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khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 10 Sep 2007, 7:52pmSubject: cinemania
im off to see die hard 4 this friday, heard good reports... only bad reports are for people who didnt expect die hard to be a far fetched action block buster... duh, its die hard!!

looking forward to catching all of these...

the dark night

i really enjoyed the last batman movie, much darker and more real than the previous outings. im a bit unsure about heath ledger playing the joker, obviously jack nicholson left some big boots for him to fill... should be interesting to see how ledger plays the role.

ironman

this looks pretty cool... good to see robert downey jr as a hero  :laugh: i'll check this out solely for the fact that ghostface killah named himself tony starks and dropped an album called ironman. if ghost isnt on the soundtrack, someone's head should roll...  :smash:

superbad

this looks funny as... mclovin!! anyone seen it yet?
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Posted: 10 Sep 2007, 9:32pmSubject: Re: cinemania
*waits for weez's review*
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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 6:18amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Resident Evil 3 - Extinction (http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/residentevilextinction/site/main.php?video=trailer)

bring that shit on!
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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 12:06pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i found a dvd full of cinematic goodness this morn...started wtaching the illusionist! looks awesome. wish i saw it at the cinema. just a different style and pace too, the cinematography is also awesome. hmm, which one of the magician movies stars christian bale also? ooh love that man!

the dvd also has TMNT, Zodiac (saw it, overly long, still awesome tho!), The Last King of Scotland (James McAvoy :inlove: and Forest Whittaker (stellar!)) and a few others. hopefully will watch em this sat when i veg pre-race,.. hehe...
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Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 12:08pmSubject: Re: cinemania
thats the one :D

oh, matty also bought a pile of dvds, including ninja scroll, ninja resurrection, hackers and tank girl. awesome :D:D
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khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 12:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
jackass 2.5 is coming out, straight to dvd in time for xmas.

the new indiana jones movie has been given a title: indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull
WeezPosts: 1,958
Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 12:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
im off to see die hard 4 this friday, heard good reports... only bad reports are for people who didnt expect die hard to be a far fetched action block buster... duh, its die hard!!




okay then we will wait for your review.........worst movie ever.
Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 1:08pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
thats the one :D

oh, matty also bought a pile of dvds, including ninja scroll, ninja resurrection, hackers and tank girl. awesome :D:D
Posted: 11 Sep 2007, 1:35pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
im off to see die hard 4 this friday, heard good reports... only bad reports are for people who didnt expect die hard to be a far fetched action block buster... duh, its die hard!!




okay then we will wait for your review.........worst movie ever.
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Posted: 12 Sep 2007, 8:49pmSubject: Re: cinemania
oh, matty also bought a pile of dvds, including ninja scroll

I love that movie, a definitive anime classic for sure.
If you liked NS, you'll love Wicked City. If you haven't seen WC, then do so asap.
The same director did those movies, as well as Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. (Also a good movie)
Vampire D is really hard to get dubbed in Japanese, if someone has a copy please share the love.
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Posted: 12 Sep 2007, 9:10pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I love that movie, a definitive anime classic for sure.
If you liked NS, you'll love Wicked City. If you haven't seen WC, then do so asap.
The same director did those movies, as well as Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. (Also a good movie)
Vampire D is really hard to get dubbed in Japanese, if someone has a copy please share the love.

was that comment directed at me? drifty, dont u know i have been watching anime since i was 11? i think i am offended!

:P

my friend beau prob has a copu of vampire hunter d in subs ;)

OH edit for the masses - apparently a japanese audio/english subs version doesnt exist! except a really poor quality jap sub. sorry buddy!
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Posted: 12 Sep 2007, 9:49pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
oh, matty also bought a pile of dvds, including ninja scroll

I love that movie, a definitive anime classic for sure.
If you liked NS, you'll love Wicked City. If you haven't seen WC, then do so asap.
The same director did those movies, as well as Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. (Also a good movie)
Vampire D is really hard to get dubbed in Japanese, if someone has a copy please share the love.
Posted: 12 Sep 2007, 10:10pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
I love that movie, a definitive anime classic for sure.
If you liked NS, you'll love Wicked City. If you haven't seen WC, then do so asap.
The same director did those movies, as well as Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. (Also a good movie)
Vampire D is really hard to get dubbed in Japanese, if someone has a copy please share the love.

was that comment directed at me? drifty, dont u know i have been watching anime since i was 11? i think i am offended!

:P

my friend beau prob has a copu of vampire hunter d in subs ;)

OH edit for the masses - apparently a japanese audio/english subs version doesnt exist! except a really poor quality jap sub. sorry buddy!
Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 4:37amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Resident Evil 3 - Extinction (http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/residentevilextinction/site/main.php?video=trailer)

bring that shit on!

*ahem* heeeloooooooooooooooooo??? RESIDENT MOTHER FUCKING EVIL 3!!!!  the goriest one yet you chumps!!! someone say something!
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 7:15amSubject: Re: cinemania
*ahem* heeeloooooooooooooooooo? RESIDENT MOTHER FUCKING EVIL 3!!!!  the goriest one yet you chumps!!! someone say something!

Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.
khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 8:15amSubject: Re: cinemania
looks like there might be a beverly hills cop 4 in the pipeline...

http://www.themovieblog.com/archives/2006/05/beverly_hills_cop_4.html

http://www.themovieblog.com/archives/2007/03/beverly_hills_cop4_4_with_no_judge_reinhold.html

no judge reinhold :lol: and eddie murphy has been busy doing kids movies... :peculiar: must need some extra cash to pay for his baby with scary spice :E

edward furlong may be returning for terminator 4: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0438488/
Posted: 13 Sep 2007, 8:15amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
*ahem* heeeloooooooooooooooooo??? RESIDENT MOTHER FUCKING EVIL 3!!!!  the goriest one yet you chumps!!! someone say something!

Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.
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Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 3:12pmSubject: Re: cinemania
if u are wandering round the city and feel like something to do, teh Merc Cinema is showing FROM DUSK TIL DAWN tonite! $7 entry, bargain! And the beer/wine (which u can take into the cinema, :boh:) is pretty darn cheap too!

Would be going myself, but I have a date with Deckard  :biggrin:
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Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 3:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched Invasion last night with Kidman in it... NOT BAAD!!!
But the ending could of been a bit more interesting.

7.5/10
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Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 5:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.

eww yeh I love T Virus Zombies!

I have the 2nd at home

Anything with Zombies in it is a winner for me  :w00t:
khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 5:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0462322/faq

Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof will be released in Australia in November 8th. Although there is no date when Planet Terror is going to be released, it will possibly be released early 2008.

Here is the release schedule for the film and basic details on DVD in America, other countries may vary:

GRINDHOUSE Presents DEATH PROOF: September 18th, 2007.
GRINDHOUSE Presents PLANET TERROR: October 16th, 2007.


FAQ's are pretty interesting, they say that there is one character who links these movies with From Dusk Til Dawn and Kill Bill!
Erika
Posted: 14 Sep 2007, 6:19pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.

eww yeh I love T Virus Zombies!

I have the 2nd at home

Anything with Zombies in it is a winner for me  :w00t:
SkiNNyPosts: 1,213
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 2:11amSubject: Re: cinemania
i've said it before.. SUPERBAD!!!!!! absolutely gold. :rofl:
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 3:11amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
i've said it before.. SUPERBAD!!!!!! absolutely gold. :rofl:
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Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 7:59amSubject: Re: cinemania
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0462322/faq

Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof will be released in Australia in November 8th. Although there is no date when Planet Terror is going to be released, it will possibly be released early 2008.

Here is the release schedule for the film and basic details on DVD in America, other countries may vary:

GRINDHOUSE Presents DEATH PROOF: September 18th, 2007.
GRINDHOUSE Presents PLANET TERROR: October 16th, 2007.


FAQ's are pretty interesting, they say that there is one character who links these movies with From Dusk Til Dawn and Kill Bill!

awesome, wasnt sure if i missed it!!!
Munkee Snaps

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khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 8:00amSubject: Re: cinemania
death proof is already out there if you look hard enough ;)
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 8:59amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0462322/faq

Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof will be released in Australia in November 8th. Although there is no date when Planet Terror is going to be released, it will possibly be released early 2008.

Here is the release schedule for the film and basic details on DVD in America, other countries may vary:

GRINDHOUSE Presents DEATH PROOF: September 18th, 2007.
GRINDHOUSE Presents PLANET TERROR: October 16th, 2007.


FAQ's are pretty interesting, they say that there is one character who links these movies with From Dusk Til Dawn and Kill Bill!

awesome, wasnt sure if i missed it!!!
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 9:00amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
death proof is already out there if you look hard enough ;)
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Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 12:11pmSubject: Re: cinemania
pffftttttt i aint no downloader. thats what my friend beau is for :E

nah i would rather see these ones on the big screen! lets hop the merc cinema picks up the release sometime and shows both of the films together, like they are meant to be!

cant believe they split the films up, cant cinemas get the idea of a double feature!!! or is it just us cinemaphiles/?
Munkee Snaps

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Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 1:11pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
pffftttttt i aint no downloader. thats what my friend beau is for :E

nah i would rather see these ones on the big screen! lets hop the merc cinema picks up the release sometime and shows both of the films together, like they are meant to be!

cant believe they split the films up, cant cinemas get the idea of a double feature!!!??? or is it just us cinemaphiles/?
khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 3:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
cant believe they split the films up, cant cinemas get the idea of a double feature!!! or is it just us cinemaphiles/?

cinemas can deal with the idea, apparently the general public struggles... it flopped financially in the states, causing the distributors to shit their pants and try and make their money back by releasing the two films seperately.




im keen as to see superbad... :teefslay:
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 3:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Griff and I are going to see the Bourne Ultimatum on Tuesday  8)
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 4:17pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
cant believe they split the films up, cant cinemas get the idea of a double feature!!!??? or is it just us cinemaphiles/?

cinemas can deal with the idea, apparently the general public struggles... it flopped financially in the states, causing the distributors to shit their pants and try and make their money back by releasing the two films seperately.




im keen as to see superbad... :teefslay:
Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 4:56pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Griff and I are going to see the Bourne Ultimatum on Tuesday  8)
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Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 5:42pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Griff and I are going to see the Bourne Ultimatum on Tuesday  8)

Watched it this morning and its fucking ace!!!!

Love the whole Bourne trilogy.
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Posted: 16 Sep 2007, 6:27pmSubject: Re: cinemania
This site offers a nice run down of Cult Films
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Posted: 16 Sep 2007, 7:27pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
This site offers a nice run down of  Cult Films (http://filmsite.org/cultfilms3.html)
miss.ribbonPosts: 1,919
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 4:30amSubject: Re: cinemania
Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.

yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW
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Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 5:30amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Uhh... Yay?  :nahnah:

:lol:

Is there a preview or something? I didn't particularly like the first one and didn't bother with the second one.

yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW
EzPosts: 4,532
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 9:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW

urrgghhhhh ZOMBIES FUK YEH :w00t:
Erika
Posted: 17 Sep 2007, 10:01amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW

urrgghhhhh ZOMBIES FUK YEH :w00t:
FunkyJPosts: 4,503
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 8:48pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just saw the doco on Joe Strummer of the Clash.

Awesome doco, awesome dude  :fire:

Really liked how they used interviews with Joe to tell the story of his life, cut with interviews with his friends.

The only criticism I have is that there was no names for any of those interviewed.
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 9:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW

:lol:

It looks a bit EPIC. However, just from that trailer, I liked the look of the zombies better in Dawn of the Dead. Still, anyone who knows me, knows that I'm always down for a zombie flick!  :thumbsup:
KeyserPosts: 3,447
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 9:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Zombie flicks are the bomb ish. I've seen a lot in my day, but these rate a special mention...
Romero's trilogy of course
Braindead
Undead
Return of the Living Dead
Zombie Flesh Eaters/Zombie Holocaust
Braaiiiiinssss.....
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 9:48pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Just saw the doco on Joe Strummer of the Clash.

Awesome doco, awesome dude  :fire:

Really liked how they used interviews with Joe to tell the story of his life, cut with interviews with his friends.

The only criticism I have is that there was no names for any of those interviewed.
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:04pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Zombie flicks are the bomb ish. I've seen a lot in my day, but these rate a special mention...
Romero's trilogy of course
Braindead
Undead
Return of the Living Dead
Zombie Flesh Eaters/Zombie Holocaust
Braaiiiiinssss.....

Braindead is bloody hilarious.

Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

28 Days Later is a ZOMBIE flick and it's also awesome. I still haven't seen 28 Weeks Later though  :sad:

Most of the old zombie movies go WAY too slow for my liking. I definitely like the new ones where the zombies run & move crazy fast... and also make awesome, scary gnashing, hissing, screaming noises :lol:
KeyserPosts: 3,447
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania

Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

28 Days Later is a ZOMBIE flick and it's also awesome. I still haven't seen 28 Weeks Later though  :sad:


Agreed on Land of the Dead. I hate it when they learn. Takes all the fun out of it imo.
Also, well done on the 28 (insert time measurement here) Later mention. Forgot bout those two, but they are good indeed.
Also left out Shaun of the Dead. Doubtless many other great zombie movies I've forgotten at this time!
If your interested in zombie reading material, I highly recommend The Walking Dead graphic novel series by Robert Kirkman and also The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. Great stuff. Marvel also did a short 'Marvel Zombies' series as well that's worth checking out.
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Agreed on Land of the Dead. I hate it when they learn. Takes all the fun out of it imo.
Also, well done on the 28 (insert time measurement here) Later mention. Forgot bout those two, but they are good indeed.
Also left out Shaun of the Dead. Doubtless many other great zombie movies I've forgotten at this time!
If your interested in zombie reading material, I highly recommend The Walking Dead graphic novel series by Robert Kirkman and also The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. Great stuff. Marvel also did a short 'Marvel Zombies' series as well that's worth checking out.

