 PM
as allyuh on comic books to movies an ting...somebody tell mih spielberg makin ah live action version of Tintin. I use to visually devour dem  books as a kid.    Should be good.

saw the trailer, it looks exceptionally good :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on October 16, 2011, 06:00:40 PM
as allyuh on comic books to movies an ting...somebody tell mih spielberg makin ah live action version of Tintin. I use to visually devour dem  books as a kid.    Should be good.

is live action? or just very very good CGI? I saw a bit of de trailer in a cinema... and first I thought it was live... but then ah say wait, is CGI?


Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on October 16, 2011, 06:45:51 PM
as allyuh on comic books to movies an ting...somebody tell mih spielberg makin ah live action version of Tintin. I use to visually devour dem  books as a kid.    Should be good.

is live action? or just very very good CGI? I saw a bit of de trailer in a cinema... and first I thought it was live... but then ah say wait, is CGI?




what ever it is, it look weird.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on October 25, 2011, 07:24:33 PM
j edgar lookin like tata.....leonardo land he first gay role.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on October 26, 2011, 09:47:37 AM
j edgar lookin like tata.....leonardo land he first gay role.

In The Basketball Diaries he had some aberrant behaviour.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on December 02, 2011, 11:15:30 AM
For those who into de contemporary western movie genre, leh meh hear all yuh favorite. Mine is Tombstone.

Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday was dread in that role.  De showdown between him and Johnny Ringo, and de build up to it was epic. The movie may not have been an accurate depiction of what really went down at de O.K. Corral, but it was certainly entertaining.  Ah next fav is Young Guns 2...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on December 04, 2011, 02:59:12 PM
For those who into de contemporary western movie genre, leh meh hear all yuh favorite. Mine is Tombstone.

Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday was dread in that role.  De showdown between him and Johnny Ringo, and de build up to it was epic. The movie may not have been an accurate depiction of what really went down at de O.K. Corral, but it was certainly entertaining.  Ah next fav is Young Guns 2...


yeah, kilmer real nail dat role.

my guilty pleasure: the quick and the dead. sharon stone real look good in dat one and leo di caprio was good. of course eastwood's the unforgiven was fantastic. ah haven't seen the remakes of 3:10 to yuma or true grit yet. thing is them old westerns had some real racism going on and hollywood get all liberal, so dey have to tread lightly with de remakes.

firebrand, yuh ever check out the tv series deadwood? that was a boss series. ian mcshane was 4king amazing as al swearengen. and ah real hate hbo for cancelling dat series.

aside: gene hackman really do a turn as the charismatic villain, even before the joker in those batman movies - ah mean hackman as lex luthor was absolute classic.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on December 04, 2011, 10:07:03 PM
'I saw the Devil'
Not a horror...a wicked action/thriller. A Korean version of 'Hostel' combined with 'The Fugitive'

The ting so good you wouldnt even notice the subtitles
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on December 05, 2011, 05:01:36 PM
For those who into de contemporary western movie genre, leh meh hear all yuh favorite. Mine is Tombstone.

Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday was dread in that role.  De showdown between him and Johnny Ringo, and de build up to it was epic. The movie may not have been an accurate depiction of what really went down at de O.K. Corral, but it was certainly entertaining.  Ah next fav is Young Guns 2...


yeah, kilmer real nail dat role.

my guilty pleasure: the quick and the dead. sharon stone real look good in dat one and leo di caprio was good. of course eastwood's the unforgiven was fantastic. ah haven't seen the remakes of 3:10 to yuma or true grit yet. thing is them old westerns had some real racism going on and hollywood get all liberal, so dey have to tread lightly with de remakes.

firebrand, yuh ever check out the tv series deadwood? that was a boss series. ian mcshane was 4king amazing as al swearengen. and ah real hate hbo for cancelling dat series.

aside: gene hackman really do a turn as the charismatic villain, even before the joker in those batman movies - ah mean hackman as lex luthor was absolute classic.

The Quick and the Dead was decent man... but I eh know what all de hype was about Unforgiven. I remember seeing it in the movie theatre and thinking it was a bit anticlimactic. Maybe I have to look at it again.

Yeah ah know about Deadwood. I never got the chance to really follow it though, but the one or two episodes I saw towards the end of the series was decent as well.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on December 05, 2011, 09:29:47 PM
'I saw the Devil'
Not a horror...a wicked action/thriller. A Korean version of 'Hostel' combined with 'The Fugitive'

The ting so good you wouldnt even notice the subtitles

Yeh this was real boss.  I've been recommending it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 06, 2011, 04:54:00 AM
For those who into de contemporary western movie genre, leh meh hear all yuh favorite. Mine is Tombstone.

Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday was dread in that role.  De showdown between him and Johnny Ringo, and de build up to it was epic. The movie may not have been an accurate depiction of what really went down at de O.K. Corral, but it was certainly entertaining.  Ah next fav is Young Guns 2...


yeah, kilmer real nail dat role.

my guilty pleasure: the quick and the dead. sharon stone real look good in dat one and leo di caprio was good. of course eastwood's the unforgiven was fantastic. ah haven't seen the remakes of 3:10 to yuma or true grit yet. thing is them old westerns had some real racism going on and hollywood get all liberal, so dey have to tread lightly with de remakes.

firebrand, yuh ever check out the tv series deadwood? that was a boss series. ian mcshane was 4king amazing as al swearengen. and ah real hate hbo for cancelling dat series.

aside: gene hackman really do a turn as the charismatic villain, even before the joker in those batman movies - ah mean hackman as lex luthor was absolute classic.

Ribbit,

you and I on the same page bro. I have almost nothing to add.

I have to say of the contemporary westerns, Unforgiven is the best for me. It gave you the feel of the West and not that of a glossy movie. And what a fkng cast.

Quick and the Dead was also pretty good.

3:10 to Yuma  and True Grit (remake) also pretty good.  But I have to say that by far and away the best was Unforgiven.
Never really understood why the series Deadwood was cancelled. Won enough awards.

Both Wyatt Earp movies were good. Thought that the Kevin Costner one was better. But the rold Val Kilmer played was amazing. Thought he should've won and Oscar for that. Never really noticed how brilliant he was until that role. It was becz of that performance I became a Kilmer fan. Unfortunatley he put on weight and his career kind of fizzled a bit. Pity, a really fine actor.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on December 06, 2011, 08:12:16 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 06, 2011, 09:04:14 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 07, 2011, 10:48:14 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB

Yes Peong. I checked it out. Good movie.

Another highly recommended one which I totally forgot to mention is Apaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris. co starring Vigo Mortenson, Rene Zellweger  and Jeremy Irons.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 12, 2011, 08:06:24 AM
Two movies which I saw recently and which I highly recommend are the Help and Warriors.

I believe the black woman who starred in the Help will get nominated for an Oscar.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 21, 2011, 02:47:34 PM
Anybody chekcking out Dexter.

The last two episodes really throw me for a loop.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on December 23, 2011, 01:12:30 PM
50/50 is a real good movie.
I watched the new Planet of the Apes movie too, that was ok. 
It had some real good scenes where Caesar was executing his plan.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on December 24, 2011, 01:55:07 PM
Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows was boss. Ah think ah still prefer the first one, but this was really good too.


Looking forward to seeing Girl with the Dragon Tattoo next week... I skeptical about it since I loved the original, but will check it out all the same.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 24, 2011, 03:34:56 PM
Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows was boss. Ah think ah still prefer the first one, but this was really good too.


Looking forward to seeing Girl with the Dragon Tattoo next week... I skeptical about it since I loved the original, but will check it out all the same.
I planning on seeing Tattoo next week too. Let's compare notes.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on December 24, 2011, 05:17:22 PM
Keeping with the spirit of the season:

http://www.youtube.com/v/9RQlikX4vvw
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on December 24, 2011, 09:00:15 PM
I planning on seeing Tattoo next week too. Let's compare notes.

Fer sherr...   ;D

Ah suppose to take it in on Friday.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 25, 2011, 05:54:55 PM
Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows was boss. Ah think ah still prefer the first one, but this was really good too.


Looking forward to seeing Girl with the Dragon Tattoo next week... I skeptical about it since I loved the original, but will check it out all the same.
I planning on seeing Tattoo next week too. Let's compare notes.

will take it in on video... craig should do a stunning job and rooney is an up and coming actress

sherlock is a must see in the theaters....guy ritchie is an excellent director
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on December 26, 2011, 08:49:22 AM
You guys will hate it but .A very Harold and Kumar Christmas is a classic in its genre ..
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 31, 2011, 04:15:06 PM
I planning on seeing Tattoo next week too. Let's compare notes.

Fer sherr...   ;D

Ah suppose to take it in on Friday.

Saw Girl with Dragon Tattoo and MI4 (IMAX) back to back.

Two movies that kept me at the edge of my seat using two different styles.

Tattoo was great, not excellent. I found having read the book before I saw version #1 helpful as some details in version #1 were not explained. Version 2 did a better job in this regard. Many details were included such as the relationship between Mikael and Erika and Mikael and Lisbeth. I like how the flashbacks worked to explain what happened the day Harriet disappeared. Version 2 was weak in showing the downfall of Wennerstrom though. Version 1 and version 2 each stand on their own as two great movies.  Both very enjoyable.

Watching MI4 in IMAX was fun. Lots of excitement.  Enjoyed that film for entirely different reasons.  So that's pretty much fill up my big screen quota for the next 6 months.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on December 31, 2011, 04:30:10 PM
Don't know if it was mentioned in here before, and I might be rhell late to de dance..

But i watching a series here called Breaking Bad which have me hooked. Now about halfway through season 3 with one more season to go after and i can't get enough.

Series is about a high school chemistry teacher who found out he had cancer and decide to start making crystal meth. And is bacchanal after bacchanal.

What impresses me the most is the quality of the acting in the series, from the main character Walter White, to the wife.. Pretty much everyone in the show on top of their acting game.

Check out the imdb link here:  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0903747/



Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 31, 2011, 05:09:19 PM
Don't know if it was mentioned in here before, and I might be rhell late to de dance..

But i watching a series here called Breaking Bad which have me hooked. Now about halfway through season 3 with one more season to go after and i can't get enough.

Series is about a high school chemistry teacher who found out he had cancer and decide to start making crystal meth. And is bacchanal after bacchanal.

What impresses me the most is the quality of the acting in the series, from the main character Walter White, to the wife.. Pretty much everyone in the show on top of their acting game.

Check out the imdb link here:  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0903747/





bryan cranston is an excellent actor, breaking bad is a borse series.... if your into amc series, you should take een the walking dead as well

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 31, 2011, 05:12:05 PM
finally saw game of shadows, loved it.... have been a downey fan for quite some time....

like i mentioned to half baked previously, girl with the dragon tattoo will be good, that is next on the list... fincher is a borse, rooney mara and craig from what ive heard form an excellent team :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 31, 2011, 05:14:30 PM
oh and on a side note, saw the trailer for the dark knight rises..... :o

WOW

that is all i have to say.... nolan, goyer and bale are remarkable....
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on December 31, 2011, 07:39:03 PM
Saw Girl with Dragon Tattoo and MI4 (IMAX) back to back.

Two movies that kept me at the edge of my seat using two different styles.

Tattoo was great, not excellent. I found having read the book before I saw version #1 helpful as some details in version #1 were not explained. Version 2 did a better job in this regard. Many details were included such as the relationship between Mikael and Erika and Mikael and Lisbeth. I like how the flashbacks worked to explain what happened the day Harriet disappeared. Version 2 was weak in showing the downfall of Wennerstrom though. Version 1 and version 2 each stand on their own as two great movies.  Both very enjoyable.

Watching MI4 in IMAX was fun. Lots of excitement.  Enjoyed that film for entirely different reasons.  So that's pretty much fill up my big screen quota for the next 6 months.


I liked it.  Take it in last night with company who had never read the book nor seen the 2009 original.  Surprisingly, she thought it started fast and ended too slow.  I guess because at the start she head was swimming with trying to keep up with the Vanger clan's members and with the frequent flashbacks.  I on the other hand worried she mighta pan it due to the fact that there was so much development of the back story and little action at the start... followed by a hastily-done wrap up at the end.

I was very impressed by how Rooney Mara was able to approximate Noomi Rapace's mannerisms in this movie.  Not sure if it was intentional or not, but going into the movie I was a huge skeptic... but she was excellent.  I thought the original handled the rape scene (and revenge scene) better.  Thought Martin's end, and Wennerstrom's downfall was handled better in the original as well.

Rooney Mara was a beast though, I eh go lie.


I bracing MI4... not a fan of Tom Cruise and having less and less success envisioning him as an action star.  I can't even remember MI3... that's how much of an impression it made on me.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on January 03, 2012, 12:45:21 PM
saw the help over the weekend.....thought it was lookin drab from previews but quite the opposite,it worth a look.very entertainin
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on January 03, 2012, 08:28:38 PM
I recently watched and liked

Crazy Stupid Love with Carell and Gosling, Drive with Gosling and the Breaking Bad fella, 50/50 with Rogen and the fella from 3rd Rock.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on January 04, 2012, 11:22:37 AM
My wife liked the original tattoo better. i actually liked the new one more. Want to see Contraband...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on January 04, 2012, 12:22:19 PM
caught tinker tailor soldier spy. strongly advise watching the original tv series first. they basically cram 6 hours into 2 hours and it was difficult to follow for people not familiar with the plot.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on January 04, 2012, 12:31:46 PM
Two movies which I saw recently and which I highly recommend are the Help and Warriors.

I believe the black woman who starred in the Help will get nominated for an Oscar.

VB

Saw Warriors over the weekend....boss flick! Enjoyed it more than Mark Walberg's The Fighter.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on January 04, 2012, 02:19:38 PM
Really excited to see Act of Valor also  :beermug:

Shout out to all Special Ops...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 04, 2012, 03:59:32 PM
Two movies which I saw recently and which I highly recommend are the Help and Warriors.

I believe the black woman who starred in the Help will get nominated for an Oscar.

VB

Saw Warriors over the weekend....boss flick! Enjoyed it more than Mark Walberg's The Fighter.

 :beermug: i concur, saw it last nite
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 04, 2012, 04:00:14 PM
caught tinker tailor soldier spy. strongly advise watching the original tv series first. they basically cram 6 hours into 2 hours and it was difficult to follow for people not familiar with the plot.

its been a while, will have to re -visit the tv series to refresh, but the movie looks damn good, just the caliber of actors imo
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on January 04, 2012, 10:35:05 PM
Last night I saw Dale and Tucker vs Evil.
It's a comedic twist on the hillbillies in the woods type of horror.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ZANDOLIE on January 05, 2012, 10:46:57 AM
caught tinker tailor soldier spy. strongly advise watching the original tv series first. they basically cram 6 hours into 2 hours and it was difficult to follow for people not familiar with the plot.

its been a while, will have to re -visit the tv series to refresh, but the movie looks damn good, just the caliber of actors imo

Boss series. Just bought the 'sequel' Smiley's People' on DVD. Definitely have to catch this movie.

Also have 'Incendies' to watch tonight, supposed to be a good film
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 05, 2012, 02:19:57 PM
caught tinker tailor soldier spy. strongly advise watching the original tv series first. they basically cram 6 hours into 2 hours and it was difficult to follow for people not familiar with the plot.

its been a while, will have to re -visit the tv series to refresh, but the movie looks damn good, just the caliber of actors imo

Boss series. Just bought the 'sequel' Smiley's People' on DVD. Definitely have to catch this movie.

Also have 'Incendies' to watch tonight, supposed to be a good film

incendies is a good film, i think i spoke about on here previously... i told touches to check it out
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on January 05, 2012, 02:23:32 PM
I took in the Immortals in 3d

It on par with 300, if not better in terms of effects, but the story so-so.

I enjoyed it...there was a traitor just like 300, who was the recipient of a "buss eggs"...when I tell you that was dread...the whole cinema cringe and bawl out for the man.

I was looking for more excitement in the end from the Titans...but they wanted to stretch a sequel so its understandable.

See it in 3d...the effects add to the umph of the show.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 05, 2012, 02:27:09 PM
Saw Girl with Dragon Tattoo and MI4 (IMAX) back to back.

Two movies that kept me at the edge of my seat using two different styles.

Tattoo was great, not excellent. I found having read the book before I saw version #1 helpful as some details in version #1 were not explained. Version 2 did a better job in this regard. Many details were included such as the relationship between Mikael and Erika and Mikael and Lisbeth. I like how the flashbacks worked to explain what happened the day Harriet disappeared. Version 2 was weak in showing the downfall of Wennerstrom though. Version 1 and version 2 each stand on their own as two great movies.  Both very enjoyable.

Watching MI4 in IMAX was fun. Lots of excitement.  Enjoyed that film for entirely different reasons.  So that's pretty much fill up my big screen quota for the next 6 months.


I liked it.  Take it in last night with company who had never read the book nor seen the 2009 original.  Surprisingly, she thought it started fast and ended too slow.  I guess because at the start she head was swimming with trying to keep up with the Vanger clan's members and with the frequent flashbacks.  I on the other hand worried she mighta pan it due to the fact that there was so much development of the back story and little action at the start... followed by a hastily-done wrap up at the end.

I was very impressed by how Rooney Mara was able to approximate Noomi Rapace's mannerisms in this movie.  Not sure if it was intentional or not, but going into the movie I was a huge skeptic... but she was excellent.  I thought the original handled the rape scene (and revenge scene) better.  Thought Martin's end, and Wennerstrom's downfall was handled better in the original as well.

Rooney Mara was a beast though, I eh go lie.


I bracing MI4... not a fan of Tom Cruise and having less and less success envisioning him as an action star.  I can't even remember MI3... that's how much of an impression it made on me.

Looks like Sony is going ahead with the next film with Mara and Craig even though they only raked in $60 million in NA and $12 million in other markets to date. Production budget was $90 million. But Sony says they are on track for >$100 million in box office receipts.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 05, 2012, 02:35:25 PM
Looks like Sony is going ahead with the next film with Mara and Craig even though they only raked in $60 million in NA and $12 million in other markets to date. Production budget was $90 million. But Sony says they are on track for >$100 million in box office receipts.

Serves them right... should leave well enough alone.  There are already Swedish versions of Fire and Hornet's Nest as well... no need to reinvent the wheel.  Although I surprise it didn't do better myself.  Nutten else Larsen estate will make a mint.  Just from me alone they get ah e-book purchase of the trilogy this past weekend... since ah never read them before.  Netflix getting stream too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 05, 2012, 05:11:07 PM
Saw Girl with Dragon Tattoo and MI4 (IMAX) back to back.

Two movies that kept me at the edge of my seat using two different styles.

Tattoo was great, not excellent. I found having read the book before I saw version #1 helpful as some details in version #1 were not explained. Version 2 did a better job in this regard. Many details were included such as the relationship between Mikael and Erika and Mikael and Lisbeth. I like how the flashbacks worked to explain what happened the day Harriet disappeared. Version 2 was weak in showing the downfall of Wennerstrom though. Version 1 and version 2 each stand on their own as two great movies.  Both very enjoyable.

Watching MI4 in IMAX was fun. Lots of excitement.  Enjoyed that film for entirely different reasons.  So that's pretty much fill up my big screen quota for the next 6 months.


I liked it.  Take it in last night with company who had never read the book nor seen the 2009 original.  Surprisingly, she thought it started fast and ended too slow.  I guess because at the start she head was swimming with trying to keep up with the Vanger clan's members and with the frequent flashbacks.  I on the other hand worried she mighta pan it due to the fact that there was so much development of the back story and little action at the start... followed by a hastily-done wrap up at the end.

I was very impressed by how Rooney Mara was able to approximate Noomi Rapace's mannerisms in this movie.  Not sure if it was intentional or not, but going into the movie I was a huge skeptic... but she was excellent.  I thought the original handled the rape scene (and revenge scene) better.  Thought Martin's end, and Wennerstrom's downfall was handled better in the original as well.

Rooney Mara was a beast though, I eh go lie.


I bracing MI4... not a fan of Tom Cruise and having less and less success envisioning him as an action star.  I can't even remember MI3... that's how much of an impression it made on me.

Looks like Sony is going ahead with the next film with Mara and Craig even though they only raked in $60 million in NA and $12 million in other markets to date. Production budget was $90 million. But Sony says they are on track for >$100 million in box office receipts.

there are tax incentives and credits in the uk, sweden and germany that will help them recover a good portion of the production budget... so to this point i can safely say they made money, not the mega bucks as anticipated but they made a profit to this point, in fact I would go as far as saying they are laughing to the bank bc of intl distribution rights sold for this film prior to the release.

they did not spend enough on marketing and promo, which is why the film grossed less than expected, im not surprised that sony will do the remaining sequels
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 07, 2012, 04:55:15 PM
Sherlock Holmes:  a bromantic comedy/adventure. I only dozed off twice .. one more than the 1st movie. yawn ...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on January 13, 2012, 08:49:28 PM
Sherlock Holmes:  a bromantic comedy/adventure. I only dozed off twice .. one more than the 1st movie. yawn ...

I remember TI asking what I thought about the first one and I never got a chance to reply. Basically I thought it was an average movie just not Sherlock Holmes. Way too much physicality for the character. The preview for this one look even less like a Sherlock Holmes story. Plenty slow motion running and big explosions.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on January 13, 2012, 08:56:34 PM
Don't know if it was mentioned in here before, and I might be rhell late to de dance..

But i watching a series here called Breaking Bad which have me hooked. Now about halfway through season 3 with one more season to go after and i can't get enough.

Series is about a high school chemistry teacher who found out he had cancer and decide to start making crystal meth. And is bacchanal after bacchanal.

What impresses me the most is the quality of the acting in the series, from the main character Walter White, to the wife.. Pretty much everyone in the show on top of their acting game.

Check out the imdb link here:  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0903747/

Yuh real late but yuh still earlier than me. I watching these 3 seasons for months now on netflix and I don't want to start it because I know I can't finish it.

Same reason I staying away from Boardwalk Empire and Homeland despite the fact that I know is good stuff. Also the reason I have the complete unwatched collection of The Wire and I never bothered to start with Lost. This new brand of big budget serial TV fiction is a time killer.

I watching Idris Elba  in the BBC series Luther right now and enjoying it. A very manageable 10 episodes over two seasons.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 15, 2012, 07:06:33 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB

Yes Peong. I checked it out. Good movie.

Another highly recommended one which I totally forgot to mention is Apaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris. co starring Vigo Mortenson, Rene Zellweger  and Jeremy Irons.

VB

I just discovered another one whilst on holiday in Bali. Seraphim Falls - 2007, starring Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson .

The opening tne minutes where one is chasing the other through the snowy mountains is rivetting.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on January 15, 2012, 07:13:56 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB

Yes Peong. I checked it out. Good movie.

Another highly recommended one which I totally forgot to mention is Apaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris. co starring Vigo Mortenson, Rene Zellweger  and Jeremy Irons.

VB

I just discovered another one whilst on holiday in Bali. Seraphim Falls - 2007, starring Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson .

The opening tne minutes where one is chasing the other through the snowy mountains is rivetting.

VB

Seraphim Falls is a good flick. I not too keen on the part where Angelica Houston shows up.

I still haven't found a modern western to match the Leone movies though. Once Upon A Time In The West might be the greatest western ever made. Maybe my standards are too high? Maybe Leone just spoiled me.

http://www.youtube.com/v/yUmJkRn_Qxw&
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 15, 2012, 10:24:02 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB

Yes Peong. I checked it out. Good movie.

Another highly recommended one which I totally forgot to mention is Apaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris. co starring Vigo Mortenson, Rene Zellweger  and Jeremy Irons.

VB

I just discovered another one whilst on holiday in Bali. Seraphim Falls - 2007, starring Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson .

The opening tne minutes where one is chasing the other through the snowy mountains is rivetting.

VB

Seraphim Falls is a good flick. I not too keen on the part where Angelica Houston shows up.

I still haven't found a modern western to match the Leone movies though. Once Upon A Time In The West might be the greatest western ever made. Maybe my standards are too high? Maybe Leone just spoiled me.

http://www.youtube.com/v/yUmJkRn_Qxw&

I read a poll once of the greatest westerns ever and this was considered number one. Good stars but I found it a bit anticlimatic. There seemed to be a lot of proacastinating and a lot of "gallerying" during the movie. Probably that was considered cool in the 60s but I found it a bit stale. And like a lot of Italian Westerns music and gun shots was overloud.

Now Rio Bravo with John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson that was a true classic. Great characters who played off each other.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on January 15, 2012, 11:24:19 AM
Open Range is a good modern western.  Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall.

Thanks, I obviously missed out on this. Will try to check it out this week.

VB

Yes Peong. I checked it out. Good movie.

Another highly recommended one which I totally forgot to mention is Apaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris. co starring Vigo Mortenson, Rene Zellweger  and Jeremy Irons.

VB

I just discovered another one whilst on holiday in Bali. Seraphim Falls - 2007, starring Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson .

The opening tne minutes where one is chasing the other through the snowy mountains is rivetting.

VB

Seraphim Falls is a good flick. I not too keen on the part where Angelica Houston shows up.

I still haven't found a modern western to match the Leone movies though. Once Upon A Time In The West might be the greatest western ever made. Maybe my standards are too high? Maybe Leone just spoiled me.

http://www.youtube.com/v/yUmJkRn_Qxw&

I read a poll once of the greatest westerns ever and this was considered number one. Good stars but I found it a bit anticlimatic. There seemed to be a lot of proacastinating and a lot of "gallerying" during the movie. Probably that was considered cool in the 60s but I found it a bit stale. And like a lot of Italian Westerns music and gun shots was overloud.

Now Rio Bravo with John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson that was a true classic. Great characters who played off each other.

VB

Yeah, that is a movie people either find the pacing perfect, or too slow. The score was written before filming began, and the music sets the pace. Also Leone says he was interested in the rituals leading to violence, more than the violence itself, hence the gallerying.

I find it hard to watch John Wayne movies, though, that fella couldn't act he way out of a paper bag.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Small Magician aka Wazza on January 16, 2012, 04:18:18 PM
Crazy that "Warrior" didnt get any big nominations ... Best film of 2011 for me... Nick Nolte should be nominated for an Oscar

Top top movie

Cannot wait for The Dark Knight Rises... huge fan of Nolan and what he's done with the last 2
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Small Magician aka Wazza on January 27, 2012, 05:51:26 PM
Crazy that "Warrior" didnt get any big nominations ... Best film of 2011 for me... Nick Nolte should be nominated for an Oscar

Top top movie

Cannot wait for The Dark Knight Rises... huge fan of Nolan and what he's done with the last 2

Well he got it.. Nick Nolte nominated for best supporting actor  :beermug:

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 02, 2012, 08:48:59 AM
Crazy that "Warrior" didnt get any big nominations ... Best film of 2011 for me... Nick Nolte should be nominated for an Oscar

Top top movie

Cannot wait for The Dark Knight Rises... huge fan of Nolan and what he's done with the last 2

Well he got it.. Nick Nolte nominated for best supporting actor  :beermug:



Glad to see that Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer got nominations. Thought that they deserved it when I first saw the movie  but didn't know if Spencer would get it.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 04, 2012, 02:09:23 AM
Took in "the Grey" recently with Liam Neeson.

Good movie. The ending is either cool or pull stones depending on your perspective.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on February 04, 2012, 03:42:56 PM
Crazy that "Warrior" didnt get any big nominations ... Best film of 2011 for me... Nick Nolte should be nominated for an Oscar

Top top movie

Cannot wait for The Dark Knight Rises... huge fan of Nolan and what he's done with the last 2

Well he got it.. Nick Nolte nominated for best supporting actor  :beermug:



Glad to see that Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer got nominations. Thought that they deserved it when I first saw the movie  but didn't know if Spencer would get it.

VB

I had Octavia pegged for a nomination. Viola is worthy as well. Glad to see she got a nomination as well.

and they both won at the SAG Awards.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on February 20, 2012, 03:01:19 PM
Rare Exports - who see it?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on February 20, 2012, 03:55:21 PM
Rare Exports - who see it?

I send that to my brother as a christmas present.
Is a new Christmas Tradition!

If you like that one, check out Troll Hunter.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 21, 2012, 02:48:09 AM
Walk the Line.

The early years of Johnny Cash. Missed this movie when it first came out. Joaquim Phoenix and Reese Whitherspoon. Got nominated for five Oscars. Witherspoon her nomination. (2005).

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on February 21, 2012, 11:42:51 AM
Rare Exports - who see it?

I send that to my brother as a christmas present.
Is a new Christmas Tradition!

If you like that one, check out Troll Hunter.

Yeh I saw Troll Hunter earlier.  I enjoyed both.
I was real crackin up at the real Santa Claus bit.
Good acting too, the dad was a real good character.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on February 27, 2012, 07:43:38 AM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on February 27, 2012, 11:54:44 AM
Yeh I saw Troll Hunter earlier.  I enjoyed both.
I was real crackin up at the real Santa Claus bit.
Good acting too, the dad was a real good character.

I had tuh turn off Troll Hunter...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on February 27, 2012, 12:43:58 PM
Yeh I saw Troll Hunter earlier.  I enjoyed both.
I was real crackin up at the real Santa Claus bit.
Good acting too, the dad was a real good character.

I had tuh turn off Troll Hunter...

Yuh recognize yuhself or wha?  :devil:

(yuh walk into that one, I couldn't resist)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on February 27, 2012, 12:50:27 PM
I just watched Insidious, it was good for a few tense moments.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on February 27, 2012, 02:33:57 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

Sad to say,, I now gettin into that....knew about it when it first started but for some reason I thought it was tata

somebody gimme the first 3 seasons on dvd fior christmas and I now start watchin dem last week....ah really shoulda watch it months ago...I get hooked
(except for the lone episode where sadis was chasin ah fly around the lab,,,that whole episode was crap)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on February 27, 2012, 03:54:56 PM
de other day i ketch mehself lookin at a 1957 flick...affair in trinidad with rita hayworth...not much of anyting in it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on February 27, 2012, 07:16:11 PM
Yuh recognize yuhself or wha?  :devil:

(yuh walk into that one, I couldn't resist)


Well I ent ugly (if I must say so mihself), so unless yuh calling mih ah forum troll... dah one eh really registering  ???

I just watched Insidious, it was good for a few tense moments.

**Slight Spoiler Alert!!**
Insidious was arrite... the concept of having to go down into purgatory was kinda creepy, but I was waiting fuh de big beast tuh show and in de end was more cheap scare tactics, smoke and mirror bullshit dan anything else.


Don't Be Afraid of the Dark... not sure if I discuss it/it was discussed here already, but I saw these two around the same time so they tend to go hand in hand in my mind.  It was decent... an interesting take on the tooth fairy and some genuinely painful scenes, lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on February 28, 2012, 09:12:25 AM
Act of Valor was nice...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on February 29, 2012, 04:31:19 PM
d new avengers trailer  ;D
http://www.youtube.com/v/tY9DnBNJFTI

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on March 01, 2012, 01:49:40 PM
Have a bag full of movies for alyuh as I haven't posted in awhile. i'll give a star for level of interest. 1 being lowest and 5 highest.

Sniper Reloaded - Okay for the hour. Decent to pass some dead time(doh waste your money on buying this) 2.9 Stars

Swat: Fire Flight - Same as above 3.0 Stars

Eagle - good flick for the gladiator type viewer.3.5 Stars

Transformers: Dark Of The Moon - Some level of enetertainment made no sense to the interlectually minded. I was neither here nor there on this one. I think that should be the end of any thought of another Transformer movie. It ran its course 2.8 Stars

X-Men: First Class - I enjoyed seeing this and all the scenarios and making of the different characters of Magneto and Xavier. 3.5 Stars

Lincoln's Lawyer -  Good Directing. 3.5 Stars

Captain America - Other than the visuals(due to Bluray quality) and a little humour here and there I did not really see anything to hype about. Still decent though. 3.0 Stars

The Kings Speech - I enjoyed this even though it was a little slow. Good movie altogether. 3.5 Stars

Black Swan - A little dull but still wasn't bad. 3.0 Stars

Quarantine 2: Terminal - 3.0 Stars

Green Lantern - Nothing much in there to say other than the picture quality did look good(Due to Bluray). Another Avenger prlude. 3.2 Stars

Contagion - Not bad. For those germ Phobics, I would suggest do not watch. Make you think about all those public doors ways that you have to touch when moving around. 3.5 Stars

Hangover 2 - Got a few laughs in this one but was really an unnecessary sequel. Some of the scenes were like dejaveau because they happened in the first Hangover. Still entertaining though. 3.5 Stars

Warrior - One of these movies where you just root for the lead character no matter how wrong he seem to get things. Entertainment from start to end. 4.5 Stars

Real Steal - Loved this. Total entertainment and good story that will totally have you wanting more. 5 Stars

Black Belt - This was my sleeper movie Because I rented this with some apprehension, boy was i wrong. The characters in this was two ah de baddest men nothing beating them. Lacked a bit as the fight scenes was good but they just left you saying I could see a bit more licks. ;D  4 Stars

IP Man 2 - for anyone who've seen the fist IP Man this is as good or even better. Real licks pass in this. Totally entertaining from  start to end and ontop my list of best movies of all time. 5 Stars

Cowboys vs Aliens - for some people they didn't enjoy this but I thought it was well done as I enjoyed this alot. Sound effects were fantastic, loved it. 4 stars

Super 8 : This supposedly was a kids movie untill I began hearing profanity on two or three instances. The kids were excited to see this but were prevented in the end(my Wife and I usually watch a movie first to make sure the content is suitable for the children). I didn't really enjoy it much but loved the Train wreck as my sound system went into full turbulence mode for this. I think it may be worth a watch for some. I give it a 3.7 for story line and the sound effects
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on March 01, 2012, 01:52:18 PM
Hoss did you really just rate Green Lantern and Captain America above Transformers?  :yellowcard:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on March 01, 2012, 02:00:20 PM
Hoss did you really just rate Green Lantern and Captain America above Transformers?  :yellowcard:

lol. Really I didn't enjoy them that much All three were duds to me. But I think some will enjoy them. Anything in the 2.8 - 3.8 is up in the air according to who sees it. If they in those areas they're average.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on March 02, 2012, 05:52:00 PM
Pass (10trini)

Take een IP Man 3

is like a prequel...it dreader than Ip2

http://www.amazon.com/Ip-Man-Legend-Born-2010/dp/B0041YI4ZO

http://www.amazon.com/IP-Man-Legend-Born-Grandmaster/dp/B0054EKDEU/ref=pd_cp_mov_3

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on March 05, 2012, 10:47:52 AM
Pass (10trini)

Take een IP Man 3

is like a prequel...it dreader than Ip2

http://www.amazon.com/Ip-Man-Legend-Born-2010/dp/B0041YI4ZO

http://www.amazon.com/IP-Man-Legend-Born-Grandmaster/dp/B0054EKDEU/ref=pd_cp_mov_3



About 4weeks back I saw that on the shelf in blockbuster and it's been on my mind ever since. I'll check it soon.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on March 07, 2012, 01:06:32 PM
SMALL SPOILER ALERT....IP MAN 2

Enjoyed the movie but can't understand how a boxer could give a great martial artist so much problems.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pass(10trini) on March 09, 2012, 03:08:29 PM
SMALL SPOILER ALERT....IP MAN 2

Enjoyed the movie but can't understand how a boxer could give a great martial artist so much problems.

VB

I feel the same. Still it was great stuff though
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 09, 2012, 03:12:29 PM
I check out 13 Assassins (Jusan-nin no Shikaku) last night... BOSS samurai movie.  Blade pelting like peas... 13 samurais (well 12+1) vs. 200 swordsmen in ah li'l village.  De samurais had the benefit of holding up in the village before the attack and they well plan fuh de invaders with some booby trap and thing.  Boss... BOSS flick.


But den again, I into dem kinda things...

http://www.youtube.com/v/bSJLvBDWQK4



Probably mih favorite scene... okay, nah it have one better, but this come close:

Pardner find heself up against about 50 swordsmen... and is just he and he apprentice.  He tell de apprentice tuh kill de ones who get past him LOL  :rotfl: :rotfl:

http://www.youtube.com/v/pYZIXDChKq0&feature=related
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on March 09, 2012, 08:32:44 PM
Don't really watch anything on TV, but football. However i love Westerns so I have recently been following
Hell on Wheels a good Western series and also the motorcycle version of a Western, Sons of Anarchy.

PS: Watched 13 Assassins on a flight recently, for those who love  kick up, entertaining,
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on March 10, 2012, 01:07:56 AM
Don't really watch anything on TV, but football. However i love Westerns so I have recently been following
Hell on Wheels a good Western series and also the motorcycle version of a Western, Sons of Anarchy.

PS: Watched 13 Assassins on a flight recently, for those who love  kick up, entertaining,

I'm a freak for Westerns. I didn't know this one existed as I live abroad. Going to check it out today.
Thanks Observer.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on March 10, 2012, 01:36:22 PM
Took in Safe House with Denzel Washington last week...

Decent CIA thriller with some good action throughout. Not really a big fan of the lead actor Ryan Reynolds, especially for a serious kinda flick like this but Denzil was Denzil.

I find alot of the fight scenes was borrowed straight out of Bourne Identity in terms of the fighting styles, sequences and sound effects.

Good flick though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on March 10, 2012, 10:36:45 PM
Anybody take een de Santana movie?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 11, 2012, 08:29:16 AM
Anybody take een de Santana movie?

yeah..... d production value low, as u might expect......it have some steups moments, but d kicks value more dan make up for d flaws .....IMHO good for ah local effort...........well worth d admission to support d locals
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 11, 2012, 01:32:11 PM
Watched Machine Gun Preacher last night, based on a true story....Not a bad movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on March 11, 2012, 06:07:23 PM
Anybody take een de Santana movie?

Yeah, went and take it in about a month ago.

I real enjoy it. I mean it was understandably low budget, and they were some slow parts in between where you could see they was stretching it to make up the hour. But all in all it had some hilarious moments in it that had the cinema going.

If they could tighten up the production a lil bit and focus more on the hilarious exchanges that the original clips are famous for, i seriously believe he could have an all time great local production on his hands.

Saw the creator Roger Alexis in the mall last week and told him he need to do a Pastor Stewart movie... Seriously, Santana good but I could watch a whole hour of Pastor Stewart.. He is a classic.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ZANDOLIE on March 12, 2012, 01:22:49 AM
SMALL SPOILER ALERT....IP MAN 2

Enjoyed the movie but can't understand how a boxer could give a great martial artist so much problems.

VB

stepping into the ring with a good boxer is like playing tag with a human jackhammer. they can hit harder than a typical wing chun stylist, have greater punching accuracy, more stamina, and can take a punch a lot better. even the slight difference in stance and style between a boxer and kickboxer would give advantage to a boxer, depending on rules. all things being equal a decent muay thai fighter would beat most stand up martial artists, boxers or kickboxers of similar calibre in a standard ring under continuous action. in a bigger space under point style rules or under no rules a martial artist has an edge IMO due to cleaner technique and speed.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on March 13, 2012, 03:06:19 AM
The Walking Dead.

I must say I thought they were spending too much time on that farm but after the hiatus things REAL take an expected turn.

