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« Reply #360 on: 07-26-2006 04:32 »

Pirates 2

I went to see it yesterday and I thought it was ok but not as good as the first one. Those sea pirates gave me the creeps. You can tell that there going to be the 3rd movie after you watched it from the very end.

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« Reply #361 on: 07-29-2006 01:39 »

Miami Vice

Micheal Mann is awesome, not like that stupid Micheal Bay, I hate him so much!

Anyway, I never saw an episode of the series, but that didn't really matter, I don't think they had USB keys and brand new BMWs in Miami back then, so it's set in the present.
This was similar to Heat, which was awesome, in camera style and visuals and everything, so this was awesome too. The cast were great (except Colin Farrell a few times who just seemed mopey), Foxx was great, and that dude who played Caesar in the Rome TV show.

And the ending was wide open for a sequel, which I'd like to see. There was less action scenes as the trailer suggests, but like Heat, the best is saved to last with a great gun battle.  :D

A
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« Reply #362 on: 07-30-2006 18:42 »

Dungeons & Dragons 2: Wrath of the Dragon God

Well, it had about the same quality of writing, acting, and production values as an actual game of D&D.  Better than most Sci-Fi Originals, and much better than the first one at least.

"Good times."

D+ on a standard scale, B- for a made-for-TV.
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« Reply #363 on: 08-12-2006 12:04 »

Cars

Best movie of all time.

I can't rate it higher without getting silly.

A++
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« Reply #364 on: 08-12-2006 13:31 »

And I can't stab you any harder without giving you a blood transfusion!  :D
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« Reply #365 on: 08-12-2006 13:50 »

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Good?
TheGlob

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« Reply #366 on: 08-12-2006 13:52 »
« Last Edit on: 08-14-2006 00:00 »


Ant Bully

Some Way I got Dragged Into Seeing AntBully, one of the worse films of all time, this film was stupid and Drived me crazy throughout the whole film. How Can Ants Use Magic?? Well This Filmed Suck.

D-
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« Reply #367 on: 08-12-2006 22:47 »

Cars

Owen Wilson has a great voice, Mater and Mack I liked too.
I didn't see this in full quality like Mr. fancy pants THJ, but it still looked great.
Story was decent and had some funny moments, like some of the Car world gags were great.

Vrooooom.
A-
M0le

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« Reply #368 on: 08-13-2006 01:51 »
« Last Edit on: 08-13-2006 01:51 »

Jack Frost 2

But Jack, if you wanted revenge, why don't you just GO STRAIGHT AFTER HIM instead of fartarsing around with flamboyant gaysian photographers?!

I also object to killing him with bananas! At their price right now it would have been easier to just roll over and die than pay back the money for all those bananas they smooshed.   :mad:

Still, you did good, Jack.  :)

B
Spacedal11

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« Reply #369 on: 08-13-2006 02:21 »

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Freddy...scary. Nuff' said.

A For Scares
B For the movie and screaming at the screen because everyone is an idiot in that movie including Johnny Depp. But I still luv him.
TriggerHappyJim

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« Reply #370 on: 08-13-2006 10:10 »

 
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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
I didn't see this in full quality like Mr. fancy pants THJ, but it still looked great.

To be fair, I wasn't wearing my contact lenses.
VelourFog

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« Reply #371 on: 08-13-2006 20:37 »

I just watched Brick today, and thought it was great. It's one of the first movies I've seen and liked in a long time. It's a noir set in a California high school. A girl gets murdered and her ex-boyfriend is trying to figure out what happened.  http://brickmovie.net/
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« Reply #372 on: 08-14-2006 00:44 »

Huo Yuan Jia (Fearless)

Jet Li in his last period Wu Shu/Wu Xia film he said he'd do (so I hear).
About a fighter who follows his fathers footsteps into Wu Shu fighting, he fights his way to number 1 in his city but then a trajedy befalls him and he goes away for a few years.
But then he returns again to fight for his country which has been losing face to the West.

Not as pretty, as big a scale or as dramatic as Ying Xiong (Hero), but the fights are great and Li acts more in this one than as Nameless.

Good stuff.
B+
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« Reply #373 on: 08-14-2006 01:24 »

World Trade Center

Boring. Bad acting. Although the sighting of Jesus and the poster kitty had me giggling. C-
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« Reply #374 on: 08-14-2006 01:29 »

@ Venus:

Was it so bad that even Nicolas Cage couldn't save it?

Wow.
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« Reply #375 on: 08-14-2006 08:55 »

"I sayud.. put the bunny bomb back in the box..."
*flying kicks plane away from WTC*
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« Reply #376 on: 08-14-2006 09:26 »

Since I have been able to see quite a few films recently I shall just give them short revies

Hero

Ohh my my. So very pretty. possibley the most stunning film I have see so far. Well worth a watch.