Oooh yes, love Shaun of the Dead  :thumbsup:

Way ahead of you, I bought The Zombie Survival Guide last year. It's my most treasured book. I've read it several times!  :mrgreen:

Keen to check out those other books though  8)
GlockPosts: 9,850
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

The learning bit was following on from Day of the Dead how that scientist taught 'Bob' to do stuff...I think that's what Romero was trying to do with his saga...show the evolution of the zombies (and society in general) progressively over the films.

Having said that I was really disappointed with Land of the Dead...not a patch on the first three (especially Dawn of the Dead)..
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:23pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
yeh you gumbus its in my original post about the film - there an r rarted preview on there, you just have to put in your date of birth and make up a US postcode (I used 90210 he he) to view it. Its super hot zombie gore, the second one was a bit gash but this one looks so gory....zombie fucking CROWS that swoop peeps to attack em and loads of zombie brain splatter!

ZOMBIES FTW

:lol:

It looks a bit EPIC. However, just from that trailer, I liked the look of the zombies better in Dawn of the Dead. Still, anyone who knows me, knows that I'm always down for a zombie flick!  :thumbsup:
KeyserPosts: 3,447
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Wonder what his newie 'Diary of the Dead' will be like? Not a fan of the premise (Blair Witch Zombies basically), but I'll never be a hater when it comes to zombie flicks made by Romero. I saw Land of the Dead (Asia Argento! Hot!) and whilst it wasn't as good as the trilogy preceding it, it was still a very decent zombie movie. You wanna see some zombie shit? Check out some of the trash that has been made using Romero's masterpieces, through some legal loophole, as their basis. Day of the Dead 2: Contagium or Night of the Living Dead 3D are just two that come to mind!
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 10:47pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The learning bit was following on from Day of the Dead how that scientist taught 'Bob' to do stuff...I think that's what Romero was trying to do with his saga...show the evolution of the zombies (and society in general) progressively over the films.

Having said that I was really disappointed with Land of the Dead...not a patch on the first three (especially Dawn of the Dead)..

Oh ok... I get it... but I just don't agree with zombies learning  :nahnah:

I was very skeptical of Land of the Dead when it was released and didn't see it for a long time because I thought it would be complete POO... but I thought it was good, for what it was. I'm not sure much can compete with Dawn of the Dead though!

Wonder what his newie 'Diary of the Dead' will be like? Not a fan of the premise (Blair Witch Zombies basically), but I'll never be a hater when it comes to zombie flicks made by Romero. I saw Land of the Dead (Asia Argento! Hot!) and whilst it wasn't as good as the trilogy preceding it, it was still a very decent zombie movie. You wanna see some zombie shit? Check out some of the trash that has been made using Romero's masterpieces, through some legal loophole, as their basis. Day of the Dead 2: Contagium or Night of the Living Dead 3D are just two that come to mind!

Oooer! I will definitely be seeing that when it's released here. I was a fan of the Blair Witch movie, even though so many people *hated* it. Lots of reviews on IMDB... some say it's fantastic, others say it's shit... regardless, I *will* see this movie :lol:
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 11:04pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Zombie flicks are the bomb ish. I've seen a lot in my day, but these rate a special mention...
Romero's trilogy of course
Braindead
Undead
Return of the Living Dead
Zombie Flesh Eaters/Zombie Holocaust
Braaiiiiinssss.....

Braindead is bloody hilarious.

Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

28 Days Later is a ZOMBIE flick and it's also awesome. I still haven't seen 28 Weeks Later though  :sad:

Most of the old zombie movies go WAY too slow for my liking. I definitely like the new ones where the zombies run & move crazy fast... and also make awesome, scary gnashing, hissing, screaming noises :lol:
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 11:14pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania

Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

28 Days Later is a ZOMBIE flick and it's also awesome. I still haven't seen 28 Weeks Later though  :sad:


Agreed on Land of the Dead. I hate it when they learn. Takes all the fun out of it imo.
Also, well done on the 28 (insert time measurement here) Later mention. Forgot bout those two, but they are good indeed.
Also left out Shaun of the Dead. Doubtless many other great zombie movies I've forgotten at this time!
If your interested in zombie reading material, I highly recommend The Walking Dead graphic novel series by Robert Kirkman and also The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. Great stuff. Marvel also did a short 'Marvel Zombies' series as well that's worth checking out.
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 11:17pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Agreed on Land of the Dead. I hate it when they learn. Takes all the fun out of it imo.
Also, well done on the 28 (insert time measurement here) Later mention. Forgot bout those two, but they are good indeed.
Also left out Shaun of the Dead. Doubtless many other great zombie movies I've forgotten at this time!
If your interested in zombie reading material, I highly recommend The Walking Dead graphic novel series by Robert Kirkman and also The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. Great stuff. Marvel also did a short 'Marvel Zombies' series as well that's worth checking out.

Oooh yes, love Shaun of the Dead  :thumbsup:

Way ahead of you, I bought The Zombie Survival Guide last year. It's my most treasured book. I've read it several times!  :mrgreen:

Keen to check out those other books though  8)
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 11:21pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Dawn of the Dead is possibly my most favourite zombie movie of ALL TIME. I was impressed with Land of the Dead, but thought it was a bit lame that the zombies started learning stuff... they are *braindead*, they can't learn!

The learning bit was following on from Day of the Dead how that scientist taught 'Bob' to do stuff...I think that's what Romero was trying to do with his saga...show the evolution of the zombies (and society in general) progressively over the films.

Having said that I was really disappointed with Land of the Dead...not a patch on the first three (especially Dawn of the Dead)..
Posted: 19 Sep 2007, 11:47pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
The learning bit was following on from Day of the Dead how that scientist taught 'Bob' to do stuff...I think that's what Romero was trying to do with his saga...show the evolution of the zombies (and society in general) progressively over the films.

Having said that I was really disappointed with Land of the Dead...not a patch on the first three (especially Dawn of the Dead)..

Oh ok... I get it... but I just don't agree with zombies learning  :nahnah:

I was very skeptical of Land of the Dead when it was released and didn't see it for a long time because I thought it would be complete POO... but I thought it was good, for what it was. I'm not sure much can compete with Dawn of the Dead though!

Wonder what his newie 'Diary of the Dead' will be like? Not a fan of the premise (Blair Witch Zombies basically), but I'll never be a hater when it comes to zombie flicks made by Romero. I saw Land of the Dead (Asia Argento! Hot!) and whilst it wasn't as good as the trilogy preceding it, it was still a very decent zombie movie. You wanna see some zombie shit? Check out some of the trash that has been made using Romero's masterpieces, through some legal loophole, as their basis. Day of the Dead 2: Contagium or Night of the Living Dead 3D are just two that come to mind!

Oooer! I will definitely be seeing that when it's released here. I was a fan of the Blair Witch movie, even though so many people *hated* it. Lots of reviews on IMDB... some say it's fantastic, others say it's shit... regardless, I *will* see this movie :lol:
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Posted: 20 Sep 2007, 12:34amSubject: Re: cinemania

Oooer! I will definitely be seeing that when it's released here. I was a fan of the Blair Witch movie, even though so many people *hated* it. Lots of reviews on IMDB... some say it's fantastic, others say it's shit... regardless, I *will* see this movie :lol:

Yeah, I thought Blair Witch was good too. I remember getting told about it at highschool. "Hey man, did you hear about that movie where they found these cameras in a house in the woods?!? It's real man!" Sequel sucked dogs balls though.
Posted: 20 Sep 2007, 1:34amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania

Oooer! I will definitely be seeing that when it's released here. I was a fan of the Blair Witch movie, even though so many people *hated* it. Lots of reviews on IMDB... some say it's fantastic, others say it's shit... regardless, I *will* see this movie :lol:

Yeah, I thought Blair Witch was good too. I remember getting told about it at highschool. "Hey man, did you hear about that movie where they found these cameras in a house in the woods?!? It's real man!" Sequel sucked dogs balls though.
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Posted: 20 Sep 2007, 6:08amSubject: Re: cinemania
i caught the sequel on late night tv

it was so horrible that i couldnt turn it off

:lol:
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 20 Sep 2007, 10:43amSubject: Re: cinemania
Ugh, the sequel was bad, bad, bad.
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Posted: 28 Sep 2007, 1:49pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Plane Dead: Flight of the Living Dead
This movie was fucking hilarious. Zombies, on a plane. The plot was way too indepth and there was far too much dialogue for the film... but it was really funny. My patience did start wearing thin towards the end though, when it just became insanely ridiculous and I just wanted the movie to be over already.

Turistas
I was on the edge of my seat for this entire movie. It's basically about a group of white tourists in South America and they end up having the holiday from hell... kind of along the same lines as Hostel. I enjoyed this one, but would have preferred more hacking.

Sunshine
About a crew of scientists, sent to detonate a bomb in the sun to reignite it. It's very similar to Event Horizon. I really liked it, it was super intense and had some great creepy parts.

Night At The Museum
A movie about a deadbeat dad who needs to get a job and ends up working as the night watchman at the natural history museum - hilarity ensues. I love Ben Stiller and I was keen to see this when it was released at the cinema. I thought it was good and funny.... but I hate the kids in movies, they annoy the pants off me.
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Posted: 28 Sep 2007, 2:52pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Plane Dead: Flight of the Living Dead
This movie was fucking hilarious. Zombies, on a plane. The plot was way too indepth and there was far too much dialogue for the film... but it was really funny. My patience did start wearing thin towards the end though, when it just became insanely ridiculous and I just wanted the movie to be over already.

Turistas
I was on the edge of my seat for this entire movie. It's basically about a group of white tourists in South America and they end up having the holiday from hell... kind of along the same lines as Hostel. I enjoyed this one, but would have preferred more hacking.

Sunshine
About a crew of scientists, sent to detonate a bomb in the sun to reignite it. It's very similar to Event Horizon. I really liked it, it was super intense and had some great creepy parts.

Night At The Museum
A movie about a deadbeat dad who needs to get a job and ends up working as the night watchman at the natural history museum - hilarity ensues. I love Ben Stiller and I was keen to see this when it was released at the cinema. I thought it was good and funny.... but I hate the kids in movies, they annoy the pants off me.

Saw that Plane Dead at the video shop when I went in there about an hour ago. Might check it out next time if it's got your recommendation! Am interested in Turistas as well, but it was out. Sunshine is a great movie, watched that a couple of weeks ago. As for Night of the Museum, I thought that was very decent for a kids movie. Good fun. I love that Jumanji/Zathura/Night at the Museum 'things come to life' genre!
Ended up renting 'The Reaping' and 'The Notorious Bettie Page'. Hmmm.
Posted: 28 Sep 2007, 3:52pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Plane Dead: Flight of the Living Dead
This movie was fucking hilarious. Zombies, on a plane. The plot was way too indepth and there was far too much dialogue for the film... but it was really funny. My patience did start wearing thin towards the end though, when it just became insanely ridiculous and I just wanted the movie to be over already.

Turistas
I was on the edge of my seat for this entire movie. It's basically about a group of white tourists in South America and they end up having the holiday from hell... kind of along the same lines as Hostel. I enjoyed this one, but would have preferred more hacking.

Sunshine
About a crew of scientists, sent to detonate a bomb in the sun to reignite it. It's very similar to Event Horizon. I really liked it, it was super intense and had some great creepy parts.

Night At The Museum
A movie about a deadbeat dad who needs to get a job and ends up working as the night watchman at the natural history museum - hilarity ensues. I love Ben Stiller and I was keen to see this when it was released at the cinema. I thought it was good and funny.... but I hate the kids in movies, they annoy the pants off me.

Saw that Plane Dead at the video shop when I went in there about an hour ago. Might check it out next time if it's got your recommendation! Am interested in Turistas as well, but it was out. Sunshine is a great movie, watched that a couple of weeks ago. As for Night of the Museum, I thought that was very decent for a kids movie. Good fun. I love that Jumanji/Zathura/Night at the Museum 'things come to life' genre!
Ended up renting 'The Reaping' and 'The Notorious Bettie Page'. Hmmm.
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 1:52amSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw that Plane Dead at the video shop when I went in there about an hour ago. Might check it out next time if it's got your recommendation! Am interested in Turistas as well, but it was out. Sunshine is a great movie, watched that a couple of weeks ago. As for Night of the Museum, I thought that was very decent for a kids movie. Good fun. I love that Jumanji/Zathura/Night at the Museum 'things come to life' genre!
Ended up renting 'The Reaping' and 'The Notorious Bettie Page'. Hmmm.

Plane Dead is so BAD it's GOOD. It's ridiculous and stupid, but funny. Fun to watch with someone else  :thumbsup:

Little Miss Sunshine
I was expecting this to be a lot funnier than it was, but it did have a couple of moments that made me laugh out loud. Lots of great acting... I liked it.

