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Tachyon
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Dawn must have been doing some pretty strong Kegel exercises to build up her pelvic muscles to that extent.
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ilovebender.com
Professor
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Kidulthood (2006), reminded me of School Too nitty gritty and Pinewood Studio for my tastes. D
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Spacedal11
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« Reply #13 on: 05-07-2011 10:55 »
« Last Edit on: 05-07-2011 10:56 »
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ThorThis film is so obviously a setup for the upcoming Avengers film, but this film literally hammers that fact into your conscious (pun intended). A few things to point out and/or discuss: -Kenneth Branaugh directed this, which is all sorts of awesome. I'm sad though that he had no cameo or any part in the actual movie, that would have made it amazing! -Loki is the best character in the movie, just fantastic acting both as a hero and villain. That being said everyone is fine for their part, the actor who plays Thor is pretty good too. -Natalie Portman and the other human characters are so pointless. Her story goes from pretty scientist to girl who wants to jump Thor's bones in like five seconds. -What the fuck is with the 45 degree tilted camera angles. There were a dozen throughout the movie! It's not artsy if you just tilt your camera! It just looks stupid! -This movie is super condensed but it worked. -"Thor will return in the Avengers!" Thanks movie, I had no fucking idea. -For the 13 dollars paid between my boyfriend and I the one redeeming thing about this movie is the two-minute post-credit scene. Fuck the movie, just watch it for the Nick Fury cameo. That is honestly the best part in the entire movie! It was meh. I'm more interested in Captain America. But I will admit that the film did do a good job at making me just want to watch the freaking Avengers movie rather than this mediocre film. Apparently it's getting good reviews. Really? It's not that good. C
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Bend-err
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It's a fun movie.
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any1else
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It's a fun movie.
You thor it already? Heh heh, geddit? I've watched lotsa "new" movies lately. New to me. A whole lot of Star Trek ones (three or four?) that Coldy made me watch, but I can't really 'review' those since I don't remember which one's which. I wasn't entirely bored by them, and I had a good laugh when I recognised the woman from 7th Heaven. But it would be good if I could actually see the TV series at some point, even though Joel pretty much explained the backstory of everything while we were watching. Last night I watched The Incredible Hulk complete with Tony Stark cameo. It was all very..actiony with explosions and roar and smash! I was getting annoyed at Liv Tyler every time she said "Bruce?" ever so softly...it seemed like they just recorded her saying it once and used that over and over again for all her lines. It probably is a better movie than Hulk that came out a few years earlier, since I'm sure I saw that version, but I don't remember any of it. I'll give this move 3 throbbing arm veins out of 5 This morning I watched The Castle of Cagliostro which was a lot of fun. Didn't even feel like it was made 32 years ago. Also much easier to catch onto the storyline, unlike the other anime film I watched this week, Akira, which I had to look up on the net to figure out what it was meant to be about. Cas of Cag: 4 wimpy girls out of 5 Akira: undefinable Mecha-Streisand I followed that up with Total Recall, and although the dvd was scratched in a couple of places, I got the gist of it. Finally got to experience the 3-boob chick I've been hearing about for years. Heh, mindfuck. The eye-bulging special effects were very impressive, especially considering it was only 1990 I also noted Dollhouse must have stolen the main idea from this movie. And it's a pretty interesting idea to have built on, methinks. 4 busted eyeballs our of 5 Yeah, I haven't been to a cinema in a while. I'm having withdrawal and therefore watching too many dvds.
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Bend-err
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tyraniak: so does Heimdallr though, he kicks ass. It's a fun movie.
You thor it already?
Ya, I did.
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Otis P Jivefunk
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Up
This was the only Pixar movie I hadn't seen. I watched it last night, and it didn't disappoint. I wasn't sure what to expect really, but after a sad beginning it got a lot funnier and more light hearted. I really enjoyed the characters interaction, especially Kevin. The animation was top quality, the detail supreme. I never got tired of seeing that house floating about in the air.
9/10
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Melllvar
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As an avid follower of all things Kermodian... How would one condense the following Roger Corman quote into a thread title for the next one of these? There is no movie that would not benefit from losing 20 minutes of its running time, and the insertion of an an exploding helicopter shot. Meanwhile, it's been a while since I've seen anything new... I keep watching old DVDs... So here's my top ten from last year: 1. Scott Pilgrim Vs The World 2. Kick-Ass 3. Inception 4. Four Lions 5. Adventures Of Power 6. Toy Story 3 7. Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage 8. American: The Bill Hicks Story 9. The Infidel 10. Despicable Me
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Nutmeg1729
Urban Legend
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Thor-I pretty much agree with tnuk's evaluation. The only things I would really change about the entire movie is less lovey-dovey staring at each other, and more action, drama, Loki and fighting. The fights that did happen were well done, goal driven, and I love the fact that Loki is actually an antagonist that you can somewhat sympathise with. Always overshadowed by his older brother, and then he finds out that he's actually the son of the king of the Frostgiants, and Odin has been keeping him in the hopes that him being there would be able to bring about peace. Yeah, he has a reason to go batshit pretty much . Saw it in 2D, didn't really see any parts where the 3D would be that pronounced, apart from the travelling between realms, I guess. Tron-Finally saw this, and I actually kinda liked it. It was the new version, not the original, and although I felt the story was a bit slow paced at times, I really enjoyed the bad guys, the twists for some of the characters, and Sam is pretty hot, so I had someone to look at. Also has a fantastic soundtrack, and so much neon you're wondering when the disco is going to start. Pretty solid, would definitely watch it again! Also, bonus points for the hinted romance between the main male and female, but not actually having anything happen beyond a few sweet moments!
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transgender nerd under canada
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It was the new version
You mean sequel?
I've never seen the original,
Dear Nutmeg: This is a problem. Fix it. Love, tnuk.
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~FazeShift~
Moderator
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Tucker & Dale vs. EvilExcellent horror comedy spoof about two decent hillbillies (Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk) who go up to their newly bought cabin for some fishing and relaxation when a bunch of college kids camping nearby mistake them for homicidal maniacs and things escalate when the kids start dying in hilariously gorey accidents. Katrina Bowden (this years Esquire Magazine's Sexiest Woman Alive ) also stars. B+
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