A

forty Year old vrigin

I found this film amusing enough but I sometimes felt that Carell as not stong enough to carry the whole movie and the supporting cast did not to help to much.

C

The Green Mile

Ok one long film but I did enjoy it and certainly worth a look see.

B

Kagemusha

Considered by many to be Kurosawa's most epic film and I would probably agree. If you can stand nearly three hours in subtitles then it is wotrht watching.

Helped by George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola to finish the film as it had gone over budget and hey convinced Fox to finace for the international rights.

A
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« Reply #377 on: 08-14-2006 16:27 »

Speaking of Kurosawas films, I swear I saw Kikuchiyo's (funny guy from Seven Samurai) twin on a bus in Thailand.

Nobody else knew who I was talking about though.  :hmpf:
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« Reply #378 on: 08-14-2006 21:35 »

Toshiro Mifune!

Damn traditional Japanese clothing in Seven Samurai.   It's nothing but arse all the way through.
M0le

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« Reply #379 on: 08-15-2006 03:41 »
« Last Edit on: 08-15-2006 03:41 »

 
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M0le, how can you give the Big Lebowskit a C? That is a B- at least. How can you not make a reference to it every second of the day. It IS a comedy, and a damn good one too.
"SHUT THE FUCK UP DONNY, YOU'RE WAY OUTTA YOUR ELEMENT!"
great stuff.
YELLING LOUDLY DOES NOT ALWAYS = FUNNY

The M0le marking of C was accurate and generous, and even John Goodman has come to accept it. Why can't you?   :(

Pirates of the Carribbean 2

Not much to be said that hasn't already been said!
 
1. Best bit: When they're climbing on the Black Pearl, spot Jack in the distance, sigh in relief, and then the 100 million cannibals appear right behind him! Oh no run Jack or they'll get you!

2. Alright Norrington, what do you bloody think you're playing at? In the first one you looked like Hugh Laurie and now you look like Rasputin!

 



3. Voodoo lady: I really liked how you went to all the trouble of wearing that revealing dress when you sabotage it by letting all of those seaweed pubes grow in your teeth.

4. I think the Kraken was actually just a really big starfish. Poor little guy was  hungry. And as for you, Davy Jones, why did you tell Jack he needed to trade 100 people in for himself? What would you do with 100 people? You don't need 100 more crewmen. You were just being plain greedy, Davy Jones.

5. That sword chucking act with Elizabeth and the two mini-pirates was great, but I felt a bit sorry for that army of trained mutant immortal fish-pirates who couldn't even take three people (with only two swords between them). You guys just weren't trying, were you?   :nono:


A + plussies

You, Me and Dupree

It was your finest hour, Owen Wilson. I'm secretly proud to admit I screamed when I thought the statue bit off the hand in that Audrey Hepburn film Dupree was watching.

I thought it was a fun movie, and without Margaret and David here to pick it apart mercilessly with their viciously cruel vulture beaks, we can...


"You are too late to save this light-hearted romantic comedy, M0le. Surrender and prepare to be assimilated."

C+
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« Reply #380 on: 08-18-2006 03:25 »

Snakes on a Plane

Muthafucka.

1,729/10
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« Reply #381 on: 08-18-2006 08:31 »

That rating better be accurate!

Dead Man's Shoes

Wow, what a film.  Rent this immediately.  One of the best British films of the last decade.  Amazing performance by the fantastic Paddy Considine, surely Britains answer to DeNiro.

The plot?  Two brothers return to a small town.  While one brother was away in the Army, his younger, mentally challenged brother was brutalised at the hands of local hoodlums.  Now the elder brother has returned to wreak vengeance.

One by one, he vicitmises the hoodlums, firstly starting with tactics designed to unsettle them, then he starts picking them off, in the most brutal and unforgiving ways possible.

There's a twist in the end, but that's neither here nor there.  This is fantastic!

10/10
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« Reply #382 on: 08-18-2006 10:38 »

Fantastic? Are there even any snakes in it?
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« Reply #383 on: 08-18-2006 13:09 »

There might be...
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« Reply #384 on: 08-18-2006 19:05 »

SOAP is old news:
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« Reply #385 on: 08-18-2006 23:27 »

I wanna see it!
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« Reply #386 on: 08-19-2006 03:47 »

Snakes On A Plane

Don't know if it was intentional, but had some of the best comedic action I have ever seen. Not to mention it has The Line.

B+
Spacedal11

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« Reply #387 on: 08-19-2006 23:02 »
« Last Edit on: 08-19-2006 23:02 »

Cast Away

Fuck you Robert Zemeckis. Fuck you for not ending your damn movie. Fuck!

no grade until I see the END of the Goddamn movie!!!   :mad:
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« Reply #388 on: 08-19-2006 23:45 »
« Last Edit on: 08-20-2006 00:00 »

Snakes On A Plane


LOL One Of The Best Movies Ever. It was quite funny and kept me on the edge of my seat. I loved it just because of this " I've Had It With These Motherfucking Snakes On This Motherfucking Plane " Love It!