Day of the Dead
Ugh. Slow and boring. Some awesome gory moments, but not enough to hold my interest for the whole film.
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Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 2:09amSubject: Re: cinemania

Day of the Dead
Ugh. Slow and boring. Some awesome gory moments, but not enough to hold my interest for the whole film.

Is that the George Romero one? I loved that one. Heard that the extras who ate Capt Rhodes guts got sick cos they left the offal used inthe scene out of refridgeration.
Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 2:52amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw that Plane Dead at the video shop when I went in there about an hour ago. Might check it out next time if it's got your recommendation! Am interested in Turistas as well, but it was out. Sunshine is a great movie, watched that a couple of weeks ago. As for Night of the Museum, I thought that was very decent for a kids movie. Good fun. I love that Jumanji/Zathura/Night at the Museum 'things come to life' genre!
Ended up renting 'The Reaping' and 'The Notorious Bettie Page'. Hmmm.

Plane Dead is so BAD it's GOOD. It's ridiculous and stupid, but funny. Fun to watch with someone else  :thumbsup:

Little Miss Sunshine
I was expecting this to be a lot funnier than it was, but it did have a couple of moments that made me laugh out loud. Lots of great acting... I liked it.

Day of the Dead
Ugh. Slow and boring. Some awesome gory moments, but not enough to hold my interest for the whole film.
Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 3:09amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania

Day of the Dead
Ugh. Slow and boring. Some awesome gory moments, but not enough to hold my interest for the whole film.

Is that the George Romero one? I loved that one. Heard that the extras who ate Capt Rhodes guts got sick cos they left the offal used inthe scene out of refridgeration.
LexyPosts: 6,599
Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 9:56amSubject: Re: cinemania
Is that the George Romero one? I loved that one. Heard that the extras who ate Capt Rhodes guts got sick cos they left the offal used inthe scene out of refridgeration.

Yeah, that's the one. I like it when the zombies are fast and mega scary... these ones were far too slow, like in the original Dawn of the Dead. It did have some awesome gross scenes though :lol:
Posted: 29 Sep 2007, 10:56amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Is that the George Romero one? I loved that one. Heard that the extras who ate Capt Rhodes guts got sick cos they left the offal used inthe scene out of refridgeration.

Yeah, that's the one. I like it when the zombies are fast and mega scary... these ones were far too slow, like in the original Dawn of the Dead. It did have some awesome gross scenes though :lol:
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Posted: 1 Oct 2007, 1:26pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Trasharama a go-go is on this weekend!! Clashes with our housewarming n Matty's going away drinks tho! dammit...  :cry: :P :roll: :rant:
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Posted: 2 Oct 2007, 11:19amSubject: Re: cinemania
air guitar nation rocked!!!!!!!! go see it! i love the soundtrack too. bring on the next state finals for air guitar!!!  :teefslay: :slayer: :nutkick: :bow: :banana097br7:
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Posted: 2 Oct 2007, 11:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just caught Die Hard 4.0 (or Live Free or Die Hard) and was happy with it. Not a fan of any hacker plotlines that have ever existed in cinema but what can you do? If I could just press a button to fill my bank account with illegal funds! Hmmmm. Anyone know how to do this? But yeah, the setpieces were decent enough. Definitely not enough blood for a Die Hard flick though.
Am looking forward to seeing what Indy IV will be like!
Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 2:18amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/30daysofnight/site/main.html (http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/30daysofnight/site/main.html)

Stumbled across this by accident!

Hot scary vampire action! I'm giving myself the total wiggins watching this right now :lol:

Edit: HOLY FUCK THAT SCARED THE CRAP OUTTA ME!  :aargh: :whut:
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 8:54amSubject: Re: cinemania
OMG scary vampires are the coolest! Not much of a zombie fan, tho I love the original zombie films, 28 days later scared the crap out of me too!

Silent Hill was a bit weird as a scary film, sure it woulda been way more scary on the big screen...
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched epic movie the other night. totally brainless attempt at humour, but i didnt really expect much more than that. if i were you, i probably wouldnt bother...
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:02amSubject: Re: cinemania
i watched flushed away the other night!

another harmless cute animated film.  fantastic for a monday night after a largeish weekend!
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:18amSubject: Re: cinemania
im downloading the original Debbie Does Dallas!!
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:25amSubject: Re: cinemania
 :lol:
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:38amSubject: Re: cinemania
im downloading the original Debbie Does Dallas!!

I hate it when movie titles give away the ending. I wanted a bit of mystery. Maybe 'Does Debbie Do Dallas?'. Then there would be some suprise.
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:39amSubject: Re: cinemania
hahah yeah fair point but i dont watch porn for the story line
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 9:48amSubject: Re: cinemania
I like a bit of cat and mouse style chasing. I don't like the girls to be too easy. I like it when they play hard to get. Aw, fuck it. Who am I kidding? It's all about the doodle vs fanny action!
Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 10:25amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
 :lol:
Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 10:38amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
im downloading the original Debbie Does Dallas!!

I hate it when movie titles give away the ending. I wanted a bit of mystery. Maybe 'Does Debbie Do Dallas?'. Then there would be some suprise.
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Posted: 3 Oct 2007, 11:48amSubject: Re: cinemania
"We're running low on skin. I suggest we harvest another lesbian."

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Posted: 4 Oct 2007, 12:53pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I saw The Jammed last night and it was the most confronting movie I have seen in recent memory.  Its about the sex slave trade in Australia and tells the story of three victims.  It is also definitely the best Australian movie I have seen in a long time.  yup
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Posted: 4 Oct 2007, 6:37pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just finished This is England... def not all it's been hyped up to be. Just didn't really go anywhere so 5/10
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Posted: 6 Oct 2007, 7:12pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Today, so far I have watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Memoirs of a Geisha :inlove:
Posted: 6 Oct 2007, 8:12pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Today, so far I have watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Memoirs of a Geisha :inlove:
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Posted: 7 Oct 2007, 12:10pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Old Boy was on SBS last week...

Fantastic movie. It's like a Korean version of Saw, but more psychological than gruesome.
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Posted: 7 Oct 2007, 5:42pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Old Boy was on SBS last week...

Fantastic movie. It's like a Korean version of Saw, but more psychological than gruesome.

BALLS! I totally forgot to watch this :cry:

Last night I watched Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Immortal.
Posted: 7 Oct 2007, 6:42pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Old Boy was on SBS last week...

Fantastic movie. It's like a Korean version of Saw, but more psychological than gruesome.

BALLS! I totally forgot to watch this :cry:

Last night I watched Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Immortal.
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Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 4:44pmSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh wonder what other movies sbs has in store for us on wednesdays?

bring on mercury's cult fridays!! dunno if i will make the Bettie Page movie on Friday, sure its good...But its not the real bettie page, I'd pay to go see some old films!!

http://www.mercurycinema.org.au/screenings/cultfridays07.html

but the dune, vampire hunter and rocky horror films are definitely booked in!!
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Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 5:44pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh wonder what other movies sbs has in store for us on wednesdays???

bring on mercury's cult fridays!! dunno if i will make the Bettie Page movie on Friday, sure its good...But its not the real bettie page, I'd pay to go see some old films!!

http://www.mercurycinema.org.au/screenings/cultfridays07.html

but the dune, vampire hunter and rocky horror films are definitely booked in!!
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Posted: 23 Oct 2007, 8:44amSubject: Re: cinemania
i watched this is england the other day, it was good but kinda depressing! feel sorry for the kid.

not really a movie but i'm watchin moog the documentary, really enjoying it. must see for anyone interested in that sort of thing
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khemPosts: 16,663
Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 7:45pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched a couple of movies over the last few days...

1408: story about a guy who visits haunted places and writes about them. in all his travels he never actually saw anything to convince him that there was anything supernatural going on. one day he gets a postcard telling him about room 1408 at this hotel in new york. he tries to get a booking and gets shut down. eventually he convinces the manager of the hotel to let him stay. the manager wasnt too keen as there have been more than 50 deaths in that room. the movie is about the writers time in room 1408. it wasnt gory or anything but definitely a bit on the twisted/scary side. if you like these sorts of movie then you should probably check it out if you havent done so already.

i now pronounce you chuck and larry: typical family friendly adam sandler comedy, not that its a bad thing. loads of funny bits that make you laugh out loud, and you get to see jessica beil in her undies!

kickin it old school: a kid has a breakdancing accident that puts him in a coma. 20 years later he awakes from the coma to find out his parents are in financial ruin due to his hopsital bills. the only way to get enough money to cover these bills is to enter a dance competition. hilarity ensues to some extent, not a brilliant movie but it was good for a few giggles.

die hard 4: probably a little bit on the long side, but i didnt mind it. great cameo from kevin smith! bruce willis is still a bad ass, even though 90% of what he did wouldnt even be possible in real life. definitely a bit far fetched, but its john mcclane... yippie kayae muthafuckers!

:E
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 8:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I quite liked 1408, but I'm a Stephen King fan and have read the short story so it wasn't a great stretch for me haha!

Just downloaded Chuck & Larry gotta check it out soon...
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Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 9:40amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched tmnt last night.

bloody good for an animation i must say. much more of an adults film than a kids also.

4 stars. (for the type of film it is)
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Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 10:45pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The Last Kiss with Zach Braff = most depressing movie ever!!

just breakup after breakup! I do not recommend it!
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Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 11:45pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
The Last Kiss with Zach Braff = most depressing movie ever!!

just breakup after breakup! I do not recommend it!
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Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 11:15amSubject: Re: cinemania
The Last Kiss with Zach Braff = most depressing movie ever!!

just breakup after breakup! I do not recommend it!

Why do all movies have to be happy or be full of action?

I love sitting down to a movie that actually gets some emotions flowing... they can also make you think about things in your own life.

I highly reccommend Life As A House for those that haven't seen it, def one of my all time fave movies.
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Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 12:15pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
The Last Kiss with Zach Braff = most depressing movie ever!!

just breakup after breakup! I do not recommend it!

Why do all movies have to be happy or be full of action???

I love sitting down to a movie that actually gets some emotions flowing... they can also make you think about things in your own life.

I highly reccommend Life As A House for those that haven't seen it, def one of my all time fave movies.
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Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 2:18pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i m with u cleasc, movies should have something in em that represent the full range of human emotions - disgust, fear, happiness, love, hope, etc!! thats why i like indy foreign films so much, hollywood mainstream can be so cliche!!

speaking of hollywood mainstream tho, bring on some hot sci fi action!!!
New Pictures of the Predalien
Half Alien. Half Predator. All wrong.
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Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 5:25pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Why do all movies have to be happy or be full of action?

I love sitting down to a movie that actually gets some emotions flowing... they can also make you think about things in your own life.

I highly reccommend Life As A House for those that haven't seen it, def one of my all time fave movies.

I also enjoy movies that make you think and have alot of emotion.
and I never said it had to be all happy but this just had zero happiness and was so negative! It didn't have a full range of human emotions.
 It just makes you not wanna be in a relationship ever and has the view that they are all doomed!
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Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 5:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
HOLY CRAP!

 :slayer: :slayer: :slayer:

checkout the trailer girl, its a massive gorefest!! apparently they are going back to using all suited aliens and predators, instead of relying on cgi for the monsters..and have got it all rainy and slimy looking, just like the old films. nothing beats real doom gloom to scare the crap outta ya! comes out on boxing day, too :slayer:

http://www.avp-r.com/
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Surreal
Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 6:25pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
Why do all movies have to be happy or be full of action???

I love sitting down to a movie that actually gets some emotions flowing... they can also make you think about things in your own life.

I highly reccommend Life As A House for those that haven't seen it, def one of my all time fave movies.

I also enjoy movies that make you think and have alot of emotion.
and I never said it had to be all happy but this just had zero happiness and was so negative! It didn't have a full range of human emotions.
 It just makes you not wanna be in a relationship ever and has the view that they are all doomed!
Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 6:32pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
speaking of hollywood mainstream tho, bring on some hot sci fi action!!!
 New Pictures of the Predalien (http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=21340)
Half Alien. Half Predator. All wrong.
(http://www.empireonline.com/images/image_index/hw800/23282.jpg)

HOLY CRAP!

 :slayer: :slayer: :slayer:
Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 6:39pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
HOLY CRAP!

 :slayer: :slayer: :slayer:

checkout the trailer girl, its a massive gorefest!! apparently they are going back to using all suited aliens and predators, instead of relying on cgi for the monsters..and have got it all rainy and slimy looking, just like the old films. nothing beats real doom gloom to scare the crap outta ya! comes out on boxing day, too :slayer:

http://www.avp-r.com/
Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 6:40pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
The Last Kiss with Zach Braff = most depressing movie ever!!

just breakup after breakup! I do not recommend it!

double post, sorry!

anyways, apparently it was billed as a comedy-drama!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Kiss
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Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 11:50amSubject: Re: cinemania
I went and saw Control last nite, fuckern AWESOME film, it is a pretty interesting take on Ian Curtis' life and the days of Joy Division. Its heartbreaking stuff too, that was one torn man, his lyrics are still brilliant and Joy Division's songs are just so original, and could hold up as new releases today I reckon.
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Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 1:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
checkout the trailer girl, its a massive gorefest!! apparently they are going back to using all suited aliens and predators, instead of relying on cgi for the monsters..and have got it all rainy and slimy looking, just like the old films. nothing beats real doom gloom to scare the crap outta ya! comes out on boxing day, too :slayer:

http://www.avp-r.com/

And again I say...