Anybody else notice that the first three episodes after the hiatus, the black man hardly appear and barely say three words. The last episode they give him a little more. Is like dey doh want the man in the series.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Daft Trini on March 13, 2012, 10:23:05 AM
Thanks for the Santana reviews, cayr wait till it come on DVD... remember the first local movie I see "men in grey"
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on March 13, 2012, 10:46:25 AM
The Walking Dead.

I must say I thought they were spending too much time on that farm but after the hiatus things REAL take an expected turn.

Anybody else notice that the first three episodes after the hiatus, the black man hardly appear and barely say three words. The last episode they give him a little more. Is like dey doh want the man in the series.

VB

LOL!! we was talkin bout dat las week....they fade de man out clean clean I even forget he was part of the cast

Nex ting he come back wit he two lines in the house meeting....dem eh know what to do wit him,,,an de last ting dey need is he to be ressin some pipe on maggie  ;D
dem yankee go focus on dat more than the zombies
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 13, 2012, 01:09:48 PM
I just take in Ong Bak: Muay Thai Warrior... finally.  Boss movie.  I never see knee and elbow pelt so.  Ah man rush een and get knock out one time with ah knee... to RIB CAGE lol! Ah take in Ong Bak part two some months ago and probably like dat one better... although ah believe they abuse some ah dem elephants eh.  Tony Jaa is a boss, surprise he eh blow up more... but in order to do that yuh have tuh speak de people and dem Engrish.  Another reason ah like de part two is that he show some ah he cross-training in that more than in the original (which was intended to be a Muay Thai vehicle anyways).  He use nuff Aikido techniques including a couple Shihonages and Kotegaeshi's.  Some nice jo work as well.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on March 15, 2012, 02:46:49 AM
Pass (10trini)

Take een IP Man 3

is like a prequel...it dreader than Ip2

http://www.amazon.com/Ip-Man-Legend-Born-2010/dp/B0041YI4ZO

http://www.amazon.com/IP-Man-Legend-Born-Grandmaster/dp/B0054EKDEU/ref=pd_cp_mov_3



I just take in Ip Man the Legend begins, the prequel. Yeah , it was better than IP Man 2.
Having said that all the Ip Man movies were damn enjoyable.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 15, 2012, 05:44:32 AM
Now watch Ong Bak 3 last night... waste ah facking time.  Onb Bak 2 is the best by far.


IP Man been hanging out in mih queue fuh some time, will check it out later.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 15, 2012, 05:27:41 PM
battleship

yuh even gettin to see rihanna act :worried: ....ah tort she was CG when ah see d preview still image oui .......hope she forid doh spoil it :D

http://www.youtube.com/v/u7N-33PbR-g
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 15, 2012, 08:15:57 PM
Rihanna getting blaze... allyuh keep hating.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on March 18, 2012, 09:30:21 PM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 18, 2012, 09:44:44 PM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne

elaborate please..........jus finish walking dead is dat yuh talkin bout  ??? if so ....yeah boy
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on March 19, 2012, 07:16:56 AM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne

elaborate please..........jus finish walking dead is dat yuh talkin bout  ??? if so ....yeah boy

Yeah Yeah, it was walking dead, didn't even notice that it was under the post ah movie thread...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 19, 2012, 08:27:47 AM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne
who it is save andrea in the end?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 19, 2012, 08:40:08 AM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne
who it is save andrea in the end?

my guess is Murle
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Mr Fix-it on March 19, 2012, 10:12:57 AM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne
who it is save andrea in the end?

my guess is Murle

No It's Michonne
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/walking-dead-michonne-danai-gurira-301498
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nerdcoreblog/sets/72157629241389518/with/6844716772/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 19, 2012, 04:29:20 PM
Boss season ending, can't wait for season 3 and Michonne
who it is save andrea in the end?

my guess is Murle

No It's Michonne
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/walking-dead-michonne-danai-gurira-301498
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nerdcoreblog/sets/72157629241389518/with/6844716772/

cool
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on March 19, 2012, 04:45:29 PM
boy i miss de entire 1st season of WD.so still kinda fishin as to know how de group come about,who is merle and why rick wife bull shane.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 19, 2012, 05:07:43 PM
boy i miss de entire 1st season of WD.so still kinda fishin as to know how de group come about,who is merle and why rick wife bull shane.
http://www.tv-links.eu/tv-shows/The-Walking-Dead_24227/
various streaming sites if yuh not into torrent, I find putlocker is d best bandwidth wise but yuh only allowed one stream every 24hrs if yuh doh register and pay, plus yuh have to put up with pop-up windows before the streams start regardless ah who yuh choose but not during d shows
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Touches on March 20, 2012, 11:19:27 AM
I feel after Hunger Games I taking een this one

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_raid_redemption/trailers/

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on March 20, 2012, 12:01:43 PM
This summer the Alien prequel Prometheus is out.

Fassbender, Idris Elba, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce

http://www.youtube.com/v/sftuxbvGwiU
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on March 20, 2012, 04:51:53 PM
This summer the Alien prequel Prometheus is out.

Fassbender, Idris Elba, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce

http://www.youtube.com/v/sftuxbvGwiU
This summer the Alien prequel Prometheus is out.

Fassbender, Idris Elba, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce

http://www.youtube.com/v/sftuxbvGwiU
This summer the Alien prequel Prometheus is out.

Fassbender, Idris Elba, Charlize Theron, Guy Pearce

http://www.youtube.com/v/sftuxbvGwiU

Ah might have to line up at midnight for this one, ah can't wait.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 20, 2012, 04:54:44 PM
grimm... yuh seem excited?
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Post by: FireBrand on March 20, 2012, 05:30:38 PM
Prometheus theatrical trailer

http://www.youtube.com/v/HHcHYisZFLU
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Post by: Peong on March 20, 2012, 06:37:08 PM
That is how yuh do a trailer boy.   :applause:  Might be better than the movie.
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Post by: JDB on March 20, 2012, 08:52:15 PM
That is how yuh do a trailer boy.   :applause:  Might be better than the movie.

Can't see that happening. It have movies yuh could see is BS from a mile a way, and then much anticipated ones that turn out disappointing (Avengers fans beware!) but I can't see any way for this movie to not be boss.

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Post by: Bakes on April 01, 2012, 01:02:56 PM
Wrath of the Titans.. bare shite, as de Bajans would say. Once more the demi-monsters steal the show with the über-monster being some overly cooked up giant behemoth who's too big or too slow to really be effective against the Perseus-Pegasus pairing.  Not really hard to out-manoeuvre a beast moving in slow-mo.  The underwhelming effect is further underscored when said beast ends up going out like a bitch... you almost want to ask yuhself "I mean really?  How you survive so long if it was so easy to kill yuh?" 

Immortals told a very similar story to Wrath, but did it in a much more convincing manner.  Freida Pinto is such great eye-candy.  No setta overly done special effects... but the fight scenes is real boss.  Storyline not too bad either.

The Hunger Games... steups.  Not bad, but largely unfulfilled potential.  Speaking of potential, I need to find out how old this Katniss Everdeen character supposed tuh be before I admit to some of de thoughts that was running thru my mind... as she was running arung in de bush in dem tight pants.  I mainly went as a way to "support" a friend and former classmate of mine who had a small role, and for the most part I don't regret it, but it definitely not worth the hype.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 01, 2012, 07:39:14 PM
In Immortals, the god who was fightin with a chain caused some horrible deaths.

Tower Heist was good, one of the better comedies out there.
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Post by: Bakes on April 01, 2012, 07:54:27 PM
In Immortals, the god who was fightin with a chain caused some horrible deaths.

Tower Heist was good, one of the better comedies out there.


Yeah Zeus fack up real people wid dat chain.  Ares ketch it nice doh.
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Post by: pecan on April 02, 2012, 11:13:59 AM
Wrath of the Titans.. bare shite, as de Bajans would say. Once more the demi-monsters steal the show with the über-monster being some overly cooked up giant behemoth who's too big or too slow to really be effective against the Perseus-Pegasus pairing.  Not really hard to out-manoeuvre a beast moving in slow-mo.  The underwhelming effect is further underscored when said beast ends up going out like a bitch... you almost want to ask yuhself "I mean really?  How you survive so long if it was so easy to kill yuh?" 


LOL .. I dozed off during minutes 5 to 10, even after paying de premium to watch it in 3D Imax.  Special effects were cool in this format.  But that was about it.

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Post by: FireBrand on April 03, 2012, 11:54:37 AM
Total Recall
http://www.youtube.com/v/GljhR5rk5eY
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Post by: lefty on April 03, 2012, 12:03:32 PM
I doh know, did like d original as ah chile,..........not so much as an adult ...but as an Arni fan......well of most of his movies anyways, I dont have much confidence in these remakes ah hear Conan was ah steamin pile ah (http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj184/befje/smileys/bf-shit-boossmiley.gif)
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Post by: Bakes on April 03, 2012, 11:39:03 PM
LOL .. I dozed off during minutes 5 to 10, even after paying de premium to watch it in 3D Imax.  Special effects were cool in this format.  But that was about it.



Yeah I pay fuh 3-D too... and was more interested in mih popcorn halfway thru.  The first one was ah let down so ah really wasn't surprised, but the sheer fact that they had the audacity to make a sequel... ah figure they woulda get this one right.  The special effects was boss... and with the 3-D they had mih flinching a couple times from shit flying on de screen, lol. 

But Kronos was ah disappointment.  I mean, I understand where they got their inspiration from, but nah... they have to come better than dat.  Even de Minotaur fail... not even Immortals got that one right I tort... although the Minotaur in Immortals pelt real blows.  Hephaestus is supposed to be a Titan too, yet he went out real weak against Ares.

Another thing, when Perseus went to meet with Andromeda, she and she army was massed on the battlefield, either fighting or preparing to fight.  Yet... come to find out is Kronos they was getting ready to battle... how they know about Kronos? lol  At that point nobody but Perseus and he crew did know what was going on under Tartarus.  Emblematic of the weak script.


...thank God I snea... I mean, I went and check out Hunger Games... fuh spiritual balance nah. lol
Title: Re: Interview with Trini SEAL act of valor
Post by: truetrini on April 11, 2012, 02:44:55 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkaUCsON8W0&feature=relmfu

Part I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkHFGfQu1XA&feature=relmfu

Part II


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci3pk2a1UZw&feature=relmfu
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Post by: capodetutticapi on April 12, 2012, 07:53:30 AM
saw hunger games yesterday...was expectin more...i give it 5 outta 10...cyar wait fuh marvel avengers.
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Post by: Controversial on April 12, 2012, 12:00:20 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it
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Post by: pecan on April 12, 2012, 02:14:40 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on April 12, 2012, 04:55:42 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?

the ending of this year, fall or early 2013, i believe 4, one hour episodes are planned, it ranked up there with the top 5 tv shows in britain, imo its some of the best writing ive seen for a contemporary crime series and ive watched many..
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Post by: pecan on April 12, 2012, 06:20:33 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?

the ending of this year, fall or early 2013, i believe 4, one hour episodes are planned, it ranked up there with the top 5 tv shows in britain, imo iys ts some of the best writing ive seen for a contemporary crime series and ive watched many..

Ahhh.  I just did a search. They are talking bout making the leap to big screen after the next season. Looking forward to season 3.
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Post by: Peong on April 12, 2012, 07:41:07 PM
Luther is boss.  One of the best crime tv shows I ever see.
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Post by: Peong on April 13, 2012, 10:16:50 AM
The Debt - badass Helen Mirren as a Mossad operative.  Good movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on April 13, 2012, 12:42:01 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?

the ending of this year, fall or early 2013, i believe 4, one hour episodes are planned, it ranked up there with the top 5 tv shows in britain, imo iys ts some of the best writing ive seen for a contemporary crime series and ive watched many..

Ahhh.  I just did a search. They are talking bout making the leap to big screen after the next season. Looking forward to season 3.

thats a movie i would pay to see, it would be great if they incorporate an element of US society as well to get the US audience, it deserves the attention of a wider audience

im also looking forward to the next season  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on April 13, 2012, 12:42:36 PM
The Debt - badass Helen Mirren as a Mossad operative.  Good movie.

saw the original, i heard the mirren version was better
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on April 13, 2012, 12:43:03 PM
Luther is boss.  One of the best crime tv shows I ever see.

its a pity it hasn't caught on in north america
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Post by: vb on April 13, 2012, 02:11:28 PM
Luther is boss.  One of the best crime tv shows I ever see.

its a pity it hasn't caught on in north america

I've recently been seeing promos for it. It looked good and plan to start watching it soon.

VB
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Post by: vb on April 19, 2012, 12:14:59 AM
Sniper reloaded. Complete SH&T. Do not watch this movie.

The Double with Richard Gere. Good film. Just when you think you have it figured out, they hit you a little surprise at the end. Gere can still make good films.

VB
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Post by: Peong on April 20, 2012, 09:28:22 PM
Eastbound and Down - baddest comedy series.  Real vulgar but it's hilarious, I laugh until I cry sometimes.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on April 21, 2012, 07:46:37 AM
Anybody went and see Cabin in the Woods?

Is a horror/comedy/satire. That movie is real tears. Recommended.
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Post by: Dutty on April 21, 2012, 08:22:26 AM
Ah judge a book by its cover on dem two

Eastbound and de cabin movie look like pure lala in the ads and trailers,my perception was dem shows was for people wit mullets and missing teeth......ah hadda check dem out now
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on April 21, 2012, 10:58:32 AM
That is how yuh do a trailer boy.   :applause:  Might be better than the movie.

Can't see that happening. It have movies yuh could see is BS from a mile a way, and then much anticipated ones that turn out disappointing (Avengers fans beware!) but I can't see any way for this movie to not be boss.


‘Marvel’s The Avengers’ earns glowing reviews. (http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/glowing-reviews-marvel-avengers-172544149.html)
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Post by: Peong on April 21, 2012, 02:55:13 PM
Ah judge a book by its cover on dem two

Eastbound and de cabin movie look like pure lala in the ads and trailers,my perception was dem shows was for people wit mullets and missing teeth......ah hadda check dem out now

Eastbound makes fun of the dude and his mullet.  A lot of recognizable actors in small roles in it.  Will Ferrell, Don Johnson, Matthew Mcona-whatever, Craig Robinson, Jason Sudekis.  The humour is way over the top, I can't stress this enough.  It's not for everybody, but if it's your thing, it's great.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 21, 2012, 04:33:54 PM
Another HBO series to check out is Boardwalk Empire.  I enjoy this to the fullest.  It's about corruption in Atlantic City during prohibition.  The acting is top quality.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on April 21, 2012, 05:19:28 PM
I checkin alcatraz nutten like lost but it growin on mih lil bit........though d boredom startin to hit mih too
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Preacher on April 21, 2012, 10:01:19 PM
That is how yuh do a trailer boy.   :applause:  Might be better than the movie.

Can't see that happening. It have movies yuh could see is BS from a mile a way, and then much anticipated ones that turn out disappointing (Avengers fans beware!) but I can't see any way for this movie to not be boss.


‘Marvel’s The Avengers’ earns glowing reviews. (http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/glowing-reviews-marvel-avengers-172544149.html)

I actually wrote a song for the movie (Unofficially)   check it here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OtNVK09RP4

Any help you guys can put in would be great, promo, sharing, liking all that stuff.   Thanks for your support.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on April 23, 2012, 03:51:58 AM
I was killing some time infront of the tv and the other ppl in the room were watching Shaft, starring Samuel L Jackson.

For those who have seen the movie, there's a scene where he goes to pick up a girl at her house and the bad guys come to kill her. Shaft has to shoot his way out of the house.

There's a sort of rasta guy waiting for him in the car (Busta Rhymes) With shots flyin Busta lookin for he gun and cussin  bcz he cah find it, as he looking around the car, I had to laugh when I see the car keys in the ignitions with a TT flag on it.  :)

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on April 23, 2012, 02:56:31 PM
...and later on in his room Busta had a Trini flag on he wall.  Old news.
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Post by: vb on April 24, 2012, 03:44:06 AM
...and later on in his room Busta had a Trini flag on he wall.  Old news.

Actually that room was in such a mess I eh even take it on. But I notice the picture of Sparrow by the TV  :)

VB
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Post by: triniairman on April 26, 2012, 04:47:42 PM
I watched Act of Valour last night, when they were mentioning the SEAL team, I heard the say something about one of them growing up poor in Trinidad... If anyone saw and heard this, can you please confirm this and is it T&T or Trinidad CA?
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on April 26, 2012, 08:37:29 PM
I watched Act of Valour last night, when they were mentioning the SEAL team, I heard the say something about one of them growing up poor in Trinidad... If anyone saw and heard this, can you please confirm this and is it T&T or Trinidad CA?

Confirmed....IT somewhere in this thread, ah jus too lazy now to find it :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on April 26, 2012, 10:19:50 PM
...and later on in his room Busta had a Trini flag on he wall.  Old news.

Actually that room was in such a mess I eh even take it on. But I notice the picture of Sparrow by the TV  :)

VB

haha, fuh real?  See I even miss dat.


Fix it and Triniairman here's TrueTrini's post

http://www.socawarriors.net/forum/index.php?topic=34233.msg801334#msg801334
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on April 26, 2012, 11:37:02 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkaUCsON8W0&feature=relmfu

Part I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkHFGfQu1XA&feature=relmfu

Part II


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci3pk2a1UZw&feature=relmfu

Just getting a chance to check this out... good interview, and good dude.  I think he has some star potential.  Haven't seen what his acting looks like, but he has a presence about him.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on April 27, 2012, 10:10:34 AM
...and later on in his room Busta had a Trini flag on he wall.  Old news.

Actually that room was in such a mess I eh even take it on. But I notice the picture of Sparrow by the TV  :)

VB

haha, fuh real?  See I even miss dat.


Fix it and Triniairman here's TrueTrini's post

http://www.socawarriors.net/forum/index.php?topic=34233.msg801334#msg801334

Nah, not for real.  ;D I just playing de ass wit yuh.  ;D

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on May 04, 2012, 12:51:20 PM
d new avengers trailer  ;D
http://www.youtube.com/v/tY9DnBNJFTI



Go see it!  :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on May 04, 2012, 05:27:31 PM
I nearly choke on my lunch when i see this picture from the iMax showing of Avengers here in Trinidad...

DED!!   :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:



(http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc62/trini_omar/463561_377697035599503_199370343432174_1007055_930623705_o.jpg)

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Post by: FF on May 04, 2012, 07:05:26 PM
oh gaaardo... Thor and Hulk win...   :rotfl:

Black widow ent look too bad though
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Post by: Bakes on May 04, 2012, 07:14:58 PM
oh gaaardo... Thor and Hulk win...   :rotfl:

Black widow ent look too bad though

Thor couldn't lose de glasses at least? lol  Yeah boy, Black Widow looking righteous.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on May 04, 2012, 08:51:52 PM
expendables

dey PG-13 d fuuckin ting cause chuck norris doh like to cuss.......steups ..........overrated Steven-Seagalesce Mudder c**t ..........again steups
http://www.youtube.com/v/PQgHttrwOu0
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on May 07, 2012, 09:25:57 AM
In preparation for the upcoming Prometheus, I started rewatching the Alien movies.  The first one was so good eh, 1979 and they pull off a sci-fi masterpiece.

BTW it looks like it's the same alien ship or at least same type of ship in both movies.
I really lookin forward to this one.
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Post by: JDB on May 07, 2012, 08:27:45 PM
In preparation for the upcoming Prometheus, I started rewatching the Alien movies.  The first one was so good eh, 1979 and they pull off a sci-fi masterpiece.

BTW it looks like it's the same alien ship or at least same type of ship in both movies.
I really lookin forward to this one.

Alien is a hell of a movie. Can't remember what the Alien ship looked like though.

Watching the Prometheus trailer it remind me of the backstory to Dead Space, an adventure/horror videogame. The dead space backstory has similar elements to Prometheus with humans finding ancient Alien glyphs on earth then leaving for space. But the real similarity is in the space ships. The design was very similar to Alien with cramped spaces and an industrial look and feel to the human ship.

Here is a "Prometheus" trailer using footage from the Dead Space movies

http://www.youtube.com/v/dkJZfb6nDqk
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 08, 2012, 12:34:44 AM
That is how yuh do a trailer boy.   :applause:  Might be better than the movie.

Can't see that happening. It have movies yuh could see is BS from a mile a way, and then much anticipated ones that turn out disappointing (Avengers fans beware!) but I can't see any way for this movie to not be boss.



Far from disappointing... I hearing nothing but glowing reviews from friends who see Avengers.  Break the all-time box office opening weekend record, $200 million over the weekend.  Break Harry Potter record.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/07/movies/marvels-the-avengers-top-box-office-record.html?_r=1&src=dayp
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Post by: Jumbie on May 09, 2012, 05:53:17 AM
Avengers - It is excellent! The only thing a little shaky was parts of the adaptation. You def have to check it in 3d and/or 3d imax if you don't mind spending the coins. All I can say is..HULK! well ms ting ass look nice and tight as well.

* Doh forget to stay after the credits for a teaser.


Side Note - Seems the movie to watch this summer will be the new batman!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on May 09, 2012, 06:38:47 AM
Took one of my children to see hunger games, must admit I was disappointed (never read the books).
People raved about it, but for me nah!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 09, 2012, 10:06:16 PM
Took one of my children to see hunger games, must admit I was disappointed (never read the books).
People raved about it, but for me nah!
Did not like it either... The flame costume was the best part of the movie for me.
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Post by: JDB on May 10, 2012, 06:04:38 AM

Far from disappointing... I hearing nothing but glowing reviews from friends who see Avengers.  Break the all-time box office opening weekend record, $200 million over the weekend.  Break Harry Potter record.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/07/movies/marvels-the-avengers-top-box-office-record.html?_r=1&src=dayp


I thought it possible that the movie could fail to deliver on the hype and expectation given the the cookie-cutter early trailers. It definitely delivered on the promise of the trailer and got good critical reviews. The money it made is a different issue altogether.

I saw it and thought it was good, not spectacular but I am going back to watch it again and I probably will buy it when it comes to disc. Very similar to the last Transformers (in several ways) the movie was good eye candy, near perfect action design, effects and choreography and a good mix of humour with the action.

I think if you are a big fan of the comic books there are some real sour points but it is nothing unique to this Marvel movie, it is just really emphasized here. But I kinda give up on wanting movies to have a high fidelity to comic book sources. They often don’t have fidelity to other books and plays that they adapt to screen either. I don’t bitch about the LoTR not being faithful to the books, having not read them, so I really can’t bitch about comic book movies doing the same.
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Post by: Bakes on May 10, 2012, 10:05:36 AM

Far from disappointing... I hearing nothing but glowing reviews from friends who see Avengers.  Break the all-time box office opening weekend record, $200 million over the weekend.  Break Harry Potter record.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/07/movies/marvels-the-avengers-top-box-office-record.html?_r=1&src=dayp


I thought it possible that the movie could fail to deliver on the hype and expectation given the the cookie-cutter early trailers. It definitely delivered on the promise of the trailer and got good critical reviews. The money it made is a different issue altogether.

I saw it and thought it was good, not spectacular but I am going back to watch it again and I probably will buy it when it comes to disc. Very similar to the last Transformers (in several ways) the movie was good eye candy, near perfect action design, effects and choreography and a good mix of humour with the action.

I think if you are a big fan of the comic books there are some real sour points but it is nothing unique to this Marvel movie, it is just really emphasized here. But I kinda give up on wanting movies to have a high fidelity to comic book sources. They often don’t have fidelity to other books and plays that they adapt to screen either. I don’t bitch about the LoTR not being faithful to the books, having not read them, so I really can’t bitch about comic book movies doing the same.


You warned Avengers fans to beware of being disappointed, the box office success and early reviews suggests that your concern may have been unnecessary.  Performance at the box office is the only sign of success or failure that really matters.  Fans of the genre could pan or rave about a movie but at the end of the day money is what's required to make a movie and money determines whether it spawns any sequels. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on May 10, 2012, 03:13:38 PM

Far from disappointing... I hearing nothing but glowing reviews from friends who see Avengers.  Break the all-time box office opening weekend record, $200 million over the weekend.  Break Harry Potter record.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/07/movies/marvels-the-avengers-top-box-office-record.html?_r=1&src=dayp


I thought it possible that the movie could fail to deliver on the hype and expectation given the the cookie-cutter early trailers. It definitely delivered on the promise of the trailer and got good critical reviews. The money it made is a different issue altogether.

I saw it and thought it was good, not spectacular but I am going back to watch it again and I probably will buy it when it comes to disc. Very similar to the last Transformers (in several ways) the movie was good eye candy, near perfect action design, effects and choreography and a good mix of humour with the action.

I think if you are a big fan of the comic books there are some real sour points but it is nothing unique to this Marvel movie, it is just really emphasized here. But I kinda give up on wanting movies to have a high fidelity to comic book sources. They often don’t have fidelity to other books and plays that they adapt to screen either. I don’t bitch about the LoTR not being faithful to the books, having not read them, so I really can’t bitch about comic book movies doing the same.


You warned Avengers fans to beware of being disappointed, the box office success and early reviews suggests that your concern may have been unnecessary.  Performance at the box office is the only sign of success or failure that really matters.  Fans of the genre could pan or rave about a movie but at the end of the day money is what's required to make a movie and money determines whether it spawns any sequels. 

Oscar nominations/wins.  They matter.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 10, 2012, 03:51:48 PM
Oscar nominations/wins.  They matter.
Sure...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 11, 2012, 05:28:26 AM
You warned Avengers fans to beware of being disappointed, the box office success and early reviews suggests that your concern may have been unnecessary.  Performance at the box office is the only sign of success or failure that really matters.  Fans of the genre could pan or rave about a movie but at the end of the day money is what's required to make a movie and money determines whether it spawns any sequels. 

I didn't get into the money thing because I wasn't in doubt about whether the movie would be a financial success, that was always going to happen. The concern I expressed was a different one, that it could have easily been a disappointing experience for fans.

It didn't happen but not every thing that you wary of happens and its not as if there aren't examples of much anticipated movies being disappointing viewing experiences.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: dinho on May 11, 2012, 06:22:11 AM
I normally look at performance at the box office after the first week as a better indicator compared to gross profit... The hype and glitz could have a blockbuster film rack up record numbers in the first week, but if its a disappointing experience for fans, it normally tapers out fast over the following weeks as the word gets around..

Went and take in the Avengers in iMax last night and it was BOSS!!!

Really impressed.. Even moreso than some of the recent big ones like Transformers and Inception because while i thought those movies were great, something about the Avengers have me feeling like I could go back and take it in again... And i've heard that from a number of people as well, so i'm sure this have plenty legs to run.

Hulk take absolute WIN in the movie. I feel like they redeemed that franchise completely cause i never really rate any of dem Hulk movies.

But yeah, movie was bess, Avengers is ah must.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on May 11, 2012, 06:36:47 AM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on May 11, 2012, 06:57:07 AM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies

Jack soon making a blockbuster! 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 11, 2012, 07:22:08 AM
I normally look at performance at the box office after the first week as a better indicator compared to gross profit... The hype and glitz could have a blockbuster film rack up record numbers in the first week, but if its a disappointing experience for fans, it normally tapers out fast over the following weeks as the word gets around.

The Avengers numbers were truly spectacular and it did something unique as far momentum. The Friday numbers were behind the Hunger games and Harry Potter yet by Sunday it blew away every other film by a significant margin. That means that it had great word of mouth and great repeat business on the opening weekend.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on May 11, 2012, 11:43:16 AM
something about the Avengers have me feeling like I could go back and take it in again... And i've heard that from a number of people as well, so i'm sure this have plenty legs to run.


So true.... and with dem inflated movie ticket prices I cyar even remember when last I went to the movies more than once to see de same flick. Hell, I might even take it een a third time...maybe in Imax...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 11, 2012, 12:35:52 PM
I didn't get into the money thing because I wasn't in doubt about whether the movie would be a financial success, that was always going to happen. The concern I expressed was a different one, that it could have easily been a disappointing experience for fans.

It didn't happen but not every thing that you wary of happens and its not as if there aren't examples of much anticipated movies being disappointing viewing experiences.

Seems you taking it as though I throwing it in yuh face that ha ha yuh was wrong... if so then that's not the case.  I merely pointing out what a resounding success it was quite to the contrary, and perhaps despite the fears of many.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 11, 2012, 01:45:24 PM
Seems you taking it as though I throwing it in yuh face that ha ha yuh was wrong... if so then that's not the case.  I merely pointing out what a resounding success it was quite to the contrary, and perhaps despite the fears of many.

No sweat.

So true.... and with dem inflated movie ticket prices I cyar even remember when last I went to the movies more than once to see de same flick. Hell, I might even take it een a third time...maybe in Imax...

I definitely going back, but that is partly because I sleep though a good bit of the first half. As for generally watching things twice, I can't remember doing that in a long while too, more because of time than price. I sneak off to see this one solo on opening weekend so I will get to see it again on my next date night.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on May 11, 2012, 02:36:34 PM
with hi tech CGI,, look like hollywood figure out how to do superheo movies right

whey allyuh think...Justice League next?..or maybe Power Man?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on May 11, 2012, 04:19:19 PM
Seems you taking it as though I throwing it in yuh face that ha ha yuh was wrong... if so then that's not the case.  I merely pointing out what a resounding success it was quite to the contrary, and perhaps despite the fears of many.

No sweat.

So true.... and with dem inflated movie ticket prices I cyar even remember when last I went to the movies more than once to see de same flick. Hell, I might even take it een a third time...maybe in Imax...

I definitely going back, but that is partly because I sleep though a good bit of the first half. As for generally watching things twice, I can't remember doing that in a long while too, more because of time than price. I sneak off to see this one solo on opening weekend so I will get to see it again on my next date night.


Were u tired or yuh thought de first half was going slow?


with hi tech CGI,, look like hollywood figure out how to do superheo movies right

whey allyuh think...Justice League next?..or maybe Power Man?

Wish dey could jump into that without any individual superhero prequels though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on May 11, 2012, 04:28:36 PM
with hi tech CGI,, look like hollywood figure out how to do superheo movies right

whey allyuh think...Justice League next?..or maybe Power Man?

super grover! I would personally like to see Vendor Rivalry Redux.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on May 11, 2012, 04:29:28 PM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies

cuz.. contraband? really? Took me 4 tries to complete that one oui!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on May 11, 2012, 06:03:01 PM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies

Breds I enjoyed this one, what was your problem with it?
Paula Patton mmmmmmmmm......
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on May 12, 2012, 09:50:27 AM
with hi tech CGI,, look like hollywood figure out how to do superheo movies right

whey allyuh think...Justice League next?..or maybe Power Man?

warner bros are in development for wonder woman, flash and a reboot of green lantern, those need to be done before we see justice league

saw avengers last night and it was average, downey and ruffalo stood out while the plot was predictable

the cbm (comic book movie ) of the summer will be dark knight rises, whedon has a way to go to reach nolan's caliber

also, hawkeye, black widow, iron man and thor were not iconic, captain america and hulk were really the only iconic characters and downey is the reason iron man has been so great with the help of cgi
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 12, 2012, 12:45:36 PM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies

Breds I enjoyed this one, what was your problem with it?
Paula Patton mmmmmmmmm......
I thought it was a good watch. Contraband was not all that in my opinion.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 13, 2012, 01:16:00 AM
Saw Mission Impossible on the plane. What a load of crap! Also had time to watch Contraband and I enjoyed it. Love heist & con movies

Breds I enjoyed this one, what was your problem with it?
Paula Patton mmmmmmmmm......

Yeah I thought this was the best of the four. The end was cartoonish and it had too much Tom Cruise running (as usual) but the heist was classic MI. Much, much better than the 2nd and third ones.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on May 15, 2012, 08:49:12 PM
Haywire was damn good.  I didn't expect that at all.  The directing was excellent.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 15, 2012, 09:10:57 PM
Haywire was damn good.  I didn't expect that at all.  The directing was excellent.
Haywire was damn good.  I didn't expect that at all.  The directing was excellent.
Fell asleep on this one... Did not like how she just start to tell this stranger all their secret business in the car she kinda hijack.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on May 15, 2012, 10:07:17 PM
Haywire was damn good.  I didn't expect that at all.  The directing was excellent.
Haywire was damn good.  I didn't expect that at all.  The directing was excellent.
Fell asleep on this one... Did not like how she just start to tell this stranger all their secret business in the car she kinda hijack.

Yeah I thought it strange too but there was a reason.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 15, 2012, 10:35:07 PM
Avengers is well worth whatever hype out there about the film... I took moms to see it and she was asleep within half an hour LOL

but nah, that was more de "itis" than anything, we went to dinner for Mothers Day right before. She wake up and thorougly enjoyed it. to my surprise she also knew most of the characters (moms is 73 and was never into comics).

My take on it is that it's an excellent movie... absolutely worth the hype. One pardna of mine called it the best superhero movie ever and I look at him sideways. I have to say, having seen it now I completely agree. The Dark Knight might have something to say about that... but Avengers come real good.  Hulk is a facking beast!!

I make no guarantees... but I would be really surprised if folks didn't like it. The storyline is always secondary in these action movies, but in this case it was credible and well-developed. The one knock I would make is that to an extent you kinda have to see "Thor" to really pick up the backstory because they don't really explain it. The gist of it though (and this is not a spoiler for me to say it) is that Thor and Loki are brothers, and that Loki tired of playing second fiddle in the Asgardian band and decide to act out in "Thor" by unleashing hell on Earth.

Avengers kinda pick up the story from there... and if you go see it that should help you understand the storyline better.

The character development is also excellent, I love the natural affiliations and antipathy that form among them... as with 'humans' in the real world, you'll like some people and not like others... even in the midst of adversity. That was a nice touch.

Lawd... and action galore fuh de comic geeks like me. It was a special thrill for me to see my two favorite superheroes growing up, Iron Man and Thor, in action... in the same movie. Bess flick!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 16, 2012, 09:52:16 AM
Watched Avengers last night with my lady...I was like a big ass kid, all excited and wanted to point out key moments in the movie to her, but I had to keep meh kool, so I won't look like a child lol...although I think she likes that sometimes....Anyway..That movie was BOSSSS..Hulk was a beast and had me cracking up..I won't spoil it for those who have not seen it. I watched it in the IMAX 3D version and was very impressed. This was my first IMAX experience. I never really wanted to spend extra for a movie that I thought would be the same except for 3D effects, which was not a big deal to me, but this IMAX 3D thing made me feel like I was there at times. They put us inside of a car a couple of times, and that was very impressive the way they brought the audience into the movie and made us apart of the chaos during the fight scenes at the end. Did anyone notice that? Superhero movies are always kool, but never really live up to my expectations, but this one was very good and I would have to give it a 9 out of 10 in Superhero ratings. For those who have not seen it, I suggest you wait till the end of the credits to see a sequel teaser.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on May 16, 2012, 10:29:48 AM
Avengers is well worth whatever hype out there about the film... I took moms to see it and she was asleep within half an hour LOL

but nah, that was more de "itis" than anything, we went to dinner for Mothers Day right before. She wake up and thorougly enjoyed it. to my surprise she also knew most of the characters (moms is 73 and was never into comics).

My take on it is that it's an excellent movie... absolutely worth the hype. One pardna of mine called it the best superhero movie ever and I look at him sideways. I have to say, having seen it now I completely agree. The Dark Knight might have something to say about that... but Avengers come real good.  Hulk is a facking beast!!

I make no guarantees... but I would be really surprised if folks didn't like it. The storyline is always secondary in these action movies, but in this case it was credible and well-developed. The one knock I would make is that to an extent you kinda have to see "Thor" to really pick up the backstory because they don't really explain it. The gist of it though (and this is not a spoiler for me to say it) is that Thor and Loki are brothers, and that Loki tired of playing second fiddle in the Asgardian band and decide to act out in "Thor" by unleashing hell on Earth.

Avengers kinda pick up the story from there... and if you go see it that should help you understand the storyline better.

The character development is also excellent, I love the natural affiliations and antipathy that form among them... as with 'humans' in the real world, you'll like some people and not like others... even in the midst of adversity. That was a nice touch.

Lawd... and action galore fuh de comic geeks like me. It was a special thrill for me to see my two favorite superheroes growing up, Iron Man and Thor, in action... in the same movie. Bess flick!
jeezan ages bakes...i go swear u wukkin fuh sikkel and ebert.......anyway i goin weekend with meh daughters.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on May 16, 2012, 11:21:31 AM
Warched Sherlock Holmes with my kids last night. I enjoyed RDJ, convincing actor & adds something to every role. Good flick with  a nice mix of action & humor
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 16, 2012, 12:12:06 PM
If you have Netflix, there is a Avengers cartoon series on there. It's season 1. I recommend it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 16, 2012, 06:08:37 PM
Warched Sherlock Holmes with my kids last night. I enjoyed RDJ, convincing actor & adds something to every role. Good flick with  a nice mix of action & humor

I like Downey, Jr. too and love his interpretation of Sherlock Holmes.  My gripe with him is that he and Favreau seem to believe he must play Tony Stark the same exact way, and for me it eh really working.  It was arrite in the first Iron Man, but kinda overbearing by the time the second one reach.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on May 16, 2012, 07:34:21 PM
took in the Avengers last night in 3D. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to after the last credits rolled.

Even started to clap and laugh out loud after the Hulk and Loki encounter.  LOL

 :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Very enjoyable movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 16, 2012, 07:40:53 PM
took in the Avengers last night in 3D. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to after the last credits rolled.

Even started to clap and laugh out loud after the Hulk and Loki encounter.  LOL

 :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Very enjoyable movie.

"ENOUGH!! Enough! I am a GOD and I will NOT be bullied by a common human". 

...I nearly dead yes lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Brownsugar on May 17, 2012, 05:02:57 AM
took in the Avengers last night in 3D. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to after the last credits rolled.

Even started to clap and laugh out loud after the Hulk and Loki encounter.  LOL

 :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Very enjoyable movie.

"ENOUGH!! Enough! I am a GOD and I will NOT be bullied by a common human". 

...I nearly dead yes lol

Well that was the best part of the movie for me I nearly dead......other than that, :thinking: :thinking: I doh know, maybe I like mih story with good solid plot lines because after a while I got tired of these beings beating each other and ah keep waiting for the inevitable i.e. the avengers would prevail.  It was just soooooo predictable.

Now I watched it in IMAX 3D and the graphics and special effects are so alive that I enjoyed.  A god example of that is at the end when the creature (dem thing real friggin ugly) was in outer space lamenting how hard it is to beat humans I felt like I was really in outer space with the creature.  But again the thing predictable, at the end it was just so obvious that see that there will be an Avengers Part 2...... ::) ::) 

If so, I'll pass......
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Brownsugar on May 17, 2012, 05:09:59 AM
Alright, so I deliberately didn't read any of the comments on the before I went to see it.  I now realise that since I wasn't no big comic geek growing up dais why I was kinda "bleh" watching the movie.  My superheroes growing up were Spiderman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman (and Robin anybody remember dem ole episodes from the 60's??).......hhhhhmmm who else.......when X-men came along ah was big into that too.....so I eh really no fan of that group in the Avengers and doh know dey background.....perhaps dais why the really only impressive thing for me was the IMAX experience.....
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 17, 2012, 11:04:03 AM
I like Downey, Jr. too and love his interpretation of Sherlock Holmes.  My gripe with him is that he and Favreau seem to believe he must play Tony Stark the same exact way, and for me it eh really working.  It was arrite in the first Iron Man, but kinda overbearing by the time the second one reach.

