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25/06/2009, 3:05 PM
bellavistaman

Looking for Eric, 4 out of 5, 3.5 it cantona wasnt in it.ha. Very enjoyable film i must say surprised me how it went.
25/06/2009, 3:48 PM
DeLorean

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Originally Posted by endabob1

Rented "into the wild" last night, it's a couple of years old but if you haven't seen it it's worth getting out, bsaed on the true story of a college graduate giving up everything to live in the Alaskan wilderness

Excellent film alright. Powerful enough.

Watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall again recently and it's some laugh. That Paul Rudd guy is priceless- I Love You, Man is another good one.
29/06/2009, 9:26 AM
pete

The Hangover. Funniest film seen in long time. Not the most original & some obvious gags but that doesn't matter. Lots laugh out loud moments. Mick Tyson cameo a little weird.

SPOILER: While it might have had the subtlety of a man kicked in the balls the kid with the stun gun had me crying with laughter

Definitely funniest credits ever!
01/07/2009, 7:58 PM
jebus

Watched an hour of Transformers 2, utter garbage thats even worse than the first one. Michael Bay needs to be executed pretty soon.

Two movies I caught whilst on holiday that should be out here in the next few months are The Brothers Bloom and Food Inc.

Brothers Bloom stars Adrian Brody, Rachel Weisz and Mark Ruffalo and is very enjoyable, if a little long. Well worth checking out though.

Food Inc. is a documentary on where our food comes from, not just the usual look at battery farms either, this shows some startling facts on who controls the wheat and soya industry, how this came about and how devestating it has been for the American farming community. Suffice to say you realise that to have a clear conscience when eating you need to exclusively eat the dirt from your back yard
01/07/2009, 11:03 PM
pete

The Departed.

Still trying to figure out how that got an Oscar. Really shows how much those awards have been devalued. Scripted lifted 90% from Internal Affairs & hopeless Hollywood ending. To think Scorsese said he didn't lift from original script.
02/07/2009, 12:44 AM
Closed Account 2

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Originally Posted by eamo1

The gf gave me Into the Wild on dvd,excellent film.If you go into youtube and type in "magic bus alaska" you will find a good bit of footage from ppl who have visited there.And to think if he had just kept walking down the river there was a safe place to cross where he could have gotten better food(no,there wasnt a supermacs/starbucks:D) and so wouldnt have had to eat those berries.
Im going to see Transformers 2 now in awhile,will let ye know what its like.

Very true, great film, hard to believe it's based on a true story.

FYI - For those interested with a PS3, the North American Bluray for this will work on UK PS3s - it's a great film and the scenary shots are fantastic.
02/07/2009, 3:47 PM
John83

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Originally Posted by jebus

Brothers Bloom stars Adrian Brody, Rachel Weisz and Mark Ruffalo and is very enjoyable, if a little long. Well worth checking out though.

It's the second film by the guy who made the very clever indie high school noir Brick. I don't think it's out here yet, but it looks worth a look if and when it arrives.
02/07/2009, 4:18 PM
Dodge

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Originally Posted by pete

The Departed.

Still trying to figure out how that got an Oscar. Really shows how much those awards have been devalued. Scripted lifted 90% from Internal Affairs & hopeless Hollywood ending. To think Scorsese said he didn't lift from original script.

Is there a way I can ignore pete's posts in this thread :p
03/07/2009, 5:18 PM
Neish

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Originally Posted by Dodge

Is there a way I can ignore pete's posts in this thread :p

Everything he said there is spot on
05/07/2009, 10:07 PM
ken foree

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Originally Posted by Neish

Everything he said there is spot on

except for the "t" in "Internal" Neish ;)
06/07/2009, 11:17 AM
Roadend

Not seen inernal affairs, is it any good?
06/07/2009, 5:41 PM
ken foree

hmm dunno that one either, sounds like something you might find on tube8?? they did film the end of the departed in the alley next to my job here, hordes of people would stand daily in a car park waiting for a glimpse of jack or leo or marty... it was about 95 american degrees out too. morons!
06/07/2009, 6:02 PM
John83

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Originally Posted by Roadend

Not seen inernal affairs, is it any good?

At this stage, I'm unsure whether you mean Infernal Affairs or are riffing on ken foree's post.

Anyway, Infernal Affairs is worth a look. I hear a shot for shot remake that was somehow almost an hour longer won an Oscar.
06/07/2009, 6:09 PM
ken foree

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Originally Posted by John83

At this stage, I'm unsure whether you mean Infernal Affairs or are riffing on ken foree's post.

give him some credit john, clearly the latter! :D
06/07/2009, 9:13 PM
shakermaker1982

I tried to watch Benjamin Button the other night and had to give up before the two hour mark. Painful. Slow. How did Fincher go from the Zodiac to Button?
06/07/2009, 9:39 PM
SkStu

Defiance - decent. 3.5/5

Powder Blue - not sure what i think of it actually but Jessica Biel gets them out. Twice. 5/5
06/07/2009, 11:50 PM
Neish

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Originally Posted by shakermaker1982

I tried to watch Benjamin Button the other night and had to give up before the two hour mark. Painful. Slow. How did Fincher go from the Zodiac to Button?

Agree there it could of done with a good 45 min - 1 hour cut off it
06/07/2009, 11:52 PM
Dunny

Tenacious D In The Pick Of Destiny.

Hilarious show.
07/07/2009, 12:40 AM
Closed Account 2

Breach is a very good film, was released in 2007... based on the true story of Robert Hansen.
07/07/2009, 9:24 AM
tetsujin1979

Saw Enchanted the other night, possibly the sheer exhaustion talking, but I didn't hate it

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