HOLY CRAP!!!!!!

:slayer: :slayer: :slayer: :slayer:

I will be going to see that!!!
dubbdPosts: 2,314
Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 5:50pmSubject: Re: cinemania
saw superbad today, if you like that sort of humor you will like this movie. some gold material
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Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 7:02pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
anyways, apparently it was billed as a comedy-drama!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Kiss

yeah exactly! Just wasnt what I was expecting :peculiar:

P.S ooh I wanna see superbad and 1408 that scary one :biggrin:
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 2:45amSubject: Re: cinemania
last night gary and i watched the GRINDHOUSE flicks: Planet Terror and Death Proof. JESUS FUCKME CHRIST!!! Anyone that knows me will tell you what a massive nerd I am for Tarantino and Rodriguez films, and seriously, both these films are FUCKING INCREDIBLE, totally everything the best from both of these guys. Tough, funny, cool, full of action, awesome gorey shit, hot bitches, awesome weaponry and soundtracks that just made me wet!

each film in their own right amazing, but together, one after the over, nothing but sheer cinematic perfection! I'm am that fucking impressed.AT LEAST 986 stars!
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 5:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
last night gary and i watched the GRINDHOUSE flicks: Planet Terror and Death Proof. JESUS FUCKME CHRIST!!! Anyone that knows me will tell you what a massive nerd I am for Tarantino and Rodriguez films, and seriously, both these films are FUCKING INCREDIBLE, totally everything the best from both of these guys. Tough, funny, cool, full of action, awesome gorey shit, hot bitches, awesome weaponry and soundtracks that just made me wet!

each film in their own right amazing, but together, one after the over, nothing but sheer cinematic perfection! I'm am that fucking impressed.AT LEAST 986 stars!

oh crap, I'm supposed to be going to the drive in to see Death Proof tonight but am happier here on the couch  :smash:
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 6:30pmSubject: Re: cinemania
oh u have to go nat!!!!
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 8:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
there is no point just seeing one of them, might as well see them both back to back, as they were meant to be seen!
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 8:28pmSubject: Re: cinemania
there is no point just seeing one of them, might as well see them both back to back, as they were meant to be seen!

but i wanna see em on the big screen!

will just have to wait n see em at the merc, hopefully will be in the next 6 months!
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Posted: 29 Oct 2007, 9:36pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i don't see why deathproof wouldn't be wicked at the cinema on it's own... i enjoyed watching them back to back, but it's not like they're related stories or anything.
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Posted: 30 Oct 2007, 5:21amSubject: Re: cinemania
i don't see why deathproof wouldn't be wicked at the cinema on it's own... i enjoyed watching them back to back, but it's not like they're related stories or anything.

so true! deat proof is classic tarantino, so worth seeing it in on its own even just for the awesome direction and cinematography
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Posted: 30 Oct 2007, 2:41pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Seeing em back to back ain't that much of a priority for me...I was just really keen to see the 'trailers' they had created for the intermission...they would have been awesome. Surely they'll chuck them on the DVD release...
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Posted: 30 Oct 2007, 2:50pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i watched this is england the other day, it was good but kinda depressing! feel sorry for the kid.

i thought that was a really really average movie. since when were skinheads all nice and such?

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Posted: 30 Oct 2007, 6:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I have a ticket for the new SAW movie ... who wants to come watch it with me ??
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 3:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched daywatch last night, which is the follow up to nightwatch. its a russian movie about two groups of people, the light and the dark aka the good and the bad... i remember the first movie was pretty cool... having watched the sequel i now regret not rewatching the original to remind myself what it was all about. the movie was dubbed which kinda sucked, but the story was interesting although a little fractured as i forgot what the first movie was about. definitely recommend checking it out, but it might be an idea to watch the movies back to back.

yup
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 8:09amSubject: Re: cinemania
Going to see Saw 4 this afternoon  hyper2
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 8:21amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched daywatch last night, which is the follow up to nightwatch. its a russian movie about two groups of people, the light and the dark aka the good and the bad... i remember the first movie was pretty cool... having watched the sequel i now regret not rewatching the original to remind myself what it was all about. the movie was dubbed which kinda sucked, but the story was interesting although a little fractured as i forgot what the first movie was about. definitely recommend checking it out, but it might be an idea to watch the movies back to back.

yup

Yeah I havent seen Nightwatch, kicking myself too cause its meant to be great! Right, gonna have to track it down icon_wink

The trailer for Daywatch was described by my friend as Blade meets Matrix with a touch of 24 Hour Party People hahaha, it was an amazing trailer thats for sure!
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 8:24amSubject: Re: cinemania
laugh its nothing like that at all, but still worthy of a watch yup
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 8:38amSubject: Re: cinemania
i know, but the trailer sure looks like it is!! teef
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 9:54amSubject: Re: cinemania
works taking us to see Death at a Funeral on Monday night.  no idea what it's about.  meant to be funny.

better be if i'm to be hanging out with work crew for 3 hours out of work!
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 10:14amSubject: Re: cinemania
works taking us to see Death at a Funeral on Monday night.  no idea what it's about.  meant to be funny.

better be if i'm to be hanging out with work crew for 3 hours out of work!

chuck a sickie  teef
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 10:15amSubject: Re: cinemania
would you like to come?  and then i'll just go without you!!   laugh teef
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Posted: 2 Nov 2007, 10:30amSubject: Re: cinemania
 inlove   teef
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Posted: 5 Nov 2007, 1:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0426501/usercomments

Jonny Now
Starring Vinnie Jones sealed the deal for me at the video shop and he didn't disappoint. Vinnie brought some of his usual hard as ice character living in a squat house hiding from a past that he isn't too proud of. Living with him are a Rasta pirate Dj above and a dealer below. Life seems to be going smoothly enough until an unexpected visit from an old 'friend'.

Quite enjoyed this one, a little slow at times but overall a good story and some excellent casting make this one a winner.

3.5/5
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Posted: 5 Nov 2007, 3:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Went to the cinema and saw Saw 4 last week. It was good, better story line than 3 plus new and super gross killing machines and techniques. I actually yelped out loud and jumped in my seat at one scene... thank god there were only four of us in the whole cinema!

This week, 30 DAYS OF NIGHT OH YEAH  hyper2 slayer
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Posted: 5 Nov 2007, 3:42pmSubject: Re: cinemania
my friend beau is dropping off a dvd full of awesomeness...Earthsea by Studio Ghibli, and NIGHTWATCH WOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: 6 Nov 2007, 9:51amSubject: Re: cinemania
works taking us to see Death at a Funeral on Monday night.  no idea what it's about.  meant to be funny.

absolutely fucking hilarious!!

any film with a midget on acid is going to be funny!!!
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Posted: 6 Nov 2007, 9:57amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched 'the magician's'  last week. was seriously one of the funniest movies i've seen in a while.

basically it's a british comedy about two magicians (who used to be best friends and partners in a show) trying to get back what they used to have before one of them accidentally decapitated his helper (wife) during one of their big shows.

has some of the best one liners in it, and all in all was excellent viewing.

british comedies have that extra bit of quality in comedies as is, but this one had a bit more quirkiness to it as well, which i really dug.

4 stars.
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Posted: 7 Nov 2007, 6:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just found a few of the fake Grindhouse trailers online. Damn they are gold, especially Eli Roth's Thanksgiving.

You can see that one online here. Wince at the trampoline scene near the end!

Word is the DVD releases at the moment don't contain the fake trailers which is bullshit! Let's hope the local release is a pimped out special edition that has them all on.

The list I have so far (links go to the trailers I have found):

Werewolf Women of The SS (Rob Zombie)
Don't
Thanksgiving (Eli Roth)
Machete
Hobo With A Shotgun

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Posted: 7 Nov 2007, 6:32pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Ooh ta for the hookups Glock!

And sera, glad the movie was funny, will have to track it down icon_biggrin
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Posted: 10 Nov 2007, 4:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Ooh a new film adaptation of a graphic novel...

Wanted film trailer

Stars James Mcavoy drool and Angelina Jolie thumbs-up

Could be a bit sameo, but sounds kinda cool..Lets see if it delivers!

I cant wait to see the Assasination of Jesse James. Looks awesome.
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Posted: 11 Nov 2007, 8:33amSubject: Re: cinemania
30 Days of Night was cool. The story line was a bit lacking but overall it was a good movie, lots of scary bits and lots of gross bits!!! YEAH!

Off to see Death Proof this week, woo!
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Posted: 11 Nov 2007, 1:15pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Off to see Death Proof this week, woo!

I watched Planet Terror yesterday. Haven't seen Death Proof yet, probably go see that this week.
So fucking good! I really hope that Rodriguez and Tarantino don't blow off the idea of making more of these types of flicks because of the perceived poor response to them commercially. They are fucking brilliant! The exact type of movie I wanna watch everytime I go to the cinema.
Although, looking back on the careers of said directors it becomes quite clear that these aren't the first Grindhouse movies they have made. All Tarantino's movies could possibly fit into the genre (broadly admittedly) and Rodriguez is even worse. With the exception of his kiddie-glicks (Spy Kids and the like) most of his films are blatantly grindhouse (El Mariachi/The Faculty/From Dusk Til Dawn(!!!))
So whilst I applaude the idea of these two guys concentrating on enriching the experience for the audience, I also think they may believe said audience to have a pretty short attention span! The only difference between their new grindhouse and old grindhouse is that this time they made it obvoius.
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Posted: 11 Nov 2007, 2:50pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I watched Planet Terror yesterday. Haven't seen Death Proof yet, probably go see that this week.
So fucking good! I really hope that Rodriguez and Tarantino don't blow off the idea of making more of these types of flicks because of the perceived poor response to them commercially. They are fucking brilliant! The exact type of movie I wanna watch everytime I go to the cinema.

Yeah I enjoyed Death Proof and thought Planet Terror was only the best movie ever - it was pure non stop action, gore and cheese on a huge budget!  Loved every minute of Planet terror.   mental
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Posted: 12 Nov 2007, 7:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
1 and 2 were great. 3 was just a bit sick and im not too sure if 4 will be any good... let us know if its worth watching?  Smiley

Yer, I did enjoy it! I think it was pretty good. Some awesome gross parts, if you're into that... and a bit of a twist at the end. The ending seemed like it was left open for a fifth movie too.
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Posted: 12 Nov 2007, 7:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw a movie that I actually enjoyed for the first time in a while, but then again it had leonardo in it, and i enjoy all his movies, even though he is the same in all of them pretty much.

BLOOD DIAMONDS - really good watch!! thumbs-up
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Posted: 12 Nov 2007, 8:04pmSubject: Re: cinemania
30 Days of Night was cool. The story line was a bit lacking but overall it was a good movie, lots of scary bits and lots of gross bits!!! YEAH!

Off to see Death Proof this week, woo!

"30 days of shite" - absolute load of bollocks.
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Posted: 12 Nov 2007, 11:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw a movie that I actually enjoyed for the first time in a while, but then again it had leonardo in it, and i enjoy all his movies, even though he is the same in all of them pretty much.

BLOOD DIAMONDS - really good watch!! thumbs-up
tis a damn fine film that one, and Djimon Honsou or whatever the fuck his name is, is a damn good actor as well....I have been trying to track down Cry Freetown for ages because of it as well, but it gets less distribution than it should, and im too lazy to look properly
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Posted: 20 Nov 2007, 1:55pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Ooh yeah next week's Cult Friday at the Merc is...

ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW WOO!

http://mercurycinema.org.au/screenings/cultfridays07.html

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Dir: Jim Sharman 1975 UK 100 min MA15+

Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn, Nell Campbell.

The film concerns the creation of a oversexed Frankenstein by the name of Rocky for the sole purpose of being a lovetoy for sexually ambiguous transvestite Dr. Frank-n-Furter (Tim Curry).

Frankie’s a little crazy, so he invites motorcycle gangs to party, murders people in public, eats food on their corpses, and begins singing and dancing funny rock musical numbers.

Witnessing this are Brad (Barry Bostwick) and Janet (Susan Surrandon), two recently-engaged youngsters living in the shadow of the 70s. This bizarre combination leads to some of the most twisted musical numbers you’ll ever hear outside of the parody songs you sing to yourself in the shower and a generally enjoyable film.

    The longest running release in film history. $139,876,417 (USA) (sub-total) in box office receipts since its release. Original budget for the movie was $1,200,000 (estimated).
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Posted: 20 Nov 2007, 2:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Nah i went and saw it on the weekend and i liked it. I like vampire and zombie movies thou

Yeah! Vampire and zombie flicks FTW!!!
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 3:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
got superbad on the dl now...really cant wait to see it and cant believe i haven't yet!
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 4:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
got superbad on the dl now...really cant wait to see it and cant believe i haven't yet!

thats coz we were meant to go!!   teef  so yeah, very surprised u haven't seen it!!   laugh
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 4:31pmSubject: Re: cinemania
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 5:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I can't wait to see these...

Halloween
1408
Alien vs Predator 2

And I'm really interested in these films too...

The Banquet
Sex and Death 101
PS I Love You
I Am Legend
American Gangster
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
The Mist
The Other Boleyn Girl
Be Kind Rewind
Prom Night
Untraceable
Lovely Bones
Ghost Town
The Wolf Man

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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 5:41pmSubject: Re: cinemania
1408! thumbs-up

Fucks with your head nicely!
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 5:41pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Woohoo!  hyper2
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Posted: 22 Nov 2007, 6:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
wahhhhhh i cant go to rocky horror next week icon_cry
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Posted: 24 Nov 2007, 11:28amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have the first Futurama movie, Bender's Big Score, on the DL right now!