This was the biggest of the problems that I had with the Avengers. One of the things that make it a good but not great great experience for me was constantly having to remind myself that this was supposed to be Iron-Man.

RDJ portrayal of Iron-Man is not the Iron-Man in the books. There were hints of this Downey-ness in the first movie, specifically the final scene with the “I am Iron-Man” reveal. That was a real sour note but overall the movie was good.

The second was all about that obnoxious, lovable  rogue BS, from the cheerleaders, to the Senate committee hearing, to the snarky one-upmanship with Justin Hammer.

This movie turned out to be more of the same. Whereas in the books Iron-man was actually a very straight character, the group organizer, rule-setter and planner for the Avengers, here they had him as this anti-authority, too cool for school, wise-cracking, arrogant hipster. I had to pull back  and just enjoy the visuals, the action and the humour and ignore plot and characterization.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: JDB on May 17, 2012, 11:12:16 AM
Alright, so I deliberately didn't read any of the comments on the before I went to see it.  I now realise that since I wasn't no big comic geek growing up dais why I was kinda "bleh" watching the movie.  My superheroes growing up were Spiderman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman (and Robin anybody remember dem ole episodes from the 60's??).......

The best superhero movie of all time for me is still Superman The Movie and I was not a big Superman fan growing up. They did so many things right in that movie casting, characters, score, theme. They didn't change the costume too much or feel bad about putting him in high boots, tights and jockey-shorts, and cape like they do with so many other movies. They also went with the idea of him hiding his secret identity with a pair of glasses without questioning its realism or practicality.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on May 17, 2012, 01:59:03 PM
Alright, so I deliberately didn't read any of the comments on the before I went to see it.  I now realise that since I wasn't no big comic geek growing up dais why I was kinda "bleh" watching the movie.  My superheroes growing up were Spiderman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman (and Robin anybody remember dem ole episodes from the 60's??).......

The best superhero movie of all time for me is still Superman The Movie and I was not a big Superman fan growing up. They did so many things right in that movie casting, characters, score, theme. They didn't change the costume too much or feel bad about putting him in high boots, tights and jockey-shorts, and cape like they do with so many other movies. They also went with the idea of him hiding his secret identity with a pair of glasses without questioning its realism or practicality.

Right there with yuh. That movie kinda spoiled a lot of the superhero movies to follow, becz they were so on the nail with it.
I had to realize that not every movie and character could be so close.

I also like how they did the Clark Kent and superman look with just some glasses and a geek hairstyle and made it passable.

Another hero movie that was well done but apparently bombed somewhat was the Phantom in 1996. Phantom was the first thing I used to read when I picked up a Guardian, followed by Mandrake and Sports. That was my routine for years every morning  before I went to school.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 17, 2012, 05:54:09 PM
This was the biggest of the problems that I had with the Avengers. One of the things that make it a good but not great great experience for me was constantly having to remind myself that this was supposed to be Iron-Man.

RDJ portrayal of Iron-Man is not the Iron-Man in the books. There were hints of this Downey-ness in the first movie, specifically the final scene with the “I am Iron-Man” reveal. That was a real sour note but overall the movie was good.

The second was all about that obnoxious, lovable  rogue BS, from the cheerleaders, to the Senate committee hearing, to the snarky one-upmanship with Justin Hammer.

This movie turned out to be more of the same. Whereas in the books Iron-man was actually a very straight character, the group organizer, rule-setter and planner for the Avengers, here they had him as this anti-authority, too cool for school, wise-cracking, arrogant hipster. I had to pull back  and just enjoy the visuals, the action and the humour and ignore plot and characterization.


Yeah agree with everything but especially the bolded.  As I told a friend elsewhere, this Iron Man is Pierce Brosnan's Bond... I prefer Daniel Craig.  Less wise-cracking, more edgy intellect... who could also kick some righteous ass when necessary.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on May 17, 2012, 06:08:38 PM
Alright, so I deliberately didn't read any of the comments on the before I went to see it.  I now realise that since I wasn't no big comic geek growing up dais why I was kinda "bleh" watching the movie.  My superheroes growing up were Spiderman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman (and Robin anybody remember dem ole episodes from the 60's??).......

The best superhero movie of all time for me is still Superman The Movie and I was not a big Superman fan growing up. They did so many things right in that movie casting, characters, score, theme. They didn't change the costume too much or feel bad about putting him in high boots, tights and jockey-shorts, and cape like they do with so many other movies. They also went with the idea of him hiding his secret identity with a pair of glasses without questioning its realism or practicality.

nah nah nah JDB, Wang Yu take that honour bro. Dat man flying and beating whole army, not even cryptonite could stop he  ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 18, 2012, 11:44:09 PM
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on May 19, 2012, 08:26:52 PM
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 

take een dat today avengers was sold out :( it was damn good johnny Depp boy :thumbsup: .............but is jus me or yuh does see subtle shades ah Jack Sparrow in he post POC work ??? .......not dat I mind ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 19, 2012, 08:39:21 PM
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 

take een dat today avengers was sold out :( it was damn good johnny Depp boy :thumbsup: .............but is jus me or yuh does see subtle shades ah Jack Sparrow in he post POC work ??? .......not dat I mind ;D

I think that's only b/c Barnabas Collins have a bit of fop in him dis rounds.  I think is only you though because he was nothing like Jack Sparrow in:

Finding Neverland
The Libertine
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Alice in Wonderland
...or The Tourist


--------------------------------------------

Check out Think Like A Man and The Dictator.... both ah dem is shit, especially The Dictator.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on May 19, 2012, 09:59:18 PM
ah say subtle shades........even rango someting wit d voice acting
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 

take een dat today avengers was sold out :( it was damn good johnny Depp boy :thumbsup: .............but is jus me or yuh does see subtle shades ah Jack Sparrow in he post POC work ??? .......not dat I mind ;D

I think that's only b/c Barnabas Collins have a bit of fop in him dis rounds.  I think is only you though because he was nothing like Jack Sparrow in:

Finding Neverland
The Libertine
haven't seen these

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Alice in Wonderland
dese I find so a bit more d antics dan anyting else

...or The Tourist didn't see plus given the sparrow persona and d mood ah tourist()AFAIK dat wont ah fit obiviously



Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on May 19, 2012, 10:41:24 PM
 Just finished watch Avengers. The thing that strike me was the absence of dialogue. Ah mean, the lines were delivered as a sequence of monologues. The other thing was the bs technology. Well ah should have known better.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 19, 2012, 11:41:05 PM
Finding Neverland
The Libertine
haven't seen these


Finding Neverland is his best ever role fuh me... doh sleep on it.  Great movie!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on May 20, 2012, 12:10:17 AM
Finding Neverland
The Libertine
haven't seen these


Finding Neverland is his best ever role fuh me... doh sleep on it.  Great movie!

will check it out thanks :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on May 24, 2012, 08:29:39 AM
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 

Bakes it was really so bad boy  :rotfl:

http://digg.com/newsbar/topnews/paralyzed_woman_regains_use_of_her_legs_walks_out_of_battleship

Paralyzed woman walks out during a screening of Battleship.

A 54-year-old Phoenix woman, who has been paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair for the last 25 years, suddenly regained the use of her legs and walked out of Universal’s boxoffice flop "Battleship."

Upon hearing the news of Richards' miraculous recovery, faith healer Benny Hinn, well-known for his "Miracle Crusades" throughout the world, immediately announced he was abandoning prayer in favor of screening "Battleship" for his millions of disciples who can no longer walk.


After a paralyzed woman regained the use of her legs and walked out of "Battleship," infirmed disciples of evangelist Benny Hinn watch the movie during a "Miracle Crusade" in Kansas City, hoping for the same results.

Marlene Richards, who was paralyzed after a car crash 25 years ago, went to see director Peter Berg’s $200 million naval recruitment film, also known as "Battleship," after confusing it with what she thought was the latest installment of Michael Bay’s "Transformers" franchise.

"I kept waiting for Shia LeBeouf and Bumblebee, but the only thing I saw was the guy from 'John Carter,' " Richards told Hollywood & Swine. "That's when I knew something was wrong."

Richards tried to leave the theater, but her motorized wheelchair malfunctioned, leaving her stranded and forced to watch singer-turned-actress Rihanna attempt to act. That’s when she felt sensation in her legs for first time in over two decades. Moments later, she stood and walked out of the theater.

"It truly was a miracle," Richards said. "Otherwise I would've had to sit through another hour of that movie."
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 24, 2012, 10:18:51 AM
I well saying is Greg Gadson who inspire she tuh walk again... lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on May 24, 2012, 11:02:53 AM
Doh go and see "Battleshit" unless yuh vex with yuh money.


Take een Dark Shadows juss fuh spite... since ah waste mih money on Battletata.  Dark Shadows was good kicks... I eh fall out laughing, but ah good laugh.  My man tell Angelique "goest thou to hell... and swiftly please"  :rotfl: :rotfl: 

lol, thanks for the advice.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 24, 2012, 01:46:15 PM
Also saw The Dictator... only because it was right next to the theater showing Think Like a Man... which I had a free ticket to.  Dictator was predictably shitty... hard to keep making ambush movies like Borat and Bruno so SBC try he hand ah a full-fledge movie.  I doh think they'll be repeating that debacle again any time soon.  I laugh once... maybe twice.

Think Like a Man was only marginally better... and largely due to that exquisite dollop of eye candy that is Meagan Good.... sweet Mary!  Steve Harvey pimp all dem black 'oman and dem into buying he book, next think yuh know movie geh make outta it.  Play on playa.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on May 27, 2012, 11:19:00 PM
Just watched Battleship... I personally liked it. Rihanna was the only thing I was disappointed in. She spoiled it for me. Who jumps into the ocean with their hat on and come up with it still on? She does lol. Being in the navy and seeing a second class PO talking to her chief and officers the way she did, pissed me off.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on May 28, 2012, 12:08:59 PM
MIB 3 - OK movie. Mediocre 1/2 half. The dialog and banter between J and K was lacking but had promise but got a lot better in the last 1/2. A teary-eye scene towards the end and nice wrap-up.  Just ignore the time travel paradoxes etc.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on May 29, 2012, 07:31:30 AM
MIB 3 - OK movie. Mediocre 1/2 half. The dialog and banter between J and K was lacking but had promise but got a lot better in the last 1/2. A teary-eye scene towards the end and nice wrap-up.  Just ignore the time travel paradoxes etc.

The black woman with the big tot tots make it for me.
Allyuh know she married to actor Allan Thicke's son?

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 29, 2012, 08:05:38 AM
MIB 3 - OK movie. Mediocre 1/2 half. The dialog and banter between J and K was lacking but had promise but got a lot better in the last 1/2. A teary-eye scene towards the end and nice wrap-up.  Just ignore the time travel paradoxes etc.

The black woman with the big tot tots make it for me.
Allyuh know she married to actor Allan Thicke's son?

VB

Ent see the movie, but you must be talking about Paula Patton... and Robin Thicke is a star in his own right, even bigger than his father.
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Post by: vb on May 29, 2012, 09:30:55 AM
MIB 3 - OK movie. Mediocre 1/2 half. The dialog and banter between J and K was lacking but had promise but got a lot better in the last 1/2. A teary-eye scene towards the end and nice wrap-up.  Just ignore the time travel paradoxes etc.

The black woman with the big tot tots make it for me.
Allyuh know she married to actor Allan Thicke's son?

VB

Ent see the movie, but you must be talking about Paula Patton... and Robin Thicke is a star in his own right, even bigger than his father.


Not as big as dem tot tots  ;D ;D
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Post by: pecan on May 29, 2012, 09:43:54 AM
ah doh think is Paula Patton - she not showing up anywhere in the credits (including IMDB).

Maybe Nicole Scherzinger?

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Post by: Michael-j on May 29, 2012, 10:21:22 AM
ah doh think is Paula Patton - she not showing up anywhere in the credits (including IMDB).

Maybe Nicole Scherzinger?



Same thing I wondering......I can't remember no black woman with big tot tots. I trying hard to figure out who it is....
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Post by: Michael-j on May 29, 2012, 10:28:48 AM
ah doh think is Paula Patton - she not showing up anywhere in the credits (including IMDB).

Maybe Nicole Scherzinger?



Same thing I wondering......I can't remember no black woman with big tot tots. I trying hard to figure out who it is....


Yeah..it is Nicole Scherzinger...I just went back and watch the opening couple of minutes on one of those pirate websites...they didn't look so big in the cinema....I don't think i had on my 3d glasses at that point, maybe that's why...
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Post by: Bakes on May 29, 2012, 10:35:21 AM
Oho... de Pussycyat Dolly chick.  Nice.
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Post by: vb on May 29, 2012, 11:24:36 AM
ah doh think is Paula Patton - she not showing up anywhere in the credits (including IMDB).

Maybe Nicole Scherzinger?



Same thing I wondering......I can't remember no black woman with big tot tots. I trying hard to figure out who it is....


Yeah..it is Nicole Scherzinger...I just went back and watch the opening couple of minutes on one of those pirate websites...they didn't look so big in the cinema....I don't think i had on my 3d glasses at that point, maybe that's why...

Oh shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry fellas. I out of it. I thought is MI Bakes write.

Is MIB3 he write. Which of course is Men in Black....Well say what ...call it a Dave Jenny moment...... ;D ;D :laugh: :laugh:
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Post by: Andre on May 29, 2012, 12:02:20 PM
Act of Valor

i check that this weekend. suposedly the "actors" was real navy SEALS. wicked. them could have all ah we surrounded now and we wouldn't even know.
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Post by: theworm2345 on May 29, 2012, 03:08:39 PM
I just saw they have a movie coming out "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"...where the hell do they come up with this stuff?  Thats why I haven't been to a movie theater in a year.
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Post by: FF on May 29, 2012, 04:09:36 PM
I just saw they have a movie coming out "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"...where the hell do they come up with this stuff?  Thats why I haven't been to a movie theater in a year.

take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try
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Post by: theworm2345 on May 29, 2012, 05:23:42 PM
take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try
I have a personal rule: no vampire movies made after 2000.
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Post by: vb on May 30, 2012, 02:02:27 AM
take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try
I have a personal rule: no vampire movies made after 2000.

What about Vampire TV series after 2000?

VB
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Post by: theworm2345 on May 30, 2012, 09:00:58 AM
take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try
I have a personal rule: no vampire movies made after 2000.

What about Vampire TV series after 2000?

VB
I just stay away from vampires in general.  Horror movies don't really do it for me and I don't even know what genre the recent stuff they've been making would be.  It would basically have to be Bram Stoker's original dracula with cape and fangs for me to watch no matter when it was made.
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Post by: vb on May 30, 2012, 09:20:45 AM
take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try
I have a personal rule: no vampire movies made after 2000.

What about Vampire TV series after 2000?

VB
I just stay away from vampires in general.  Horror movies don't really do it for me and I don't even know what genre the recent stuff they've been making would be.  It would basically have to be Bram Stoker's original dracula with cape and fangs for me to watch no matter when it was made.

So you miss out on Blade?
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Post by: theworm2345 on May 30, 2012, 09:42:12 AM
So you miss out on Blade?
I think that was before 2000.  I've seen maybe 30 minutes of it I wasn't that impressed.
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Post by: Andre on May 30, 2012, 11:49:52 AM
i see another good title "nazis at the center of the earth"

true talk.
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Post by: Bakes on May 30, 2012, 01:41:35 PM
i see another good title "nazis at the center of the earth"

true talk.

What was that next to.. "Naked Nurse From Outer Space"?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: theworm2345 on May 30, 2012, 02:57:30 PM
i see another good title "nazis at the center of the earth"

true talk.
I swear they're not even trying anymore, seems they're just taking two ideas and mashing them together (Abraham Lincoln/Vampires, Nazis/Center of Earth, Cowboys/Aliens, etc.).  I now see "Snow White and the Huntsman" I don't know what the hell its supposed to be but it looks like crap.  Next will be "Bambi and the Flesh Eating Zombies" (in CGI) or something.
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Post by: Peong on May 30, 2012, 03:10:28 PM
I swear they're not even trying anymore, seems they're just taking two ideas and mashing them together (Abraham Lincoln/Vampires, Nazis/Center of Earth, Cowboys/Aliens, etc.). I now see "Snow White and the Huntsman" I don't know what the hell its supposed to be but it looks like crap.  Next will be "Bambi and the Flesh Eating Zombies" (in CGI) or something.

The regular Snow White story has a huntsman in it, that eh no mashup.

There's also Iron Sky (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034314/), about Nazis on the moon.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: theworm2345 on May 30, 2012, 03:23:42 PM
The regular Snow White story has a huntsman in it, that eh no mashup.

There's also Iron Sky (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034314/), about Nazis on the moon.
I haven't seen that since I was like 5 so maybe I'm wrong on that but all of the other examples still stand (though the new Snow White still looks terrible).
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on May 31, 2012, 02:36:55 AM
I just saw they have a movie coming out "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"...where the hell do they come up with this stuff?  Thats why I haven't been to a movie theater in a year.

take yuh time... its being adapted from a work of fiction that was on the new york times bestseller list.

open yuh mind... give it a try

Don't know how they could take a US President and fictionalize like this but the preview look ok.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xr68mt_abraham-lincoln-new-trailer_shortfilms?from=email_us_HB&utm_source=emailing&utm_medium=emailing&utm_campaign=email_us_HB
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Post by: vb on May 31, 2012, 02:47:39 AM
The Tomb.

Schwazzeneger and Stallone talk about working together on the Tomb.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xr3o1q_the-tomb-film_shortfilms?ralg=behavior-only#from=playrelon-6
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Post by: vb on May 31, 2012, 03:15:24 AM
the Bourne Legacy.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xogvi7_the-bourne-legacy-trailer_shortfilms
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Post by: Toppa on May 31, 2012, 10:33:35 AM
Allyuh need to stop hating on Robert Downey's Ironman. I loved him.  :D

I loved the whole movie - even the Scarlett chick wasn't as annoying as I expected her to me.

Loki was a boss...Captain America...lol...I liked the new actor for Hulk - he did very well.

I also like the way he learnt to 'control' his episodes. "That's my secret Captain - I'm always angry." So he's created a new baseline for himself...kind of cool.

The actor who plays Loki - brilliant.

But I was marginally disappointed in Thor - they powered him down and for the comic people, can Captain America's shield really deflect Hammer?
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Post by: Bakes on June 01, 2012, 12:33:47 AM
Allyuh need to stop hating on Robert Downey's Ironman. I loved him.  :D

I loved the whole movie - even the Scarlett chick wasn't as annoying as I expected her to me.

Loki was a boss...Captain America...lol...I liked the new actor for Hulk - he did very well.

I also like the way he learnt to 'control' his episodes. "That's my secret Captain - I'm always angry." So he's created a new baseline for himself...kind of cool.

The actor who plays Loki - brilliant.

But I was marginally disappointed in Thor - they powered him down and for the comic people, can Captain America's shield really deflect Hammer?

Thor the movie was better... he really didn't get to shine in this one.

Captain America was also much better than expected in the movie... I had a hard time taking him too serious (because he was taking heself too damn serious) in Avenger.  How de hell he end up being de boss?  Because he name "Captain".  It mighta work in the comics, but in the movie Thor was the one who knew all about the invaders.. he was the natural choice to call the shots, not Steve-what-he-name.

Also, his shield made from "Vibranium" (from what I remember)... it deflects energy.  So yeah, even Mjolnir eh ready fuh dat.  Wha'm yuh went and watch it in de dollar theater or wha' how yuh take so long? lol
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Post by: Toppa on June 01, 2012, 12:13:17 PM
Lol No, its just that I now seeing this thread. I watch Avengers four times already - three in cinema, once online.

Snow White and the Huntsman looking boss.
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Post by: Bakes on June 11, 2012, 08:45:41 PM
Snow White and the Huntsman looking boss.

It was shit.  I doh help that ah really can't stand that Kristen whatevershenameisfromtwilight chick.

Some may still like Snow White... who knows. If you liked watching 'Bella' run around the woods in those Twilight movies then you should be good... there's plenty of that here. She even reprises that whole damsel in distress role she's so good at, except instead of the pale guy with the fangs and nu-age pompadour, she gets to swoon into the arms of 'The God of Thunder'... except he's more 'god of blunder' in this movie.

There's even one scene where she says the Lord's Prayer... which I thought was bizarre, this being a pagan world filled with superstition and the 'dark arts' and all. And then she morphs into Joan of Arc, gives her best St. Crispin's Day speech imitation... and everything's all right with the world. Dim the lights, grab some popcorn and sip some poorly-constituted soda while you're reading this and it'll be just as if you're at the movies.

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Ah surprise given how men was anticipating that nobody talking about Prometheus though.  Boss movie. And I went in expecting to be disappointed. I think if anything this is a lesson in managing expectations. There were one or two eye-rolling moments, and a couple cliched "white people do dumb shit in horror movies" moment (no offense white people... I kid I kid)... but other than that it stayed true to the genre.

There was one key scene that was pivotal to the storyline and which sought to shore up Rapace's bonafides as a heroine, where the execution was lacking. It just defied belief... any woman who has had a "difficult" pregnancy would relate. Advances in science, medicine and technology aside, that was a pure GTFOH moment. The heroism part was great... we are left questioning not her grit or desire for self-preservation... but rather the sheer improbability of it all. Won't say anymore on that for those still intent on seeing it.

I think it would have been nice had they channeled some more of the "Alien" movies creepy, predatory atmosphere and sequences... but alas. btw... now that I think of it... why do the aliens need humans anyways? Incubators? Hardly, they seem to get along fine in our absence. Then there's that whole retractable inner jaw thing... it's not like they eat our flesh... scary as those mandibles might be. Seems they just like spearing us with their jaws and busting out of our stomachs Meh... kinda weak when you really think of it.

The ending left a lot to be desired, but again... I fully expected (having read the reviews) that there would be no nicely packaged endings here. For me it was all a matter of how they were going to set up the next movie... which I thought was done in an okay fashion. I would have liked to learn more about why we were "engineered" and why the engineers decided to turn on us... it's not like we stole their fire... *shrug*
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Post by: grimm01 on June 12, 2012, 07:29:29 PM
Snow White and the Huntsman looking boss.

Ah surprise given how men was anticipating that nobody talking about Prometheus though.  Boss movie. And I went in expecting to be disappointed. I think if anything this is a lesson in managing expectations. There were one or two eye-rolling moments, and a couple cliched "white people do dumb shit in horror movies" moment (no offense white people... I kid I kid)... but other than that it stayed true to the genre.

There was one key scene that was pivotal to the storyline and which sought to shore up Rapace's bonafides as a heroine, where the execution was lacking. It just defied belief... any woman who has had a "difficult" pregnancy would relate. Advances in science, medicine and technology aside, that was a pure GTFOH moment. The heroism part was great... we are left questioning not her grit or desire for self-preservation... but rather the sheer improbability of it all. Won't say anymore on that for those still intent on seeing it.

I think it would have been nice had they channeled some more of the "Alien" movies creepy, predatory atmosphere and sequences... but alas. btw... now that I think of it... why do the aliens need humans anyways? Incubators? Hardly, they seem to get along fine in our absence. Then there's that whole retractable inner jaw thing... it's not like they eat our flesh... scary as those mandibles might be. Seems they just like spearing us with their jaws and busting out of our stomachs Meh... kinda weak when you really think of it.

The ending left a lot to be desired, but again... I fully expected (having read the reviews) that there would be no nicely packaged endings here. For me it was all a matter of how they were going to set up the next movie... which I thought was done in an okay fashion. I would have liked to learn more about why we were "engineered" and why the engineers decided to turn on us... it's not like we stole their fire... *shrug*

Ah now come home after watching Prometheus in IMAX 3D and I real confused yes. I looking to scour the internet for some answers. In IMAX the movie have plenty eye candy and sci-fi porn with the details on the technology and widgets and doodads. I agree with yuh Bakes on that particular scene in the medical unit where I had to roll eh eyes and go with it - technology or not.

Overall I went in expecting more sci-fi horror and got more sci-fi philosophizing. Like I said I left the movie with plenty questions. Ah guess we will have to wait on the sequel.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on June 12, 2012, 09:53:49 PM
finally take in avengers,boss flick....downey is boss actor.
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Post by: Bakes on June 12, 2012, 11:29:44 PM
finally take in avengers,boss flick....downey is boss actor.

De bootleg man finally reach Queens or wha'?

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Grimm... what questions yuh have?  Leh we compare notes nah.  Just put ah spoiler alert up top if necessary.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on June 13, 2012, 06:47:17 AM
finally take in avengers,boss flick....downey is boss actor.

De bootleg man finally reach Queens or wha'?

------------------------------------------------

Grimm... what questions yuh have?  Leh we compare notes nah.  Just put ah spoiler alert up top if necessary.
that is one movie need to see in de teartah.i eh rushin to go see movie and fight for good seats.had a total of 6 people in de movie house includin me and me 2 picnee.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on July 03, 2012, 01:57:06 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

season 5 starting in a few weeks with an 8-episode apertura and 8-episode clausura a few months after. dem writers will earn their keep for this last season; closing out a series is no easy thing eh.
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Post by: Jumbie on July 03, 2012, 07:26:13 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

season 5 starting in a few weeks with an 8-episode apertura and 8-episode clausura a few months after. dem writers will earn their keep for this last season; closing out a series is no easy thing eh.

that forking thing made me fall back on real work a couple months back. decided to take een a few episodes.. ended up watching all 4 seasons in a row. Many times I wanted to hit the young fella a slap oui.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: soccerman on July 06, 2012, 12:44:48 PM
Like allyuh men does only take een action movies and serious flicks here boy....Nobody went and see Ted?? I take in that last night and nearly dead. If yuh you like the humor in Family Guy you'll definitely get some kicks with Ted.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 06, 2012, 03:33:37 PM
I saw Our Idiot Brother, no complaints, I had a few laugh-out-loud moments.
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Post by: triniairman on July 07, 2012, 09:27:08 PM
Took in the new Spider man last night, I was not impressed by it. We can discuss it when most of you have seen it. All I have to say is I think they catered this movie for the IMAX enjoyment.
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Post by: lefty on July 08, 2012, 07:26:46 AM
Took in the new Spider man last night, I was not impressed by it. We can discuss it when most of you have seen it. All I have to say is I think they catered this movie for the IMAX enjoyment.

10x dat..... some parts seemed rushed and I know some comic books have different versions penned by other people.....so I dont know but the character development was off to me...especially the unfamiliar names.........ah tink this could go in d marvel fail bin wit d first hulk.... dem own still not as deep as DC own doh, lawd, Batman proppin dat up all by itself and diss is Nolan last film :(

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Post by: ribbit on July 08, 2012, 07:25:32 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

season 5 starting in a few weeks with an 8-episode apertura and 8-episode clausura a few months after. dem writers will earn their keep for this last season; closing out a series is no easy thing eh.

that forking thing made me fall back on real work a couple months back. decided to take een a few episodes.. ended up watching all 4 seasons in a row. Many times I wanted to hit the young fella a slap oui.

yuh mean jesse? at first ah feel so too, but after season 2, he have some aspects that ah could respect. if is anyone that need a slap is skyler.

ah up all hours trying to catch up. almost done season 3.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 08, 2012, 09:23:05 PM
Just watch "An Englishman Who Went up A Hill But Came Down A Mountain"... older flick, from early 2000's I believe... w/ Hugh Grant.  Decent English flick, nice quaint story about this town and a promontory that was surveyed and declared a "hill", and how the town tried to get the classification changed to a "mountain" because of what the history of such a designation meant and would mean going forward.  Real decent movie... weird as it may sound.
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Post by: Andre on July 09, 2012, 07:55:40 AM
check "American Reunion" this weekend.

all ah dem get old bad. same setta jokes. me eh really feel it but the lady love it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 09, 2012, 11:40:26 AM
Wrath of the Titans was crap, I just didn't enjoy it. Might be because I think Sam Worthington's characters all have one personality.
John Carter was very good, I thought it would be foolish but the story was good, with a nice final reveal. It had good actors, before watching it I didn't know who was in it beyond Gambit.  You could tell the princess spent some time in the gym.  ;D
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was good. You have to listen closely but the build-up was good.  Stellar cast in this one.
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Post by: FF on July 09, 2012, 11:51:36 AM
Wrath of the Titans was crap, I just didn't enjoy it. Might be because I think Sam Worthington's characters all have one personality.
John Carter was very good, I thought it would be foolish but the story was good, with a nice final reveal. It had good actors, before watching it I didn't know who was in it beyond Gambit.  You could tell the princess spent some time in the gym.  ;D
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was good. You have to listen closely but the build-up was good.  Stellar cast in this one.

Don't tell me you went and see Clash of the Titans and went back for more...  :cursing:

Don't also tell me you part with your hard earned dollars to see that in cinema  :frustrated:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on July 09, 2012, 12:17:40 PM
Wrath of the Titans was crap, I just didn't enjoy it. Might be because I think Sam Worthington's characters all have one personality.
John Carter was very good, I thought it would be foolish but the story was good, with a nice final reveal. It had good actors, before watching it I didn't know who was in it beyond Gambit.  You could tell the princess spent some time in the gym.  ;D
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was good. You have to listen closely but the build-up was good.  Stellar cast in this one.

Don't tell me you went and see Clash of the Titans and went back for more...  :cursing:

Don't also tell me you part with your hard earned dollars to see that in cinema  :frustrated:

Nah not in cinema, I "found" a copy online.   I wanted to see the fiery demons in battle. That scene looked cool but does not redeem the movie.

I also saw a kinda horror with Willem Dafoe called Antichrist.  Man that was a messed-up story.  It's a Lars von Trier movie, I know he has some other weird stuff out there.  Willem Dafoe's wife well f**k him up.  Would not watch again.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FF on July 09, 2012, 01:22:14 PM
Wrath of the Titans was crap, I just didn't enjoy it. Might be because I think Sam Worthington's characters all have one personality.
John Carter was very good, I thought it would be foolish but the story was good, with a nice final reveal. It had good actors, before watching it I didn't know who was in it beyond Gambit.  You could tell the princess spent some time in the gym.  ;D
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy was good. You have to listen closely but the build-up was good.  Stellar cast in this one.

Don't tell me you went and see Clash of the Titans and went back for more...  :cursing:

Don't also tell me you part with your hard earned dollars to see that in cinema  :frustrated:

Nah not in cinema, I "found" a copy online.   I wanted to see the fiery demons in battle. That scene looked cool but does not redeem the movie.

I also saw a kinda horror with Willem Dafoe called Antichrist.  Man that was a messed-up story.  It's a Lars von Trier movie, I know he has some other weird stuff out there.  Willem Dafoe's wife well f**k him up.  Would not watch again.

oh god where they went out in de woods somewhere? ....  :worried:

I never finish that movie
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Post by: Observer on July 10, 2012, 01:53:30 PM
allyuh check the Hunter William Dafoe. Warning you have to be a movie buff to enjoy this ie: Scenic shots etc.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 11, 2012, 07:06:02 PM
dark night rises:behind the scene

Nolan is ah boss oui, almost no computer generated VFX :o

http://www.youtube.com/v/61ta8lhLX60
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on July 14, 2012, 07:43:08 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

season 5 starting in a few weeks with an 8-episode apertura and 8-episode clausura a few months after. dem writers will earn their keep for this last season; closing out a series is no easy thing eh.

that forking thing made me fall back on real work a couple months back. decided to take een a few episodes.. ended up watching all 4 seasons in a row. Many times I wanted to hit the young fella a slap oui.

yuh mean jesse? at first ah feel so too, but after season 2, he have some aspects that ah could respect. if is anyone that need a slap is skyler.

ah up all hours trying to catch up. almost done season 3.

All of them need a blasted slap.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 15, 2012, 09:07:35 AM
dark night rises:behind the scene

Nolan is ah boss oui, almost no computer generated VFX :o

http://www.youtube.com/v/61ta8lhLX60


nolan has set the standard for comic book movies, next up for dc is the justice league after man of steel, where we will see nolan's brilliance once more
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on July 15, 2012, 04:53:27 PM
Some movies I saw recently:

Safe house: good action, decent suspense. Nice final kill scene, however the final scene with the woman was rubbish but at that point the movie was over.

Spiderman: Have the comics changed since I stopped reading them in the late 80s. Do they even TRY to get someone who looks a little like Peter Parker. WTF is the deal with PP's hair??? Dumb ass me I didn't realize one theatre had 3D and one didn't, guess which one I end up in. So cah talk about the 3D. However, the one good thing they got about this movie was that Peter was reasonably mild mannered but when he put on the suit he got extremely extroverted and was full of lyrics.

The Dictator: wait for DVD. Silly movie but a few good laughs here  and there.

A. Lincoln Vampire Hunter: contradictions re. the relations between vampires and how they turn people. Some unreal action scenes even by movie standards. But entertaining action.

War Horse: Great movie. Enjoyed it from beginning to end.
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on July 16, 2012, 11:58:28 AM
I always say the writers should have done betters with the Punisher story line.

Let's hope they get a second chance, besides it have Ronnie is it dis time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc)
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Post by: vb on July 16, 2012, 12:18:05 PM
I always say the writers should have done betters with the Punisher story line.

Let's hope they get a second chance, besides it have Ronnie is it dis time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc)

The man get shot at twice at point blank range and they miss both times.
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Post by: 100% Barataria on July 16, 2012, 12:44:22 PM
Finally see the help last nite, I will never look at pie the same way again  :rotfl:
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on July 16, 2012, 12:54:15 PM
I always say the writers should have done betters with the Punisher story line.

Let's hope they get a second chance, besides it have Ronnie is it dis time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bWpK0wsnitc)

The man get shot at twice at point blank range and they miss both times.

Who say dey miss LOL, look at the tshirt he give to de kid, dey never miss, he is juss ah bad mofo
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Post by: ribbit on July 19, 2012, 02:40:53 PM
Finally finished the entire Breaking Bad season yesterday and now can conclusively say that was the single most amazing piece of TV drama i have ever watched in my life. I rating it that highly.

The season 4 finale was simply breathtaking to the point where a day later i still thinking about the scene that play off there. There are entire sites, blogs and youtube videos dedicated to discussing the serious heights that play off there.

Cannot wait for season 5. Apparently it will be the final season, 16 episodes long.

season 5 starting in a few weeks with an 8-episode apertura and 8-episode clausura a few months after. dem writers will earn their keep for this last season; closing out a series is no easy thing eh.

that forking thing made me fall back on real work a couple months back. decided to take een a few episodes.. ended up watching all 4 seasons in a row. Many times I wanted to hit the young fella a slap oui.

yuh mean jesse? at first ah feel so too, but after season 2, he have some aspects that ah could respect. if is anyone that need a slap is skyler.

ah up all hours trying to catch up. almost done season 3.

All of them need a blasted slap.

ha ha.

well ah finish season 4. giancarlo esposito is a BOSS actor. he beast out a few times as gustavo fring. ah wonder what kind of people he running with back in chile. ah feel some of that coming back season 5.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on July 20, 2012, 06:36:30 AM
Watch "get the gringo" last night, very enjoyable.

Movies if yuh never see you should. "Lock stock and two smoking barrels" & "Snatch"
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Post by: Bakes on July 20, 2012, 12:12:38 PM
Watch "get the gringo" last night, very enjoyable.

Movies if yuh never see you should. "Lock stock and two smoking barrels" & "Snatch"

Dem is two classics... discussed them back near the start of the thread.  Just watched another Guy Ritchie (Producer) gem the other night "Mean Machine". Mighta been mentioned in this thread before, can't remember.  Basically, Vinnie Jones plays this footballer, former captain of the English MNT, implicated in throwing a game... and who burdened by that goes on a drunk driving spree.  He get lock up in a prison where the Warden... sorry, Governor... is a gambling addict.  The decide to play a game Cons vs. Guards.  'Nuff kicks, and some decent football too. Not exactly Escape to Victory... but good enough.

In addition to Vinnie Jones, couple other Ritchie regulars was in this one as well, including Jasaon Statham (in a Rene Higuita type role... hilarious), Jason Flemyng and Vas Blackwood.  Good flick.
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Post by: capodetutticapi on July 20, 2012, 04:43:17 PM
Watch "get the gringo" last night, very enjoyable.

Movies if yuh never see you should. "Lock stock and two smoking barrels" & "Snatch"
any guy ritchie movie is worth watchin
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Post by: theworm2345 on July 20, 2012, 05:26:27 PM
Watch "get the gringo" last night, very enjoyable.

Movies if yuh never see you should. "Lock stock and two smoking barrels" & "Snatch"

Dem is two classics... discussed them back near the start of the thread.  Just watched another Guy Ritchie (Producer) gem the other night "Mean Machine". Mighta been mentioned in this thread before, can't remember.  Basically, Vinnie Jones plays this footballer, former captain of the English MNT, implicated in throwing a game... and who burdened by that goes on a drunk driving spree.  He get lock up in a prison where the Warden... sorry, Governor... is a gambling addict.  The decide to play a game Cons vs. Guards.  'Nuff kicks, and some decent football too. Not exactly Escape to Victory... but good enough.
Thats sounds like pretty much the exact same plot from The Longest Yard (both versions)
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Post by: Bakes on July 20, 2012, 06:08:36 PM
Thats sounds like pretty much the exact same plot from The Longest Yard (both versions)

That's true... was the Adam Sandler/Burt Reynolds character accused of throwing games?  Can't remember.
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Post by: theworm2345 on July 20, 2012, 06:56:05 PM
Thats sounds like pretty much the exact same plot from The Longest Yard (both versions)

That's true... was the Adam Sandler/Burt Reynolds character accused of throwing games?  Can't remember.

Yes, the team name was even the Mean Machine, must've just been a remake.
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Post by: Bakes on July 20, 2012, 09:13:23 PM
Yes, the team name was even the Mean Machine, must've just been a remake.

Those cheeky Brits...
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Post by: vb on July 21, 2012, 12:45:00 AM
Yes, the team name was even the Mean Machine, must've just been a remake.

Those cheeky Brits...

Exactly what it was, hence the name "Mean Machine."
The football (soccer) version.

Enjoyable flick.

VB
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Post by: pecan on July 25, 2012, 08:50:55 AM
The Dark Knight Rises ... boss movie. I have to rank it up there as one of the best "comic book super hero" movies if not the best to date.  :beermug:

The only downside was the audio. Some dialogue was unintelligible. Two much growly, raspy speech from Bane and Batman.
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on July 25, 2012, 09:04:53 AM
watched safe house lastnight, good story line, nice action, decent flick  :beermug:
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Post by: vb on July 25, 2012, 10:30:05 AM
The Dark Knight Rises ... boss movie. I have to rank it up there as one of the best "comic book super hero" movies if not the best to date.  :beermug:

The only downside was the audio. Some dialogue was unintelligible. Two much growly, raspy speech from Bane and Batman.