A +
M0le

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« Reply #389 on: 08-21-2006 07:54 »

Pffft, 'Snakes On A Plane', ooooh, that sounds scary. Try my own personal adventure 'Men In The Ladies Room'.
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« Reply #390 on: 08-23-2006 21:17 »

Waynes World

Awesome. I can't believe I hadn't seen this yet. I bought it too. I'll watch it many more times. That had some awesome lines, like, "Hey Mr. Doughnut Head Man, who's trying to kill you?".

A++
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« Reply #391 on: 08-23-2006 21:39 »

 
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I wanna see it!

I have. Nowhere near as good as "Cows on a Bus".

"Hay look maw', a bayud' joke!"

The Flintstones

Everything is made out of wobbly plastic, including John Goodman and his tie. I actually found the cartoon more believable, but I guess it had a nice story and the conversion into live action wasn't too painful.

C+
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« Reply #392 on: 08-23-2006 21:40 »

 
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Snakes On A Plane

Don't know if it was intentional, but had some of the best comedic action I have ever seen. Not to mention it has The Line.

B+


It had to be intentional. There's just no way they can try and make a serious film with that title. There were lots of tips of the cap to other 'serious' films in the same vein (Anaconda anyone?). I haven't laughed so hard for such a long time.

Loved it  :D - 9/10
(a point deducted for the silly opening with a severe lack of both humour and Samuel L.)
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« Reply #393 on: 08-24-2006 10:14 »

SNAKES ON A PLANE

The title promised snakes on a plane. And it sure as fucked delivered. Lots of snakes. On a plane. And that's... pretty much it. However, I do love this new trend of giving movies titles that tell the viewer EXACTLY what to expect in the film. If only this craze started last decade... then maybe Speed 2 would have been called "Unwatchable Piece of Shit."

Everything up to the snakes being unleashed on the plane is pretty boring, then that's followed by about 15 minutes of snakes relentlessly attacking people before anything else really happens... and it's easily the funniest part of the movie, too. Got kinda dull after that, but still a few funny moments. And Samuel L. Jackson's greatest line of all time!

SCORE: 8/10

God-awful movie, but great entertainment value. For it to have been truly classic, they either needed to take it more or less seriously. Still, go see it for the sex scene. And the plane. AND THE MOTHERFUCKIN' SNAKES!!!  :D
evilfry

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« Reply #394 on: 08-24-2006 18:36 »

natural born killers.

a+++
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« Reply #395 on: 08-25-2006 00:37 »

After digesting the movie for about a week, a slightly more precise review would be:

Snakes on a Plane

Muthafucka.

9/10
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« Reply #396 on: 08-26-2006 14:00 »
« Last Edit on: 08-26-2006 14:00 »

Same, could have used more Sam Jackson vs Snake pwnage, but whatever, it had Kenan and Champ Kind in it! lolz
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« Reply #397 on: 08-26-2006 19:09 »

Severance

Awesome movie. Not much intelligence required, but there's plenty to suit all. Gore. Hilarity. Tim McInnerney standing on a landmine.

There's more than a few moments which are genuine edge-of-the-seat suspense builders, and you'll be pretty damn creeped out by at least one moment about a thrid of the way through.

There's also a gag roughly every five minutes for the first half, and even the violence at the end is amazingly funny. Ever seen a man get a stick jammed up his pigoo? Well, replace "stick" with "knife", and that is exactly what happens!

You'll love this film if you liked Shaun of the Dead, Dog Soldiers, Scream, Scary Movie, and/or the recently remade Slither.

You'll hate it if you're an uptight oversensitive idiot.

Rating: A+

9 Out of 10 cats! NINE! Nine!!!
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« Reply #398 on: 08-26-2006 21:49 »
« Last Edit on: 08-29-2006 00:00 »

Darling? Awesome.

Slither was a remake?

Edit:
You, Me and Dupree
Meh, it was ok, Owen Wilson has a lazy kind of humour thing going.
Kate Hudsons bum: Yey!
Enjoyable distraction.

C
M0le

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« Reply #399 on: 09-02-2006 09:01 »

The Toxic Avenger

Raise our hands in a nice big MONSTER V FOR VICTORY, fabtastudic film! For an in-depth review into 80's hair, this is the film to watch.  :D

To quote the Toxic Avenger: "ARUUUUGHHHHHH!! I'm so sorry to have scared you."

"THIS MONSTER GUY IS REAAAAALLLY STRESSIN' ME OUT!"

A+
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