Ohhhhh yeahhhh...
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Posted: 25 Nov 2007, 11:30amSubject: Re: cinemania
i saw an AWESOME doco last nite. Demon of the Derby which was shown as a fundraiser for the Adelaide Roller Derby Girls!!

It was totally awesome n rad (even if a bit b-grade) cause the heroine of teh story, Ann Cavello, was such a fucking champ! Denis Rodman and Madonna dont have anything on this lady! She skated over 7 decades, in the rollerderby. Very cool lady.

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Posted: 1 Dec 2007, 11:35amSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw 30 days of night last week. Dont waste your time watching this movie. Biggest waste of the price of a ticket ever. Not the least bit scary and doesn't really do the vampire theme any justice.
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 4:11amSubject: Re: cinemania
we watched DAYWATCH last night, all I can say about this film is I spent the whole time feeling really confused, and its not really until the last 20 mins or so that it becomes clear that YOU MUST WATCH THE FIRST FILM NIGHTWATCH BEFORE YOU SEE THIS.

on tele last nigth i watched a doccoish kinda film KARAOKE SOUL. Its such a lovely film, and if they show it on the ABC or somewhere like that back home, or you can get it on the dl, do so. So cute and such an interesting way of looking at grim midland english life.
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 7:25amSubject: Re: cinemania
we watched DAYWATCH last night, all I can say about this film is I spent the whole time feeling really confused, and its not really until the last 20 mins or so that it becomes clear that YOU MUST WATCH THE FIRST FILM NIGHTWATCH BEFORE YOU SEE THIS.

even if you have seen nightwatch before, i highly recommend watching it again before watching daywatch... i saw nightwatch when it came out and i was a bit lost when i watched daywatch because i couldnt remember everything. very cool movies yup
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 10:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
sooooo last night gary finally talked me into watching GUMMO....ooookkaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy. I've seen and participated in some pretty wrong shit in my 31 years but I think this takes the cake. Not as disturbing as others had made it out to be, but I am totally glad I was only drunk when I watched and not coming down or something. That may have been a problem.
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 10:12pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Ha ha. Larry Clark has made some crazy movies. I liked Bully and Another Day In Paradise and Ken Park. Pretty disturbing fare. Kids is pretty wrong too. Check Rosario Dawson.
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 10:13pmSubject: Re: cinemania
yeh i;ve seen kids loads of times. god i totally heart chloe sevigny
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Posted: 2 Dec 2007, 10:18pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I watched Brown Bunny on Foxtel a while back. Saw it on DVD before and I wanted to see if they were gonna leave the cock-sucking scene in there. Nope! Fuck, I hate edits of movies!
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Posted: 3 Dec 2007, 2:03amSubject: Re: cinemania
Brown Bunny is hands down the worst movie ever made, and Vincent Gallo should be forced to state a lengthy public apology for such conceited, narcissistic crap. I know he allegedly made one in Cannes, but he reneged on that one, and only angry critics were able to experience it. I don't think Roger Ebert was harsh enough in his acerbic review, or the subsequent war of words that it spawned. Even 3 hours of hardcore porn with Chloe Sevigny could not save that film from being the worst film ever made.
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Posted: 3 Dec 2007, 8:19amSubject: Re: cinemania
sooooo last night gary finally talked me into watching GUMMO....ooookkaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy. I've seen and participated in some pretty wrong shit in my 31 years but I think this takes the cake. Not as disturbing as others had made it out to be, but I am totally glad I was only drunk when I watched and not coming down or something. That may have been a problem.

Hahaha, Gummo is seriously disturbing.

I want to see Nightwatch and Daywatch!
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Posted: 3 Dec 2007, 8:30amSubject: Re: cinemania
Hahaha, Gummo is seriously disturbing.

I want to see Nightwatch and Daywatch!

yeah me too! i have nightwatch on dvd, need to checkit so i can see daywatch sometime this week!

bladerunner final cut premiered this week, rutger hauer opened the screenings in sydney and melbourne Cry
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Posted: 4 Dec 2007, 3:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Can anyone suggest some movies similar to these ones pleaseeee:
Half baked, How high, friday, Dont be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood, Gangsta rap the glockumentary, Undercover brother, the one with the black dude and the magic belt, and more but i forgot them.

Also has anyone ever seen Jacobs Ladder??? what a head fuck ehy!

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Posted: 4 Dec 2007, 5:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Can anyone suggest some movies similar to these ones pleaseeee:
Half baked, How high, friday, Dont be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood, Gangsta rap the glockumentary, Undercover brother, the one with the black dude and the magic belt, and more but i forgot them.

magic belt = pootie tang

with a list like that you really need to see fear of a black hat and cb4 if you havent done so already
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Posted: 4 Dec 2007, 6:27pmSubject: Re: cinemania
magic belt = pootie tang

with a list like that you really need to see fear of a black hat and cb4 if you havent done so already

I was thinking of something to add and everything escaped me - cb4 is possibly the best on the list!
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Posted: 9 Dec 2007, 7:42amSubject: Re: cinemania
coneheads was on the tele last night, never really picked up on how impressive the cast was!

dan akroyd
phil hartman
chris farley
david spade
eddie griffin
adam sandler
michael richards
jason alexander
drew carey
kevin nealon
jon lovitz
+ more

laugh
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Posted: 13 Dec 2007, 3:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh reviews are in...Dark Knight sounds good!

ar eview of first 7 minutes of the new batman film!

http://www.empireonline.com/empireblog/Post.asp?id=75

Though I dont know about this quote...
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The voice is a sinister combination of silk and gravel, so when he does speak it’s instantly unsettling.

Do you reckon Heath Ledger is just gonna mumble his way through another film?? confused

Also...watch the first 5 minutes of AVP2!

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=21651
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Posted: 14 Dec 2007, 10:53pmSubject: Re: cinemania
leaked dark night trailer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwT8GyLxIhk

check it before it gets taken down
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Posted: 15 Dec 2007, 6:46amSubject: Re: cinemania
after watching KEN PARK the other night i retract my previous comments about Gummo being the wrongest film ever

that is all
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Posted: 15 Dec 2007, 4:42pmSubject: Re: cinemania
leaked dark night trailer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwT8GyLxIhk

check it before it gets taken down


Ta khemmo!
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Posted: 16 Dec 2007, 8:36amSubject: Re: cinemania
well, last night we copped Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror.... yeh...okaaayyy its funny, not the least bit scarey and i feel a little less intelligent for watching it really...quite harmless though, a good way to kill an hr or so.

After that though, we watched Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny. I had been putting off watching this flick for evertimes cuz I really thought it was gonna be shit. But fuck me, with the exception of Beverely Hills Cop, that is easily the funniest fucking film I have ever seen! R&T and I were pissing ourselves lauging through the whole film. I could easily watch it again right now and still piss my pants with giggles.

We just watched The Simpsons Movie with the kids. It was alright, nothing special other than a super long ep of The Simpsons.
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Posted: 16 Dec 2007, 3:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh how cool, a film made entirely from SURVEILLANCE footage, without the people knowing they were being filmed!
http://www.alternet.org/blogs/video/70257/
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 4:56pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
After that though, we watched Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny. I had been putting off watching this flick for evertimes cuz I really thought it was gonna be shit. But fuck me, with the exception of Beverely Hills Cop, that is easily the funniest fucking film I have ever seen! R&T and I were pissing ourselves lauging through the whole film. I could easily watch it again right now and still piss my pants with giggles.

awesome movie

:slayer:
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 5:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
After that though, we watched Tenacious D: Pick of Destiny. I had been putting off watching this flick for evertimes cuz I really thought it was gonna be shit. But fuck me, with the exception of Beverely Hills Cop, that is easily the funniest fucking film I have ever seen! R&T and I were pissing ourselves lauging through the whole film. I could easily watch it again right now and still piss my pants with giggles.

awesome movie

slayer
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 6:45pmSubject: Re: cinemania
awesome movie

slayer

Saw it for the first time a few weeks back and must agree - shitloads funnier than what I was expecting.
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 6:49pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
YAYYYYYYYYYYY NEW TDK TRAILER!!!
  The Dark Knight Trailer (http://atasteforthetheatrical.com/deathtrap/default.htm)

All i can say is, Maggie Gyllenhaal OW YEAH!!!!!!!! And Joker is ok, cant heath ledger find his own joker voice instead of copying jack nicholson?? Least he isnt muttering heheheh! Mm and christian bale :drool:
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 7:49pmSubject: Re: cinemania
YAYYYYYYYYYYY NEW TDK TRAILER!!!
  The Dark Knight Trailer

All i can say is, Maggie Gyllenhaal OW YEAH!!!!!!!! And Joker is ok, cant heath ledger find his own joker voice instead of copying jack nicholson?? Least he isnt muttering heheheh! Mm and christian bale drool
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 9:17pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
watched gremlins on the weekend :teefslay:

pan's labyrinth is on tele tonight. downloaded it ages ago and never got around to watching it, so hopefully i will remember to watch it tonight... it looks amazing!
Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 9:25pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
I LOVE GREMLINS! :inlove:
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 10:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched gremlins on the weekend teefslay

pan's labyrinth is on tele tonight. downloaded it ages ago and never got around to watching it, so hopefully i will remember to watch it tonight... it looks amazing!
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 10:25pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I LOVE GREMLINS! inlove
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Posted: 17 Dec 2007, 11:51pmrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
YAYYYYYYYYYYY NEW TDK TRAILER!!!
  The Dark Knight Trailer (http://atasteforthetheatrical.com/deathtrap/default.htm)

All i can say is, Maggie Gyllenhaal OW YEAH!!!!!!!! And Joker is ok, cant heath ledger find his own joker voice instead of copying jack nicholson?? Least he isnt muttering heheheh! Mm and christian bale :drool:
I don't think he has borrowed much from Nicholson at all. They both sound gruff and manic, and both change their tone rapidly, but it is essential for the character. They are obviously going for a far darker Joker in this one, and it sounds like Ledger went through a ridiculous amount of prep. for it. Including locking himself in a hotel room for months. I think you can basically trust Nolan and/or Bale in almost anything as well. I agree on Maggie Gyllenhaal though, so glad Katie got replaced by a woman with 10 times the talent.
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Posted: c. 18 Dec 2007, 12:13amSubject: Re: cinemania
Gremlins was big

If u ever see a film called Hot Rod - dont watch it its fuckin dull.
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Posted: c. 18 Dec 2007, 12:51amSubject: Re: cinemania
YAYYYYYYYYYYY NEW TDK TRAILER!!!
  The Dark Knight Trailer

All i can say is, Maggie Gyllenhaal OW YEAH!!!!!!!! And Joker is ok, cant heath ledger find his own joker voice instead of copying jack nicholson?? Least he isnt muttering heheheh! Mm and christian bale drool
I don't think he has borrowed much from Nicholson at all. They both sound gruff and manic, and both change their tone rapidly, but it is essential for the character. They are obviously going for a far darker Joker in this one, and it sounds like Ledger went through a ridiculous amount of prep. for it. Including locking himself in a hotel room for months. I think you can basically trust Nolan and/or Bale in almost anything as well. I agree on Maggie Gyllenhaal though, so glad Katie got replaced by a woman with 10 times the talent.
Posted: 18 Dec 2007, 6:20amrecoveredSubject: Re: cinemania
watched gremlins on the weekend :teefslay:

pan's labyrinth is on tele tonight. downloaded it ages ago and never got around to watching it, so hopefully i will remember to watch it tonight... it looks amazing!

man that film kicks ass! WATCH IT
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Posted: c. 18 Dec 2007, 7:20amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched gremlins on the weekend teefslay

pan's labyrinth is on tele tonight. downloaded it ages ago and never got around to watching it, so hopefully i will remember to watch it tonight... it looks amazing!

man that film kicks ass! WATCH IT
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 12:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched Hard Candy last night. Holy shit, Ellen Page is going to be a massive star in the future. I already knew there was oscar talk for her role in Juno, but this is the first time I have seen her in a film that isn't X Men 3, which I had no reason to watch outside of being bored. She was 17 when she played this role and it would have been incredibly difficult.

Basically she plays a highly intelligent 14 year old girl who has been hanging around chat rooms recently as she has become aware of a paedophile in the area that has been hanging around them. She strikes up a conversation and makes plans to meet him at a near by cafe. They go back to his house, where she mixes a cocktail laced heavily with drugs, and when he wakes up, he is tied up, and she starts the psychological torture.

The paedophile is played by Patrick Wilson, who is an incredibly talented actor. He is actually a very charming, intelligent and complex character, who gets some good lines. Which makes the movie. It would have been boring if he was just a caricature to sling shit at. The interplay between the two is unique and interesting, and unfolds at a good pace as well.