I think this Batman focussed more on story than effects. It was very good. Rare to see Batman looking so vulnerable.

Bane was a great character. The actor, Tom Hardy, co starred in a Star Trek movie years ago as they younger copy of Picard. It is unbelievable how this man has bulked up over the last decade.

VB
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Post by: Peong on July 25, 2012, 02:11:49 PM
The Pact, much better than I expected.  It's a horror about some missing women. Not sure what pact they talkin about though.
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, pretty good and I never heard of it before IMDB suggested it to me.  Tommy Lee Jones is the main character.  It's about an illegal alien who got killed in the desert.  Good actors besides Jones too.
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Post by: dinho on July 25, 2012, 02:43:39 PM
Anybody vibesing the new season of Breaking Bad?

This is the 5th and final season, but it is split between 8 episodes first half and 8 more episodes second half, 16 to come in all.

First 2 episodes was good... Mike moving like ah dread badman.. I interested to see the direction they take the series now that Gus out the picture. Interestingly enough, the first 2 episodes seem to be focusing on specific characters and we not seeing much of the other characters that had their own storylines going like Saul, Hank wife, Walt family etc.  I guess they still setting the stage.
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Post by: ribbit on July 25, 2012, 03:57:52 PM
Anybody vibesing the new season of Breaking Bad?

This is the 5th and final season, but it is split between 8 episodes first half and 8 more episodes second half, 16 to come in all.

First 2 episodes was good... Mike moving like ah dread badman.. I interested to see the direction they take the series now that Gus out the picture. Interestingly enough, the first 2 episodes seem to be focusing on specific characters and we not seeing much of the other characters that had their own storylines going like Saul, Hank wife, Walt family etc.  I guess they still setting the stage.

yeah, that opening scene from episode 2 was mad. from "franch" to the auto defibrilator. walt turn into a real creepy MF. skyler have some fight though - ah feel she have a few stunts to pull again. and mike making moves - all this talk about walking away and inexplicably he back in?!

but lydia - wda?! she seem like a marie antoinette - real unstable.
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Post by: dinho on July 25, 2012, 04:18:51 PM
Anybody vibesing the new season of Breaking Bad?

This is the 5th and final season, but it is split between 8 episodes first half and 8 more episodes second half, 16 to come in all.

First 2 episodes was good... Mike moving like ah dread badman.. I interested to see the direction they take the series now that Gus out the picture. Interestingly enough, the first 2 episodes seem to be focusing on specific characters and we not seeing much of the other characters that had their own storylines going like Saul, Hank wife, Walt family etc.  I guess they still setting the stage.

yeah, that opening scene from episode 2 was mad. from "franch" to the auto defibrilator. walt turn into a real creepy MF. skyler have some fight though - ah feel she have a few stunts to pull again. and mike making moves - all this talk about walking away and inexplicably he back in?!

but lydia - wda?! she seem like a marie antoinette - real unstable.

The season 4 finale show me that Walt is ah sick individual. If i didn't see it i wouldn't ah believe he went to them lengths, and he still toting Jesse on a string.

Mike hadda jump back in because he realize after the meeting that if his fellahs doh see their money, they will cave in and sell him out and then he going down.. That is what went on with Mr. Chow and the other fellah that got sent for him.

But Mike expressions (or lack thereof) does kill me. He doh cater, the scene in the interrogation room was epic.

Only thing i struggling with is this having to wait every week for an episode. I really preferred to watch out a season back to back on my own timing.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 25, 2012, 04:44:41 PM
Allyuh take that Mad Men talk tuh ah separate thread nah... allyuh doh know de meaning of "movie" or what?  :busshead:
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Post by: dinho on July 27, 2012, 10:28:54 AM
Went and take in the Dark Knight Rises last night in Movietowne, 1030pm flick...

After hustling down there thinking i would be too late and have to fight up with crowd and end up in pit looking up 90 degrees, i was real surprised to find that the cinema was only about 1/4 full... I don't know if its that whole scene in the US that deter people or the late movie on a Thursday night, but for a movie this big i woulda thought it woulda been much more pressure like how it was with Avengers.

The movie as expected was boss.. Bane as a villain was excellent, in fact only marginally less dread than the Joker.. Nolan really carry us down to the depths of despair and hopelessness in this one, which I find was great. Agreed that some of the dialogue from Bane was inaudible with the raspiness.

Can't really say much more without being a spoiler.

Will be interesting to see where they take the Batman franchise given that this is the last in the trilogy.
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Post by: Dutty on July 27, 2012, 10:55:37 AM
The season 4 finale show me that Walt is ah sick individual.

Yuh lorse mih dey? how so?

seems to me gus force he hand,,is either gus had to dead first or walt  and he family gettin dus out
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Post by: dinho on July 27, 2012, 12:58:58 PM
The season 4 finale show me that Walt is ah sick individual.

Yuh lorse mih dey? how so?

seems to me gus force he hand,,is either gus had to dead first or walt  and he family gettin dus out


You eh realize what Walt do the youthman in that final episode?

DISCLAIMER: Anyone who didn't watch the series yet, do not click link below

http://www.aoltv.com/2011/10/09/breaking-bad-vince-gilligan-season-4-finale-walt-gus-jesse/
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Post by: Bakes on July 27, 2012, 01:40:29 PM
Went and take in the Dark Knight Rises last night in Movietowne, 1030pm flick...

After hustling down there thinking i would be too late and have to fight up with crowd and end up in pit looking up 90 degrees, i was real surprised to find that the cinema was only about 1/4 full... I don't know if its that whole scene in the US that deter people or the late movie on a Thursday night, but for a movie this big i woulda thought it woulda been much more pressure like how it was with Avengers.

The movie as expected was boss.. Bane as a villain was excellent, in fact only marginally less dread than the Joker.. Nolan really carry us down to the depths of despair and hopelessness in this one, which I find was great. Agreed that some of the dialogue from Bane was inaudible with the raspiness.

Can't really say much more without being a spoiler.

Will be interesting to see where they take the Batman franchise given that this is the last in the trilogy.

Most likely they'll just reboot it again... new director, new character lead... new interpretation on the story. Will be real hard to top Nolan's trilogy though... I remember watching Batman Begins and being completely blown the %^&* away by the technical details, cinematography, Bale's acting... just a real nice storyline, visually stunning, great acting everything.
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Post by: congo on July 27, 2012, 05:09:51 PM
I remember being sceptical about Batman Begins until I took it in when it came out in cinema. I actually believed that I could be that hero. For me, Batman Begins was better than The Dark Knight. I've watched Batman Begins over 20 times and once it's on television I stop what I'm doing just to sit and watch it. Christopher Nolan is truly a gem of a director. Hope he also makes Superman into a trilogy.
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Post by: ribbit on July 28, 2012, 11:48:43 AM
The season 4 finale show me that Walt is ah sick individual.

Yuh lorse mih dey? how so?

seems to me gus force he hand,,is either gus had to dead first or walt  and he family gettin dus out


You eh realize what Walt do the youthman in that final episode?

DISCLAIMER: Anyone who didn't watch the series yet, do not click link below

http://www.aoltv.com/2011/10/09/breaking-bad-vince-gilligan-season-4-finale-walt-gus-jesse/

The only other way out for Walt at the end of eason 4 was to go to the DEA. That's one theme BB has developed consistently is Walt's pride. That man eh easy atall. Is to the point is no longer about family, is about him.
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Post by: vb on July 28, 2012, 11:53:00 AM
The season 4 finale show me that Walt is ah sick individual.

Yuh lorse mih dey? how so?

seems to me gus force he hand,,is either gus had to dead first or walt  and he family gettin dus out


You eh realize what Walt do the youthman in that final episode?

DISCLAIMER: Anyone who didn't watch the series yet, do not click link below

http://www.aoltv.com/2011/10/09/breaking-bad-vince-gilligan-season-4-finale-walt-gus-jesse/

The only other way out for Walt at the end of eason 4 was to go to the DEA. That's one theme BB has developed consistently is Walt's ride. That man eh easy atall. Is to the point is no longer about family, is about him.

Allyuh know dey have a BB thread, right?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on August 03, 2012, 07:01:41 PM
Saw Savage. Movie did not give the book justice. decent flick though, kind of pulp fictionish
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Post by: triniairman on August 06, 2012, 07:44:01 PM
Took in Total Recall last night....Not a bad flick to watch on a boring Sunday evening. I saw that a sequel to "Taken" is coming out, that look like it will bad ass
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Post by: Peong on August 06, 2012, 08:01:10 PM
The Proposition (2005).  Well I really enjoyed this one.  Guy Pearce as an Irish mofo in a hard part of Australia in the late 1800s.  Badass movie, and I only stumbled upon it because I was checkin out what other movies Pearce was in.  Take it in.
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Post by: grimm01 on August 06, 2012, 08:08:26 PM
Took in Total Recall last night....Not a bad flick to watch on a boring Sunday evening. I saw that a sequel to "Taken" is coming out, that look like it will bad ass

A sequel to Taken? Yuh mean that man daughter get kidnap again? She doh need to ever leave the US again.
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Post by: Bakes on August 06, 2012, 08:33:24 PM
Saw "Dark Knight Rises"... good flick.  Still think "The Dark Knight" was much better... but this was also excellent.


Saw "Total Recall"... too bad it can't be totally recalled.  Waste ah time movie.  Had its moments, but I rate it merely enjoyable, as opposed to being good.
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Post by: FF on August 06, 2012, 09:05:05 PM
Saw "Dark Knight Rises"... good flick.  Still think "The Dark Knight" was much better... but this was also excellent.


Saw "Total Recall"... too bad it can't be totally recalled.  Waste ah time movie.  Had its moments, but I rate it merely enjoyable, as opposed to being good.

I thoroughly enjoy Dark Knight Rises last night... I think even more than TDK... but I haven't seen that in a while.

I thin it was better than Avengers
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Post by: Dumplingdinho on August 06, 2012, 09:28:59 PM
Took in Total Recall last night....Not a bad flick to watch on a boring Sunday evening. I saw that a sequel to "Taken" is coming out, that look like it will bad ass

A sequel to Taken? Yuh mean that man daughter get kidnap again? She doh need to ever leave the US again.

i think liam neeson and his wife got taken this time and the daughter is going to rescue them....not sure how that going to work
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Post by: triniairman on August 06, 2012, 11:52:21 PM
Took in Total Recall last night....Not a bad flick to watch on a boring Sunday evening. I saw that a sequel to "Taken" is coming out, that look like it will bad ass

A sequel to Taken? Yuh mean that man daughter get kidnap again? She doh need to ever leave the US again.

i think liam neeson and his wife got taken this time and the daughter is going to rescue them....not sure how that going to work
From what I saw, it looks like the wife gets taken by the family/organization members who he killed in part 1.......
Clip here ---  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpaT8NzkLgE
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Post by: triniairman on August 06, 2012, 11:58:45 PM
Saw "Dark Knight Rises"... good flick.  Still think "The Dark Knight" was much better... but this was also excellent.


Saw "Total Recall"... too bad it can't be totally recalled.  Waste ah time movie.  Had its moments, but I rate it merely enjoyable, as opposed to being good.
Fully agree, thats why I said it was not a bad flick for a boring Sunday evening. The original was better IMO.
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Post by: Marcos on August 07, 2012, 12:33:11 PM
Saw "Dark Knight Rises"... good flick.  Still think "The Dark Knight" was much better... but this was also excellent.


Saw "Total Recall"... too bad it can't be totally recalled.  Waste ah time movie.  Had its moments, but I rate it merely enjoyable, as opposed to being good.

I thoroughly enjoy Dark Knight Rises last night... I think even more than TDK... but I haven't seen that in a while.

I thin it was better than Avengers

Boss, you thinkin just like me. I think it was better than both prior Batman movies and the Avengers, and I say this having loved all three. I liek that Batman was the focus here. TDK, while great, was more of a "Joker featuring batman" movie. I thought this one had more dire consequences, which I liked and thought Bane was a scarier proposition than Joker (not a better villain, just scarier).

But both had me on the edge of my seat. Literally
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Post by: Marcos on August 07, 2012, 12:34:36 PM
Took in Total Recall last night....Not a bad flick to watch on a boring Sunday evening. I saw that a sequel to "Taken" is coming out, that look like it will bad ass

A sequel to Taken? Yuh mean that man daughter get kidnap again? She doh need to ever leave the US again.

i think liam neeson and his wife got taken this time and the daughter is going to rescue them....not sure how that going to work

I hope not, cuz that sounding like shit. But keeping an open mind
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Post by: lefty on August 12, 2012, 10:36:45 AM
007: skyfall trailer........hope dey revert to Casino Royale style fights and chases....d "bourne style" from QOS eh wukkin >:(

http://www.youtube.com/v/6kw1UVovByw
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Post by: Bakes on August 12, 2012, 10:53:46 AM
Yeah I thought Quantum of Solace failed.  About to go take in Bourne Legacy in a bit.
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Post by: theworm2345 on August 24, 2012, 08:25:09 AM
I was rewatching Santana videos and it reminded me of another movie I saw a few months ago, Meet the Feebles.  Its directed by Peter Jackson (the same one who did Lord of the Rings) and its the same kind of genre as Santana, with puppets, though sort of different (dark) humor.  I thought it was pretty good...did anyone else see it (its 20+ years old)?
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Post by: lefty on September 05, 2012, 07:01:56 PM
anybody ever check out "Person of Interest" damn good Vigilante\antihero type series fairly strait forward but in have nuff twists to keep d brain tease junkies interested........the d action damn good. a friend of mine turn mih unto this (http://eztv.it/search/) site is per episode torrents for d ones dat doh dig streams or ketchin ass to find good stream sites....jus run ah search.
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Post by: Peong on September 05, 2012, 07:40:28 PM
Somebody mentioned Incendies.  Damn that was good.  Best drama I've seen in a long time.  And it lost in the best foreign film category so  that winner have to get watched too.
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Post by: pecan on September 06, 2012, 06:31:27 AM
anybody ever check out "Person of Interest" damn good Vigilante\antihero type series fairly strait forward but in have nuff twists to keep d brain tease junkies interested........the d action damn good. a friend of mine turn mih unto this (http://eztv.it/search/) site is per episode torrents for d ones dat doh dig streams or ketchin ass to find good stream sites....jus run ah search.


agree . good first season.  Looking forward to season 2. Airing Sep 27 2012
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Post by: lefty on September 06, 2012, 06:47:09 AM
anybody ever check out "Person of Interest" damn good Vigilante\antihero type series fairly strait forward but in have nuff twists to keep d brain tease junkies interested........the d action damn good. a friend of mine turn mih unto this (http://eztv.it/search/) site is per episode torrents for d ones dat doh dig streams or ketchin ass to find good stream sites....jus run ah search.


agree . good first season.  Looking forward to season 2. Airing Sep 27 2012
ok then, will be waitin patiently, I handle d first season in d space of 3-4 days ::) :-[ ;D after ah see ah advert for the DVD an' get curious :devil:
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Post by: Bakes on September 08, 2012, 11:27:31 AM
Finally saw The Grey... decent movie, some good suspense.  Them wolves are some devious fackers... whoever did the animal wrangling was boss.  Liked the crash from the cabin perspective... that was good, terrifying.  I find it a little hard to believe that he didn't realize where it was he ended up though... he senses dull or what?  And the scene with the rope bridge... how the wolves cross de river ?Felt kinda cheated when it was all said and done, but good stuff.

Also saw The Rite... steups.  It arrite, but try as they might, nothing comes close to The Exorcist.  If satan heself coming then yuh'd expect some more fireworks man.
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Post by: Observer on September 22, 2012, 07:44:08 AM
Saw "Lawless" last night and really enjoyed the flick. Thought the acting was good. Based on a true story, so it had an realistic edge
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Post by: AirMan on September 26, 2012, 12:40:49 PM
finally seen "Act of Valor" few days ago..good but overrated
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Post by: vb on October 05, 2012, 02:46:59 AM
Loopers. Flipping good movie. See it.

VB
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Post by: Tierra on October 09, 2012, 04:34:22 PM
Any reviews on Taken 2
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on October 10, 2012, 07:17:20 AM
Somebody mentioned Incendies.  Damn that was good.  Best drama I've seen in a long time.  And it lost in the best foreign film category so  that winner have to get watched too.

Yeah that was a boss flick. Tension right down to the bitter end.

If it has not been mentioned already allyuh should check out a film called Amores Perros (Love's a bitch). IMO Probably one of the best flims made anywhere in the last 15 or so years.

A next one many of ya'll probably done see already....Confederate States of America....was damn good. Its a historical documentary, comedy and reality TV rolled into one. Its about what America would be like today if the South had won the war and kept slavery legal. Big big flim.
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Post by: ZANDOLIE on October 10, 2012, 07:27:09 AM
Anybody went and see Cabin in the Woods?

Is a horror/comedy/satire. That movie is real tears. Recommended.

That was off the hook! Talk about unpredictable. Add scifi/action/adventure to the description.

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Post by: Peong on October 10, 2012, 08:08:37 PM
Anybody went and see Cabin in the Woods?

Is a horror/comedy/satire. That movie is real tears. Recommended.

That was off the hook! Talk about unpredictable. Add scifi/action/adventure to the description.



Hah yeah that wasn't so bad.  Good ending.
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Post by: Jumbie on October 11, 2012, 05:30:40 AM
Somebody mentioned Incendies.  Damn that was good.  Best drama I've seen in a long time.  And it lost in the best foreign film category so  that winner have to get watched too.

Yeah that was a boss flick. Tension right down to the bitter end.

If it has not been mentioned already allyuh should check out a film called Amores Perros (Love's a bitch). IMO Probably one of the best flims made anywhere in the last 15 or so years.

A next one many of ya'll probably done see already....Confederate States of America....was damn good. Its a historical documentary, comedy and reality TV rolled into one. Its about what America would be like today if the South had won the war and kept slavery legal. Big big flim.

see: http://youtu.be/EViGaTSnqRw

* broken up into 5 or 6 parts, but they are all there if anyone is interested in watching.
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Post by: Jumbie on October 11, 2012, 05:33:03 AM
Any reviews on Taken 2

Not sure why they spoiled a good thing with this one. Basic fight scenes, story line was terrible and his daughters role was not well written. Ms ting driving stick like ah boss and couldn't even pass she drivers test. They should have stopped at part 1.
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Post by: Toppa on October 11, 2012, 09:15:44 PM
Any reviews on Taken 2

Not sure why they spoiled a good thing with this one. Basic fight scenes, story line was terrible and his daughters role was not well written. Ms ting driving stick like ah boss and couldn't even pass she drivers test. They should have stopped at part 1.

Agreed.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: AirMan on October 12, 2012, 08:29:18 PM
Seen Taken 2 last week..not bad, nothing special
This movie is next for me.. http://myvoicetv.net/video-new-django-unchained-trailer/

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on October 13, 2012, 03:40:14 PM
Any reviews on Taken 2

Not sure why they spoiled a good thing with this one. Basic fight scenes, story line was terrible and his daughters role was not well written. Ms ting driving stick like ah boss and couldn't even pass she drivers test. They should have stopped at part 1.
I think it was the father shifting gears for her. I agree though, the movie was a waste of money for me...wayyy to predictable.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on October 13, 2012, 08:18:26 PM
Seen Taken 2 last week..not bad, nothing special
This movie is next for me.. http://myvoicetv.net/video-new-django-unchained-trailer/


I had a chance to read the script for Django a while back and could not put it down! I hope Tarantino do the script justice. Based on the themes people going to get vex, but I can't wait to see it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Tierra on October 14, 2012, 08:26:58 PM
Thanks for the heads up, Django looks good I mean the main cast alone will pull a crowd however this film would not be for everyone.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: FireBrand on October 23, 2012, 08:55:43 AM
The Dark Iron Rises  ;D


http://www.youtube.com/v/5EjG-1U3wqA
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on October 23, 2012, 10:16:15 AM
I dunno if anybody mentioned Safe with Statham.  I real enjoy dat.  The fight scenes were powerful and "Mr. Bohannon" kick some ass too.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on October 23, 2012, 12:39:43 PM
There's also Iron Sky (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034314/), about Nazis on the moon.

I just take in Iron Sky. Good kicks.
Closer to Mars Attacks than any serious sci-fi.

http://www.youtube.com/v/Py_IndUbcxc#!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on October 25, 2012, 12:31:26 AM
I dunno if anybody mentioned Safe with Statham.  I real enjoy dat.  The fight scenes were powerful and "Mr. Bohannon" kick some ass too.

Just take it in.

Nice action.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on November 01, 2012, 06:09:11 PM
I was watching web-site "indiewire ' and saw this clip.


http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/shadow-act-black-filmmakers-to-watch-jackie-j-stone
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 04, 2012, 03:05:10 PM
anybody see SkyFall yet ah hearin good things about it...........it only showing in Imax in trini for now, general release is 11th ah tink
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on November 05, 2012, 06:17:26 AM
Wreck-it-Ralph....AY!! stop rollin allyuh eyes

Ah take  mih kid to see it and end up enjoyin it more than him

If yuh is ah ole Games World/Atari/Colecovision junkie....yuh go real enjoy the retro refrences
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 05, 2012, 04:06:12 PM
anybody see SkyFall yet ah hearin good things about it...........it only showing in Imax in trini for now, general release is 11th ah tink

I might go check dat out this weekend... Life of Pi up next after that.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on November 05, 2012, 09:58:20 PM
Watched Flight over the weekend. Denzel was pisssing meh off with his bad habit....I kept saying this man is a backside!! I get turn off from drinking that day, because of this movie lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 05, 2012, 10:09:52 PM
Watched Flight over the weekend. Denzel was pisssing meh off with his bad habit....I kept saying this man is a backside!! I get turn off from drinking that day, because of this movie lol

Read on FB that some boycotting the movie b/c they eh like Denzel character.  Why they didn't boycott "Training Day"?  Jackasses.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on November 06, 2012, 03:46:02 AM
Watched Flight over the weekend. Denzel was pisssing meh off with his bad habit....I kept saying this man is a backside!! I get turn off from drinking that day, because of this movie lol

Read on FB that some boycotting the movie b/c they eh like Denzel character.  Why they didn't boycott "Training Day"?  Jackasses.
Well that has the be the dumbest thing I heard in a while. It's a movie, and that is what actors do.....The man played an alcoholic hero. Nothing wrong with that!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on November 06, 2012, 09:16:06 AM
Watched Flight over the weekend. Denzel was pisssing meh off with his bad habit....I kept saying this man is a backside!! I get turn off from drinking that day, because of this movie lol

Read on FB that some boycotting the movie b/c they eh like Denzel character.  Why they didn't boycott "Training Day"?  Jackasses.
Well that has the be the dumbest thing I heard in a while. It's a movie, and that is what actors do.....The man played an alcoholic hero. Nothing wrong with that!

saw the movie last night, great movie, denzel was stellar as usual, zemeckis did a great job, goodman was hilarious, will be nominated at the oscars...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on November 06, 2012, 03:30:17 PM
The Campaign was good kicks.  Zach Gali-whatever is real tears.  Good movie to watch in the lead-up to tonight.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on November 12, 2012, 02:07:29 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: NYtriniwhiteboy.. on November 12, 2012, 03:16:37 PM
yeah skyfall was good..
I saw the other day that a surf movie called Chasing Mavericks coming out..Russell crowe actually surfed maverick in the film and got the full experience of what happens when you wipeout there, legends have died there..
Even for those who don't like surfing should check out the film Riding Giants..great documentary and they discuss how mavericks was "discovered" and the deaths that happen there
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 12, 2012, 05:58:02 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on November 12, 2012, 06:26:26 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+

I going to see it tomorrow in IMAX.

is 1+ like a D- or did you mean 10+ or do I not understand what 1+ means?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 12, 2012, 07:04:56 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+

I going to see it tomorrow in IMAX.

is 1+ like a D- or did you mean 10+ or do I not understand what 1+ means?
is slang for agree or up vote +1 is also used
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on November 12, 2012, 07:46:45 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+

Best Bond film I've seen in ages. They really come good.
The villain was boss. Don't be surprised if he gets an Oscar nomination.

Don't usually like D. Craig as Bond, but this film was so good, I even end up liking Craig.  :beermug: :beermug: :beermug:

VB

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on November 12, 2012, 08:17:12 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+

I going to see it tomorrow in IMAX.

is 1+ like a D- or did you mean 10+ or do I not understand what 1+ means?
is slang for agree or up vote +1 is also used

Twice this week i am feeling my age. First time was not knowing  what Gangnam Style is. Now  this. Sigh.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on November 13, 2012, 01:16:42 PM
I just saw Savages.  Good modern gangster drama and not a run-of-the-mill story.
Benicio Del Toro had the best character.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on November 13, 2012, 02:53:04 PM
I just saw Savages.  Good modern gangster drama and not a run-of-the-mill story.
Benicio Del Toro had the best character.

Good supporting cast, Travolta. Selma Hayek and Del Torro.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Dutty on November 13, 2012, 03:20:41 PM
I just saw Savages.  Good modern gangster drama and not a run-of-the-mill story.
Benicio Del Toro had the best character.

The trailer did allude to a good show.....ah go tek it in tonight self
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on November 14, 2012, 11:25:40 PM
Skyfall - Boss film.

1+

I going to see it tomorrow in IMAX.

is 1+ like a D- or did you mean 10+ or do I not understand what 1+ means?
is slang for agree or up vote +1 is also used

one name

sam mendes...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on November 15, 2012, 01:35:21 AM
Lawless. Good film.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on November 19, 2012, 01:39:42 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?

the ending of this year, fall or early 2013, i believe 4, one hour episodes are planned, it ranked up there with the top 5 tv shows in britain, imo iys ts some of the best writing ive seen for a contemporary crime series and ive watched many..

Ahhh.  I just did a search. They are talking bout making the leap to big screen after the next season. Looking forward to season 3.

thats a movie i would pay to see, it would be great if they incorporate an element of US society as well to get the US audience, it deserves the attention of a wider audience

im also looking forward to the next season  :beermug:

Luther Season three begins


(https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/182513_523661827646534_1093606905_n.jpg)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Queen Macoomeh on November 24, 2012, 11:36:25 PM
Life of Pi
I don't know if to applaud or steupse.
 ??? ::)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 24, 2012, 11:53:31 PM
Life of Pi
I don't know if to applaud or steupse.
 ??? ::)

Yeah?  I real psyched to see it. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on November 26, 2012, 05:31:10 PM
Luther is a great BBC tv series, anyone who is into crime thrillers would love it

idris elba is stellar in it

good series.  Have they produced any new episodes?

the ending of this year, fall or early 2013, i believe 4, one hour episodes are planned, it ranked up there with the top 5 tv shows in britain, imo iys ts some of the best writing ive seen for a contemporary crime series and ive watched many..

Ahhh.  I just did a search. They are talking bout making the leap to big screen after the next season. Looking forward to season 3.

thats a movie i would pay to see, it would be great if they incorporate an element of US society as well to get the US audience, it deserves the attention of a wider audience

im also looking forward to the next season  :beermug:

Luther Season three begins


(https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/182513_523661827646534_1093606905_n.jpg)

cant wait bro....

it will be great indeed...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 26, 2012, 07:24:49 PM
Speaking of movies... why de mods pull de tribute to "Nicki Minaj" acting skills?   :'(
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 26, 2012, 07:51:14 PM
Speaking of movies... why de mods pull de tribute to "Nicki Minaj" acting skills?   :'(
d rules is no uncovered muff muff, yuh could get away with "so thinly covered it might as well be uncovered" :-\ :frustrated: :P but no uncovered muff muff
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 26, 2012, 09:30:06 PM
Who make dem rools?  I doh remember voting in dat election.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: congo on November 26, 2012, 11:50:14 PM
What "muff', whose "muff" and where is this "muff' you all speak of?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 27, 2012, 01:20:25 PM
Who make dem rools?  I doh remember voting in dat election.

d mods.............or maybe dey webmaster....a combination of both ??? who knows but dey teef ah link I post in in d babes thread of somewhat exposed but "unpenetrated"  ;) muff, so what u tink go happen to a link dat cross d border...so to speak, daiz why I save it ;D , but ah was in d office....no I eh watch it :shameonyou: ...I doh even upon d babes tread on work :worried: but ah forget to put it in ah email draft yesterday and eh reach d office today........fingers crossed d link go still be wukkin tomorrow
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 27, 2012, 02:46:29 PM
Who make dem rools?  I doh remember voting in dat election.

d mods.............or maybe dey webmaster....a combination of both ??? who knows but dey teef ah link I post in in d babes thread of somewhat exposed but "unpenetrated"  ;) muff, so what u tink go happen to a link dat cross d border...so to speak, daiz why I save it ;D , but ah was in d office....no I eh watch it :shameonyou: ...I doh even upon d babes tread on work :worried: but ah forget to put it in ah email draft yesterday and eh reach d office today........fingers crossed d link go still be wukkin tomorrow

I not being serious pardna, the mods and them free to do whatever they have to. I think they need to think about the membership though, some men was getting ah li'l bit ah exercise fuh de first time in dey life.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 27, 2012, 03:00:06 PM
Okay, we'll maybe not de first time lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on November 27, 2012, 03:30:34 PM
Who make dem rools?  I doh remember voting in dat election.

d mods.............or maybe dey webmaster....a combination of both ??? who knows but dey teef ah link I post in in d babes thread of somewhat exposed but "unpenetrated"  ;) muff, so what u tink go happen to a link dat cross d border...so to speak, daiz why I save it ;D , but ah was in d office....no I eh watch it :shameonyou: ...I doh even upon d babes tread on work :worried: but ah forget to put it in ah email draft yesterday and eh reach d office today........fingers crossed d link go still be wukkin tomorrow

I not being serious pardna, the mods and them free to do whatever they have to. I think they need to think about the membership though, some men was getting ah li'l bit ah exercise fuh de first time in dey life.

yeah I know on all counts :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on December 16, 2012, 07:37:32 PM
this old but alyuh remember d opening in casino royale.....how some thing didn't seem to make sense..........like d sink conveniently being full a water..... well
http://www.youtube.com/v/HNvzNWuzI9Y

d editors coulda leave most ah dat and cut out some ah d later stuff IMO
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on December 25, 2012, 11:26:52 AM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on December 25, 2012, 11:35:09 AM
Saw the latest James Bond last week. Pretty good. Weird thing was, when they
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'
were showing all the previews of Django, the flick with Tom Cruise. Is pure bullets flying in them movies. And like everybody in the theatre have Sandy Hook fresh on their minds.


Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Deeks on December 25, 2012, 11:36:27 AM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'

Why Spike giving Jamie thunder?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 25, 2012, 11:55:26 AM
Life of Pi
I don't know if to applaud or steupse.
 ??? ::)

Yeah?  I real psyched to see it. 

Saw it. Good film finish off kinda tame. But all in all good film.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on December 25, 2012, 01:56:41 PM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'

Tarantino too liberal with he use of the 'N-word'... in all his movies.  That and folks think slavery shouldn't be treated with in a casual manner. Even Spike Lee's cousin (director of The Best Man and Undercover Brother, and an acquaintance of mine) weigh in to say that he didn't think it was an issue. I dunno I might go see it still.


Saw Hobbit... took moms because she love them LOTR movies, as do I.  I wasn't impressed though, but she loved it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: gawd on pitch on December 25, 2012, 03:44:24 PM
Anyone see "Killer Joe"? 

Really depicts poor white southerners as trashy.. I guess you can call it "whitexploitation"
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on December 26, 2012, 04:43:20 PM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'

Tarantino too liberal with he use of the 'N-word'... in all his movies.  That and folks think slavery shouldn't be treated with in a casual manner. Even Spike Lee's cousin (director of The Best Man and Undercover Brother, and an acquaintance of mine) weigh in to say that he didn't think it was an issue. I dunno I might go see it still.


Saw Hobbit... took moms because she love them LOTR movies, as do I.  I wasn't impressed though, but she loved it.

Since last year I gear up to see the Hobbit and up to now me eh even see the cinema door.  >:(
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 26, 2012, 09:07:10 PM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'

Tarantino too liberal with he use of the 'N-word'... in all his movies.  That and folks think slavery shouldn't be treated with in a casual manner. Even Spike Lee's cousin (director of The Best Man and Undercover Brother, and an acquaintance of mine) weigh in to say that he didn't think it was an issue. I dunno I might go see it still.


Saw Hobbit... took moms because she love them LOTR movies, as do I.  I wasn't impressed though, but she loved it.

Since last year I gear up to see the Hobbit and up to now me eh even see the cinema door.  >:(

Hobbit was enjoyable, good fix for the LOR fanatics. Obviously they have a sequel planned.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 27, 2012, 12:31:56 PM
Men rel giving Django ah hard time. Rel Tabanca thing with Spike Lee.

Jamie go win an Oscar cause black people hatin'

Tarantino too liberal with he use of the 'N-word'... in all his movies.  That and folks think slavery shouldn't be treated with in a casual manner. Even Spike Lee's cousin (director of The Best Man and Undercover Brother, and an acquaintance of mine) weigh in to say that he didn't think it was an issue. I dunno I might go see it still.


Saw Hobbit... took moms because she love them LOTR movies, as do I.  I wasn't impressed though, but she loved it.

Since last year I gear up to see the Hobbit and up to now me eh even see the cinema door.  >:(

Hobbit was enjoyable, good fix for the LOR fanatics. Obviously they have a sequel planned.



i thought the hobbit was great, better than fellowship, good film...

django was average imo, i was expecting more from it, tonight im seeing les miserables, should be good
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 27, 2012, 12:42:40 PM
Man with the Iron Fists:

not bad. But heard they left more than two hours of it on the cutting room floor.

Would really like to see the uncut version.

I eh want to spoil it but one moment the black fella getting mannersd, next he is a big fighter with Shaolin skills.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 28, 2012, 04:23:41 PM
Django - go see it. Some superfluous scenes but overall, enjoyable if you are a Tarantino fan.

The "N" word was liberally sprinkled throughout the movie, but given the context, it worked.

Stay till the very end for a small bonus shot. It comes after the final credits play.

 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: soccerman on December 28, 2012, 11:22:21 PM
Django - go see it. Some superfluous scenes but overall, enjoyable if you are a Tarantino fan.

The "N" word was liberally sprinkled throughout the movie, but given the context, it worked.

Stay till the very end for a small bonus shot. It comes after the final credits play.

 

Alright I'll go take it in. Some posters mentioned it was long but I hope it isn't dragging too much.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 29, 2012, 09:58:08 AM
Django - go see it. Some superfluous scenes but overall, enjoyable if you are a Tarantino fan.

The "N" word was liberally sprinkled throughout the movie, but given the context, it worked.

Stay till the very end for a small bonus shot. It comes after the final credits play.

 

Alright I'll go take it in. Some posters mentioned it was long but I hope it isn't dragging too much.

I think it was close to 2 hrs and 45 min. There were some video shots that lasted several seconds (most shots in modern movies seem to last 3-5 sec before changing to a different camera angle).

The longer the shot, the more the actors need to 'act' as there is a less dependence on editing to fix mistakes.

I thought that Foxx and Waltz did great jobs in many of the scenes that involved the two of them only. I suppose some viewers may find this annoying and 'dragging on' but for me, these shots and scenes highlighted the abilities and Foxx and Waltz.

The more I reflect on the movie, the better it becomes.


Tarantino also had a cameo ... 

SPOILER ALERT


SPOILER ALERT


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click and drag from here ...and got blown up with dynamite ... to here
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 29, 2012, 01:00:43 PM
Just found this BBC video review of Django

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20802041

Tarantino interviewed.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 29, 2012, 02:58:16 PM
Just found this BBC video review of Django

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20802041

Tarantino interviewed.

django was sorf in comparison to true grit when comparing westerns in the last few years and inglorious in comparison to QT's last few flicks
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: AirMan on December 31, 2012, 12:06:39 AM
I understand where Spike Lee is coming from... anyway a lot of people sayin de movie overrated
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on December 31, 2012, 01:15:43 PM
I understand where Spike Lee is coming from... anyway a lot of people sayin de movie overrated

it is overrated, nothing special, didn't have that wow moment.... anyways thats just my opinion, others loved it, some even went to the extent to say its the best movie of the year.

imo, best actor is going to daniel day lewis with lincoln, best film, sadly may go to les miserables another overrated feature, was expecting a lot more frorm that film as well.

still need to check the master with phoenix and the sessions
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on December 31, 2012, 04:46:41 PM
Caught Les Mis today.

Russell Crowe - not sure why he was chosen to play Javert. His singing was forced.
Anne Hathaway - I enjoyed her performance and the emotions she brought to play.
Samantha Barks as Eponine. She was brilliant, the best singing performance in my view.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on January 01, 2013, 07:27:31 AM

Quote

i thought the hobbit was great, better than fellowship, good film...

django was average imo, i was expecting more from it, tonight im seeing les miserables, should be good

first 1/2 hr should have remained on the editing room's floor. A waste of friggin time and a total buzz kill from the start. Jackson tried in vain to capture the audience as he did with the "Ring" trilogy and failed in comparison. The final hour of the movie was not bad, but I do hope things pick up in 2 and 3. I think part of the problem is that there wasn't a likeable character and romance as in Rings.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on January 01, 2013, 06:57:04 PM

Quote


i thought the hobbit was great, better than fellowship, good film...

django was average imo, i was expecting more from it, tonight im seeing les miserables, should be good

first 1/2 hr should have remained on the editing room's floor. A waste of friggin time and a total buzz kill from the start. Jackson tried in vain to capture the audience as he did with the "Ring" trilogy and failed in comparison. The final hour of the movie was not bad, but I do hope things pick up in 2 and 3. I think part of the problem is that there wasn't a likeable character and romance as in Rings.

Nah the problem is that they trying to squeeze 3 movies out of a book that was shorter than any of the 3 LOTR books. I sure there will be plenty more filler to come in the other movies.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 01, 2013, 07:11:33 PM
Nah the problem is that they trying to squeeze 3 movies out of a book that was shorter than any of the 3 LOTR books. I sure there will be plenty more filler to come in the other movies.



Up to now I still doh know why Gandalf show up at Bilbo house.  Why him of all Hobbits?  The song and dance shit with the elves coulda been skipped in my book.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ProudTrinbagonian on January 02, 2013, 08:14:50 AM
Saw Django Unchained last night...
great movie....great soundtrack...exactly what I expected out of a QT movie....maybe that's why people not liking it?  It never felt like dragging on, cuz with QT movies a lot of his scenes involve just plain old banter....since Reservoir Dogs breakfast scene and PF's royale with cheese....gives an opportunity for the audience to understand the mindset of the character based on the opinions and responses in generic conversations....

Foxx and Waltz had great chemistry and Foxx especially did an excellent acting job.  A little disappointed with Samuel L Jackson, didn't play that role too well in my opinion. Thought his acting was sub-par according to what he's done in the past.

Missed the bonus at the end!  Didn't see this thread.  Will have to look online for it.  Excellent movie nonetheless.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 02, 2013, 10:39:02 AM
Saw Django Unchained last night...
great movie....great soundtrack...