It all basically takes place in one house after the first ten minutes, but that is all it needs. Psychological thrillers can go either way for me. Most of them are crap, but some can be as entertaining as this. Back to my original point though; Ellen Page is brilliant in this, and will become one of the seminal actors of her generation i believe.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 12:41pmSubject: Re: cinemania
crazy film hey!  really enjoyed that one!
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 1:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Hmm, I think I want to see it!
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 1:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i gots it on dvd lex, will lend it to ya!
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 2:00pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Do it Lex! Quality viewing.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 2:13pmSubject: Re: cinemania
HARD candy is the one I wanted to see, not the piece of shit CANDY that I saw with Heath Ledger and G Rush.

Onto it....

Also want to check out the latest Cohen Brothers effort. Was just mentioning them recently asking if they had fallen into a black hole.
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Pseudo CoupPosts: 965
Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 2:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Apparently it is incredible. Cohen Brothers doing a Cormac Macarthy script couldn't conceivably be anything but brilliant though.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 5:43pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Both Hard Candy and the Heath Ledger Candy are good! 
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 5:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
had to make a touch choice last night... christmas vacation or terminator

ended up watching terminator, if i stayed up late i coulda seen die hard which imo is the best christmas movie ever teef

watched demolition man the other night as well, possibly the only sylvester stallone movie i can stomach watching more than once.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 6:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched demolition man the other night as well, possibly the only sylvester stallone movie i can stomach watching more than once.

YEAH  slayer
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 6:08pmSubject: Re: cinemania
No worries. I did read somewhere that he was doing something with batman at some stage.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 6:29pmSubject: Re: cinemania
frank miller isnt a director, he writes awesome graphic novels n screen plays... or so i thought??

yeah ledger is still a good joker, but i reckon if u did an analysis of nicholson vs ledger, ledger would totally be mimicking the awesome work nicholson did as joker icon_wink its just something i resent him doing Tongue

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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 6:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i thought frank miller directed sin city. i know he did the graphic novels, but im pretty sure he was listed as the director on that one.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 6:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
frank miller isnt a director, he writes awesome graphic novels n screen plays... or so i thought??

yeah ledger is still a good joker, but i reckon if u did an analysis of nicholson vs ledger, ledger would totally be mimicking the awesome work nicholson did as joker icon_wink its just something i resent him doing Tongue

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Yeah, I know. He did the original Dark Knight Returns series in the 80's. Awesome story.

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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 7:44pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i thought frank miller directed sin city. i know he did the graphic novels, but im pretty sure he was listed as the director on that one.

Correctamundo.

Edit: Frank Miller AND Robert Rodriguez direct Sin City.

Fuck, I love that movie!! I might watch it tonight. Again. For the eleventy billionth time.
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Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 10:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania
No worries. I did read somewhere that he was doing something with batman at some stage.


Darren Aronofsky (Director of Pi and Requiem For A Dream) was in talks to adapt one of Frank Miller's Batman stories into a film about 4-5 years ago, but it fell through.
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Posted: 20 Dec 2007, 5:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I have been on a mad movie grab today. Have now got Bergman's Winter Light and Seventh Seal, Werner Herzog's Stroszek, Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, plus The Assasination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, all lined up to watch over the next 24 hours.
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Posted: 20 Dec 2007, 8:04pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched die hard last night... die hard 2 is on tonight, unforunately i cant see die hard with a vengeance anywhere on the tv guide! doh!
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Posted: 23 Dec 2007, 9:28pmSubject: Re: cinemania
hitch hiker's guide and last boy scout last night

ice age and roger rabbit today

quality viewings

laugh
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Posted: 27 Dec 2007, 10:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
for all you stoners out there, keep an eye out for this on dvd

Smiley Face

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780608/

When a young actress named Jane (Anna Faris) accidentally consumes a batch of marijuana-laced treats belonging to her wacko roommate, hilarity ensues as Jane attempts to get around town. Stoned out of her mind, she must pay her gas bill, accompany a chum to the dentist and make it to an audition before the day is done in this comedy of errors from director Gregg Araki. The supporting cast includes Marion Ross and Danny Trejo.

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Posted: 27 Dec 2007, 10:13pmSubject: Re: cinemania
alien vs predator 2: requiem...mmmmm stupid plot, awesome head explosions tho. i think that alien movies shouldnt EVER take place on earth, too much wack plot. but predator, ahh predator, u rock. so many loose ends in that film and moments that werent scripted well...oh well, i still enjoyed it mostly!!

just watched vanity fair, it was great! reese made a great becky sharpe. got jarhead, mirrormask and another film to watch before tues. mmm i like being lazy and on hols Smiley
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Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 6:53amSubject: Re: cinemania
shouts to bbc3 for rolling out a Season of Tarantino throughout Dec/Jan. I will never ever ever ever get sik of that man's films. Copped Kill Bill 1 last night, Pulp Fiction's about to start and then Sunday night Jackie Brown is on. Pretty sure they're cracking out KB2 at some stage soonish too.

boh I knew I paid my tv license fees for a reason
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Posted: 29 Dec 2007, 5:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Went out and got some DVDs at the sales.

The Rutles - written by Eric Idle, it's a mocumentary about the Rutles (Beatles). Heaps funny.
Extraordinary Delux Edition of Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Hot Fuzz
Sin City

miss.ribbonPosts: 1,528
Posted: 30 Dec 2007, 10:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
 right this moment I'm wathng Ghostbusters with the kids...reminds me of when weez and I were watching it recovery stylee when he was over last year... he he he he he 'is this a school play or something?' icon_wink
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Posted: 31 Dec 2007, 9:36amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched the chumscrubber yesterday...really weird film and i wouldn't recommend it although it was kind of interesting, i think.
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Posted: 1 Jan 2008, 1:06pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched the chumscrubber yesterday...really weird film and i wouldn't recommend it although it was kind of interesting, i think.

damn weird flick eh?!



OLD BOY - Korean movie from maybe 2004

Had it for ages and only just watched it. Didn't know what I was missing out on - freakin AWESOME!!

It's easily in my top ten of ALL TIME that's for sure!!
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Posted: 1 Jan 2008, 5:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Check out Shoot Em Up for some non stop action.   Reminded me of Planet Terror in the way the over the top action just keeps coming.
NoddyPosts: 3,522
Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 3:16pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I am Legend - what a fucking shit movie. Really liked the look of the trailor so I downloaded it and what a waste of hard drive space.

Massive 28 days later rip off but a shitload less believeable. So many problems with this film I don't know where to start. Whatever you do don't waste money going to the cinema to see it.
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 3:53pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched the chumscrubber yesterday...really weird film and i wouldn't recommend it although it was kind of interesting, i think.

Leezee, Fairy and I went and saw it at Palace ages ago, we all liked it thoroughly  (bong2).  Its a bit Donnie Darko'ish but doesnt quite meet it's standard, wierd, but cool movie i thought. 
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 3:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I am Legend - what a fucking shit movie. Really liked the look of the trailor so I downloaded it and what a waste of hard drive space.

Massive 28 days later rip off but a shitload less believeable. So many problems with this film I don't know where to start. Whatever you do don't waste money going to the cinema to see it.

 Damn

 I liked 28 days/weeks later, was hoping it was gonna be just as good big budget style.

 I love Will Smith tho so might be a goer still.
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 4:04pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just download it - do not spend money going to see it.

It tries to be this serious, last man on earth trying to save shit kind of film. I won't say where it goes as u havent seen it but it is just pure rubbish.
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 4:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Check out Shoot Em Up for some non stop action.   Reminded me of Planet Terror in the way the over the top action just keeps coming.

watched last night

not too bad but don't expect a serious movie

good to watch just for the Monica Bellucci lactation fetish business
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 5:18pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Yep I am Legend was fucking terrible.  Definitely a big budget rip off of 28 Days Later. punch
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 5:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I've already decided I am Legend is the worst movie of the Summer. Even Saw 4 was better!
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 5:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Noooooooooo. I really want to see I Am Legend.

Cry
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 6:32pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The stupid fucking trailor actually made it look decent. Cunts!
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 6:43pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Anyone seen AVP 2?
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 9:30pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just watched American Gangsta. Restored all the faith in movies that I Am Legend took away.

Seriously dope film.
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 9:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I'm keen to check out I Am Legend despite the bad reviews on here nahnah - Will judge for myself on how good/bad it is icon_wink

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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 10:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
American Gangster was seriously good.   Perhaps better than The Departed even.  I wonder how accurate to the true story it is?  highfive
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Posted: 2 Jan 2008, 10:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Definitely. American Gangsta is up there with the best films I've seen.

As big a tool as Russel Crowe is, the man knows how to pick good movies.
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 8:13pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Yep I am Legend was fucking terrible.  Definitely a big budget rip off of 28 Days Later. punch
As crap a film as I'm sure it is, 28 Days Later actually borrowed quite liberally from the I Am Legend book, so of course it is going to have striking similarities with the movie.
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 10:08pmSubject: Re: cinemania
muppets in space is on tele in about ten minutes

teefslay
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 10:51pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just watched National Treasure - Book of Secrets. Sure, its American rubbish and all that, but for somebody raised on Indiana Jones and the like I absolutely loved it.

It's hardly a classic that will find its way to my DVD collection but it was still an entertaining 2 hours so I can't complain.
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 11:28pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just went to see AVP2 and yeah it was pretty meh.  Sadly it was nothing like the chilling space horror flic I wanted the series to return to (unrealistic I know).  It was passable and about on par if not slightly better than the first although the guys I was with really hated it.   

Again the trailer looks freaking awesome which comes from some momentarily great art direction in the movie - the inside of a hospital, power station and a gun shop in a country town look and sound eerily like a space stations.  The rest is cheesy puss.  They tried to add some boobies in to the mix which wasn't ever going to work - needed more boobies.
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 11:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Cry

Mebbe I will wait for DVD for AVP2.
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Posted: 3 Jan 2008, 11:55pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I watched I Am Legend here in Bangkok on a big fuckoff Imax system and I quite liked it...and as Pseudo says, if anything 28 Days Later ripped off IAL because the book is several decades old and has already been made in to a film starring Charlton 'pry my gun from my cold dead hands' Heston called The Omega Man in the 70's (I liked this version too).

American Gangsta looks sick though, just picked it up on DVD so I'll watch it soon...
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Posted: 4 Jan 2008, 2:06amSubject: Re: cinemania
i think i waa drunkenly rambling about this flick TEETH to khem and cru the other night:

"Teeth tells the story of High school student Dawn (Jess Weixler) works hard at suppressing her budding sexuality by being the local chastity group’s most active participant. Her task is made even more difficult by her bad boy stepbrother Brad’s (John Hensley) increasingly provocative behavior at home. A stranger to her own body, innocent Dawn discovers she has a toothed vaginawhen she becomes the object of violence.  As she struggles to comprehend heranatomical uniqueness, Dawn experiences both the pitfalls and the power ofbeing a living example of the vagina dentata myth."

check the trailer link above, it actually seems alright for a horroresque flick. Good little piece of escapism no doubt


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Posted: 4 Jan 2008, 9:11pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Charlie Wilson's War.

Absolutely fantastic movie.
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NessaPosts: 1,498
Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 1:25amSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched American Gangster last night, woah! Awesome movie!! Check it out at all costs! Highly recommened! 10/10!!  yup slayer
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Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 11:57amSubject: Re: cinemania
Just watched Shoot Em Up. Didn't have hugely high hopes for it as none of the reviews I had read were particularly glowing, but I was absolutely gobsmacked by how fucking shite it was! Non-stop action can be done (Crank), but this movie... fuck me. It has one of the most atrocious scripts I have ever heard being delivered. It would have been improved 100 fold if the dialogue was removed entirely. A shame because I like Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti and Monica Belluci (in non-English speaking roles thanks). Also watched I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry and actually enjoyed that waaaay more than i thought I would. Ving Rhames gets two thumbs up for his performance!
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Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 4:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania
American Gangster was excellent. Based on the story of Harlem Harry-lord Frank Lucas. It seemed like there were some bits missing, but it was still a big big movie. Nobody could have played the part better than Denzel.

4.5/5 Recommended!
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Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 4:29pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just copped the new Empire mag. Can't wait to check out the following...

           No Country For Old Men (Coen Brothers FTW!!!)
           American Gangster
           Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Johnny Depp is crazy skilled)
           Be Kind Rewind (Michel Gondry = genius)
           Where the Wild Things Are (Spike Jonze = also genius)
           Indiana Jones IV (He's back!)

Also was suprised and had a chuckle at this bit of info in the mag...

Quote
When Fargo opened it was supposedly based on a true story. Later the Coen brothers admitted they made it all up. Takako Konishi, from Japan, clearly didn't read any of the Coen's admissions. In 2001, she froze to death in North Dakota while reputedly looking for the briefcase full of cash hidden by Steve Buscemi.
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Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 9:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i think i waa drunkenly rambling about this flick TEETH to khem and cru the other night:

"Teeth tells the story of High school student Dawn (Jess Weixler) works hard at suppressing her budding sexuality by being the local chastity group’s most active participant. Her task is made even more difficult by her bad boy stepbrother Brad’s (John Hensley) increasingly provocative behavior at home. A stranger to her own body, innocent Dawn discovers she has a toothed vaginawhen she becomes the object of violence.  As she struggles to comprehend heranatomical uniqueness, Dawn experiences both the pitfalls and the power ofbeing a living example of the vagina dentata myth."

check the trailer link above, it actually seems alright for a horroresque flick. Good little piece of escapism no doubt




I remember there was this was Italian horror/comedy flick on SBS a few times that sounds the same. They must have ripped it off or something. I've seen that one and it was classic!