Here is the full soundtrack with commentary by Tarantino ...

http://www.unchainedsoundtrack.com/

My favourite was Jim Croce's "I Got a Name".  So unexpected.


Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ProudTrinbagonian on January 02, 2013, 11:36:43 AM
Saw Django Unchained last night...
great movie....great soundtrack...

Here is the full soundtrack with commentary by Tarantino ...

http://www.unchainedsoundtrack.com/

My favourite was Jim Croce's "I Got a Name".  So unexpected.




Thanks for the link...been listening to the tracks on youtube....this is much easier.
All country music aficionados, whether having seen the movie or not will appreciate the soundtrack....

"I got a name" is a big track....My fav track is the Django theme...couldn't get it out of my head
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 01:03:43 PM

Quote

i thought the hobbit was great, better than fellowship, good film...

django was average imo, i was expecting more from it, tonight im seeing les miserables, should be good

first 1/2 hr should have remained on the editing room's floor. A waste of friggin time and a total buzz kill from the start. Jackson tried in vain to capture the audience as he did with the "Ring" trilogy and failed in comparison. The final hour of the movie was not bad, but I do hope things pick up in 2 and 3. I think part of the problem is that there wasn't a likeable character and romance as in Rings.

i disagree bro, you needed to establish the ranks of the dwarves from the onset, jackson did that, people have not really seen how dwarves interact or communicate with one another, eat drink, it was needed, leaving that out would take away rather than add to the story, back stories are needed for storytelling.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 01:11:32 PM
Nah the problem is that they trying to squeeze 3 movies out of a book that was shorter than any of the 3 LOTR books. I sure there will be plenty more filler to come in the other movies.



Up to now I still doh know why Gandalf show up at Bilbo house.  Why him of all Hobbits?  The song and dance shit with the elves coulda been skipped in my book.

you need to be more observant, gandalf referred to a family member of bilbo who he knew personally and who went on adventures and wasn't afraid of a dangerous trek, bilbo's ancestors were fallohides who were close to the elves and were different than all other hobbits, bolder and more adventurous, bilbo isn't an ordinary hobbit

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 01:15:04 PM
Saw Django Unchained last night...
great movie....great soundtrack...

Here is the full soundtrack with commentary by Tarantino ...

http://www.unchainedsoundtrack.com/

My favourite was Jim Croce's "I Got a Name".  So unexpected.




Thanks for the link...been listening to the tracks on youtube....this is much easier.
All country music aficionados, whether having seen the movie or not will appreciate the soundtrack....

"I got a name" is a big track....My fav track is the Django theme...couldn't get it out of my head

my father plays his stuff sometimes... good music :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 01:24:19 PM
Saw Django Unchained last night...
great movie....great soundtrack...

Here is the full soundtrack with commentary by Tarantino ...

http://www.unchainedsoundtrack.com/

My favourite was Jim Croce's "I Got a Name".  So unexpected.




that was the best song by far... class :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 02, 2013, 02:30:54 PM
Gandalf never explicitly said why he had chosen poor Bilbo to join him and the dwarves in their expedition. Being wise and proud he did not like to explain his reasons to anyone.

"Of course there is a mark," said Gandalf. "I put it there myself. For very good reasons. You asked me to find the fourteenth man for your expedition, and I chose Mr. Baggins.

Just let any one say I chose the wrong man or the wrong house and you can stop at thirteen and have all the bad luck you like, or go back to digging coal."

He scrowled so angrily at Gloin that the dwarf huddled back in his chair; and when Bilbo tried to open his mouth to ask a question, he turned and frowned at him and stuck out his bushy eyebrows, till Bilbo shut his mouth tight with a snap. "That's right," said Gandalf. "Lets have no more argument.

I have chosen Mr. Baggins and that ought to be enough for all of you. If I say that he is a Burglar, a Burglar he is. or will be when the time comes.

There is a lot more in him than you guess, and a deal more than he has any idea about himself. You may (possibly) all live to thank me yet. Now Bilbo, my boy, fetch a lamp, and let's have a little light at this."

The Hobbit, An Unexpected Party
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 02, 2013, 03:10:59 PM
anyway the sound and dance routine was in keeping with the original The Hobbit story by Tolkien

http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~rmanning/homepage/prokudin-gorsky/img0000/lotr.pdf
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 02, 2013, 04:57:45 PM
Review of Les Mis

(http://cdn.uproxx.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/les-mis.jpg)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 02, 2013, 07:06:27 PM
you need to be more observant, gandalf referred to a family member of bilbo who he knew personally and who went on adventures and wasn't afraid of a dangerous trek, bilbo's ancestors were fallohides who were close to the elves and were different than all other hobbits, bolder and more adventurous, bilbo isn't an ordinary hobbit



And you clearly are no ordinary jackass... Gandalf never explained why he chose Bilbo.  Saying that he once knew a relative of his is hardly an explanation as to why he chose to put the mark on Bilbo's door.  Now go back and scour the internet and see what other irrelevant drivel yuh could find.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 07:53:54 PM
you need to be more observant, gandalf referred to a family member of bilbo who he knew personally and who went on adventures and wasn't afraid of a dangerous trek, bilbo's ancestors were fallohides who were close to the elves and were different than all other hobbits, bolder and more adventurous, bilbo isn't an ordinary hobbit



And you clearly are no ordinary jackass... Gandalf never explained why he chose Bilbo.  Saying that he once knew a relative of his is hardly an explanation as to why he chose to put the mark on Bilbo's door.  Now go back and scour the internet and see what other irrelevant drivel yuh could find.

why should i entertain a court jester like yourself, when your siamese twin truetrini is answering for you  :D :D he is your mouthpiece and seems like a whole lot more as well  :D

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 08:03:35 PM
Gandalf never explicitly said why he had chosen poor Bilbo to join him and the dwarves in their expedition. Being wise and proud he did not like to explain his reasons to anyone.

"Of course there is a mark," said Gandalf. "I put it there myself. For very good reasons. You asked me to find the fourteenth man for your expedition, and I chose Mr. Baggins.

Just let any one say I chose the wrong man or the wrong house and you can stop at thirteen and have all the bad luck you like, or go back to digging coal."

He scrowled so angrily at Gloin that the dwarf huddled back in his chair; and when Bilbo tried to open his mouth to ask a question, he turned and frowned at him and stuck out his bushy eyebrows, till Bilbo shut his mouth tight with a snap. "That's right," said Gandalf. "Lets have no more argument.

I have chosen Mr. Baggins and that ought to be enough for all of you. If I say that he is a Burglar, a Burglar he is. or will be when the time comes.

There is a lot more in him than you guess, and a deal more than he has any idea about himself. You may (possibly) all live to thank me yet. Now Bilbo, my boy, fetch a lamp, and let's have a little light at this."

The Hobbit, An Unexpected Party

whats your point bro?

jackson added backstory to the dialogue, go back and watch the movie and stop obfuscating on the thread, your citing verbatim from the hobbit(book) without having knowledge of the back story and dialogue added to hint at why gandalf chose bilbo. He also explained to the dwarves that part of bringing bilbo along was destiny, which he hinted, hobbits are not detected by goblins and orks unlike elves and dwarves. Another reason, which i won't reveal now bc its a spoiler will be revealed in the next movie.



 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 02, 2013, 08:12:22 PM
you need to be more observant, gandalf referred to a family member of bilbo who he knew personally and who went on adventures and wasn't afraid of a dangerous trek, bilbo's ancestors were fallohides who were close to the elves and were different than all other hobbits, bolder and more adventurous, bilbo isn't an ordinary hobbit



And you clearly are no ordinary jackass... Gandalf never explained why he chose Bilbo.  Saying that he once knew a relative of his is hardly an explanation as to why he chose to put the mark on Bilbo's door.  Now go back and scour the internet and see what other irrelevant drivel yuh could find.

for people like yourself with zero intuition and foresight I will educate you further.

gandalf spoke of the family member because bilbo's lineage is indeed different than other hobbits, hinting that you are not like the rest, that is the reason why I chose you and that I know your family history. Secondly Gandalf also explains to Thorin that the hobbits scent goes undetected to orks and goblins, it is unfamiliar, it is therefore easy to sneak past enemy lines and in the the next 2 features, help them defeat smaug, by finding the invisible entrance to the once dwarve kingdom, all this was revealed in the feature.

if you want i can also add a few more points which gandalf gives to why bilbo was chosen, which was even revealed in lotr and this story, of course no ordinary but an extraordinary jackass would miss those points  ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 02, 2013, 08:31:37 PM
Quote
Secondly Gandalf also explains to Thorin that the hobbits scent goes undetected to orks and goblins, it is unfamiliar, it is therefore easy to sneak past enemy lines and in the the next 2 features, help them defeat smaug, by finding the invisible entrance to the once dwarve kingdom, all this was revealed in the feature.


Fella that would apply to ANY Hobbit.

and for your info what I posted is what came from the movie not the book...!

By the way the book is the reason why there is a movie twat.

Gandalf just knew (destiny) but he offered NO EXPLANATION!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 02, 2013, 08:34:05 PM
Yeah and I am Bakes and Bakes is me so doh call me my own mout piece.  yuh twat
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 02, 2013, 08:37:26 PM
for people like yourself with zero intuition and foresight I will educate you further.

gandalf spoke of the family member because bilbo's lineage is indeed different than other hobbits, hinting that you are not like the rest, that is the reason why I chose you and that I know your family history. Secondly Gandalf also explains to Thorin that the hobbits scent goes undetected to orks and goblins, it is unfamiliar, it is therefore easy to sneak past enemy lines and in the the next 2 features, help them defeat smaug, by finding the invisible entrance to the once dwarve kingdom, all this was revealed in the feature.

if you want i can also add a few more points which gandalf gives to why bilbo was chosen, which was even revealed in lotr and this story, of course no ordinary but an extraordinary jackass would miss those points  ;)

Well you would know all about being an "extraordinary jackass" since you keep referring to stuff that wasn't in the movie.  Was it in the "next 2 features" or was it "revealed in the feature"? Gandalf never said anything about the Hobbits scent being undetected to "orcs and goblins" yuh ass marble... he said Hobbits' scent is unfamiliar to the Dragon.  He also said that Hobbits are light on their feet and can get past anyone if they choose to.  He never mentioned anything about 'goblins', 'orcs' or invisible entrance.  In fact everybody wanted to know why he choose Bilbo Baggins and he said "If I say he'll make a good Burglar then by heavens he'll make a good Burglar... he has a lot more to offer than anyone knows, maybe even himself" later on... "you'll just have to trust me on that".

So like I said... I still don't know why he showed up and chose Bilbo.  If it comes in the next installment then fine, but we talking about this movie... not de one inside yuh head.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 02, 2013, 08:39:51 PM
This man is no ordinary ass at all, at all.

If Gandalf was looking for a prime cunnie eh would leave ah mark on Controversial door.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 03, 2013, 01:35:41 AM
This man is no ordinary ass at all, at all.

If Gandalf was looking for a prime cunnie eh would leave ah mark on Controversial door.

LOL.. aye, whey I does come up with dem thing from boy? lol... I crack me up yes  :rotfl:

Anyways... others could check out de movie deyself here (http://www.solarmovie.so/link/play/1132861/).  The piece with Gandalf showing up and de elves at Bilbo house roughly from 13:00 to 30:00.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: NYtriniwhiteboy.. on January 03, 2013, 01:01:09 PM
bakes boy thanks a lot for d link..Am a big Hobbit and LOTR fan but haven't been able to hit d cinema to check it out
I know in the book it is talked about Bilbo family being different because they have been known to have adventures which hobbits in general don't do..To be honest I eh think it have any big reason gandalf chose Bilbo. The Hobbit is a lot more basic child like novel compared to LOTR and things just tend to happen and pass quickly without too much explanation. Peter Jackson has taken a lot of liberty in the Hobbit to make the story longer and the "side adventures" connected..
Anyways lemme go check out d movie now
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 03, 2013, 01:20:45 PM
bakes boy thanks a lot for d link..Am a big Hobbit and LOTR fan but haven't been able to hit d cinema to check it out
I know in the book it is talked about Bilbo family being different because they have been known to have adventures which hobbits in general don't do..To be honest I eh think it have any big reason gandalf chose Bilbo. The Hobbit is a lot more basic child like novel compared to LOTR and things just tend to happen and pass quickly without too much explanation. Peter Jackson has taken a lot of liberty in the Hobbit to make the story longer and the "side adventures" connected..
Anyways lemme go check out d movie now

My pleasure man... I was reluctant to share because I does try and support the industry where I can (I will always pay to see a Spike Lee or independent film for instance, or where I want to see the movie's $$ look good)... and didn't want to encourage de free thing, lol.  It's a great site, particularly for older movies that not readily available for rent/stream. Sometimes yuh just have to play until yuh find the best link, and so far haven't had any issues with malware in nearly two years of streaming.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 03, 2013, 03:13:16 PM
bakes boy thanks a lot for d link..Am a big Hobbit and LOTR fan but haven't been able to hit d cinema to check it out
I know in the book it is talked about Bilbo family being different because they have been known to have adventures which hobbits in general don't do..To be honest I eh think it have any big reason gandalf chose Bilbo. The Hobbit is a lot more basic child like novel compared to LOTR and things just tend to happen and pass quickly without too much explanation. Peter Jackson has taken a lot of liberty in the Hobbit to make the story longer and the "side adventures" connected..
Anyways lemme go check out d movie now

My pleasure man... I was reluctant to share because I does try and support the industry where I can (I will always pay to see a Spike Lee or independent film for instance, or where I want to see the movie's $$ look good)... and didn't want to encourage de free thing, lol.  It's a great site, particularly for older movies that not readily available for rent/stream. Sometimes yuh just have to play until yuh find the best link, and so far haven't had any issues with malware in nearly two years of streaming.

I took a look at the link and while the quality was better than expected, it is still not the same as the big screen. So I will pay to see it in due course. In the meantime, watching the opening 5 minutes have whetted the appetite.  Thanks.

I did try downloading (without using the download software that popped up) but after downloading 750Mb, all I got was audio.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 03, 2013, 10:30:45 PM

I took a look at the link and while the quality was better than expected, it is still not the same as the big screen. So I will pay to see it in due course. In the meantime, watching the opening 5 minutes have whetted the appetite.  Thanks.

I did try downloading (without using the download software that popped up) but after downloading 750Mb, all I got was audio.

Oh shit, ah forget... yuh doh have to download anything.  I get ketch with that Illivid fake ad too the first time.  Once the ad appears look very closely on the image of the ad itself (or close nearby) for a tiny "x" to close it.  The ad/s will keep recurring throughout, ah guess they have to pay the bills somehow.  But no need to download anything.  I think Illivid is harmless, but still... I wouldn't keep it if it only occupying space on yuh hard drive.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: pecan on January 04, 2013, 07:50:47 AM

I took a look at the link and while the quality was better than expected, it is still not the same as the big screen. So I will pay to see it in due course. In the meantime, watching the opening 5 minutes have whetted the appetite.  Thanks.

I did try downloading (without using the download software that popped up) but after downloading 750Mb, all I got was audio.

Oh shit, ah forget... yuh doh have to download anything.  I get ketch with that Illivid fake ad too the first time.  Once the ad appears look very closely on the image of the ad itself (or close nearby) for a tiny "x" to close it.  The ad/s will keep recurring throughout, ah guess they have to pay the bills somehow.  But no need to download anything.  I think Illivid is harmless, but still... I wouldn't keep it if it only occupying space on yuh hard drive.

but I did hook up with an Asian girl though ...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 04, 2013, 01:35:14 PM
MIB 3 - OK movie. Mediocre 1/2 half. The dialog and banter between J and K was lacking but had promise but got a lot better in the last 1/2. A teary-eye scene towards the end and nice wrap-up.  Just ignore the time travel paradoxes etc.

I watch it last night... and real like it man.  Will Smith still have it yes.  Ah like de banter between him and Josh Brolin (ah keep seeing "W" every time they pan on him).  And yeah boy, Nicole Scherzinger... madre de dios.

The villain dis time around was good man... not to much screwball comedy, some skin-crawling effects, a legitimate bad guy... no babe side plot, cute dog or intergalactic worms tuh carry ah scene.  That last scene... in fact the entire wrap-up was boss.  Now that I think about it, is probably all dat that de Arcadian show de General down in Cape Canaveral to make him change he mind.  A very, very, very nice touch.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 04, 2013, 07:32:01 PM
Gandalf never explicitly said why he had chosen poor Bilbo to join him and the dwarves in their expedition. Being wise and proud he did not like to explain his reasons to anyone.

"Of course there is a mark," said Gandalf. "I put it there myself. For very good reasons. You asked me to find the fourteenth man for your expedition, and I chose Mr. Baggins.

Just let any one say I chose the wrong man or the wrong house and you can stop at thirteen and have all the bad luck you like, or go back to digging coal."

He scrowled so angrily at Gloin that the dwarf huddled back in his chair; and when Bilbo tried to open his mouth to ask a question, he turned and frowned at him and stuck out his bushy eyebrows, till Bilbo shut his mouth tight with a snap. "That's right," said Gandalf. "Lets have no more argument.

I have chosen Mr. Baggins and that ought to be enough for all of you. If I say that he is a Burglar, a Burglar he is. or will be when the time comes.

There is a lot more in him than you guess, and a deal more than he has any idea about himself. You may (possibly) all live to thank me yet. Now Bilbo, my boy, fetch a lamp, and let's have a little light at this."

The Hobbit, An Unexpected Party

whats your point bro?

jackson added backstory to the dialogue, go back and watch the movie and stop obfuscating on the thread, your citing verbatim from the hobbit(book) without having knowledge of the back story and dialogue added to hint at why gandalf chose bilbo. He also explained to the dwarves that part of bringing bilbo along was destiny, which he hinted, hobbits are not detected by goblins and orks unlike elves and dwarves. Another reason, which i won't reveal now bc its a spoiler will be revealed in the next movie.


My point is that Gandalf never said why he chose Bilbo!

In fact even when Galadriel asked him "Why the half-ling?"

Gandalf answered  :  "I don't know!"

"Saruman believes it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay… simple acts of kindness and love."

He furthder stated that :  "Why Bilbo Baggins?"  "Perhaps it is because I am afraid and he gives me courage."

That is my point.  Capiche?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on January 04, 2013, 11:20:22 PM
Let me settle this argument.
This is why he chose Bilbo.

http://www.youtube.com/v/XC73PHdQX04
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: truetrini on January 05, 2013, 11:07:01 PM
http://youtu.be/3gv1qnPAiSI
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 05, 2013, 11:23:40 PM
TT that white square real entertaining dred... I could stare at it fuh days.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 06, 2013, 04:07:28 PM
killer joe, billy friedkin, good flick  :beermug:

also took in miss bala, about the mexican drug cartel in baja california, not bad, different way of story telling
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on January 06, 2013, 07:00:36 PM
Looper - boss
Lawless - boss
Taken 2 - watered-down version of the first but still good
End of Watch - good; I enjoyed the way it was shot.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: AirMan on January 15, 2013, 07:40:49 AM
Comedy lovers, this one doing well right now.."Haunted House".. http://myvoicetv.net/marlon-wayans-a-haunted-house-does-well-at-box-office/
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 17, 2013, 07:16:51 PM
check out "Detachment" by Tony kaye, recommended by a good friend who is close friends with Tony :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 17, 2013, 09:36:00 PM
Looper - boss
Lawless - boss
Taken 2 - watered-down version of the first but still good
End of Watch - good; I enjoyed the way it was shot.

Looper was ehh.  Had its moments but so-so in the end.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 17, 2013, 10:04:37 PM


Centurion 2010.
The Awakening 2011.

Both British films bot co starring Dominic West, who also co starred in the last Johnny English movie.

Awakening is a horror film.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on January 17, 2013, 10:41:57 PM


Centurion 2010.
The Awakening 2011.

Both British films bot co starring Dominic West, who also co starred in the last Johnny English movie.

Awakening is a horror film.

VB

Just say McNulty nah man.  I will check them out.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 18, 2013, 01:18:31 AM
War Horse (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Horse_(film)#Plot) was a boss flick... I seriously slept on it.  I thought it would be some sentimental Black Beauty bullshit, and sure enough it had it's one or two hokey moments, but overall it was as great story... tremendous, tremendous movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: AirMan on January 18, 2013, 04:53:02 AM
Still ant seen "Lincoln" yet... Nuff recommendations from friends to see it
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on January 19, 2013, 12:04:42 AM
Django... wow, hands down one of the best movies I've seen in a while.  I defended Spike Lee, but nah  Tarantino got this one right.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on January 19, 2013, 08:16:12 AM
Saw Gangster Squad. No Scarface but it was entertaining. Sean Penn is a boss!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on January 19, 2013, 02:30:12 PM
Django... wow, hands down one of the best movies I've seen in a while.  I defended Spike Lee, but nah  Tarantino got this one right.
epic.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 22, 2013, 10:40:07 PM
Django... wow, hands down one of the best movies I've seen in a while.  I defended Spike Lee, but nah  Tarantino got this one right.
epic.

Enjoyed this movie. The fact that it was a western was just a bonus.

A little unrealistic that a black man could go around the West running his mouth like that and not get killed but in all very good movie.

Question: who is the white female who makes the odd appearance in the movie. In the end she was looking at a pic of two kids it seems in Europe or some foreign country.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 12, 2013, 01:12:34 PM
Saw Lincoln. Good performance by DD Lewis.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 18, 2013, 12:29:57 AM
Die Hard V. Good movie, good action.


Spoiler Alert

I left the movie liking it but feeling like something was missing.
I realized that in all the previous DH movies there were some great hand to hand combat scenes.

BW might be old but he basically never touched any of the bad guys, just shooting.
De yute who play he son, same shit.

Cah believe dey lapse like dat in a DH movie.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on February 25, 2013, 12:10:54 PM
Watched Spike "Red Hook Summer" and enjoyed it so much. You could say it was off the Hook ;D
Corny! I know!

Spike seems to have gone back to his earlier work on this one and that is why I enjoyed it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: capodetutticapi on February 25, 2013, 12:28:11 PM
saw argo yesterday....aint know if it deserve best pic,havent seen lincoln,life of pi or silver linings yet.......i give it 3 stars.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Observer on February 25, 2013, 12:52:24 PM
saw argo yesterday....aint know if it deserve best pic,havent seen lincoln,life of pi or silver linings yet.......i give it 3 stars.

Only made it through 30 minutes of Lincoln. Slow and quite frankly boring no ass.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on February 25, 2013, 01:02:20 PM
7 Psychopaths: I really enjoyed it.  Funny gangster story, good cast.  Some Boardwalk Empire dudes made a cameo.
I think Christopher Walken really stood out.  Sam Rockwell had some real funny comments throughout. The story was pretty unusual too.

The Man With The Iron Fists ; some good laughs, they used some typical kickup flick elements like Mr. Jack Knife,
power struggles and some ridiculous action.  Rza had fun makin it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 25, 2013, 03:26:02 PM
7 Psychopaths: I really enjoyed it.  Funny gangster story, good cast.  Some Boardwalk Empire dudes made a cameo.
I think Christopher Walken really stood out.  Sam Rockwell had some real funny comments throughout. The story was pretty unusual too.

The Man With The Iron Fists ; some good laughs, they used some typical kickup flick elements like Mr. Jack Knife,
power struggles and some ridiculous action.  Rza had fun makin it.

I hear they leave more than an hour on the cutting room floor.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on February 27, 2013, 12:08:11 PM
saw de best picture argo the other day. americans real revise history. ah guess affleck and dem would rather play dey is canadian than do a flim about operation eagle claw.

is de canadian ambassador ken taylor and another canadian john sheardown that tief dem iranian head bad. mendez was a small player. but no harm no foul as dey say.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 05, 2013, 04:47:42 PM
Ironman 3 extended trailer....ah cyah wait!
http://www.youtube.com/v/Ke1Y3P9D0Bc
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 05, 2013, 05:53:33 PM
^^^Looking good!



Saw "Mama" the other day. Some nice cheap genre thrills, but I'z ah fella it hard to suspend logic and ignore de wormholes in the plot.  Had real potential but turn out tuh be ah two-scheups special in de end.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 10, 2013, 02:55:52 PM
Took in the Oz movie with my lil ones yesterday, not a bad flick. Watched it in 3D, they did a good job with that.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on March 13, 2013, 09:29:07 AM
Red Dawn pure GARBGE!!! I was pissed from the time I see is high school kids taking on the N.Korean Army like they been trained for years on weapons and explosives....  :bs:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 13, 2013, 10:06:19 AM
Red Dawn pure GARBGE!!! I was pissed from the time I see is high school kids taking on the N.Korean Army like they been trained for years on weapons and explosives....  :bs:

does cyar stand d "over-patriotic" films so I never really wanted to see it....as it looked like that in the previews ......Captain America did a damn good job of not rubbin it in yuh face makin it very watchable allround, ah know servicemen does general like dem ting .....so I'll take your word that it really "that bad"
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 13, 2013, 10:10:17 AM
Took in the Oz movie with my lil ones yesterday, not a bad flick. Watched it in 3D, they did a good job with that.
I went and see it Monday... it wasn't bad.  Coulda been better, but overall good enough.

I also take in Jack the Giant Slayer... pretty much same thing.  It had it's moments.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on March 14, 2013, 06:48:21 AM
Red Dawn pure GARBGE!!! I was pissed from the time I see is high school kids taking on the N.Korean Army like they been trained for years on weapons and explosives....  :bs:

They had Thor on their side though.
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Post by: Observer on March 17, 2013, 08:14:30 AM
Saw the movie Chasing Mavericks. What an inspirational movie, thoroughly enjoyed this true story.
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Post by: NYtriniwhiteboy.. on March 17, 2013, 05:00:04 PM
mavericks was decent..and for the surfing shots in the movie they filmed at mavericks and were very lucky to shoot at a time when the swells were huge! That just added to it for me
Bra boys is an interesting surf doc if anyone remembers the bra boys riots in Oz years back
Also just watched the Oz movie tonight..was decent..nothing amazing but decent flick
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Post by: pecan on March 21, 2013, 02:25:35 PM
Star Trek into Darkness

http://www.youtube.com/v/yhz4A5BCMAA
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Post by: ProudTrinbagonian on March 22, 2013, 07:04:46 AM
Anyone see "Home Again?" I'm curious but might just end up getting vex
Low budget flick filmed in Trinidad starring Tatyana Ali about three people deported to their native Jamaica after growing up abroad

So they take a Trini-american actress, film it in Trinidad and the move about Jamaicans???  ???


http://www.nowtoronto.com/movies/story.cfm?content=191727
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Post by: pecan on March 22, 2013, 11:37:40 AM
Anyone see "Home Again?" I'm curious but might just end up getting vex
Low budget flick filmed in Trinidad starring Tatyana Ali about three people deported to their native Jamaica after growing up abroad

So they take a Trini-american actress, film it in Trinidad and the move about Jamaicans???  ???


http://www.nowtoronto.com/movies/story.cfm?content=191727

Got a half decent review in the National Post


Home Again

From page B1 It’s long struck me as one of the more bizarre bureaucratic bungles that someone who has spent 28 of their 30 years in Canada can be sent “back where you came from!” because of a criminal record. Surely such a problem is Canada’s to deal with?  More than 1% of Jamaica’s population is made up of deportees, a phenomenon Sudz Sutherland explores in his first feature since 2003.

Toronto filmmaker Sudz Sutherland clearly has a similar bone to pick. Home Again, his first feature since 2003’s Love, Sex and Eating the Bones, tells linked stories about a Jamaican-born American, Canadian and Briton — three of the thousands of deportees living in Jamaica. (A 2007 New York Times story put the number of such cases at 33,268, or more than 1% of the island nation’s population.)

In short (and slightly clunky) order, we’re introduced to the protagonists. Marva (Tatyana Ali) is a 26-year-old mother who left two kids in Toronto when she was sent packing. Dunston (Lyriq Bent) was involved in petty crime in New York, and quickly takes up similar work in the homeland he left when he was four. Everton St. Clair (Stephan James) is a naive, collegeaged Londoner.

Some of these deportees make softer landings than others, but all have their problems. Not least, they all wind up in the crime-ridden Kingston neighbourhoods of Greenwich Town and Trench Town (ably played by Trinidad), about as far from the tourist images of Jamaica as one can imagine.

Marva lodges with her uncle, whose concept of “paying rent” is disturbingly corporal. Worse, no one will hire a known deportee, on the not-unreasonable assumption that you must have done something pretty unsavoury to get sent back. Thus Dunston becomes a hired gun for a local gangster, while Everton quickly runs out of money and is forced to live on the street, where he starts to resemble Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp.

Sutherland wrote the script for Home Again with his wife and coproducer Jennifer Holness, based on information for what was originally conceived as a documentary on the subject. The tripartite nature of the film means that some sections flow better than others, while an attempt to bring all three threads together strikes me as a narrative misstep.

Dunston’s story is easily the strongest and most nuanced. He has a brother (Canadian Richard Chevolleau; born in Jamaica, raised in Toronto) who gets him work in a gang, where he falls for a cook (Fefe Dobson) and, through her brother, dabbles in the Rastafari movement.

In one of the film’s lighter moments, Dunston’s face lights up as he encounters religion-with-a-bong. Sutherland also gets creative with his subtitles (much of the film is in Jamaican slang and patois), which sometimes flitter and float with a life of their own.

The film’s thematic foundation also becomes its biggest weakness. One can feel the plot fighting with the filmmaker’s need to stay on message. But the message, though never disguised, isn’t heavy-handed either. Marva is perhaps least guilty of the trio, but none of the characters are angels. They are simply caught in a cog that Western governments may wish to examine before it catches more people in its indifferent teeth. ΣΣΣ

Home Again opens in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal on March 22, with additional cities on March 29.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on March 27, 2013, 06:21:38 PM
world war Z for zombie fans

http://www.youtube.com/v/4EC7P5WdUko
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Post by: NYtriniwhiteboy.. on March 27, 2013, 09:34:20 PM
i scared to watch world war z cuz i enjoyed the book immensely..
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Post by: lefty on March 28, 2013, 07:43:17 AM
i scared to watch world war z cuz i enjoyed the book immensely..

fraid dey f**k it up or wah?!! :D
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Post by: triniairman on March 30, 2013, 07:03:50 PM
G.I JOE was not bad, in my opinion, it was better than the first one! The ninja scene was the best for me.
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Post by: vb on April 09, 2013, 08:14:43 AM
G.I JOE was not bad, in my opinion, it was better than the first one! The ninja scene was the best for me.

Severely disappointed by this movie.

Good for the kids though.

AT times the clips didn't seem to gel, like they did some severe editing.
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Post by: lefty on April 09, 2013, 08:58:30 AM
G.I JOE was not bad, in my opinion, it was better than the first one! The ninja scene was the best for me.

Severely disappointed by this movie.

Good for the kids though.

AT times the clips didn't seem to gel, like they did some severe editing.

it was originally done in 2D and dey pull it back to convert it to 3D so dat might ah cause some ah what yuh feelin, plus d first one was more than a little over the top and dis one seemed to be in a similar vane ..........if yuh doin "over d top" yuh execution hadda be top or people goh be steupsin right through.............I had my suspicions it wouldn't be good though, this was supposed to be release summer or fall last year den dey pull it off d schedule to convert it to 3d my guess is to boost opening week revenue
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: boss on April 13, 2013, 04:23:55 PM
Anyone see "Home Again?" I'm curious but might just end up getting vex
Low budget flick filmed in Trinidad starring Tatyana Ali about three people deported to their native Jamaica after growing up abroad

Just saw this now. In terms of production, it's far and away the best local movie I've ever seen. Forget the days of Men of Gray or whatever, where you're seeing boom mikes in the shot etc. This looks fantastic. And the three main actors were excellent too. The supporting cast let them down a bit though. Oh, Brent Sancho had minor role.

It was shot entirely in Trinidad, and most of the scenery is recognisable (Long Circular Mall for example). The plot itself was ordinary, but the ending tied things up nicely. Plenty violence, plenty drug use, (don't take the young ones!) Far and away the best local (or "local") movie I've ever seen, and generally a really good effort.  :beermug:

So they take a Trini-american actress, film it in Trinidad and the move about Jamaicans???  ???

Sounds ridiculous in theory, but I'd say they pulled it off.  :beermug:
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Post by: vb on April 13, 2013, 05:11:22 PM
Anyone see "Home Again?" I'm curious but might just end up getting vex
Low budget flick filmed in Trinidad starring Tatyana Ali about three people deported to their native Jamaica after growing up abroad

Just saw this now. In terms of production, it's far and away the best local movie I've ever seen. Forget the days of Men of Gray or whatever, where you're seeing boom mikes in the shot etc. This looks fantastic. And the three main actors were excellent too. The supporting cast let them down a bit though. Oh, Brent Sancho had minor role.

It was shot entirely in Trinidad, and most of the scenery is recognisable (Long Circular Mall for example). The plot itself was ordinary, but the ending tied things up nicely. Plenty violence, plenty drug use, (don't take the young ones!) Far and away the best local (or "local") movie I've ever seen, and generally a really good effort.  :beermug:

So they take a Trini-american actress, film it in Trinidad and the move about Jamaicans???  ???

Sounds ridiculous in theory, but I'd say they pulled it off.  :beermug:

Depends on what you mean by "local movie." This was a Canadian production shot in TT.

VB
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Post by: Bakes on April 14, 2013, 06:51:59 PM
Olympus Has Fallen is one of the best movies I've seen in quite some time... kinda Independence Day, Air Force One and Manchurian Candidate rolled into one.  Real action from jump... action throughout... good performances by the cast... good plot... nice special effects/battle scenes.  Dat "Hydra" is ah beast!  Gerard Butler was real good.  Nice (dark) humor sprinkled in as well, with the characters realistically trying to lighten the mood without trying to be too funny.
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Post by: Peong on April 14, 2013, 07:02:50 PM
Skyfall was wicked and bad except for the ludicrous decision that ended of the initial mission and then Q made a rookie IT mistake.  Real good action though.  De Bond girl was also top top quality.
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Post by: triniairman on April 16, 2013, 10:40:33 AM
Oblivion.. Glad I saw it for free, that is all I'm gonna say bout that.
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Post by: triniairman on April 24, 2013, 11:43:02 PM
42 was not bad, love watching inspirational movies, especially true stories.
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Post by: ribbit on April 28, 2013, 12:24:59 PM
I caught a flick called Trance directed by Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire). Awful. Doh waste your time.
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Post by: triniairman on May 04, 2013, 12:33:09 AM
Iron Man 3 was shit >:(... They F*@ked up Mandarin's character and the battle in the end was just plain stupid and unrealistic. This movie lacked ideas. I give it 4 out of 10
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Post by: FireBrand on May 04, 2013, 02:59:09 PM
Iron Man 3 was shit >:(... They F*@ked up Mandarin's character and the battle in the end was just plain stupid and unrealistic. This movie lacked ideas. I give it 4 out of 10

Totally agree! Very disappointing follow up to Avengers.
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Post by: vb on May 04, 2013, 04:20:35 PM
Oblivion.. Glad I saw it for free, that is all I'm gonna say bout that.

Yeah, had some holes in the plot. Expected better.
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Post by: lefty on May 05, 2013, 07:01:35 PM
Iron Man 3 was shit >:(... They F*@ked up Mandarin's character and the battle in the end was just plain stupid and unrealistic. This movie lacked ideas. I give it 4 out of 10

Totally agree! Very disappointing follow up to Avengers.

some in the CG community(forums) doh agree wit alyuh, but den, dem fellas does be too taken in by d fx to actually pay attention to d meat of the movie :laugh:
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Post by: Peong on May 05, 2013, 07:20:03 PM
Iron Man 3 was shit >:(... They F*@ked up Mandarin's character and the battle in the end was just plain stupid and unrealistic. This movie lacked ideas. I give it 4 out of 10

Totally agree! Very disappointing follow up to Avengers.

Worse than part 2?  That was so much garbage.
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Post by: Bakes on May 06, 2013, 05:56:16 PM
I take it in... it wasn't that bad, certainly no worse than Iron Man 2.  Not as much schtick, which is a very good thing.  I see they continue their product association with Audi... and a couple new ones with Oracle and a few others.  Story wasn't the tightest, and it had its hokey moments, but all in all it was good.  Rebecca Melissa Hall en fuego boy... lawd she sweet.


EDIT:  Fuhget to mention... how can I NOT like a movie that shows in the background, Martin Skrtel scoring for Liverpool against Chelsea?  ;D

http://www.youtube.com/v/IEs36BlK7qU

Also saw Oblivion... it was well worth the free admission I paid for it, but I wouldn'a complain even if I'd paid.  Story was good, but as with any plot that bends the time/space continuum yuh have to follow closely (both as a writer and as a viewer) or else yuh'll tie up yuhself.  Wasn't bad at all.
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Post by: ribbit on May 09, 2013, 09:56:58 AM
this was a good book. movie coming out soon.

http://www.youtube.com/v/vP0cUBi4hwE
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Post by: Observer on May 11, 2013, 08:44:45 AM
Jack Reacher not bad at all. It start real strong, predictable ending, still entertaining
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Post by: Bakes on May 11, 2013, 11:03:09 AM
Jack Reacher not bad at all. It start real strong, predictable ending, still entertaining

Yeah it was okay... nothing special though.
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Post by: triniairman on May 11, 2013, 12:55:29 PM
Looking forward to watching Hangover 3 and there is a 300 sequel coming soon.. Can't go wrong with 300
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Post by: triniairman on May 22, 2013, 07:56:07 PM
Took in Star Trek... I give it a 7, and that was mostly because  I like scifi movies. On another note has anyone seen Ghett'a Life? It's a Jamaican flick. Not bad for an all local film crew.

Full movie below... can someone help me out and put up on screen? lol don't know how to do that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyzu5O6t4iA
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Post by: elan on May 22, 2013, 10:55:37 PM
Took in Star Trek... I give it a 7, and that was mostly because  I like scifi movies. On another note has anyone seen Ghett'a Life? It's a Jamaican flick. Not bad for an all local film crew.

Full movie below... can someone help me out and put up on screen? lol don't know how to do that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyzu5O6t4iA


http://www.youtube.com/v/lyzu5O6t4iA
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Post by: vb on May 23, 2013, 07:03:01 AM
Iron Man wasn't bad.
Downey's sarcasm wasn't at its usual level.

Olympus has fallen was pretty decent. A few unreal escapes here and there but the norm in this kind of movie.

VB
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Post by: Observer on May 24, 2013, 09:11:16 PM
Took in Star Trek... I give it a 7, and that was mostly because  I like scifi movies. On another note has anyone seen Ghett'a Life? It's a Jamaican flick. Not bad for an all local film crew.

Full movie below... can someone help me out and put up on screen? lol don't know how to do that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyzu5O6t4iA


http://www.youtube.com/v/lyzu5O6t4iA

Enjoyed Getta Life! It reminded me of the situation that existed in Northern Ireland back in the day. Seriously backward shit, but that is politics for you.
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Post by: triniairman on May 25, 2013, 09:38:24 PM
Fast and Furious 6 is a must see.. Highly recommend it. Shit got me hyped in the people parking lot reving  and tryna challenge anything with 4 wheels lol after all meh car in the movie ;D
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Post by: Bakes on May 26, 2013, 05:43:02 PM
Fast and Furious 6 is a must see.. Highly recommend it. Shit got me hyped in the people parking lot reving  and tryna challenge anything with 4 wheels lol after all meh car in the movie ;D

Yeah Fast and Furious was good.  Easily one of the best action movies I've seen in quite some time.  The plot have more hole in it than ah Afghan pickup truck, but that is not why yuh go to see a FF movie anyways.  Holes aside, the plot was actually decent... but is de action scenes boy.  Lawd!  Ah didn't see de FF3 and 4 but fall fuh de hype on FF5 and it was well worth it.  This one, ah have tuh say had much... MUCH better action scenes.  Dem men and dem real outdoing deyself these days.  Boss movie.


Ah also take in Star Trek... another boss movie, and I eh no Trekkie.  Good plot, solid acting... boss action scenes.  And Alice Eve... madre de dios.  Dat one scene of she in she underwear make mih fuhget clean about mih wife Zoe Saldana yes.

(http://cdn.bleedingcool.net/wp-content/uploads//2013/03/alice-eve-star-trek-into-darkness-carol-marcus-underwear-600x461.jpg)
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Post by: triniairman on May 26, 2013, 06:13:16 PM
Fast and Furious 6 is a must see.. Highly recommend it. Shit got me hyped in the people parking lot reving  and tryna challenge anything with 4 wheels lol after all meh car in the movie ;D

Yeah Fast and Furious was good.  Easily one of the best action movies I've seen in quite some time.  The plot have more hole in it than ah Afghan pickup truck, but that is not why yuh go to see a FF movie anyways.  Holes aside, the plot was actually decent... but is de action scenes boy.  Lawd!  Ah didn't see de FF3 and 4 but fall fuh de hype on FF5 and it was well worth it.  This one, ah have tuh say had much... MUCH better action scenes.  Dem men and dem real outdoing deyself these days.  Boss movie.


Ah also take in Star Trek... another boss movie, and I eh no Trekkie.  Good plot, solid acting... boss action scenes.  And Alice Eve... madre de dios.  Dat one scene of she in she underwear make mih fuhget clean about mih wife Zoe Saldana yes.

(http://cdn.bleedingcool.net/wp-content/uploads//2013/03/alice-eve-star-trek-into-darkness-carol-marcus-underwear-600x461.jpg)
I like how they tied "Tokyo Drift" into this plot in the end, don't know if you saw that movie, I personally did not like it, but it makes sense now that I understand why things happened the way they did. I also like the cast they bring into the movie every time they make one. We already know who will be in the next one, surprisingly playing a bad guy I presume.

Star Trek was decent, too bad they found the underwear scene over the top.

TV & Movies
'Star Trek Into Darkness' screenwriter Damon Lindelof regrets 'gratuitous' Alice Eve underwear scene
Film had been hit with criticism over scene, but actress herself defended director J.J. Abrams' handling of gender roles overall

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv-movies/star-trek-darkness-screenwriter-regrets-alice-eve-underwear-scene-article-1.1350804#ixzz2URlh1iyd

 
 
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Post by: Bakes on May 26, 2013, 09:22:28 PM
Her body is so friggin' tight... I fuh one glad they throw it een dey, gratuitous or not.
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Post by: Toppa on May 28, 2013, 11:53:21 AM
Her body is so friggin' tight... I fuh one glad they throw it een dey, gratuitous or not.


*shaking my head sanctimoniously*

:)
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Post by: Bakes on May 28, 2013, 03:39:24 PM
Her body is so friggin' tight... I fuh one glad they throw it een dey, gratuitous or not.


*shaking my head sanctimoniously*

:)


Outside ------------> 

:Police:
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Post by: Toppa on May 28, 2013, 05:13:42 PM
 >:(

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1707912/watch-benedict-cumberbatchs-deleted-star-trek-shower-scene.jhtml
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Post by: Bakes on May 28, 2013, 09:27:17 PM
>:(

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1707912/watch-benedict-cumberbatchs-deleted-star-trek-shower-scene.jhtml

Producers know where their bread is buttered :D
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Post by: vb on June 05, 2013, 08:36:44 AM
Jon Snow from GOT will be starring in Pompei in early 2014. Keifer Sutherland will costar.

VB
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Post by: giggsy11 on June 12, 2013, 06:58:26 PM
Saw Purge today. That movie is sick in a bad way. A real shock to the system. Thank goodness it was only a hour and 49minutes.
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Post by: Peong on June 12, 2013, 08:18:02 PM
Jon Snow from GOT will be starring in Pompei in early 2014. Keifer Sutherland will costar.

VB

He was in some Resident Evil piece a crap too.  On a similar note Shane from The Walking Dead was in Snitch with the Rock.
Speaking of Snitch they say it's based on true events.  A messed up situation but I enjoyed the movie.
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Post by: vb on June 13, 2013, 01:44:01 PM
Fast and Furious 6 is a must see.. Highly recommend it. Shit got me hyped in the people parking lot reving  and tryna challenge anything with 4 wheels lol after all meh car in the movie ;D

Yeah Fast and Furious was good.  Easily one of the best action movies I've seen in quite some time.  The plot have more hole in it than ah Afghan pickup truck, but that is not why yuh go to see a FF movie anyways.  Holes aside, the plot was actually decent... but is de action scenes boy.  Lawd!  Ah didn't see de FF3 and 4 but fall fuh de hype on FF5 and it was well worth it.  This one, ah have tuh say had much... MUCH better action scenes.  Dem men and dem real outdoing deyself these days.  Boss movie.


Ah also take in Star Trek... another boss movie, and I eh no Trekkie.  Good plot, solid acting... boss action scenes.  And Alice Eve... madre de dios.  Dat one scene of she in she underwear make mih fuhget clean about mih wife Zoe Saldana yes.

(http://cdn.bleedingcool.net/wp-content/uploads//2013/03/alice-eve-star-trek-into-darkness-carol-marcus-underwear-600x461.jpg)

Maybe it was edited in turkey where I am which is rare.
But with ths fkkng govt which is slowly trying to move in the direction of Iran, who knows?

All I see is three seconds of a chick in a bikini. That is a talking point?

VB
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Post by: Bakes on June 15, 2013, 10:54:06 PM
Was real disappointed in Superman... too many holes in the plot.  Logic breaking down all over the place, and I ent even talking about he superpowers... that yuh have to take for granted.


Also saw After Earth and real like it.  I don't think the critics like it too much and don't think it doing well at the box office, but I real like it.  Will Smith came up with a masterpiece that not even M. Night Shymalan could fack up.  Jaden Smith will be an marquee star in a couple years.  He still green in parts but he have superstardom in he future.
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Post by: Toppa on June 17, 2013, 01:26:26 PM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.
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Post by: Bakes on June 18, 2013, 10:36:07 AM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?
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Post by: lefty on June 18, 2013, 10:52:57 AM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?

obvious yuh never watch Super TAS or JLU or Superman Doomsday.........city blocks was gettin clear way normel.... normel..... look up any full length Superman flick from d "Timm-verse"
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Post by: Toppa on June 19, 2013, 05:51:01 PM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?

obvious yuh never watch Super TAS or JLU or Superman Doomsday.........city blocks was gettin clear way normel.... normel..... look up any full length Superman flick from d "Timm-verse"

Yeah, Superman is supposed to be able to move "faster than a speeding bullet" he could have saved his father...*thinking back to Smallville - he saved Lana from a tornado in Season 1 and still didn't 'reveal his secret'.*

But I think some of the furore or shock has been around the fact that he actually _____ Zod...
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Post by: vb on June 21, 2013, 04:56:31 AM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?

I right there with your first paragraph. The method she used to find CK was dotish. Secondly that have nothing to do with the way Superman meet Lois Lane.

When I see the son let the father go back and that is how he die... I just shake my head.

I try to give them a bligh on how Jor El beat up Zod. I tell myself even a scientist have skills in other areas .. he tough.
But when Zod leggo all dem lyrics how he was predesigned to protect Krypton and trained all he life, the truth is neither Jor El or his son should've been able to handle him.

I understand they take a little literary license now and again like Fishborne as Perry (the Editor) but to have CK just bounce up in the daily Planet and Louis already know who he is....Have some damn respect for the history of the Superman comic.

VB
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Post by: Bakes on June 21, 2013, 11:28:43 AM
I think they just decide to dispense with the farce that ah pair ah nerd glasses could disguise his appearance.  But she following Clark into de tunnel and he eh hear she?  Worse yet, he eh even think to check and see if anybody follow him?  De scene on the rig was cool though, that one I'll give them.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on June 21, 2013, 12:07:05 PM
I think they just decide to dispense with the farce that ah pair ah nerd glasses could disguise his appearance.  But she following Clark into de tunnel and he eh hear she?  Worse yet, he eh even think to check and see if anybody follow him?  De scene on the rig was cool though, that one I'll give them.

Well everybody should know who hot reporter CK is in the future because he eh hiding he face at all.

At leastwith Christopher Reeve, they change the hairstyle big time for CK and with a little literary license you could go with it.
My padnah have a geek friend who does look like Eddie Murphy but nobody think he is Eddie Murphy.

At least the battle between the superhumans was one of epic proportions. And meh boy had a superman like physique.

VB
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Post by: triniairman on June 21, 2013, 08:39:17 PM
Louis was pissing me off, showing up at every action scene and in no time. The part in the fight scene at the end she left the street and ended up in a building far away in which SM was doing battle. She was just in every damn thing. why did she have to be in the plane at the end too, what was her purpose being there? On a personal note, they could of find a prettier woman to play her role, and a Brunette one too.
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Post by: Bitter on July 06, 2013, 09:20:10 AM
Just Take in Cloud Atlas.

Beautiful visually, and it will reward repeated viewings with minute details that all mesh together (like use of the colour red in The Sixth Sense) The stories can be a bit hard to follow at first, but they all come together in the end.

The multiple roles by multiple actors is also a little mind-bending, but I'll comment on a few.
1. Jim Broadbent is excellent.
2. I didn't know Hugh Grant could do that.
3. Hugo Weaving really gets his teeth into playing a bastard.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on July 08, 2013, 09:46:03 AM
took in night watch and day watch - russian fantasy films. decent films based on a book trilogy. it sounds like the 3rd film isn't going to be made; with de sh*t dat getting made nowadays they cyah do much worse than greenlight this one but these production companies seem to have a different set of rules.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 08, 2013, 03:17:30 PM
took in night watch and day watch - russian fantasy films. decent films based on a book trilogy. it sounds like the 3rd film isn't going to be made; with de sh*t dat getting made nowadays they cyah do much worse than greenlight this one but these production companies seem to have a different set of rules.

timur is too busy to do a 3rd, he has 6 projects in development...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 08, 2013, 03:18:57 PM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?

I right there with your first paragraph. The method she used to find CK was dotish. Secondly that have nothing to do with the way Superman meet Lois Lane.

When I see the son let the father go back and that is how he die... I just shake my head.

I try to give them a bligh on how Jor El beat up Zod. I tell myself even a scientist have skills in other areas .. he tough.
But when Zod leggo all dem lyrics how he was predesigned to protect Krypton and trained all he life, the truth is neither Jor El or his son should've been able to handle him.

I understand they take a little literary license now and again like Fishborne as Perry (the Editor) but to have CK just bounce up in the daily Planet and Louis already know who he is....Have some damn respect for the history of the Superman comic.

VB

the 1st and 2nd act was good, the 3rd act fell apart, hence the low ratings from the top critics, i agree with their stance, star trek was better, in fact the best movie ive seen in the last few years is flight and lincoln
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Post by: triniairman on July 08, 2013, 09:51:00 PM
Olympus has fallen and White House Down were similar to me.. I think I will go with Olympus has fallen, because of the way they took over the White House. It was much better than the way they did in White House Down.

Lone Ranger was alright, and Johnny Depp* is a fantastic actor

Indespicable Me 2 kids loved those yellow minions and I personally cracked up with the singing scene.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on July 11, 2013, 01:46:03 PM
took in night watch and day watch - russian fantasy films. decent films based on a book trilogy. it sounds like the 3rd film isn't going to be made; with de sh*t dat getting made nowadays they cyah do much worse than greenlight this one but these production companies seem to have a different set of rules.

timur is too busy to do a 3rd, he has 6 projects in development...

iz not him, iz fox.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on July 12, 2013, 12:26:07 AM
took in night watch and day watch - russian fantasy films. decent films based on a book trilogy. it sounds like the 3rd film isn't going to be made; with de sh*t dat getting made nowadays they cyah do much worse than greenlight this one but these production companies seem to have a different set of rules.

timur is too busy to do a 3rd, he has 6 projects in development...

iz not him, iz fox.

its not fox, its timur, fox would do it on a drop of a dime, Timur is busy, very busy.... no time for a 3rd...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on July 12, 2013, 01:46:46 PM
Biggest hit of the summer so far:

https://www.youtube.com/v/iwsqFR5bh6Q
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Quags on July 12, 2013, 08:01:31 PM
Biggest hit of the summer so far:

https://www.youtube.com/v/iwsqFR5bh6Q
lol its on space channel rite now gonna take it in lol .
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Post by: Michael-j on July 13, 2013, 07:06:46 AM
Biggest hit of the summer so far:

https://www.youtube.com/v/iwsqFR5bh6Q
lol its on space channel rite now gonna take it in lol .


Lol! Reminds me of this movie that was on Sci-Fi a few times. 

(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/75/SHARKTOPUS_DVD.JPG)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 18, 2013, 08:00:27 PM
Just Take in Cloud Atlas.

Beautiful visually, and it will reward repeated viewings with minute details that all mesh together (like use of the colour red in The Sixth Sense) The stories can be a bit hard to follow at first, but they all come together in the end.

The multiple roles by multiple actors is also a little mind-bending, but I'll comment on a few.
1. Jim Broadbent is excellent.
2. I didn't know Hugh Grant could do that.
3. Hugo Weaving really gets his teeth into playing a bastard.

Tru' dat...Cloud Atlas was a great movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 18, 2013, 08:08:51 PM
What were the plot-holes in Supes? I might have been too distracted by Henry Cavill to notice. :)

But I didn't really like Russell Crowe as Jor-El or how they imagined their characters - both her and Lara. And I didn't like the way they made Krypton look - actually, I didn't like very much about the whole Krypton scene(s).

But I did think Cavill did a fine job a Superman and I like the female villain. She was decent.


SPOILER ALERT!!











If ah go into too much detail it would spoil it fuh others... but think to how he and Lois became close, she shouldn'a even find out what she find out.  Then he going from having no clue how to fly... to not only flying but levitating (some next level shit) in the same frame.  I too didn't care for the Krypton scenes.  Jor-El was a scientist (Moorish? leh we see if yuh get dat one ;D) ... Zod (as he was all too happy to remind Kal-El) train all he life as a soldier to fight.  But get he ass cut easy by Jor-El and had to resort to some coward move to kill him.  Also Kal-El is de one with de super powers but he let Kevin Costner run back to de truck to get de dog in de middle ah de tornado?  Makes no sense. 

Some of these I guess is more logical inconsistencies that artificially contrive to move the plot along, rather than true "holes", but these were just the ones I remember off the top of mih head.  Overall I thought Cavill was good as an actor and from an action stand point it was good... ah little too much Hancock fuh me in how they was destroying the scenery, but not a big complaint.  My biggest complaint was in the writing... the story sucked.  Why he wearing ah suit and cape by the way?  And de symbol on he chest stand fuh "hope"... what about de other symbols on Jor-El and Zod and dem chest?  Wey dem mean?


I have to agree with you on the plot holes in SM.  Saw the movie a thought the same thing basically. 

Besides the pretty good acting, what was pretty cool though was the small brief visual references to Wayne Enterprises, and Luthor Corp...this was mostly noted during the fight scenes.  So basically they tied-in the whole Superman and Batman 'relationship' in the DC universe, potentially setting up a Justice League movie down the road. 

Another cool thing was that they paid some homage a bit to the old 'Smallville' TV show, by re-introducing the 'Pete Ross' character, who was Clark's best friend in the first 3 seasons on Smallville.  Although they didn't depict Chloe Sullivan (from Smallvile), they actually referenced her family briefly in the earlier part of the movie also.

All in all, despite the obvious holes in the plot, it was a pretty decent re-imagining of the SM franchise, and a much MUCH better offering than the disastarous 'Superman Returns' movie from 2006. 

IMO, 6 out of 10. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 18, 2013, 08:11:25 PM
Star Trek - Into Darkness was a BOSS movie though --- and one of the few ST movie in which the first offering was great, and the follow-up offering was even better.  They definitely got it right with the last 2 ST movies.
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Post by: Toppa on July 18, 2013, 08:36:03 PM
Pacific Rim was rel good. Great film that was terribly marketed. Almost didn't go and see it.I especially liked that for once the female lead wasn't one of those over-bearing, 'balls-busting', 'I can do anything better than a man' sort of character.
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Post by: Bakes on July 19, 2013, 07:47:43 AM
Pacific Rim was rel good. Great film that was terribly marketed. Almost didn't go and see it.I especially liked that for once the female lead wasn't one of those over-bearing, 'balls-busting', 'I can do anything better than a man' sort of character.

I saw your post on FB... about 20 minutes before I saw another friend's post that it was a complete waste of her two hours, or however long the movie was, lol
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Post by: mal jeux on July 19, 2013, 09:13:04 AM
Star Trek - Into Darkness was a BOSS movie though --- and one of the few ST movie in which the first offering was great, and the follow-up offering was even better.  They definitely got it right with the last 2 ST movies.

with the new reality they have so much more to work with. add advance in technology (fx) and a young and vibrant crew and you have a winning combination. remember that old star trek movies were tv actors who where put in longer version tv shows.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: jahkingdom on July 19, 2013, 11:12:25 AM
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmm-aazQQKA#at=16
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on July 19, 2013, 03:23:20 PM
Pacific Rim was rel good. Great film that was terribly marketed. Almost didn't go and see it.I especially liked that for once the female lead wasn't one of those over-bearing, 'balls-busting', 'I can do anything better than a man' sort of character.

I saw your post on FB... about 20 minutes before I saw another friend's post that it was a complete waste of her two hours, or however long the movie was, lol

That friend has no imagination.  :P
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on July 19, 2013, 05:51:45 PM
Pacific Rim was rel good. Great film that was terribly marketed. Almost didn't go and see it.I especially liked that for once the female lead wasn't one of those over-bearing, 'balls-busting', 'I can do anything better than a man' sort of character.

I saw your post on FB... about 20 minutes before I saw another friend's post that it was a complete waste of her two hours, or however long the movie was, lol

That friend has no imagination.  :P

Toppa just saw it today. Enjoyed it.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 19, 2013, 06:26:23 PM
That friend has no imagination.  :P

Yuh shouldn't need imagination tuh enjoy ah movie :P
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on July 19, 2013, 06:33:41 PM
That friend has no imagination.  :P

Yuh shouldn't need imagination tuh enjoy ah movie :P

-___- Just go and watch it. :)


And yeah VB, it was surprisingly good. :)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: triniairman on July 20, 2013, 01:49:45 PM
Watched Pacific Rim, reminded me of Power Rangers only more advanced lol.. Good to watch on a boring evening.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 20, 2013, 02:34:44 PM
Star Trek - Into Darkness was a BOSS movie though --- and one of the few ST movie in which the first offering was great, and the follow-up offering was even better.  They definitely got it right with the last 2 ST movies.

with the new reality they have so much more to work with. add advance in technology (fx) and a young and vibrant crew and you have a winning combination. remember that old star trek movies were tv actors who where put in longer version tv shows.

So true. From the time the 'alternate reality' was created when Vulcan was destroyed in the 2009 ST movie, you could tell right away that this would allow for an entirely new storyline for future ST movies, without having to worry about contradicting events from the past TV shows and movies.  That much was always pretty much known from the 2009 movie when Vulcan was destroyed. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on July 20, 2013, 05:37:35 PM
zero dark thirty - decent watch. the fella that play stannis baratheon is in it and he is still a boss.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 20, 2013, 08:57:25 PM
Pacific Rim was rel good. Great film that was terribly marketed. Almost didn't go and see it.I especially liked that for once the female lead wasn't one of those over-bearing, 'balls-busting', 'I can do anything better than a man' sort of character.

Watched Pacific Rim, reminded me of Power Rangers only more advanced lol.. Good to watch on a boring evening.

Not quite the worst movie ever made... but it making de short list. Some good battle scenes, but otherwise is level shit.


Ah also take in 'The Conjuring'... decent movie.  Some good scares, good plot and acting.  Ah little weak in parts but de Wan fella (Director) did a good job with the scare scenes without getting trite.  Not too many "dotish white people" scenes either.
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Post by: OutsideMan on July 21, 2013, 06:35:59 PM
It's official now.

Christopher Nolan is the executive producer for Man of Steel 2 -featuring Batman & Superman.

Directed by: Zack Snyder

http://news.sky.com/story/1118541/superman-and-batman-battle-in-man-of-steel-2

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Post by: Bakes on July 21, 2013, 06:57:01 PM
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July 21, 2013

Weekend Box Office Reflects a Season of Big-Budget Stumbles
By BROOKS BARNES


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LOS ANGELES — The disasters were supposed to stay on the screen.

With extremely weak domestic ticket sales over the weekend for “R.I.P.D.” and “Turbo,” Hollywood has now sustained six big-budget duds since May 1, the start of the film industry’s high-stakes summer season. The other failing movies have been “After Earth,” “White House Down,” “Pacific Rim” and “The Lone Ranger.”

A couple of misfires, sure. But six?

Studios point to a number of problems, starting with that ever-pesky criterion, quality. In the Twitter age, audiences can spot a stinker from a mile away, and the unfortunately titled “R.I.P.D.” and “After Earth” in particular were both considered poorly made. But the deeper issue is an overreliance by studios on the same kind of expensive movie. One or more cinematic behemoths — those loaded with similar-looking computer-generated effects, films that cost $130 million to $225 million to make — have arrived almost weekly since May, fragmenting and fatiguing the audience.

Studios have also tried to sell most of these as “original,” which in Hollywood-speak means not a sequel or a remake. In reality, movie companies have largely just reassembled familiar parts. “Pacific Rim,” which featured giant robots, seemed to share DNA with “Transformers.” “The Lone Ranger” was “Pirates of the Caribbean” in Old West drag. “R.I.P.D.” was “Men in Black” lite.

Moviegoers are pushing back. The No. 1 movie in North America over the weekend was “The Conjuring,” a period haunted house film that cost Warner Brothers $20 million to make and received stellar reviews. It took in $41.5 million, according to box office estimates compiled by Hollywood.com.

Universal’s “R.I.P.D.,” which starred Jeff Bridges and Ryan Reynolds as ghost cops, took in a disastrous $12.8 million, for seventh place. Universal said the movie cost $130 million (not including marketing), but the Hollywood trade news site Deadline.com said the actual price was $154 million.

“It failed, and we’re unhappy, and I’m not going to make excuses,” said Nikki Rocco, Universal’s president for distribution.

Audiences have repeatedly made hits out of smaller films this summer. Another example is “Now You See Me,” an ensemble thriller that cost Summit Entertainment about $75 million to make. The movie — the kind of midrange film that studios have largely abandoned as they focus more on pictures that play globally — has taken in $200.4 million worldwide and is still playing.

What does this mean for Hollywood? No lesser a power than Steven Spielberg has predicted a wholesale shift in studio strategy.

“There’s going to be an implosion where three or four or maybe even a half-dozen mega-budget movies are going to go crashing into the ground, and that’s going to change the paradigm,” Mr. Spielberg said at a University of Southern California media event last month.

On Sunday, Ms. Rocco seemed to acknowledge as much. “Absolutely, this opens your eyes,” she said. “You would be stupid if you didn’t look really hard at what the audience is telling you.”

She noted that her studio had said no to proposed films like an ambitious adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft’s “At the Mountains of Madness” because of cost concerns. “You have to be very, very cautious when you’re spending money like this, and Universal has been,” she said.

It is possible to make so-called tent-pole movies for less money; “Despicable Me 2” cost $76 million, while “Turbo” cost about $135 million. But some investments are necessary. Skimping on computerized effects would probably result in even bigger messes, analysts say. What’s needed, some studio executives said, is a recalibration of the kinds of movies being put into production.

Cutting back on marketing is also difficult. Studios are slowly moving toward cheaper means to reach consumers — social media, Web campaigns — but executives are reluctant to trim spending on expensive TV ads and billboards, because those tools are still seen as effective ways to turn out an audience.

Don’t expect to see much change at the multiplex in the near future. The movie business changes slowly, in part because huge films now take two years or more to make. Computer-animated pictures — there are six this summer, up from three in the same period last year — can take even longer. Sony has “Amazing Spider-Man” sequels lined up through 2018.

And studios spent the last four days at Comic-Con — the annual gathering of comic-book, fantasy and science-fiction fans — previewing one mega-movie after another. Warner Brothers notably unveiled plans for a “Man of Steel” sequel featuring both Superman and Batman.

The unusually large number of high-profile failures in recent months creates headaches for studios beyond near-term financial losses. Movies like “The Lone Ranger,” which cost Disney about $375 million to make and market, were designed to start franchises. That will not be happening: “The Lone Ranger” has taken in just $147.6 million worldwide, roughly half of which goes to theater owners.

Another hopeful series in the making, “Turbo,” which also featured Mr. Reynolds (his voice, that is), took in $21.5 million over the weekend, for a total since opening on Wednesday of about $31.2 million — one of the weakest opening results in DreamWorks Animation’s history.

“At this level, we would expect a substantial write-down on the film,” Doug Creutz, an analyst at Cowen and Company, wrote in a research note on Thursday.

Anne Globe, DreamWorks Animation’s chief marketing officer, wrote in an e-mail on Sunday, “Turbo still has a lot of play time left, particularly in the international territories, where we had strong openings this weekend.” She added that the film’s A-plus score in children’s exit polls would “propel word of mouth through the rest of the summer.”

Not all of Hollywood’s major pictures have struggled. Universal has scored with both “Fast & Furious 6,” which has taken in $712.5 million worldwide, and “Despicable Me 2,” which has so far sold about $584.6 million in tickets. But “R.I.P.D.” was so expensive that Universal watched a portion of the hard-fought profits from those hits go up in smoke.

Still, Ms. Rocco dismissed the notion of too much soul searching. “When an ‘R.I.P.D.’ happens,” she said, “you pull up your socks, and you get going.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/22/movies/turbo-and-ripd-open-to-disappointing-results.html?hp
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 21, 2013, 07:06:35 PM
A pretty decent lower budget movie that was released earlier this year is "Odd Thomas".  If you guys haven't seen it, check it out.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 21, 2013, 07:32:21 PM
RIPD looked like shit from go! ......it official will smith in decline, though I had liked most of what he's made post Bad Boys 2 they just don't seem to be hit material anymore............Lone ranger was no surprise, I have said it once and I'll say it again the studios have been invoking jack sparrow in most of Depp's recent work and it's played out IMO, POC4 barely kept me awake...... in fact it didn't and never tried to watch it again.
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Post by: Bakes on July 21, 2013, 07:45:15 PM
I liked After Earth... I dunno what they talking about "poorly made".  I also how they could call it a flop when it was made for $130 million, and took in $235 million.
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Post by: OutsideMan on July 21, 2013, 10:22:32 PM
I liked After Earth... I dunno what they talking about "poorly made".  I also how they could call it a flop when it was made for $130 million, and took in $235 million.

I haven't seen it yet but heard it was critically good. 

But it did 'Flop' business-wise at the box-office.  The movie cost US$135 million to make, plus US$100 million to market, yet has only brought in US$60 million thus far in the box office. 

Therefore: Cost:  US$235 million
Revenue:            US$60 million (thus far as of July 22nd 2013).

Loss: US$175 million.  This is why it is considered a financial flop.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 21, 2013, 10:40:54 PM
I haven't seen it yet but heard it was critically good. 

But it did 'Flop' business-wise at the box-office.  The movie cost US$135 million to make, plus US$100 million to market, yet has only brought in US$60 million thus far in the box office. 

Therefore: Cost:  US$235 million
Revenue:            US$60 million (thus far as of July 22nd 2013).

Loss: US$175 million.  This is why it is considered a financial flop.

I appreciate your math, but that $100 million to market is only rumored, not confirmed.  Also, the $60 million revenue you cite is only the US market... you might want to check your sources (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=1000ae.htm) completely next time  ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 21, 2013, 11:29:21 PM
I haven't seen it yet but heard it was critically good. 

But it did 'Flop' business-wise at the box-office.  The movie cost US$135 million to make, plus US$100 million to market, yet has only brought in US$60 million thus far in the box office. 

Therefore: Cost:  US$235 million
Revenue:            US$60 million (thus far as of July 22nd 2013).

Loss: US$175 million.  This is why it is considered a financial flop.

I appreciate your math, but that $100 million to market is only rumored, not confirmed.  Also, the $60 million revenue you cite is only the US market... you might want to check your sources (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=1000ae.htm) completely next time  ;)

The source is from IMDB, and Variety.  They are considered WSJ of the Entertainment industry. 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1815862/?ref_=sr_1


Also, the Wall Street Journal:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324423904578521542174762344.html

Btw, the $100 million is an intelligent estimate from industry experts.  The studios won't always disclose the specifics of marketing costs, however that figure is quite realistic based on the level and amount of marketing the studio put into the movie.  Jeez...they advertised during the Superbowl also if I remember correctly...lol

That isn't cheap advertising at all. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 22, 2013, 10:23:11 AM

The source is from IMDB, and Variety.  They are considered WSJ of the Entertainment industry. 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1815862/?ref_=sr_1


Also, the Wall Street Journal:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324423904578521542174762344.html

Btw, the $100 million is an intelligent estimate from industry experts.  The studios won't always disclose the specifics of marketing costs, however that figure is quite realistic based on the level and amount of marketing the studio put into the movie.  Jeez...they advertised during the Superbowl also if I remember correctly...lol

That isn't cheap advertising at all. 

Like I said... check yuh sources.  IMDB doesn't say anywhere that Sony spent $100 million to market the film. In fact nowhere do they even talk about the marketing budget at all.  Just admit that yuh copy and paste that from Wikipedia... which itself cites the NYT, who author only offers "an estimated $100 million" without a source.

Not only that, but the WSJ article you linked claims the movie was made for $150 million while IMDB says it's $130 million.  So which is it?  Again, get yuh facts in order before yuh talk.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 11:37:46 AM

The source is from IMDB, and Variety.  They are considered WSJ of the Entertainment industry. 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1815862/?ref_=sr_1


Also, the Wall Street Journal:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324423904578521542174762344.html

Btw, the $100 million is an intelligent estimate from industry experts.  The studios won't always disclose the specifics of marketing costs, however that figure is quite realistic based on the level and amount of marketing the studio put into the movie.  Jeez...they advertised during the Superbowl also if I remember correctly...lol

That isn't cheap advertising at all. 

Like I said... check yuh sources.  IMDB doesn't say anywhere that Sony spent $100 million to market the film. In fact nowhere do they even talk about the marketing budget at all.  Just admit that yuh copy and paste that from Wikipedia... which itself cites the NYT, who author only offers "an estimated $100 million" without a source.

Not only that, but the WSJ article you linked claims the movie was made for $150 million while IMDB says it's $130 million.  So which is it?  Again, get yuh facts in order before yuh talk.

Bakes, I don't know if you're in-love with Will Smith or something.  All the smart money out there has the marketing at a minimum of US$100 million.  But let's just say it's only half that, to appease your sensibilities.  So pretend it's US$50 million.

And let's pretend that that the movie also cost a minimum of $130 million (and btw, I used the minimum figure among all the reliable sources my earlier comments...because as you yourself saw, other reliable sources such as the WSJ, has that figure at US$150 million).

Anyway, even using the most CONSERVATIVE figures for such a big budget movie, the returns still indicate a FLOP.

I'm not de only one who's saying this.  EVERYONE knows this, including the studio who invested the money in this project. 

You need to take up your complaints with the studio, the writers, the marketing personnel, and everyone else involved in that.  But if you need me to be your scapegoat because your man Will Smith didn't deliver on this one, then feel free to bitch and moan about the figures provided by the Wall Street Journal...Variety Magazine...and all of the other reliable sources out there.    :rotfl:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 22, 2013, 11:54:57 AM
You talking a pack ah shit about Metta World Peace more valuable to the Knicks than Tyson Chandler, I tell yuh yuh talking shit, yuh bawl I "like" Tyson Chandler and start talking about jockstrap and what not.  Yuh talking shit about about After Earth and how it flop.  I respond and tell yuh check yuh numbers (which time after time yuh get wrong), now is because Will Smith is my "man."


Whatever the source of yuh homosexual fixation yuh might want to sort that out.  Either that or learn to make better arguments that actually make sense.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 11:59:51 AM
You talking a pack ah shit about Metta World Peace more valuable to the Knicks than Tyson Chandler, I tell yuh yuh talking shit, yuh bawl I "like" Tyson Chandler and start talking about jockstrap and what not.  Yuh talking shit about about After Earth and how it flop.  I respond and tell yuh check yuh numbers (which time after time yuh get wrong), now is because Will Smith is my "man."


Whatever the source of yuh homosexual fixation yuh might want to sort that out.  Either that or learn to make better arguments that actually make sense.

Bakes, you taking things real personally.  People like you like to attack people personally when you don't agree with their opinion...but when those people retaliate and put yuh in yuh place, you begging for mercy and crying foul. 

De old people use to say that u could give, but yuh cyar take. 

Well take licks.  Now go lick your wounds.  ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 12:05:36 PM
Also, EVERYBODY done realize that After Earth flopping.  Dude, it brought in a measly US$27 million it's opening weekend, and dropping every week since then.  And no, the World Wide receipts although 'just okay' at US$49 million, is still not enough to salvage it.

It's a FLOP plain and simple, so me eh know why you arguing for.  Did you make de people movie?  Did you invest in de movie?  Do you have a financial stake in de movie?  If you answer 'No', then hush yuh mouth.

Hey...people like alyuh just like to argue for de sake of arguing.  Yuh know yuh wrong, and yuh get real mannered and manhandled up in here. 

Anyway, lemme' go give myself up to de police for all de manhandling and abuse I dispensed on you, breda.  I need to atone for this.  ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 22, 2013, 12:46:24 PM
You talking a pack ah shit about Metta World Peace more valuable to the Knicks than Tyson Chandler, I tell yuh yuh talking shit, yuh bawl I "like" Tyson Chandler and start talking about jockstrap and what not.  Yuh talking shit about about After Earth and how it flop.  I respond and tell yuh check yuh numbers (which time after time yuh get wrong), now is because Will Smith is my "man."


Whatever the source of yuh homosexual fixation yuh might want to sort that out.  Either that or learn to make better arguments that actually make sense.

Bakes, you taking things real personally.  People like you like to attack people personally when you don't agree with their opinion...but when those people retaliate and put yuh in yuh place, you begging for mercy and crying foul. 

De old people use to say that u could give, but yuh cyar take. 

Well take licks.  Now go lick your wounds.  ;)

Dai's how yuh does give "licks"... by throwing homo talk at man?  You really flatter yuhself yes fella.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 22, 2013, 12:50:33 PM
Also, EVERYBODY done realize that After Earth flopping.  Dude, it brought in a measly US$27 million it's opening weekend, and dropping every week since then.  And no, the World Wide receipts although 'just okay' at US$49 million, is still not enough to salvage it.

It's a FLOP plain and simple, so me eh know why you arguing for.  Did you make de people movie?  Did you invest in de movie?  Do you have a financial stake in de movie?  If you answer 'No', then hush yuh mouth.

Hey...people like alyuh just like to argue for de sake of arguing.  Yuh know yuh wrong, and yuh get real mannered and manhandled up in here. 

Anyway, lemme' go give myself up to de police for all de manhandling and abuse I dispensed on you, breda.  I need to atone for this.  ;)

The non-US "take" was actually $175 million... which added to the US $60 million reveals a "world wide" total of $235 million.  You'd realize that instead of repeating the same inaccurate shit, if yuh knew how to add and read.  That apparently isn't the case... but feel free to continue deluding yuhself into thinking that yuh actually 'manhandle' somebody in here or anywhere else.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 12:55:00 PM
Also, EVERYBODY done realize that After Earth flopping.  Dude, it brought in a measly US$27 million it's opening weekend, and dropping every week since then.  And no, the World Wide receipts although 'just okay' at US$49 million, is still not enough to salvage it.

It's a FLOP plain and simple, so me eh know why you arguing for.  Did you make de people movie?  Did you invest in de movie?  Do you have a financial stake in de movie?  If you answer 'No', then hush yuh mouth.

Hey...people like alyuh just like to argue for de sake of arguing.  Yuh know yuh wrong, and yuh get real mannered and manhandled up in here. 

Anyway, lemme' go give myself up to de police for all de manhandling and abuse I dispensed on you, breda.  I need to atone for this.  ;)

The non-US "take" was actually $175 million... which added to the US $60 million reveals a "world wide" total of $235 million.  You'd realize that instead of repeating the same inaccurate shit, if yuh knew how to add and read.  That apparently isn't the case... but feel free to continue deluding yuhself into thinking that yuh actually 'manhandle' somebody in here or anywhere else.

Sorry...but no.  The non-US take was not US$175 million.  Maybe 175 million YEN...lol

Btw, show your sources for that non-US figure of US$175 million to bring the total to $235 million. (But I'm sure you'll make de excuse that "you ain't want to waste time arguing" or something....lol)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 01:02:18 PM
Btw....please please PLEASE don't quote the false figures provided by BoxOfficeMojo.com or something.  Because I'm sure that even you realize that the 'foreign' figures are typically 'created' and hyped by the studios to save-face.  You have more Jackulas in that business than in FIFA.   ;)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Marcos on July 22, 2013, 03:52:04 PM
From what I  understand form a person in the industry, marketing budgets are usually close to the actual production budgets. So good rule of thumb to get total costs is multiply production budgets x2. Then box office receipts are split with the theatres.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 22, 2013, 04:03:57 PM
From what I  understand form a person in the industry, marketing budgets are usually close to the actual production budgets. So good rule of thumb to get total costs is multiply production budgets x2. Then box office receipts are split with the theatres.

Well put right there, Marcos.   :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 28, 2013, 04:56:58 PM
Wolverine was a dud...

I won't say too much so as to not spoil it for those who want to see it... but the character wasn't enough to carry an entire movie, let alone kickstart a spinoff franchise. That won't stop them from trying, I'm sure. I get that Wolverine is supposed to be this crusty hardass on the outside, masking a troubled, vulnerable psyche on the inside, but what plays well in an ensemble cast of superheroes wears thin without the other storylines/personalities to balance it out. I kept seeing Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, crossed with Dirty Harry, crossed Xander Cage (Vin Diesel's character in "XXX"), crossed with...