Also, I've seen American Gangster now and I agree that it was top notch. Kind of Goodfellas-esque in a way but showing the criminal's life and his nemesis' life as he unravels the threads to close in on him.
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Posted: 5 Jan 2008, 9:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
you're thinking of killer condom
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 3:42amSubject: Re: cinemania
Just copped the new Empire mag. Can't wait to check out the following...

   No Country For Old Men (Coen Brothers FTW!!!)

Fucking Incredible! Beautifully shot, perfectly scripted, perfectly acted, well paced, plenty of style and substance. What more can I say. I have always been a Coen Brothers fan, but this is probably their best work. There aren't many movies I put above O Brother Where Art Thou, Fargo or The Man Who Wasn't There either.
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 4:19amSubject: Re: cinemania
Fucking Incredible! Beautifully shot, perfectly scripted, perfectly acted, well paced, plenty of style and substance. What more can I say. I have always been a Coen Brothers fan, but this is probably their best work. There aren't many movies I put above O Brother Where Art Thou, Fargo or The Man Who Wasn't There either.

For shizzle. They have made a lot of my favourite films. The only one I haven't seen is Intolerable Cruelty. Even though it has Clooney in it, I can't bring myself to watch a movie with Catherine Zeta-Jones. The Big Lebowski rates as my fav comedy and Fargo has always been in my top 10. The brothers come correct. Fuck! Millers Crossing! Barton Fink! The list goes on!!! The Hudsucker Proxy! You know, for kids!
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 4:43amSubject: Re: cinemania
police academy 1 just started

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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 7:18amSubject: Re: cinemania
kill bill vol 2 followed by jackie brown... or liar liar b2b mission impossible 1... not sure i can be bothered...
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 7:42amSubject: Re: cinemania
oooh what channel is jackie brown on? i missed it the other night!
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 9:02amSubject: Re: cinemania
bbc3 at 1140 mate

yup
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Posted: 6 Jan 2008, 10:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
this looks like it could be fun...

be kind rewind : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0799934/

A man (Jack Black) whose brain becomes magnetized unintentionally destroys every tape in his friend's video store. In order to satisfy the store's most loyal renter, an aging woman with signs of dementia, the two men set out to remake the lost films, which include Back to the Future, The Lion King, and Robocop.

apparently the a team movie is coming in 2008 - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0429493/

hmmm
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Posted: 7 Jan 2008, 9:18amSubject: Re: cinemania
Yeah, I wanna see that!
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Posted: 7 Jan 2008, 9:50amSubject: Re: cinemania
watched the chumscrubber yesterday...really weird film and i wouldn't recommend it although it was kind of interesting, i think.

me liam & tristen went and saw that and thought it was fucking hilarious!!!

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Posted: 7 Jan 2008, 9:52amSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched La Haine (Hate) with Betty and co last night. Cool film.

Also saw the first part of Grindhouse - Planet Terror. Fucking hilarious!

top fucking films!

julian you need to catch the rest of grindhouse!!  absolute gold!

i didn't mind shoot em up... i thought the carrots were pretty funny!!
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Posted: 7 Jan 2008, 11:11pmSubject: Re: cinemania
well i finally caught 'Die Hard 4 - Live Free or Die Hard' last night. Jesus suffering fuck thats some hot ridiculousness innit?? USA! USA! USA!
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Posted: 7 Jan 2008, 11:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
watched a couple of movies last night...

the reaping - hilary swank is a scientitst who has travelled around disproving so called miracles by providing scientific reasons for all of them. one day she gets a visit from someone who wants to get her to explain why their town's river run red. it all kinda plods along fairly slowly as one by one the ten plagues of the apocolypse rain down on this little backwater hick usa town. it was fairly predictabe, not really scary at all... but it did have the wrongest sex scene in it - hilary swank and this other guy are standing around a grave site talking about their dead ex-partners and children, then all of the sudden they are inside doing it... cos talking about dead family members is so hot? wtf indeed!

5/10

rescue dawn - christian bale plays a POW in a tale based on a true story. had a nice steady pace and was rather interesting considering it was based on a true story but if you do plan to watch it make sure you watch it somewhere really quiet - because the story revolves around these guys planning their escape from POW camp they spend the entire time whispering so it was really hard to hear what was being said most of the time.

7/10
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 8:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
well i finally caught 'Die Hard 4 - Live Free or Die Hard' last night. Jesus suffering fuck thats some hot ridiculousness innit?? USA! USA! USA!

I loved the F-35 action, those STOVLs get my juices flowing

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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 3:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Am going to watch No Country For Old Men at Marion tonight, 6.30 session!!! So excited, haven't read anything about the storyline so am ready to be suprised for once. Doesn't happen much these days!
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 4:43pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Am going to watch No Country For Old Men at Marion tonight, 6.30 session!!! So excited, haven't read anything about the storyline so am ready to be suprised for once. Doesn't happen much these days!

No Country For Old Men is seriously good.  As for surprises, yeah I love them and I couldn't agree more as it rarely happens anymore - the last time I was surprised was with the original Matrix.  All I knew is a friend said I had to see  it and and I went along super wacked.  Needless to say I had no fucking idea what was going on in the first half and thought it was about a blind guy being able to see for the first time in his life.   While this was happening I was also thinking it was the best movie I had ever seen too.  teef
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 5:43pmSubject: Re: cinemania
For shizzle. They have made a lot of my favourite films. The only one I haven't seen is Intolerable Cruelty. Even though it has Clooney in it, I can't bring myself to watch a movie with Catherine Zeta-Jones. The Big Lebowski rates as my fav comedy and Fargo has always been in my top 10. The brothers come correct. Fuck! Millers Crossing! Barton Fink! The list goes on!!! The Hudsucker Proxy! You know, for kids!
Probably not the biggest loss that you haven't seen Intolerable Cruelty. Although it is fairly entertaining, and Clooney and Billy Bob are very good in it, it is the worst of their movies I have seen . Although I have actively tried to avoid Ladykillers like the plague, so it is quite likely only their second worst.
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 5:57pmSubject: Re: cinemania
mate gave me a copy of I am legend so gonna watch it tonite im hyped hopefully its good
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 5:58pmSubject: Re: cinemania
mate gave me a copy of I am legend so gonna watch it tonite im hyped hopefully its good

Prepare for an epic disappointment then.
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 6:10pmSubject: Re: cinemania
really?

bugger

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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 7:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The Rob Zombie remake of Dawn of the Dead was on tele last night.Fuck it scared me it was soooooooo hot! Fucking rad! boh
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 10:58pmSubject: Re: cinemania
OMG I HAVE TO SEE THAT
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 11:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
LOL
i am fuckn legend

was like i am fuckn add at noddies on a sunday morning chargin bein forced to watch will smith tug off his dog and pick corn.
all i wanted to do was murder things at that point in time
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 11:08pmSubject: Re: cinemania
laugh
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Posted: 8 Jan 2008, 11:15pmSubject: Re: cinemania
u larf, i was pissed
lol
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Posted: 9 Jan 2008, 9:10amSubject: Re: cinemania
bahahaha fresh prince of animal farm

classic!

Yeh I watched it last night, was def boring. A wanna be 28 days later vs I Robot. I am legend really tried to copy the dramatic feel of an empty NY city. pfff too much corny corn.  That was done already in 28 days later and was far more effective then

Those creature wanna be zombie things were so computer generated looking, they were crap!

Not enuff horror
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Posted: 9 Jan 2008, 3:44pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Once again, I Am Legend could not have copied 28 Days Later. The IAL book was written in the 50's and 28 Days Later liberally borrowed from that book. This is not a defence of IAL, which is most certainly shite, just a clarification.
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Posted: 9 Jan 2008, 3:58pmSubject: Re: cinemania
all i know is even uncle phil could not get him out of this shitpile
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Posted: 9 Jan 2008, 4:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Once again, I Am Legend could not have copied 28 Days Later. The IAL book was written in the 50's and 28 Days Later liberally borrowed from that book. This is not a defence of IAL, which is most certainly shite, just a clarification.

ooh yeah got the book to read, bring it! never saw omega man either, fuck i love 70's charlton heston films so i know it's gonna rock Smiley

gonna see the new coen film on saturday, cannot wait! yay for student movie club memberships icon_biggrin
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Posted: 9 Jan 2008, 11:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Thanks to being on holidays and the UK rolling out a hardcore storm in the last day or so have had the pleasure of watching 3 very different but equally awesome flicks:

Resident Evil 3 - Extinction...as we all know I am a fan of zombie flicks and especially the Resident Evil films and this was no exception - seriously ridiculous, really gross and a hot little twist towards the end. Mila is hotter and tougher than ever and seriously does she even ever age? I give this one ummm....7/10

Wristcutters - A Love Story...I had been wanting to see this quirky little arthouse flick ever since I first read about a few months back, and it was so worth the wait. After watching loads of zombie and uber violent flicks of late it was nice to just actually relax whilst watching a really sweet, original and unique film. A film set in a strange afterlife way station that has been reserved for people who have committed suicide. Watch this shit - I give it 10/10, it met and thoroughly exceeded my expectations.

and finally, we watched Jjakpae/City of Violence this morning. Fuck man  - this film is ruuuuuude! An amazing Korean film that is easily one of the best Asian films I have ever ever seen (and I've seen LOADS!). Visually stunning, with a fantasticly violent tale of revenge and real gangster shit. It also has an icnredible soundtrack and is a teeny bit reminiscent of Kill Bill. Another 10/10, if you love Asian cinema or tough films, or visually pleasing films you MUST see this!
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Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 4:07amSubject: Re: cinemania
Transformers 2 Shunted Back...looks like another victim of the writer's strike!

'Sorry children, (and I mean children) it looks like you might have to call upon your virtues of patience if you’re eagerly counting down the months until Michael Bay’s next bout of giant robotic blather.

It seems that ‘Transformers 2’ has been pushed back from the Dreamworks announced slot of June 26 2009 until sometime in 2010 on account of those naughty writers and their inconvenient strike.

Distressing news this for the legions of sub teen robo fans. We also must take into account the fact that many ‘Transformers’ fans may have left their childhood by the time part two appears, and thus perhaps have developed a taste in a more developed and adult form of filmmaking than the computer animated multi-hour eye candy piffle of the first film.

Bad news for Mr Bay? Who knows, though the lad recently offered a bit of hype saying “The new robots are really really unique and there are a lot of them this time.”

Ooohhhh! I can’t wait. I also can’t wait to see if Bay will somehow mess with the space time continuum again and offer up some devious way of making 144 minutes seem like seven or eight paint drying hours.

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Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 4:31pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Michael Bay films need writers? Those cunts don't deserve 8 cents a DVD. They don't even deserve the current amount.
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Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 7:06pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I am going to watch Inland Empire tonight. I have heard incredibly mixed reviews, but mostly good things from the people I trust. Plus David Lynch parked himself, with a live cow, on a street corner for a day to advertise his opinion that Laura Dern deserved an oscar nod for her role. Which is enough for me to witness it.
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Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 10:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Has anyone seen Atonement?

I just watched a downloaded version and NEED to know... are there usually subtitles when there is French dialect or are they trying to be all creative and keep you guessing... or is my downloaded version a teeny bit dodgy  confused
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Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 10:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
dunno this helps

pans labrynth was selectable but default on from memory dunno if that helps
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Posted: 12 Jan 2008, 4:36amSubject: Re: cinemania
just picked up The Warriors - The Ultimate Directors Cut for £3 off play.com...woo cant wait to have that one in my hot little hands....
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Posted: 12 Jan 2008, 4:43amSubject: Re: cinemania
Went to see a preview of Juno on Wednesday night. Kinda good, but kinda meh. If you like Napolean Dynamite and stories about teenage pregnancy and adoption, this is the movie for you. It was a little date with Sal and we had a rushed dinner at Scoozi then went to the theatre across the road. A half hour into the movie I realised that I had left my records that I purchased before dinner underneath the dinner table, so I left the lady and ran back across the road to see if they were still there. Both stories ended happily ever after. Smiley
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Posted: 12 Jan 2008, 11:15pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Checked out National Treasure - Book of Secrets and Mr. Woodcock lately...the former was right up my alley like Noddy said further down, being an Indiana Jones adventure movie buff over the years, it was great. I loved the first one so it was a no brainer to check this out. Not quite as good as the first but really gripping and enjoyable nonetheless. One of the major plotlines in this film was a little out there though (hint, The incident) but these films are meant to be over the top I guess. 3.5 out 5 for mine.

I also saw Mr. Woodcock and while it was blatantly predictable it had some piss funny moments, most of the best coming via My Name Is Earl's Ethan Suplee. Pretty much every moment he was in the film was gold, I recommend it, it's by the numbers but I was laughing all the way through. I can't stand Amy Poehler though but that's a minor flaw... 3 out of 5 beans for Mr. Dubya...
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 12:03amSubject: Re: cinemania
What's wrong with Amy Poehler? Whilst she is far from matching some of the classic SNL names, she is one of the more talented to come from that stable recently.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 3:56amSubject: Re: cinemania
last night we watched a couple of flicks:

Eastern Promises - I was really looking forward to this flick as there has been a lot of press about it over here. While I really enjoyed it, it wasn't really what I was expecting. The media here had built it up as a thoroughly violent, almost gorey film, and I didn't really think it was that bad. When there is violence, it is pretty confronting, but definitely always within context. I think Viggo Mortensen plays a brilliant Russian gangster in this film, and the highlight is definitely Armin Mueller-Stahl as the super mega evil guy Semyon. Fucking good film, 8/10

also...