The action scenes were decent enough... the fight scenes okay. Ever since Bourne Identity everyone in Hollywood seems infatuated with Krav Maga... even where it doesn't fit. This movie is set in Japan, yet despite that country's rich martial arts tradition they foist this Israeli import on the audience, while paying only lip service to budo, with a touch of kenpo thrown in for good measure. Better hand-to-hand arts such as aikido or karate would have made more sense... but that's just a pet peeve of mine. I get that Wolverine is supposed to be a good martial artist and could understand him not being trained in one of the Japanese arts... but the Japanese Yakuza?? C'mon son.

The nemeses (both of them) in the movie were kinda disappointing... I feel like someone at Marvel got lazy and decided to recycle the Destroyer from Thor, polish up his suit of armor and send him off to Nagasaki as the Silver Samurai. Overall story was just okay in my book... nothing really implausible (keeping in mind that this is a world in which a man's bones have been replaced with "Adamantine" and some chick walks around with a poisonous, prehensile tongue) but for me the movie is two hours of wasted potential. The audience response was decidedly muted when the credits began to roll... and even the now cliched epilogue at the end included a minor illogical headscratcher (which I won't divulge) that if you were really paying attention to the story would make you wonder... "what???" At least I got to ogle the always fine Famke Janssen (even if she's been reduced to rolling around bed in a negligee in this movie), along with two decent pieces of Japanese eye candy.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 28, 2013, 05:29:43 PM

The action scenes were decent enough... the fight scenes okay. Ever since Bourne Identity everyone in Hollywood seems infatuated with Krav Maga...


um bourne identity used kali eskrima for most the part casino royal used krav maga
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 28, 2013, 07:51:59 PM

The action scenes were decent enough... the fight scenes okay. Ever since Bourne Identity everyone in Hollywood seems infatuated with Krav Maga...


um bourne identity used kali eskrima for most the part casino royal used krav maga

You even know what yuh talking about?  I know exactly what Escrima is, and Jason Bourne hardly ever used any Escrima in his fight scenes.  All the empty-hand combat in Bourne Identity and the progeny sequels is Krav Maga.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 28, 2013, 08:10:45 PM

The action scenes were decent enough... the fight scenes okay. Ever since Bourne Identity everyone in Hollywood seems infatuated with Krav Maga...


um bourne identity used kali eskrima for most the part casino royal used krav maga

You even know what yuh talking about?  I know exactly what Escrima is, and Jason Bourne hardly ever used any Escrima in his fight scenes.  All the empty-hand combat in Bourne Identity and the progeny sequels is Krav Maga.

I actually read that....researched it more like out of curiosity..............they even did a whole video feature on d "desh fight"

cant be bothered to look for the official info yuh goh hadda take ah wikipedia for now...........I know .....I know but ah sleepy

Quote
In the 2002 movie The Bourne Identity and its 2004 and 2007 sequels, The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, Matt Damon used Kali for the fight scenes, and was trained by Damon Caro and Jonathan Eusebio.[3][11] The primary fight choreographer was Jeff Imada assisted by Damon Caro and Jonathan Eusebio, all students of Dan Inosanto. The first film's director Doug Liman stated that Kali's principles of minimal effort influenced their development of Bourne's character.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 28, 2013, 09:24:07 PM
Dred... escrima is a weapons-based artform, two bamboo sticks.  There are empty-handed defensive techniques and counter strikes but it is primarily a two-stick artform.  In the scene where Bourne is encountered by two French cops, he uses the escrima defenses and counters.  That is essentially it.  Throughout the movie and in all of the subsequent sequels is primarily Krav Maga he using... I eh care what Wikipedia say... I telling yuh dat is Krav Maga... this was the film that put it on the map and Casino Royale/Quantum of Solace/Skyfall, along with the two Takens continue in fashion making it the trendy martial artform in Hollywood these days.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on July 28, 2013, 10:29:35 PM
Wolverine was a dud...

I won't say too much so as to not spoil it for those who want to see it... but the character wasn't enough to carry an entire movie, let alone kickstart a spinoff franchise. That won't stop them from trying, I'm sure. I get that Wolverine is supposed to be this crusty hardass on the outside, masking a troubled, vulnerable psyche on the inside, but what plays well in an ensemble cast of superheroes wears thin without the other storylines/personalities to balance it out. I kept seeing Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, crossed with Dirty Harry, crossed Xander Cage (Vin Diesel's character in "XXX"), crossed with...

The action scenes were decent enough... the fight scenes okay. Ever since Bourne Identity everyone in Hollywood seems infatuated with Krav Maga... even where it doesn't fit. This movie is set in Japan, yet despite that country's rich martial arts tradition they foist this Israeli import on the audience, while paying only lip service to budo, with a touch of kenpo thrown in for good measure. Better hand-to-hand arts such as aikido or karate would have made more sense... but that's just a pet peeve of mine. I get that Wolverine is supposed to be a good martial artist and could understand him not being trained in one of the Japanese arts... but the Japanese Yakuza?? C'mon son.

The nemeses (both of them) in the movie were kinda disappointing... I feel like someone at Marvel got lazy and decided to recycle the Destroyer from Thor, polish up his suit of armor and send him off to Nagasaki as the Silver Samurai. Overall story was just okay in my book... nothing really implausible (keeping in mind that this is a world in which a man's bones have been replaced with "Adamantine" and some chick walks around with a poisonous, prehensile tongue) but for me the movie is two hours of wasted potential. The audience response was decidedly muted when the credits began to roll... and even the now cliched epilogue at the end included a minor illogical headscratcher (which I won't divulge) that if you were really paying attention to the story would make you wonder... "what???" At least I got to ogle the always fine Famke Janssen (even if she's been reduced to rolling around bed in a negligee in this movie), along with two decent pieces of Japanese eye candy.

Very good review, Bakes. 

I may still check it out, but ah feel I'll probably come to the same conclusion.  I was actually also doubtful of the 'Wolverine' character being able to carry an entire movie without an ensemble cast. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on July 28, 2013, 10:47:44 PM
I think in the end the character can carry an entire franchise, not just a movie... but they just flop with the story and directing.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on July 29, 2013, 05:55:15 AM
Dred... escrima is a weapons-based artform, two bamboo sticks.  There are empty-handed defensive techniques and counter strikes but it is primarily a two-stick artform.  In the scene where Bourne is encountered by two French cops, he uses the escrima defenses and counters.  That is essentially it.  Throughout the movie and in all of the subsequent sequels is primarily Krav Maga he using... I eh care what Wikipedia say... I telling yuh dat is Krav Maga... this was the film that put it on the map and Casino Royale/Quantum of Solace/Skyfall, along with the two Takens continue in fashion making it the trendy martial artform in Hollywood these days.

dred wah ah go tell yuh......d fight choreographer say so heself on video no less......and he certainly didn't let on that Krav was d foundation upon which they built .....they generally tend to blend many styles anyways

and I am well aware that kali generally is stick fighting, but I have seen it fought without the sticks and looks alot like krav 360 defense, so it would be very easy to see only krav IMO.

as for wikipedia well......diaz why ah say "I know I know"
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on August 02, 2013, 12:41:03 PM
The Colony - good build up, extremely anti climatic ending.
Thank God I watch a download and didn't pay to see it. I mighta cuss for such a tame ending. Is only with about five minutes to go, I realize the movie really going to end.

Woverine - not bad. Expected more in the ending. But then again anything associated with the X Men or Comic Heroes these days, you have to have a helluva climax.

The fight scene at the funeral and on top of the train was good. So was the sword play at the end.

SPOILER ALERT - but how the hell nobody question the father stopping the girl from helping his daughter during the fight scene, worse yet, he just stand up and watch while other ppl try to help her.


Finally took in Dark Shadow. Damn Johnny Depp could act.
The scene where he see a car and then a tv for the first time had me in stitches.
the man see the car headlights coming down the road and thought it was the Devil coming for him yes. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on August 02, 2013, 01:17:31 PM
I think I wrote about Dark Shadows last year... I loved it, Johnny Depp is a boss.  It got panned though, and didn't do well at the Box Office.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on August 02, 2013, 01:19:17 PM
I think I wrote about Dark Shadows last year... I loved it, Johnny Depp is a boss.  It got panned though, and didn't do well at the Box Office.


Yes, you did talk about it. I remembered your post and from what I can remember you were dead on.

I nearly dead when the man see Karen Carpenter on TV and thought it was a witch and attack the TV.  :rotfl: :rotfl:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on August 02, 2013, 03:29:15 PM
I think I wrote about Dark Shadows last year... I loved it, Johnny Depp is a boss.  It got panned though, and didn't do well at the Box Office.


Yes, you did talk about it. I remembered your post and from what I can remember you were dead on.

I nearly dead when the man see Karen Carpenter on TV and thought it was a witch and attack the TV.  :rotfl: :rotfl:

I just watch it again two weeks ago... and have it saved on the DVR to watch again.  High comedy... without even trying too hard.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on August 02, 2013, 04:17:13 PM
I think I wrote about Dark Shadows last year... I loved it, Johnny Depp is a boss.  It got panned though, and didn't do well at the Box Office.


I loved that movie also.  Boss movie.  :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on August 13, 2013, 08:01:23 PM
The Iceman starring Michael Shannon.
Damn good film. Look for Shannon to get an Oscar nomination.

Shocked by the following:
Movie was made for only 10 millio, co starring Wyona Ryder and Ray Liotta.
Grossed less than 2 million.
Shannon is only 39.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on August 14, 2013, 09:25:46 AM
took in elysium last night, it was average, i find too many movies are using that dystopian future with segregated communities.

i like neil and what he did with district 9, it kinda felt like district 9 all over again but that was the problem...

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on August 14, 2013, 09:31:04 PM
The Iceman starring Michael Shannon.
Damn good film. Look for Shannon to get an Oscar nomination.

Shocked by the following:
Movie was made for only 10 millio, co starring Wyona Ryder and Ray Liotta.
Grossed less than 2 million.
Shannon is only 39.

VB

Michael Shannon is an absolute boss in Boardwalk Empire. 
His is the best character on the show.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on August 15, 2013, 11:18:18 AM
I watched the movie "Accepted"...it had me cracking up. 

Saw it around 2006 when it first came out and found it hilarious, and still found it just as funny when I caught it again the other day.   If you haven't seen this one as yet, it's good for quite a few laughs. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: OutsideMan on August 15, 2013, 11:26:54 AM
I caught the trailer for the movie "BAD GRANPA" the other day --- it looking real hilarious.  I still can't get over the scene towards to end of the trailer...the damn thing had me on the floor in tears laughing.  :rotfl:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tctgUr147zA
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on August 21, 2013, 09:49:23 PM
Anyone see "The Butler"?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on August 23, 2013, 04:14:05 PM
Anyone see "The Butler"?

Yeah - I thought it was weak; could have been a lot better.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Cocorite on August 23, 2013, 06:22:15 PM
Anyone see "The Butler"?

Yeah - I thought it was weak; could have been a lot better.

I thought it was only me. Still an important movie for documentation and for having it Black made . . .  but I expected more.
Except for the opening scene, I wasn't moved as you'd expect. Forrest Whitaker was outstanding as usual, though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on August 28, 2013, 03:38:33 PM

Frozen Ground, based on a true story. Good film.

Make sure to watch after the end. Had a sobering effect on me.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Cocorite on August 28, 2013, 09:56:56 PM
Anyone see "The Butler"?

Yeah - I thought it was weak; could have been a lot better.

I thought it was only me. Still an important movie for documentation and for having it Black made . . .  but I expected more.
Except for the opening scene, I wasn't moved as you'd expect. Forrest Whitaker was outstanding as usual, though.

http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/president-obama-tears-during-lee-daniels-butler-163908974.html
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on September 07, 2013, 04:05:31 PM
12 Years A Slave getting real hype at TIFF. Check it out. Chwitel is a fantastic actor.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on September 07, 2013, 10:17:50 PM
Fast and Furious 6 has some ludicrous action. Everybody doin superman jumps!
It was fun to watch though.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 08, 2013, 05:10:48 AM
Fast and Furious 6 has some ludicrous action. Everybody doin superman jumps!
It was fun to watch though.

Boy it was amazing even by James Bond standards.

I refused to watch any of the FF movies after the first one becz I thought how much more can they do with a car.
Well I was wrong. FF 5 and 6 was good so I go go back to ketch 2-4.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 08, 2013, 12:23:04 PM
Boy it was amazing even by James Bond standards.

I refused to watch any of the FF movies after the first one becz I thought how much more can they do with a car.
Well I was wrong. FF 5 and 6 was good so I go go back to ketch 2-4.

VB

I saw 1 and 2, liked them enough but didn't think the story progression and the trailers from Tokyo Drift was enough to keep my interest.  4 barely even register.  Saw the trailer for 5 and the inclusion of the Rock, plus the whole Brazil storyline was enough to pique my interest.  Best of the series in my book.  6 was a very close second, the chase scene on the Spanish highway is boss.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on September 09, 2013, 01:34:36 PM
when "12 years a slave" comes out, check it out, Steve McQueen, another brilliant Director of West Indian heritage making a mark in Hollywood...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on September 11, 2013, 12:59:29 PM
when "12 years a slave" comes out, check it out, Steve McQueen, another brilliant Director of West Indian heritage making a mark in Hollywood...

Yes, I heard it got, excellent, excellent reviews. And it has Benedict Cumberbatch in it which just settles the matter for me.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 14, 2013, 04:59:54 PM
May have posted this before.

Rebound - the legend of Earl the Goat Manigault.

I doh follow basketball but it's a helluva story. So many fellas like this in every sport.
Full movie here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMPJouBxk0M
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on November 08, 2013, 08:43:50 AM
Thor was great! And of course there are the traditional post-credits scenes.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bitter on November 08, 2013, 09:56:47 PM
12 Years a Slave

Powerful Movie.
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael Fassbender and Lupita Nyong'o stand out.
Steve McQueen has made a masterpiece.

I needed a drink after it was done though, it never lets you get comfortable.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on November 09, 2013, 09:44:03 AM
I thought 12 years a slave rang kind of hollow...I wasn't moved by it; it was very disjointed...kind of all over the place.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on November 09, 2013, 10:46:05 AM
I thought 12 years a slave rang kind of hollow...I wasn't moved by it; it was very disjointed...kind of all over the place.

that is an interesting take, care to share why?

I was speaking to guy after I saw it and he said it didn't hit him, i told him the reason he felt that way was because he expected to see justice at the end, but in reality Solomon didn't receive it, so mcqueen chose to highlight his reuniting with his family as the climax/resolve..

maybe some were expecting a more hollywood ending, steve is not that director, he doesn't adhere to the hollywood twist and formula... he goes with feel and realism.. i personally loved the brutality he showed and the fact he didn't hold back.. the acting was superb, CE, fassbender, the young Lupita... the cinematography i also liked...

if you didn't like hunger or shame, then you're probably not into his style of directing... it's not for everyone.. i personally think he's an upcoming top Director in Hollywood...
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on November 10, 2013, 11:17:26 PM
I thought 12 years a slave rang kind of hollow...I wasn't moved by it; it was very disjointed...kind of all over the place.

that is an interesting take, care to share why?

I was speaking to guy after I saw it and he said it didn't hit him, i told him the reason he felt that way was because he expected to see justice at the end, but in reality Solomon didn't receive it, so mcqueen chose to highlight his reuniting with his family as the climax/resolve..

maybe some were expecting a more hollywood ending, steve is not that director, he doesn't adhere to the hollywood twist and formula... he goes with feel and realism.. i personally loved the brutality he showed and the fact he didn't hold back.. the acting was superb, CE, fassbender, the young Lupita... the cinematography i also liked...

if you didn't like hunger or shame, then you're probably not into his style of directing... it's not for everyone.. i personally think he's an upcoming top Director in Hollywood...

It wasn't any of those things, I jut wasn't as moved as I expected to be and the story did not flow smoothly together and rang hoollow - kind of like they were trying to hard - it just felt exaggerated, not "real".
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: elan on November 10, 2013, 11:22:36 PM
Has anyone ever watched this documentary?

"Salute"
http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/salute#! (http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/salute#!)


Saw this on Netflix. Some good insight into what went on during that time.

I think they should have included Norman as part of the statue on campus.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 17, 2013, 11:55:29 PM
The Best Man Holiday was boss... my personal bias (I know the writer/director personally) aside.  There were a couple cliched moments, and a couple eye rollers in the movie, requiring a bit of a suspension of reality for a minute... but overall the movie was well-written, well-acted and well-directed. In short... it WORKED!

I loved that there was such depth to the characters this time around... much more multi-dimensional, Harper (Taye Diggs) and Lance (Mo' Chestnut) in particular were incredibly conceptualized, written and acted. Even the football scenes were realistic. I loved the arc that the characters travelled these past 14 years.

As much as Monica Calhoun's, Mia was perhaps my least favorite character in the original, this time around she was central to the storyline, and MC did an amazing job mining the rollercoaster of emotions the character understandably travels. I haven't always loved Lee'scommercial efforts, But he has restored my faith in black film, after a decade of being subjected to the typical fare offered by say, Tyler Perry.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on November 18, 2013, 04:28:34 AM
12 Years a Slave

Powerful Movie.
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael Fassbender and Lupita Nyong'o stand out.
Steve McQueen has made a masterpiece.

I needed a drink after it was done though, it never lets you get comfortable.

The film is supposed to have a sobering effect, not the opposite.  :)




Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on November 18, 2013, 05:54:16 AM
I thought 12 years a slave rang kind of hollow...I wasn't moved by it; it was very disjointed...kind of all over the place.

Are you referring to his memory of his freedom? If so, these were interlaced throughout the film, and I thought they were effective reflections that were structurally useful and indicative of what a formerly free person would reflect on post-enslavement.

Most accounts of enslavement tend to neglect this narrative of memory. This film reflected the enslaved as thoughtful, introspective beings. That struck me as a significant departure from other films recounting enslavement.

As an institution, one of the pillars of enslavement was to deny acknowledgement of the enslaved person's personhood (we see that time and time again in the film when the institution forces the main character to stamp out references to his former life (his literacy, his numeracy, his family etc., and also through separation of children from their mothers, and through rape and sexual ascendancy ... ironically forced miscegenation with a "non-person" being preferred to a consensual relation with one's wife).

Ultimately, it's the collective memory of imported Africans that was "erased" as individual memories were suppressed. What would have become of Solomon had he been unable to "remember" on the day on which he returned to physical freedom? (Here I'm thinking about the questions he was asked by the law enforcement agent, to which a faulty memory would not have secured his removal from the plantation). As such, I didn't find it disjointed, but reflective of the battle for sanity that he experienced as he transitioned from being free to being owned and restrained.

***
This film probably lent itself to revealing memory more prevalently than others ... could it be because of the protagonist's previous life as an established "free man" of means in the Western context of 19th century New York society (which viscerally we understand or perhaps with which in our contemporary Western mind we more readily empathize) rather than the less resonant status of a free man dragged inter-continentally on the assumption he bore no status other than that of as commercial product (with which we less readily identify ... it likely being difficult to appreciate human beings as auctioned currency ... other than we "know" it occurred historically and was a "bad" thing, we don't really understand the experience in a tactile way).

***
One could contend that the ease of memory in the film stems from Northup's publication of his experiences in his 1853 book (Twelve Years a Slave; Narrative of Solomon Northup; a Citizen of New York, Kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and Rescued in 1853 from a Cotton Plantation near the Red River, in Louisiana) ... thereby documenting "memory" of his experience.

However, there have been myriad other memories of those dragged trans-Atlantically: Abu Bakr al-Siddiqi (The History of Abon Becr Sadiki, known in Jamaica by the name Edward Donlan), Omar ibn Said (Autobiography of Omar ibn Said, Slave in North Carolina), and works by Ottobah Cuguano and of Abdul Rahaman, for instance ... that at the very least similarly facilitate or activate memory of the primary characteristic held in common by all enslaved persons (regardless of their pre-enslavement means and status). The primary characteristic: all enslaved people were once all free or bear a legacy of freedom from a once free ancestor with undeniable personhood, yet it has taken Hollywood some time to flesh this out.

These accounts provide a tapestry of not just the forced amnesia demanded by slave owners, but of the memory of personhood despite enslavement. We should be accountable to them more frequently.

***
And, this takes me to the most dynamic element of the film for me ... whereas many films frame enslavement through a lens of retroactive condemnation rooted in moral valuations, this film underscored the transactional nature of enslavement: people as human cargo bearing economic valuations and consequences (debts, deeds and mortgages etc.) ... Only one character intoned on morality during the film, yet that character was somewhat willing to turn a blind eye.

Not only did this economic facet of enslavement cement an active thought that history tends to repeat itself (given greed and other aspects of human nature) unless vigilance is perpetual, I thought also of how transformative the experience must have been for Northup himself as a man of value: valued in the North for his personal wealth and valued in the South for the wealth he sustained for masters (particularly being an exceptional person bearing exceptional value).

The film references no notion of his conscience regarding the paradox of him living well in the North while those of his pigmentation suffered in the South (I'm not of the view that it needed to) ... highlighting its other dynamic element of relevance to modern viewers: the lack of protection afforded by the content of one's pocket (once deemed a marginalized person) versus the protection possibly afforded by the content of one's mind despite such marginalization. Arguably, Solomon never mentally acquiesced to the will of any of his masters, and he had that luxury because he had a view of the world off the plantation. Cue Bob Marley and Redemption Song here. Is there a message that the mind can triumph the pocket? A message that lingering economic disparities - a legacy of the regime of the imported African labor market - should be insufficient to quell ambition and personal destinations.

***
I viewed the film in a movie theater in the American South. There were only 4 others in attendance (a middle-aged black couple and a white couple perhaps marginally younger) ... apparently Best Man Holiday was the pull. Not sure whether to attach much meaning to the empty seats, but there was something to suggest the film would be uncomfortable viewing for an integrated American audience when much of the dialogue on race relations in the US is reactionary rather than historically embracing.

It might be time to re-read Naipaul's A Turn in The South, re-view Borat, and do both for Haley's Roots. People will struggle to take collective ownership of this film. Glad I saw it, but perhaps it would be less exceptional if other accounts of enslaved narratives were more popularly known, and enslavement less a taboo topic of which most of us possess only a superficial understanding.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on November 18, 2013, 11:52:58 AM
Oh my goodness Assylum, I just wasn't moved by the film - I didn't think it was great.

The story was just jumping all over the place. For example they when we was suddenly chopping cane...somewhere I don't know where and then suddenly ended back up with the Fassbender master. I assume it was temporary to pay off some kind of debt but that was an assumption I had to make. And that random scene in the beginning with him and the other mulatto looking slave where she made him touch her down there. That was the most random thing.

And the interactions between the slaves and the white folks just felt so...exaggerated and forced. Didn't feel authentic.

It just gave off a vibe I get when watching Tyler Perry films...they're Ok but you always sense they're deficient.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on November 18, 2013, 11:53:05 AM
Good post by Asylumseeker .  Think also of the works of Phyllis Wheatley and more relevantly Olaudah Equiano (Gustavus Vassa).  Additionally the theaters were likely empty because the movie has been out for close to a month now.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on November 18, 2013, 02:24:07 PM
I thought 12 years a slave rang kind of hollow...I wasn't moved by it; it was very disjointed...kind of all over the place.

Are you referring to his memory of his freedom? If so, these were interlaced throughout the film, and I thought they were effective reflections that were structurally useful and indicative of what a formerly free person would reflect on post-enslavement.

Most accounts of enslavement tend to neglect this narrative of memory. This film reflected the enslaved as thoughtful, introspective beings. That struck me as a significant departure from other films recounting enslavement.

As an institution, one of the pillars of enslavement was to deny acknowledgement of the enslaved person's personhood (we see that time and time again in the film when the institution forces the main character to stamp out references to his former life (his literacy, his numeracy, his family etc., and also through separation of children from their mothers, and through rape and sexual ascendancy ... ironically forced miscegenation with a "non-person" being preferred to a consensual relation with one's wife).

Ultimately, it's the collective memory of imported Africans that was "erased" as individual memories were suppressed. What would have become of Solomon had he been unable to "remember" on the day on which he returned to physical freedom? (Here I'm thinking about the questions he was asked by the law enforcement agent, to which a faulty memory would not have secured his removal from the plantation). As such, I didn't find it disjointed, but reflective of the battle for sanity that he experienced as he transitioned from being free to being owned and restrained.

***
This film probably lent itself to revealing memory more prevalently than others ... could it be because of the protagonist's previous life as an established "free man" of means in the Western context of 19th century New York society (which viscerally we understand or perhaps with which in our contemporary Western mind we more readily empathize) rather than the less resonant status of a free man dragged inter-continentally on the assumption he bore no status other than that of as commercial product (with which we less readily identify ... it likely being difficult to appreciate human beings as auctioned currency ... other than we "know" it occurred historically and was a "bad" thing, we don't really understand the experience in a tactile way).

***
One could contend that the ease of memory in the film stems from Northup's publication of his experiences in his 1853 book (Twelve Years a Slave; Narrative of Solomon Northup; a Citizen of New York, Kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and Rescued in 1853 from a Cotton Plantation near the Red River, in Louisiana) ... thereby documenting "memory" of his experience.

However, there have been myriad other memories of those dragged trans-Atlantically: Abu Bakr al-Siddiqi (The History of Abon Becr Sadiki, known in Jamaica by the name Edward Donlan), Omar ibn Said (Autobiography of Omar ibn Said, Slave in North Carolina), and works by Ottobah Cuguano and of Abdul Rahaman, for instance ... that at the very least similarly facilitate or activate memory of the primary characteristic held in common by all enslaved persons (regardless of their pre-enslavement means and status). The primary characteristic: all enslaved people were once all free or bear a legacy of freedom from a once free ancestor with undeniable personhood, yet it has taken Hollywood some time to flesh this out.

These accounts provide a tapestry of not just the forced amnesia demanded by slave owners, but of the memory of personhood despite enslavement. We should be accountable to them more frequently.

***
And, this takes me to the most dynamic element of the film for me ... whereas many films frame enslavement through a lens of retroactive condemnation rooted in moral valuations, this film underscored the transactional nature of enslavement: people as human cargo bearing economic valuations and consequences (debts, deeds and mortgages etc.) ... Only one character intoned on morality during the film, yet that character was somewhat willing to turn a blind eye.

Not only did this economic facet of enslavement cement an active thought that history tends to repeat itself (given greed and other aspects of human nature) unless vigilance is perpetual, I thought also of how transformative the experience must have been for Northup himself as a man of value: valued in the North for his personal wealth and valued in the South for the wealth he sustained for masters (particularly being an exceptional person bearing exceptional value).

The film references no notion of his conscience regarding the paradox of him living well in the North while those of his pigmentation suffered in the South (I'm not of the view that it needed to) ... highlighting its other dynamic element of relevance to modern viewers: the lack of protection afforded by the content of one's pocket (once deemed a marginalized person) versus the protection possibly afforded by the content of one's mind despite such marginalization. Arguably, Solomon never mentally acquiesced to the will of any of his masters, and he had that luxury because he had a view of the world off the plantation. Cue Bob Marley and Redemption Song here. Is there a message that the mind can triumph the pocket? A message that lingering economic disparities - a legacy of the regime of the imported African labor market - should be insufficient to quell ambition and personal destinations.

***
I viewed the film in a movie theater in the American South. There were only 4 others in attendance (a middle-aged black couple and a white couple perhaps marginally younger) ... apparently Best Man Holiday was the pull. Not sure whether to attach much meaning to the empty seats, but there was something to suggest the film would be uncomfortable viewing for an integrated American audience when much of the dialogue on race relations in the US is reactionary rather than historically embracing.

It might be time to re-read Naipaul's A Turn in The South, re-view Borat, and do both for Haley's Roots. People will struggle to take collective ownership of this film. Glad I saw it, but perhaps it would be less exceptional if other accounts of enslaved narratives were more popularly known, and enslavement less a taboo topic of which most of us possess only a superficial understanding.

excellent analysis..

i enjoyed the film and the method at which McQueen approached the story, implementing flash backs of a former life that he longed for once more. There are people who do not like the non linear narrative, personally I write most of my screenplays in that fashion because I believe it has a much more real feel to it and gets across the story in a better way.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on November 20, 2013, 07:21:04 AM
Oh my goodness Assylum, I just wasn't moved by the film - I didn't think it was great.

The story was just jumping all over the place. For example they when we was suddenly chopping cane...somewhere I don't know where and then suddenly ended back up with the Fassbender master. I assume it was temporary to pay off some kind of debt but that was an assumption I had to make. And that random scene in the beginning with him and the other mulatto looking slave where she made him touch her down there. That was the most random thing.

And the interactions between the slaves and the white folks just felt so...exaggerated and forced. Didn't feel authentic.

It just gave off a vibe I get when watching Tyler Perry films...they're Ok but you always sense they're deficient.

Deficient spelling?  :devil:

Look, there are several ways in which one could conclude a film is great. One could examine the screenplay, the cinematography, the score etc., or the outcome could turn on how the film left you feeling. Doh geh me wrong ... On a personal level, it wasn't a film that riveted me emotionally so as to deem it a "great film", but - despite my equanimity - I can't detract from it in terms of its technical value or social value or likely contribution to the body of cinematographic works. However, I can say, with comfort, that it was a "good" film that needed to be shared on the screen, but I can't comment on the intricate aspects.

***
Regarding the orgasmic moment: I see where it might have been a bit extra/gratuitous ... I wasn't sure where it was going, and I didn't think it was the most auspicious beginning, and thought this better not end up with Solomon and that woman in constant rendezvous after wukking de fields.

Things didn't evolve into him continuing with the woman in any way, and I thought this a good thing. Thereby avoiding the stereotypical considerations of a black man's libido, the film ascended to a different height.

However, as the film progressed, I regarded that moment as a device to create a few effects: (1) to contrast her voluntary action and sexual need with the involuntary participation and unexpressed sexual desire of women involved with their masters; (2) to underscore the communal, open space in which this contrasting sexual activity took place: right there francomeh in the barn in the presence of others without concern or consequence; (3) to personalize enslaved women despite the depravity of their situation; (4) to show the emotional void  ... the woman initiated the sexual activity, but then immediately started crying once the act was done ... she got what she wanted, but right after realized it wasn't enough ... and look what the hell I'm reduced to.

***
I didn't see the interactions between the groups as fabricated. Can't really point to anything that departs from historical documentation of plantation life. I respect your view, but find the Tyler Perry reference to be harsh.

If anything, the thing that struck me was the considerable mental dividing line of having to play the fiddle, dance and be "merry" moments after something tragic went down (like Patsy gehhin clocked in the face at point blank range).

Tell yuh what doh ... the use of the Bible to shape group interaction was ingenious. Whose idea was that?
Title: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes | Official Trailer
Post by: Socapro on December 19, 2013, 11:55:05 AM
This looks like it will be good!  :beermug:

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes | Official Trailer | 20th Century FOX
http://www.youtube.com/v/h_9-3Fj3ZdI
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 21, 2013, 06:46:07 PM
Anyone see "The Butler"?

Yeah - I thought it was weak; could have been a lot better.

I thought it was only me. Still an important movie for documentation and for having it Black made . . .  but I expected more.
Except for the opening scene, I wasn't moved as you'd expect. Forrest Whitaker was outstanding as usual, though.

Saw it.
Liked it.

Oprah is a fine actress. Sorry she hasn't done more on the screen.

The Nigerian-Brit. actor who played the son has a lot of presence on screen. I'll be looking for his other performances.
He's set to have a role in the next Jurrasic Park.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 02, 2014, 05:31:29 PM
Oh my goodness Assylum, I just wasn't moved by the film - I didn't think it was great.

The story was just jumping all over the place. For example they when we was suddenly chopping cane...somewhere I don't know where and then suddenly ended back up with the Fassbender master. I assume it was temporary to pay off some kind of debt but that was an assumption I had to make. And that random scene in the beginning with him and the other mulatto looking slave where she made him touch her down there. That was the most random thing.

And the interactions between the slaves and the white folks just felt so...exaggerated and forced. Didn't feel authentic.

It just gave off a vibe I get when watching Tyler Perry films...they're Ok but you always sense they're deficient.

I rememer when he left to go work on a plantation bez the Cotton Master didn't have enough revenue due to a blight crop. But his return was illustrated.

Can't remember him leaving the cotton plantation for another reason.

Re. the woman who jump him in the beginning, you will notice as soon as the scene was done, there was a flashback to his family and his wife. I got the impression he hadn't forgotten his family, that is why he blank de woman.

What I find was shit was how the wife just watch him when he enter the house. If I hadn't seen my spouse in 12 years I woulda be rushing and bawling. But I guess we could put that down to shock.

I thought this was a decent movie, especially well acted by the star and expect to see him get an Oscar nomination.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on January 03, 2014, 03:19:05 AM

I rememer when he left to go work on a plantation bez the Cotton Master didn't have enough revenue due to a blight crop. But his return was illustrated.

Can't remember him leaving the cotton plantation for another reason.

Re. the woman who jump him in the beginning, you will notice as soon as the scene was done, there was a flashback to his family and his wife. I got the impression he hadn't forgotten his family, that is why he blank de woman.

What I find was shit was how the wife just watch him when he enter the house. If I hadn't seen my spouse in 12 years I woulda be rushing and bawling. But I guess we could put that down to shock.

I thought this was a decent movie, especially well acted by the star and expect to see him get an Oscar nomination.

Same here. Goes to the personalization point. Depicted faithfulness to his wife and family. Can't recall anywhere in the film where he's involved intimately with anyone other than his wife.

... or put it down to a dangling device used to end the film. When that scene started, I didn't anticipate the film ending jes so. We imagine a "happily ever after".
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: futbolfan on January 04, 2014, 05:45:54 AM
Two movies that I saw recently and I believe the people will enjoy seeing are

American Hustle and The Lone Survivor. Both movies will be nominated for various awards this year.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on January 04, 2014, 10:05:35 AM
Two movies that I saw recently and I believe the people will enjoy seeing are

American Hustle and The Lone Survivor. Both movies will be nominated for various awards this year.

i heard lone survivor is good... american hustle i will have to weigh in on..
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Preacher on January 06, 2014, 01:33:21 PM
Fellas I watched "Fire In Babylon"  last night on netflix.   Even though O grew up in that era and knew the West Indies was a great team I had no idea how great the era was.  This film states that for 15 years they were unbeaten.  Not sure if that's ever been done in any other discline of professional sports.   My only issue with the film is that it I was hoping to see something on the Trinidadian players that came in to make that era great also. 
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on January 06, 2014, 03:15:47 PM
thoughtful interview from steve mcqueen (12 years a slave) at the guardian:

http://www.theguardian.com/film/video/2014/jan/06/steve-mcqueen-12-years-a-slave-video-interview



also, this is quite a short from the same link:

http://www.theguardian.com/stage/video/2013/dec/11/columbite-tantalite-short-film-chiwetel-ejiofor-video

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on January 23, 2014, 06:14:53 PM
Ex-mobster of 'Goodfellas' fame wanted in Calif.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – A mobster-turned-FBI informant whose life inspired the movie "Goodfellas" is wanted for failing to appear in court on tickets alleging he was drunk in public in San Bernardino.

Henry Hill, 65, faces two $25,000 arrest warrants. He says he wasn't aware he needed to be present in court Wednesday and had asked for a new hearing date because he was having hernia surgery.

"I was hoping the court would understand," Hill told The Press-Enterprise of Riverside from his San Fernando Valley home.

The cases stem from two public intoxication arrests in May 2008. Hill said he was in alcohol rehabilitation at the time.

Hill was again arrested in Los Angeles earlier this year and released before his arraignment because of jail crowding.

"I don't remember much of all that, but I've been sober a month now," he told the newspaper. "I don't want to drink anymore."

The "Goodfellas" movie ends with Hill, played by Ray Liotta, entering federal witness protection after implicating fellow mobsters in murders and the 1978 heist of $5.8 million in cash from a Lufthansa Airlines vault in New York.

Drug arrests led to Hill being removed from the federal program in the early 1990s.



http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/24/nyregion/arrests-in-cold-case-investigation-including-78-lufthansa-heist.html?hp

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/01/24/nyregion/24heist-document-indictment.html

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on February 16, 2014, 12:40:23 AM
Robocop was good. :beermug:
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on February 17, 2014, 09:19:24 AM
Anyone see "The Butler"?

Yeah - I thought it was weak; could have been a lot better.

I thought it was only me. Still an important movie for documentation and for having it Black made . . .  but I expected more.
Except for the opening scene, I wasn't moved as you'd expect. Forrest Whitaker was outstanding as usual, though.

Saw it.
Liked it.

Oprah is a fine actress. Sorry she hasn't done more on the screen.

The Nigerian-Brit. actor who played the son has a lot of presence on screen. I'll be looking for his other performances.
He's set to have a role in the next Jurrasic Park.

VB

As good as this movie was, it is loosely based on a real individual. So loose that they didn't even use real names.

Some of the things that never happened:

him working in a cotton field.
His father being killed in front of him.
Having a son who died in Vietnam.

You'll notice they covered every President during his service except for Jimmy Carter.
Carter was perhaps the most outspoken President against racism.
I'm wondering if it's because JC was still alive and would have had to ok the scenes re. himself.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 04, 2014, 02:53:25 PM
Take in Pompeii over the weekend... Bury dis one with de relics.

Jon Snow from Game of Thrones gets to show off his newly-crafted abs and mediocre acting chops in Clash of the 3000 Gladiators from Pompeii.  This is intended to be a historical recreation and not fantasy so there weren't any magical elements onscreen, but this movie still required a massive suspension of reality to accept the unconvincing characters, acting and dialogue throughout this movie. 

I kept waiting for Vesuvius to erupt and steal the show, but sadly that came very late and even then the director failed to capture the sense of dread and foreboding... say nothing of the sheer shit-my-pants panic that would ensue if I were to face a wall of molten lava closing in at 70 mph.  Wait for it on DVD... or stream online.


Ah then try and take in Monuments Men... good movie, if yuh having ah hard time sleeping.  I was out within 15 minutes, popcorn all over mih chest.  I wake up when somebody start shooting.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on March 04, 2014, 04:48:36 PM
Take in Pompeii over the weekend... Bury dis one with de relics.

Jon Snow from Game of Thrones gets to show off his newly-crafted abs and mediocre acting chops in Clash of the 3000 Gladiators from Pompeii.  This is intended to be a historical recreation and not fantasy so there weren't any magical elements onscreen, but this movie still required a massive suspension of reality to accept the unconvincing characters, acting and dialogue throughout this movie. 

I kept waiting for Vesuvius to erupt and steal the show, but sadly that came very late and even then the director failed to capture the sense of dread and foreboding... say nothing of the sheer shit-my-pants panic that would ensue if I were to face a wall of molten lava closing in at 70 mph.  Wait for it on DVD... or stream online.


Ah then try and take in Monuments Men... good movie, if yuh having ah hard time sleeping.  I was out within 15 minutes, popcorn all over mih chest.  I wake up when somebody start shooting.

Hard luck there Bakes, it sounds like de cinema owe yuh some money. From de time I see the previews I figure Pompeii woulda be crap. A love story before a historical disaster? Sounds like Titanic with a volcano.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on March 04, 2014, 06:22:33 PM
I saw Gravity on Friday.  Some good harrowing moments, and the camera angles were making me dizzy.  No surprise they were big at the Oscars, I real enjoyed it.

I would trade seeing 10 quality movies to be in T&T for the past few days though. Tabanca
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on March 04, 2014, 08:34:21 PM
I saw Gravity at one ah dem extra luxurious cinemas where yuh could recline to about 160 deg., feet up, ultra-cushioned seating, touch of a button service etc. ... in short order I was asleep. Doh in fairness to de film, I snoozed through a good chunk of de tornado film, Twister, and I'm told that was action-packed.

Wasn't impressed, although I acknowledge de intricate tech component. Steups, ah never see Sandra Bullock in so much clothing in ah flick yet. De ting was monotonous.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on March 04, 2014, 09:34:38 PM
Hard luck there Bakes, it sounds like de cinema owe yuh some money. From de time I see the previews I figure Pompeii woulda be crap. A love story before a historical disaster? Sounds like Titanic with a volcano.

 :rotfl: :rotfl:

Pretty much.  And de gyul ugly like sin... they coulda easily pay de red head Wilding ting from de North tuh play dat role.  But dat is why ah end up with de BOGO.


I saw Gravity back in November... overrated and overhyped.  And how de ass dat win Best Cinematography?  Is not like dey shoot de movie in space.  Best Special Effects category was full or what?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on March 04, 2014, 11:14:22 PM
Yeah, I fell asleep during Pompeii and Gravity was tata.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on March 06, 2014, 02:54:14 AM
I saw Gravity at one ah dem extra luxurious cinemas where yuh could recline to about 160 deg., feet up, ultra-cushioned seating, touch of a button service etc. ... in short order I was asleep. Doh in fairness to de film, I snoozed through a good chunk of de tornado film, Twister, and I'm told that was action-packed.

Wasn't impressed, although I acknowledge de intricate tech component. Steups, ah never see Sandra Bullock in so much clothing in ah flick yet. De ting was monotonous.

My first question is why de ass you really going to the cinema?

Second, you obviously miss out the part where Sandra spend about five minutes in skimpy shorts showing off she well crafted legs. But then again you was asleep.  ;D

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on April 10, 2014, 11:37:07 AM
I went and see Noah de other night... biggest waste of $22 dollars.  Movie was utter shit, they take all kinda artistic liberty with the Noah story and still end up making ah pack ah shit movie.  No need getting into specifics, spend yuh money only if yuh feeling sorry fuh Hollywood and dem.  Thank God fuh good (and willing!) company   ;D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 10, 2014, 04:09:58 PM
The Wolf Of Wall street is one of the raunchiest movies I have ever seen.  Drugs and sex everywhere for three hours.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on April 11, 2014, 01:03:49 AM
The Wolf Of Wall street is one of the raunchiest movies I have ever seen.  Drugs and sex everywhere for three hours.

And very good acting.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on April 11, 2014, 06:31:08 AM

Quote

My first question is why de ass you really going to the cinema?

Second, you obviously miss out the part where Sandra spend about five minutes in skimpy shorts showing off she well crafted legs. But then again you was asleep.  ;D

VB

dais like saying ms pacman have the ability to cause blood rush.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 11, 2014, 09:32:51 AM
The Wolf Of Wall street is one of the raunchiest movies I have ever seen.  Drugs and sex everywhere for three hours.

And very good acting.

Jonah Hill and Shane from Walking Dead had me crackin up.  And let me make a special recommendation for the scenes with Margot Robbie.
That is a prime cut of meat.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on April 13, 2014, 04:16:04 PM
The Wolf Of Wall street is one of the raunchiest movies I have ever seen.  Drugs and sex everywhere for three hours.

And very good acting.

Jonah Hill and Shane from Walking Dead had me crackin up.  And let me make a special recommendation for the scenes with Margot Robbie.
That is a prime cut of meat.


It was a pleasure to see her naked.

She will be Jane in the next Tarzan movie.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on April 29, 2014, 12:15:50 PM
Anyone see "Home Again?" I'm curious but might just end up getting vex
Low budget flick filmed in Trinidad starring Tatyana Ali about three people deported to their native Jamaica after growing up abroad

Just saw this now. In terms of production, it's far and away the best local movie I've ever seen. Forget the days of Men of Gray or whatever, where you're seeing boom mikes in the shot etc. This looks fantastic. And the three main actors were excellent too. The supporting cast let them down a bit though. Oh, Brent Sancho had minor role.

It was shot entirely in Trinidad, and most of the scenery is recognisable (Long Circular Mall for example). The plot itself was ordinary, but the ending tied things up nicely. Plenty violence, plenty drug use, (don't take the young ones!) Far and away the best local (or "local") movie I've ever seen, and generally a really good effort.  :beermug:

So they take a Trini-american actress, film it in Trinidad and the move about Jamaicans???  ???

Sounds ridiculous in theory, but I'd say they pulled it off.  :beermug:

Depends on what you mean by "local movie." This was a Canadian production shot in TT.

VB

I just saw his las night.  Not bad.  Gritty storyline and I enjoyed trying to pick out the locations.
Some of the attempts at a Yard accent were funny I sure Jamaicans will get a kick out of that.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 14, 2014, 02:52:41 PM
The Amazing SpiderMan II was real lackluster.  I understand that this is based on a comic, but allyuh eh ha' tuh write de movie so cartoonish.  Jamie Foxx was decent... but he di'n really have much to work with here.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on May 22, 2014, 07:14:16 PM
anybody ever see "the Raid" jus watch clips from dat ting and decide to download d torrent.............lord have  mercy dat ting violent :-\ :'(..............ah like it too bad :) :-[
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on May 23, 2014, 01:55:57 AM
X-Men...FIVE stars from me!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 27, 2014, 11:36:05 AM
X-Men...FIVE stars from me!

I dunno about five stars, but I liked it as well.  Quicksilver was the best of the new additions... Bishop had a decent cameo, but them Sentinels were beasts.  Fammke Janssen is still such a babe... good Lord!

Also saw Godzilla... not bad.  Visually stunning at times, decent storyline... although one huge noticeable hole in the plot near the end.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on May 27, 2014, 11:55:45 AM
I liked Quicksilver a lot too.  :)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on May 27, 2014, 12:38:49 PM
I liked Quicksilver a lot too.  :)

The Pentagon jailbreak scene was reminiscent of Nightcrawler's White House assault in X2... not quite as spectacular, but visually stunning and much more entertaining.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on June 08, 2014, 07:54:23 AM
The Wolf Of Wall street is one of the raunchiest movies I have ever seen.  Drugs and sex everywhere for three hours.

That flick was money well spent.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 11, 2014, 12:03:43 PM
Mankind get pressured into seeing "The Other Woman" over the weekend (though in truth I wanted to see it from before, lol). Good movie!  Cameron Diaz still fine as frigging wine.  The lines in her face betraying her 41 years... but man, what a good-looking, sexy woman... and I not even into white woman like that, but I loving she from long time. 

Nicolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) played the cad convincingly... although he accent keep coming and going.  The wardrobe department had him looking extra sharp in a series of slim suits, and one fly ass sky blue linen shirt in particular.  Leslie Mann doh really do anything for me, but she funny as hell and didn't disappoint in this movie.  Kate Upton was a waste of time... Nicki Minaj did the best she could in a blatantly and irritatingly stereotypical role.

https://www.youtube.com/v/oDcaZ3StTfI
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on June 11, 2014, 01:44:15 PM
Yuh goan see Fault with our Stars?  :D
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 11, 2014, 02:11:54 PM
Yuh goan see Fault with our Stars?  :D

I always down fuh ah lime... what dat about? lol
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Toppa on June 11, 2014, 02:21:44 PM
Yuh goan see Fault with our Stars?  :D

I always down fuh ah lime... what dat about? lol

Nah I was teasing.  :) It's just this sappy love story about two cancer-survivors that supposedly has all the girls who see it crying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn55UgZQC6U
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on June 11, 2014, 04:44:11 PM
Nah I was teasing.  :) It's just this sappy love story about two cancer-survivors that supposedly has all the girls who see it crying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn55UgZQC6U

I go pass on dat den  ;D

Next up on the agenda is Transformers though... might have to take moms with me to go see dat one.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on September 15, 2014, 08:24:23 PM
This joint right here!

https://www.youtube.com/v/hZFZxEnB7ws
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on September 21, 2014, 06:10:44 PM
Homesman with Tommy Lee Jones.

Damn good.

Hilary Swank is a helluva actress. Expect an Oscar nomination.
Poignant movie. The ending might have you shaking your head.
VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 02, 2014, 08:01:16 PM
anybody else tink edge of tomorrow was the best of the summer blockbuster.....x-men started good but den kinda fizzled for me.....Transformers: good action :-\ plot holes like ah strainer otherwise, godzilla was meh :-\ ........watch captain america twice but d movie take itself lil to seriously for me at times doh.......edge of tomorrow is d only one give yuh a lil bit ah every ting, good action, laughs......some plot points make mih go  ??? :-\ lil bit, but other than dat it was damn good
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on October 02, 2014, 08:40:49 PM
Homesman with Tommy Lee Jones.

Damn good.

Hilary Swank is a helluva actress. Expect an Oscar nomination.
Poignant movie. The ending might have you shaking your head.
VB

doh want to spoil it for others, but TLJ cud get ah nod for his role. HS.. role too short IMO!
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on October 03, 2014, 08:08:36 AM
anybody else tink edge of tomorrow was the best of the summer blockbuster.....x-men started good but den kinda fizzled for me.....Transformers: good action :-\ plot holes like ah strainer otherwise, godzilla was meh :-\ ........watch captain america twice but d movie take itself lil to seriously for me at times doh.......edge of tomorrow is d only one give yuh a lil bit ah every ting, good action, laughs......some plot points make mih go  ??? :-\ lil bit, but other than dat it was damn good

Not sure about title of best summer blockbuster, but i really enjoyed it. I am a sci-fi geek but not a big Tom Cruise fan, and because of him I guess I had a lower bar for expectations. However, I enjoyed both the movie and his performance. It was a good sci-fi story, had nice humor and him and Emily Blunt had good chemistry. The other summer movie that I really enjoyed was Guardians of the Galaxy.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 03, 2014, 08:41:36 AM
anybody else tink edge of tomorrow was the best of the summer blockbuster.....x-men started good but den kinda fizzled for me.....Transformers: good action :-\ plot holes like ah strainer otherwise, godzilla was meh :-\ ........watch captain america twice but d movie take itself lil to seriously for me at times doh.......edge of tomorrow is d only one give yuh a lil bit ah every ting, good action, laughs......some plot points make mih go  ??? :-\ lil bit, but other than dat it was damn good

Not sure about title of best summer blockbuster, but i really enjoyed it. I am a sci-fi geek but not a big Tom Cruise fan, and because of him I guess I had a lower bar for expectations. However, I enjoyed both the movie and his performance. It was a good sci-fi story, had nice humor and him and Emily Blunt had good chemistry. The other summer movie that I really enjoyed was Guardians of the Galaxy.
ah mean this summer .....but for me, it was the best of the lot   even if it was kinda before summer..................though, I have not seen guardians of the galaxy yet...mind could change after dat.
but EoT winning...even if yuh is not really ah cruise fan, yuh have to give it props, I is not ah cruise fan either...especially after d katie holmes business
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 03, 2014, 02:57:46 PM
anybody else tink edge of tomorrow was the best of the summer blockbuster.....x-men started good but den kinda fizzled for me.....Transformers: good action :-\ plot holes like ah strainer otherwise, godzilla was meh :-\ ........watch captain america twice but d movie take itself lil to seriously for me at times doh.......edge of tomorrow is d only one give yuh a lil bit ah every ting, good action, laughs......some plot points make mih go  ??? :-\ lil bit, but other than dat it was damn good

Edge of Tomorrow was just arrite
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 03, 2014, 03:44:13 PM
Edge of Tomorrow was just arrite
exactly my point
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 03, 2014, 05:02:59 PM
Edge of Tomorrow was just arrite
exactly my point
Nah, you rate it way more than me, I not really giving it any kinda props... save for the fact that the plot gimmick of the 'reset' is unique.  Other than that, there are many elements which it borrows heavily from movies such as The Matrix, Memento and Inception.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 03, 2014, 05:51:46 PM
Edge of Tomorrow was just arrite
exactly my point
Nah, you rate it way more than me, I not really giving it any kinda props... save for the fact that the plot gimmick of the 'reset' is unique.  Other than that, there are many elements which it borrows heavily from movies such as The Matrix, Memento and Inception.
get what yuh sayin......I tryin say dat d summer releases was tame in general IMO, but dat EoT was "to me" the best example of d summer archetype this year............atleast till ah see GoG, go revisit this then

on dat note bakes ....whey d f**k optimus get intergalactic thrusters from........and why he fly out when galva\mega\tron still on d loose ??? ::)
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 03, 2014, 06:04:43 PM
get what yuh sayin......I tryin say dat d summer releases was tame in general IMO, but dat EoT was "to me" the best example of d summer archetype this year............atleast till ah see GoG, go revisit this then

on dat note bakes ....whey d f**k optimus get intergalactic thrusters from........and why he fly out when galva\mega\tron still on d loose ??? ::)

Yeah I was real disappointed by Transformers.  Optimus 'taming' de Dinobots was just about the most dotish thing I ever see... hyped as I was by that scene in the trailer.

**Spoiler Alert**



The Ten Dumbest Things About Transformers 'Age of Extinction.' (http://www.dailydot.com/geek/transformers-age-of-extinction-dumbest-things/)

10) Optimus Prime flies into space with his adorable rocket boots.
 

At the end of the movie, having helped the Autobots slaughter the Decepticons (other than Megatron, who is actually now Galvatron, who… never mind), Optimus Prime announces he is going into space to find the aliens who killed all the dinosaurs.

He does so only with the aid of these cute little rockets attached to his feet. Optimus Prime doesn’t need a spaceship to travel the vast reaches of the galaxy! He has rocket boots!

It was around this time I was laughing so hard I was seeing spots. I felt kind of bad for the people in the row next to me, but they were also clappy and cheering at the time. I think we’re even.

If you're wondering why they even keep making these films, just look at the box office returns. Age of Extinction had a $41 million opening day domestically at the box office, better than X-Men: Days of Future Past ($35.5 million), Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($36.9 million), and Godzilla ($38.4 million).
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Peong on October 03, 2014, 06:35:28 PM
Edge of Tomorrow was just arrite
exactly my point
Nah, you rate it way more than me, I not really giving it any kinda props... save for the fact that the plot gimmick of the 'reset' is unique.  Other than that, there are many elements which it borrows heavily from movies such as The Matrix, Memento and Inception.

But the aliens looked and moved real cool!
How allyuh like the sci-fi D-Day scene?

They have all kinda technology why they didn't just bomb up the whole area?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 03, 2014, 07:03:44 PM
get what yuh sayin......I tryin say dat d summer releases was tame in general IMO, but dat EoT was "to me" the best example of d summer archetype this year............atleast till ah see GoG, go revisit this then

on dat note bakes ....whey d f**k optimus get intergalactic thrusters from........and why he fly out when galva\mega\tron still on d loose ??? ::)

Yeah I was real disappointed by Transformers.  Optimus 'taming' de Dinobots was just about the most dotish thing I ever see... hyped as I was by that scene in the trailer.

**Spoiler Alert**



The Ten Dumbest Things About Transformers 'Age of Extinction.' (http://www.dailydot.com/geek/transformers-age-of-extinction-dumbest-things/)

10) Optimus Prime flies into space with his adorable rocket boots.
 

At the end of the movie, having helped the Autobots slaughter the Decepticons (other than Megatron, who is actually now Galvatron, who… never mind), Optimus Prime announces he is going into space to find the aliens who killed all the dinosaurs.

He does so only with the aid of these cute little rockets attached to his feet. Optimus Prime doesn’t need a spaceship to travel the vast reaches of the galaxy! He has rocket boots!

It was around this time I was laughing so hard I was seeing spots. I felt kind of bad for the people in the row next to me, but they were also clappy and cheering at the time. I think we’re even.

If you're wondering why they even keep making these films, just look at the box office returns. Age of Extinction had a $41 million opening day domestically at the box office, better than X-Men: Days of Future Past ($35.5 million), Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($36.9 million), and Godzilla ($38.4 million).

boy dat ting was all kinda stupid....d action scenes in isolation were generally good......but what a stupid ending is almost like d script take wrong turn some where in d middle and decide it eh going back :P
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 03, 2014, 07:35:08 PM
But the aliens looked and moved real cool!
How allyuh like the sci-fi D-Day scene?
They have all kinda technology why they didn't just bomb up the whole area?

Yuh peep dat too eh?  Yeah they try real hard to establish the parallels... beginning with the shot of the white cliffs of Dover as they crossed the English Channel... that and the incessant chatter about "getting off the beach."  The Battle of Normandy is probably the most famous beach battle scene in history, so the parallel was clear.  The Omega or whatever it is has the power to control time but struggling to defeat mankind... yuh kinda just have to suspend all rational process and go with it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on October 18, 2014, 12:24:59 AM
Dracula Untold was surprisingly very good.  One or two plot/logic lapses here and there but the story was good and the CGI and other special effects were good too.  Thankfully there was way more to the movie than what they showed in the trailer.  Terrifying first encounter with de beast that turn him (Charles Dance, aka 'Tywin Lannister' from GoT) in dat cave.

https://www.youtube.com/v/_2aWqecTTuE

Did a two-fer...

Fury... Boss movie  :notworthy:  One of the better war movies I've seen in a very long time.  The battle scenes... good Lord!  Talk about graphic, but in a realistic, non-grauitous way.  Great visuals, reminiscent of the rebels taking on the stormtroopers on Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back.  Very good story, excellent acting all around, especially by Brad Pitt, who was an Executive Producer on the film.  If you ever wondered what a first person experience is like taking enemy fire inside a tank... or what happens to a body when hit by a .50 cal... this movie sets it straight  :beermug: :beermug:

https://www.youtube.com/v/ggu6_k176rU
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 23, 2014, 05:42:07 PM
john wick lookin decent and also Keanu is 50 :o diaz ah vampire :-\

http://www.youtube.com/v/RllJtOw0USI

.................anyways love gun-fu movies.......face-off and Replacement killers being mih favorites
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on October 23, 2014, 07:05:39 PM
....................and d age of ultron first trailer

http://www.youtube.com/v/tmeOjFno6Do
Title: Post ah movie thread
Post by: grimm01 on November 07, 2014, 09:47:35 PM
Anybody watch Interstellar yet? If so help me out because as it end all I could do was grab my umbrella and ask it WTF I just watch.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on November 14, 2014, 11:23:17 AM
Anybody watch Interstellar yet? If so help me out because as it end all I could do was grab my umbrella and ask it WTF I just watch.

Saw it. Liked it.
What seemed to confuse you?

The scene with the daughter in the hospital was a little anticlimactic and unrealistic. Don't want to say more and ruin it for others.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on November 16, 2014, 01:59:36 PM
The Salvation.

Good western.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 07, 2014, 05:50:05 PM
Predestination starring Ethan Hawke. WOW!!

An Australian production. You eh go see dis one coming.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on December 08, 2014, 05:10:21 PM
The Salvation.

Good western.

Man Utd fans will be happy to see Eric in it.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 22, 2014, 06:20:36 AM
Get on Up.

Damn good movie.

Boseman gives a helluva performance. Expect both star and film to be nominated for an Academy award.

Perhaps my only criticism is that the contribution of Bobby Byrd was song writer and contributor to Brown's success was a bit muted.

At the end you see Brown stopping his concert and singing a song directly to Byrd. I believe this was one of Byrd's hits during his solo efforts. But you were left to figure it out.

At times you swear you were watching Brown himself. Boseman outdid himself.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Bakes on December 25, 2014, 10:17:47 PM
Gone Girl is a real good movie.  Kinda disappointed by the ending, but talk about some psycho crazy shit.  Good drama.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on December 29, 2014, 09:53:32 AM
anyone bother seeing The Interview?
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on December 29, 2014, 11:13:30 AM
Exodus, kinda disappointing. Expected more.

Some things didn't happen the way I remember biblical stories telling it but I left the theatre feeling anticlimactic, especially after the REd Sea part.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on December 29, 2014, 02:22:52 PM
Anybody watch Interstellar yet? If so help me out because as it end all I could do was grab my umbrella and ask it WTF I just watch.

see: http://www.businessinsider.com/neil-degrasse-tyson-interstellar-ending-2014-11
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 18, 2015, 06:07:16 AM
Whiplash.

Great movie. Just saw it.
This movie gave me a whole new respect for musicians.

J K Simmons gives the performance of a lifetime.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on January 27, 2015, 07:53:41 AM
St. Vincent: great film starring Bill Murray.

Vice: expected more from a Bruce Willis film. Watch it on your laptop.
Wasn't bad. Just a had B-ish quality about it.

The lead actress was ok, the fact that her husband helped produce the film probably didn't hurt her either.

Not complete shit but for a BW film, expected more.

VB
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on January 27, 2015, 10:14:17 AM
saw The Imitation Game - some flaws and distortions but decent flick.

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on April 13, 2015, 08:30:35 PM
Searching for Sugarman - interesting flick about a folk singer from Detroit that miss out on a career in the USA but makes it big in apartheid south africa - except he doh even know he made it big overseas. Pre-Internet story.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: asylumseeker on April 14, 2015, 08:16:32 AM
Searching for Sugarman - interesting flick about a folk singer from Detroit that miss out on a career in the USA but makes it big in apartheid south africa - except he doh even know he made it big overseas. Pre-Internet story.

Read about this somewhere ... think it was in the NYT some months ago. Cyah recall right now and in no position to check. Ah feel good vibes thing fuh sure.
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Post by: Sando prince on June 01, 2015, 03:19:15 AM
"Voices" - Trinidad Local Film

https://www.youtube.com/v/qUx2WnaGFXQ
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Sando prince on June 01, 2015, 03:20:42 AM

^^ T&T have talent. We jus hadda know how to develop and nurture it..
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: vb on June 09, 2015, 04:52:48 PM
Age of Adeline.

the Forger (John Travolta)

Good films.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 09, 2015, 08:35:08 PM
mad max: fury road damn good thrill ride, loud and bombastic from start to finish.....dreadness actually forgo Avengers to see it....which next on my list, missed out on fast7 on d big screen..........exams :(
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Controversial on June 10, 2015, 08:50:32 AM
mad max: fury road damn good thrill ride, loud and bombastic from start to finish.....dreadness actually forgo Avengers to see it....which next on my list, missed out on fast7 on d big screen..........exams :(

mad max was lack luster... not even close to the original...

people have gone past the retro post apocalyptic style
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 10, 2015, 12:22:05 PM
mad max: fury road damn good thrill ride, loud and bombastic from start to finish.....dreadness actually forgo Avengers to see it....which next on my list, missed out on fast7 on d big screen..........exams :(

mad max was lack luster... not even close to the original...

people have gone past the retro post apocalyptic style

to each his own..........with d focus on CG these days......it was nice to see "real" stunts and effect and don't find nutten wrong with d story
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: Jumbie on June 10, 2015, 06:21:43 PM
GM did as good a job with what's available today (technology) as he did when he did the original. Personally I believe the acting in Fury Road was much better and I'm a huge fan of the original MM series. There were some bloopers/mistakes in fury road.. and GM could have spent a little more time on the ending. kinda anti-climatic. but no big deal.

You need big screen and big sound for this one for sure!

Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: lefty on June 10, 2015, 06:58:18 PM
GM did as good a job with what's available today (technology) as he did when he did the original. Personally I believe the acting in Fury Road was much better and I'm a huge fan of the original MM series. There were some bloopers/mistakes in fury road.. and GM could have spent a little more time on the ending. kinda anti-climatic. but no big deal.

You need big screen and big sound for this one for sure!



this I would agree with yeah dey coul;da work on dat lil bit.
Title: Re: Post ah movie thread
Post by: ribbit on June 11, 2015, 09:15:25 AM
avengers rise of ultron was slow.
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Post by: Jumbie on June 11, 2015, 05:38:10 PM
avengers rise of ultron was slow.

yuh being kind. it was a mess! from all the pregame hype I really expected much more.

hoping MI, Bond and terminator can wet my appetite this summer.
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Post by: lefty on June 14, 2015, 07:20:34 AM
king's man if yuh like me and yuh dig "gun fu" movies check dat out
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Post by: ribbit on June 14, 2015, 04:19:35 PM
very good documentary on the War on Drugs - The House I Live In
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Post by: asylumseeker on June 15, 2015, 04:23:53 PM
https://www.youtube.com/v/34ciylexUQw
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Post by: Bakes on June 15, 2015, 06:27:24 PM
king's man if yuh like me and yuh dig "gun fu" movies check dat out

It was arrite... Sam's character was too much of a caricature for me.


A good movie was I, Robot... Ex Machina.
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Post by: ribbit on June 29, 2015, 08:36:48 AM
Don't really watch anything on TV, but football. However i love Westerns so I have recently been following
Hell on Wheels a good Western series and also the motorcycle version of a Western, Sons of Anarchy.

PS: Watched 13 Assassins on a flight recently, for those who love  kick up, entertaining,

finally catch this one. yeah this was real good. the concept of honour in japan is something else
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Post by: lefty on June 29, 2015, 09:18:55 AM
king's man if yuh like me and yuh dig "gun fu" movies check dat out

It was arrite... Sam's character was too much of a caricature for me.


A good movie was I, Robot... Ex Machina.

downloaded this, eh watch it yet doh
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Post by: vb on June 30, 2015, 09:11:35 PM
About a decade ago, I thought the concept of Apollo's Creed son becoming a fighter and being trained by Rocky would make a good follow up to the Rocky Series.

They make the film yes.

Maybe I should get into the production business. ;-0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv554B7YHk4
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Post by: Mr Fix-it on July 02, 2015, 06:59:45 AM
Nice
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Post by: ribbit on July 13, 2015, 08:33:35 AM
https://www.youtube.com/v/0WWzgGyAH6Y
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Post by: Jumbie on July 13, 2015, 05:27:46 PM
Saw this one being filmed downtown Toronto over the winter - a couple nights while I was there (real cool to watch)

Suicide Squad

https://youtu.be/PLLQK9la6Go
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Post by: grimm01 on July 13, 2015, 05:56:31 PM
I'm kinda getting tired of the super hero movies and the Superman vs Batman seems a bit too dark and brooding for me, but the Suicide Squad and Deadpool movies seem like interesting spins with the anti-hero approach.
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Post by: ribbit on July 13, 2015, 07:23:04 PM
I'm kinda getting tired of the super hero movies and the Superman vs Batman seems a bit too dark and brooding for me, but the Suicide Squad and Deadpool movies seem like interesting spins with the anti-hero approach.

I completely agree. The only interesting thing might be the long awaited debut of Wonder Woman. But Batman, Superman, Spiderman, Joker played out.
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Post by: Bitter on July 22, 2015, 08:10:44 PM
Sharknado 3

Talk done!
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Post by: lefty on July 23, 2015, 06:17:52 AM
Sharknado 3

Talk done!

I refuse to even watch nado 1, bad actin and cheesy dialogue  does irk mih, even when it "intentional" ::)
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Post by: Peong on July 23, 2015, 09:32:27 AM
Kingsman was entertaining.  Good comic book movie.  Very graphic violence.

I saw a movie on Netflix called The Bag Man, with John Cusack and Robert DeNiro. Kinda low budget but it was good.
John Wick with Keanu Reeves was way better than I expected.
There's a real cheap movie on Netflix called The Arroyo about a Texas rancher dealing with smugglers, not bad for low budget. 
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Post by: lefty on July 30, 2015, 04:49:46 PM
looks damn good
https://www.youtube.com/v/LTDaET-JweU
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Post by: vb on January 20, 2016, 04:23:11 AM
Damn, almost 6 moths without a post. Like nobody watching movies anymore.

Star Wars. Not bad. There was a bit of a contradiction re the Jedi and their abilities (at least in my opinion) but don't want to spoil it for allyuh.

Creed. Good movie. I'm a boxing and a Rocky fan. So none of them are bad in my opinion. ;-)

Revenant. Good movie. Nice cinematography. The scene with DiCaprio and the Grizzly. Jesus Christ. I know it wasn't real but I was wincing and wondering how the hell they made it so realistic.

VB
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Post by: Peong on January 20, 2016, 06:58:07 AM
Beasts of no nation. The kid did an outstanding acting job.
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Post by: ribbit on February 15, 2016, 05:24:44 PM
Any one catch Deadpool? I hear is good.
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Post by: lefty on April 04, 2016, 11:11:34 AM
batman v superman - average movie, basically Superman doomsday and Frank Millers: Dark Knight Returns episode 2 mashed together with wonder woman as filler...........dem two cartoon by deyself was better than this by a country mile, story telling wise.......

if yuh wasn't into or considered yuhself too old for cartoons and comic books, even back in d 90s, yuh would be confused by a lot of d imagery in dis.
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Post by: vb on April 04, 2016, 11:26:26 AM
batman v superman - average movie, basically Superman doomsday and Frank Millers: Dark Knight Returns episode 2 mashed together with wonder woman as filler...........dem two cartoon by deyself was better than this by a country mile, story telling wise.......

if yuh wasn't into or considered yuhself too old for cartoons and comic books, even back in d 90s, yuh would be confused by a lot of d imagery in dis.

Lefty,

I agree. I don´t want to say what I ddn´t like about it becz I don´t want to spoil it for those who haven´t see it yet.

Re. Wonder Woman. Very sexy but was surprised by the lack of cleavage. But I guess you can´t fight crime with half your boobies hanging out.

VB
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Post by: maxg on April 04, 2016, 04:49:20 PM
batman v superman - average movie, basically Superman doomsday and Frank Millers: Dark Knight Returns episode 2 mashed together with wonder woman as filler...........dem two cartoon by deyself was better than this by a country mile, story telling wise.......

if yuh wasn't into or considered yuhself too old for cartoons and comic books, even back in d 90s, yuh would be confused by a lot of d imagery in dis.

Lefty,

I agree. I don´t want to say what I ddn´t like about it becz I don´t want to spoil it for those who haven´t see it yet.

Re. Wonder Woman. Very sexy but was surprised by the lack of cleavage. But I guess you can´t fight crime with half your boobies hanging out.

VB
Why ? oh...better with whole boobies out...true...whap whap Bruce lee Nanchuk style.. i'll pay to see that   lol
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Post by: Quags on April 07, 2016, 12:22:13 PM
The Allen Iverson Doc on Netflix , can believe I did not know some of those things happened.
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Post by: maxg on May 15, 2016, 09:33:56 AM
http://www.dealingandwheeling.com/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0399295/

Ppl already know, we going after the wrong ppl
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Post by: Peong on May 16, 2016, 12:02:57 PM
I enjoyed Revenant but it wasn't as amazing as ppl make it out to be.
I recently saw Mad Max which was a riot. The stunts and imagery were top level. The original director was in charge and the vehicles and characters felt very much like a Mad Max film.
Captain America Civil War was good. Good action and it was funny. Black Panther was cool and they set yuh up for de nex installment.
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Post by: lefty on May 16, 2016, 04:44:43 PM
I enjoyed Revenant but it wasn't as amazing as ppl make it out to be.
I recently saw Mad Max which was a riot. The stunts and imagery were top level. The original director was in charge and the vehicles and characters felt very much like a Mad Max film.
Captain America Civil War was good. Good action and it was funny. Black Panther was cool and they set yuh up for de nex installment.


yep enjoy CACW...dem fights was brutal
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Post by: Deeks on July 19, 2016, 05:55:44 AM
By chance I came across this movie on the internet. Anyone heard about it, or seen it. It is called Tanna. Set in Vanuatu.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc3j_FHzzmc


https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=vanuatu+movie+tanna&qpvt=vanuatu+movie+tanna&qpvt=vanuatu+movie+tanna&qpvt=vanuatu+movie+tanna&FORM=IGRE


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Post by: Peong on July 20, 2016, 02:25:53 PM
I need to stop saying riot.
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Post by: ribbit on December 20, 2016, 02:23:26 PM
empire of dust - interesting documentary about chinese development going on in africa

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Post by: ribbit on January 19, 2017, 03:45:32 PM
watched Carlos the other day. decent mini-series/movie about carlos the jackal.

must say, things have really changed in the 40 years between when carlos started being a terrorist and today. he lucky he pull dat sh*t back then; wouldn't get away with that nowadays.

amazing how same issues/themes in his time are still present today (palestinians, israelis, sunni-shia squabbling and back-stabbing, oil money, arms trade) despite the demise of communism/marxism. about de only one saying dey is a marxist these days is zizek.
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Post by: vb on March 12, 2017, 08:52:33 PM
Mr. Church, starring Eddie Murphy. Good film. Apparently bombed at the box office. However, I liked it.

SPOILER ALERT: Murphy  sick and he die. I eh know what the hell he dying from. At first I thought maybe aids because he was always going toa club and didn't want nobody to know. Bawl how he faddah force him to marry a girl when he was young.

I went to Wikipedia and just by chance I find out the character died of an enlarged heart. Somehow that got left on the cutting room floor.

Logan: good film. Grim but I think that was the intent.

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Post by: Deeks on March 13, 2017, 12:09:42 AM
I was hanging out with some friends Saturday before last and they enticed me to go and see john Wick2. It was like a samurai move with guns instead of swords. I saying, what the arse I doing in here watching this? But in the end I was just laughing at myself. I was laughing that this was the same kind of samurai movies we used to push and climb over in Pyramid, Royal and Globe cinemas in POS to see as a schoolboy. My buddies were also laughing like hell. How could we ended  up actually enjoying this crap. But allyuh go and see it. It bring out the school boy (or school girl) in you.
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Post by: Quags on March 13, 2017, 08:36:33 AM
Mr. Church, starring Eddie Murphy. Good film. Apparently bombed at the box office. However, I liked it.

SPOILER ALERT: Murphy  sick and he die. I eh know what the hell he dying from. At first I thought maybe aids because he was always going toa club and didn't want nobody to know. Bawl how he faddah force him to marry a girl when he was young.

I went to Wikipedia and just by chance I find out the character died of an enlarged heart. Somehow that got left on the cutting room floor.

Logan: good film. Grim but I think that was the intent.


Didn't  Mr.Church die after years and years later .
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Post by: vb on March 13, 2017, 02:29:30 PM
Mr. Church, starring Eddie Murphy. Good film. Apparently bombed at the box office. However, I liked it.

SPOILER ALERT: Murphy  sick and he die. I eh know what the hell he dying from. At first I thought maybe aids because he was always going toa club and didn't want nobody to know. Bawl how he faddah force him to marry a girl when he was young.

I went to Wikipedia and just by chance I find out the character died of an enlarged heart. Somehow that got left on the cutting room floor.

Logan: good film. Grim but I think that was the intent.


Didn't  Mr.Church die after years and years later .

yep, it in my spiler alert. so you fk dat up good.  ;D
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Post by: Quags on March 16, 2017, 08:51:16 AM
Opps sorry bout that ,was decent the kids liked it also .
Seen Denzil's Equalizer enjoyed that ,I even remembered it from the old tv series

Watched Jack Reacher last night it was good .
Next I want to see Mel Gibson new one Blood Father .
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Post by: lefty on March 16, 2017, 07:38:31 PM
logan dread dread movie.......d best proof that comic book movies can be R-rated, dramatic and "real" FX wise and still rake in big box office numbers....deadpool had already proven R rated part .....but logan may have turn a niche into an expanding market
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Post by: lefty on March 30, 2017, 04:20:36 AM
!IT.......Dey remake d defining horror of mih childhood.........seems to rely on jump scares more than psychological terror so I holding out hope for it being better than d original
https://www.youtube.com/v/FnCdOQsX5kc
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Post by: vb on April 21, 2017, 01:16:33 AM
Split.

James Mcavoy. FAWWWKKK!!!! That was acting. Oscar for sure!!

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Post by: ribbit on May 08, 2017, 08:33:44 AM
anyone following all the goings on in the MCU (marvel cinematic universe)?

got to say, the guardians of the galaxy movies have been the best of the bunch. irreverant and kicksy.

there is supposed to be a plan to wind all of the strands together with a plot involving thanos and the infinity stones.

marvel/disney have a money-maker there. doctor strange, avengers, guardians - is no wonder wolverine and prof x could retire.

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Post by: vb on July 20, 2017, 09:13:46 PM
Split.

James Mcavoy. FAWWWKKK!!!! That was acting. Oscar for sure!!



Split sequel coming in Jan. 2019. The name is Glass.

Starring Bruce Willis, Samule L. Jackson  and McAvoy.
Anya Taylor Joy who was also in Split will return.

VB
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Post by: vb on November 02, 2017, 08:25:38 PM
Atomic Blonde: Good movie/action.

The book of Henry - good movie. Surprise in the movie not indicated in the preview.

Thor - Ragnarok. Good action as to be expected. Actually had Thor looking kinda dim in this one. ;-)

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Post by: vb on December 10, 2017, 07:11:15 PM


JLA... good movie. I think some of the characters need to have their own movie to appreciate what they bring to the table, eg. Flash and Aqua Man.

Aqua Man has really changed since I read the comics but  having said that I like the character.

To be honest just put Gal Badot in the WW costume and that is a good movie right there (for me) ;-)

Mother.........don't know what the hell they were trying to  do with that movie. For most of the movie I assumed she was giving birth to the Anti Christ.

The Foreigner...good Jackie Chan flick. A more serious Jackie.
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Post by: soccerman on February 25, 2018, 10:14:18 PM
Anyone take in Black Panther yet? Is it worth the hype?
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Post by: vb on February 26, 2018, 04:34:00 PM
Anyone take in Black Panther yet? Is it worth the hype?

Very good movie. Don't know if it's worth the hype. But I can totally understand why black people are proud of it.

What I found curious was how sometimes there would be an argument about the ramifications of helping refugees etc that bordered on ethnocentrism it was almost like listening to a Black Donald Trump. It made you aware that some countries in an effort to protect themselves may seem racist, elitist or ethnocentric.

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Post by: soccerman on February 26, 2018, 07:59:51 PM
Anyone take in Black Panther yet? Is it worth the hype?

Very good movie. Don't know if it's worth the hype. But I can totally understand why black people are proud of it.

What I found curious was how sometimes there would be an argument about the ramifications of helping refugees etc that bordered on ethnocentrism it was almost like listening to a Black Donald Trump. It made you aware that some countries in an effort to protect themselves may seem racist, elitist or ethnocentric.
Thanks for sharing your viewpoints, I'll definitely have to check it out. This movie inspired black people in a way I've never seen before, it's like it created a movement which was good to see.
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Post by: Deeks on February 27, 2018, 12:01:25 AM
I saw it. I think it is a good. I liked it. VB's point about the sounding like DT is on point. But if some Africans feel that way is because of the consequences of their history with the outside world. Not saying that it should be the way to go. But good sci-fi flick. Growing as a teenager in TT, there was a lot of hype about the first Shaft movie. To me is the same thing, just a different generation. The Tobago brother Duke, who played Umbako, was real f--king funny. Making lots of money, so look out for BP 2. Hollywood has an insatiable apetite for sequels.
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Post by: soccerman on March 01, 2018, 12:21:45 AM
I'll go take it in this weekend  :beermug:
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