30 Days of Night - I know a lot of peeps here on AM weren't big fans of this flick but actually, I thought it was ok. I was actually really fucking scared through a lot of the film, and it was good to see vampires as really fucking evil creatures for once. I think the casting could have been loads better though, the whole Melissa George thing was a pretty gash decision as far as I am concerned. I understand this is from some kind of comic/graphic novel? Wouldn't mind checking it out really to see just how much the movie has ruined it icon_wink I give this one 6/10
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 10:11amSubject: Re: cinemania
I LOVE those guys!! inlove

I might just watch Hot Fuzz again today!
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 11:53amSubject: Re: cinemania
I saw No Country for Old Men last nite, and all I can say is WOW!!! Coen Bros are back in form, its a brutal yet amazing film with loads of neo-western atmosphere (tough, gritty, understated characters) with the amazing texan landscape as a backdrop. Josh Brolin is AWESOME in it (he makes cowboy look good!) and so is Javier Bardem (fuck he is a cool actor!!). Tommy Lee Jones is awesome in it too. Man I loved it. Go see it!

I can't wait for There Will Be Blood, and Charlie Wilson's War.

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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 2:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I knew you would love it Anna. Such an amzing feel to the film. The understated, yet intelligent dialogue is pure Coen brothers, even though alot of the source materail remains unchanged.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 2:49pmSubject: Re: cinemania
yeah i cant wait to read the book!

fuck i was sketchy walking home last nite tho, kept thinking some tall monkee-hairdo cuban was gonna gun me down in the street! fucking brilliant film. coen bros are back, yo!
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 2:57pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Haha, I'm never going to trust someone with an oxygen/gas tank again. Javier Bardem does such a brilliant job of the character as well. Shame 'Love In The Time Of Cholera' is supposedly crap; Although I've always believed it to be unfilmable anyways. Thankyou for reminding me of Josh Brolin's name by the way; He does a brilliant job as well.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 3:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Love in the Time of Cholera eh, need to checkit (the book is good, btw?) Javier Bardem has never made a serial killer psychopath look so awesome! I can't believe the gory violence in the film tho, its fantastic! Llewellyn's wife is played by the actress who was Ewan Mcgregor's pickup/girl in Trainspotting..Go figure!

According to Empire, Josh Brolin is kicking ass in all his recent roles. Very cool. I liked it when they compared him to Tom Skerritt who played Dallas in Alien...
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 3:51pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The book is brilliant, in its way. It is very much style over substance. Gabriel Garcia Marquez is the creator of a style commonly referred to as magic realism; Which he does better than any other. He has a depth and richness of language that is almost unparalleled, and can turn the most simple moments into insightful and rewarding experiences. That said, if you take away his unique abilities some of his story lines (especially LITTOC) read like soaps. I am of the opinion that magic realism is an unfilmable style, because eventually one must be compromised for the other. The moments of magic/fantasy in Marquez novels are placed so naturally that they just become part of the feel of the story and time. Which is almost impossible to recreate; Most people just aren't going to be able to marry the two.

Great shots of Brolin and Bardem by the way. Roger Ebert had a few interesting things to say about the almost unfathomably cold character of Anton Chigurh.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 8:31pmSubject: Re: cinemania

I can't wait..... Charlie Wilson's War.



I have 2 problems with this one, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts...otherwise I would be keen as mustard, I'm sure good ole Chris can tell you how I feel about JR
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 9:06pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I know where you are coming from, but she couldn't stop Closer from being a great film. There is hope for the movie yet.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 9:18pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Saw American Gangster today. Good flick. Smattering of violence. Good acting.

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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 9:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
The efficient critic.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 10:10pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Couldn't sleep last night so watch 'Stargate' in bed. Man I am sure after that movie Kurt Russell got a job as a lawn bowls field.
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Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 10:59pmSubject: Re: cinemania
just got back from seeing I am Legend,
I dunno what everyone else was on about, I thought it was wicked!
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 8:48amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have 2 problems with this one, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts...otherwise I would be keen as mustard, I'm sure good ole Chris can tell you how I feel about JR

Yeah i love to hate those guys too!! but it really does look awesome, tom hanks is hilarious (and reminds me of a younger william shatner) in it..

Ooh american gangster, cant wait to see it Smiley
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 8:56amSubject: Re: cinemania
just got back from seeing I am Legend,
I dunno what everyone else was on about, I thought it was wicked!

REally? We watched it last night, it started off well, but it was all over for me once the dog died  laugh Cry
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 8:58amSubject: Re: cinemania
apparently its all good until u see the cgi monsters laugh
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 9:07amSubject: Re: cinemania
just got back from seeing I am Legend,
I dunno what everyone else was on about, I thought it was wicked!

Possibly the worst movie ive seen this year teef Nah sseriously i didn't like it apart from the effects and computer generated monsters. Poor story that went nowhere imo 3/10

Saw American Gangster yesterday and thought it was great. Man Frank Lucas was one hardcore cunt. Russel Crowe was ok but Denzel owned it. Probably one of my favourite actors of all time he played the part so well and i would be surprised if this film doesn't pick up a few awards this year. 8/10
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 9:46amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have 2 problems with this one, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts...otherwise I would be keen as mustard, I'm sure good ole Chris can tell you how I feel about JR

she's a right fucking mole she is. a real scrubber whore.
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 10:15amSubject: Re: cinemania
she's a right fucking mole she is. a real scrubber whore.

i used to love Julia Roberts but my opinion has changed over the years.. She could still suck a basketball through a garden hose with that mouth though i reckon.
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 10:21amSubject: Re: cinemania
laugh

i hate her so much.
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Posted: 14 Jan 2008, 12:26pmSubject: Re: cinemania
REally? We watched it last night, it started off well, but it was all over for me once the dog died  laugh Cry

yeah poor doggy!
maybe coz i went into it with really low expectations or coz we saw it on the big screen?
or maybe just coz i love zombie movies? dunno
It wasn't the best but certainly not the worst ever!!
i liked the ending Smiley
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Posted: 15 Jan 2008, 5:13amSubject: Re: cinemania
laugh

i hate her so much.

my gift to you chris: it's been a while since I sent you any JRSLUT pics so just whipped one up for ya:

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Posted: 15 Jan 2008, 8:56amSubject: Re: cinemania
inlove

i'm going to print that off here at work and cherish it until i see you my love.

you seriously fucking rule.

julia, go die in a filthy, hooker, slut fire.
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Posted: 15 Jan 2008, 9:42amSubject: Re: cinemania
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Posted: 15 Jan 2008, 9:57amSubject: Re: cinemania

 Hell yes  laugh
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 8:19amSubject: Re: cinemania
inlove

i'm going to print that off here at work and cherish it until i see you my love.

you seriously fucking rule.

julia, go die in a filthy, hooker, slut fire.

*curtsies* anytime mate, anytime inlove
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 1:08amSubject: Re: cinemania
Has anyone seen: Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Alien, Flesh Eating, Hellbound, Zombified Living Dead Part 2: In Shocking 2-D or perhaps its sequel: Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Hellbound, Flesh-Eating Subhumanoid Zombified Living Dead, Part 3?
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 1:21amSubject: Re: cinemania
Are you drunk Khem?  hehe
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 1:22amSubject: Re: cinemania
on 'B' horror flix it seems
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 1:24amSubject: Re: cinemania
no laugh do you think i could type all of that if i was drunk? teef

they are real movies, check imdb or wiki!
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 1:27amSubject: Re: cinemania
Subhumanoid Zombified Living Dead, Part 3

sounds like it could only have a cast of limp ex portnstars and director called max bling
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 12:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I saw I Am Legend last night and it was fucking great  thumbs-up
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 4:37pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I saw I Am Legend last night and it was fucking great  thumbs-up

You obviously dont put much thought into films then.
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 6:30pmSubject: Re: cinemania
You obviously dont put much thought into films then.

Come on, surely even the most cerebral of cinephiles can enjoy a mindless popcorn flick every now and then!
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 6:59pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I love brainless films as much as the next person but I am Legend had so many blatant flaws and problems it completely ruined any chance of it being an enjoyable movie.
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 7:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
You obviously dont put much thought into films then.

See, I don't agree with that comment, nor your opinion of the film. I like movies from all different genres and countries.

I was skeptical due to the bad reviews I had heard... but I really enjoyed it.

I love brainless films as much as the next person but I am Legend had so many blatant flaws and problems it completely ruined any chance of it being an enjoyable movie.

Please elaborate on the blatant flaws and problems...
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 7:27pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I'm keen to see it despite all the bad reviews on here  Smiley

And just because a few people say its shit, crap, worst movie ever blah blah blah etc etc, doesn't mean everyone else thinks the same!

It all comes down to "each to their own"  Smiley
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 7:36pmSubject: Re: cinemania
For starters (and this fucked the entire moving including the ending), the zombies/vampires are nothing more than humans who had been infected by this disease. Now, they could be killed by guns, explosions and being hit by a car amongst other things. Yet at the end they were able to climb buildings, smash their way through walls and most amazingly of all, run head first into unbreakable glass repeatedly until it shattered and not even get a scratch. Now, if this was some crappy horror film you my accept that, but this was designed as a serious movie. On top of that the fact they were CGI rather than real people in make-up simply made them completely unbelievable as characters. They were humans who caught a disease but looked completely unhumanlike. Considering they were a major part of the film it was pretty fucked.

Secondly, the ending showed these "humans" as crazy rage filled, blood lusting monsters who cared about nothing but getting fresh human meat to feed on. Nothing could be done to reason with them. Now, thats all well and good, except that for creatures controlled entirely by this rage they still managed to have one as a type of leader. And if they couldn't control this lust for blood, why then did they just let the dogs try and attack Will Smith & his dog? Wouldn't every zombie there have been equally desperate to chase him down - not let their dogs loose?

Other things that really annoyed me were things like the Lion (crappy CGI and totally fake looking), things like the deer at the start (why werent these animals infected) & the fact that for a city of however many million people who had died from the disease there wasn't a single skeleton to be seen anywhere. The list could go on and on.

The only positives in the film were Will Smith who was really good, some of the deserted city scapes (altho I found the London scenes in 28 days better), the scene with WS & the dog sleeping in the bath (one of the few times the director actually gave some kind of feeling into the loneliness & despair faced by WS), and lastly the scene with the dogs waiting for the last sliver of light to disappear. Apart from this the movie was total tripe.
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 9:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Last night we watched Beowulf with the kids. Fuck man, that is some good shit! It's based on an old Nordic legend and seriously is one of the best stories ever! Elliot got a bit scared and stressed out cuz their is some proper violence in it, but cg animation in it is INCREDIBLE. The only regret I have about this film is that we didn't make the effort to go see it in 3d (though I think in 3d it would have been a bit too mental for the kids). I give this one 9/10 YEH

After the kids went to bed we checked American Gangster. FUCK YES. I don't usually dig on Denzel or RC but I think they were perfectly cast. It was kinda a cross between 2 of my bestest flicks ever - Serpico and Scarface (and I use the kinda lightly). I think a lot of you have seen it anyways so I don't need to go into specifics. I will say, though that it was a teeny bit too long for my attention span. I give this one 7/10 points lost for the length.
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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 1:13pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Just watched 'No Country for Old Men".
Bloody good movie, very powerful. Some bits chilled me to the bone, crazy, crazy, crazy and gory.
The ending was a tad annoying though.

Hmmm, I reckon I would give it 4.5/5


My next movie to watch is I am Legend. Despite some of the cruddy reviews I am going to give it a shot.
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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 9:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
same, just saw no country for old men.

Insane.. just do yourself a favour & go watch it.
Amongst all the cgi fuckfests that flood us, it's not often that i walk out the cinema truly floored from every aspect. Absolutely crazy film with amazing performances & direction that makes you take a step back & think about it all.

Has some dry humour, really funny shit.. thrilling story, manhunt & you can't predict it at all.

I can't stop talking about it, fucking 11/10. It makes a mockery of 90% of shit released these days.

SEE IT.  teef

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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 10:08pmSubject: Re: cinemania
told ya no country was awesome!!! javier bardem and josh brolin = teh awesome!!!!
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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 10:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
About to watch No Country for Old Men. Hope it's as good as everyone says.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:16amSubject: Re: cinemania
My new dvd of The Warriors - Ultimate Directors' Cut arrived on Friday and we watched it last night. Fuck that film rocks. I heart it the most inlove The features with it are shit but it actually has 7 extra scenes in it and it's all remastered so the sound is killer. If there is anyone out there that hasn't seen this film I demand an explanation!
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:26amSubject: Re: cinemania
Definitely one of the all time greats.

Has anyone seen the final directors cut of Blade Runner yet? Want to know if it's worth the effort.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:34amSubject: Re: cinemania
ive got the final directors cut of blade runner here in front of me. havent gotten around to watching it yet tho.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:37amSubject: Re: cinemania
Let us know if there is much different or extra from the first one.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 1:20amSubject: Re: cinemania
got my mitts on the the workprint version and the final cut... not sure which to sink my teeth into first though. i've not watched bladerunner since my old vcr chewed up my director's cut years ago.

the warriors director's cut is wicked... definitely worth a look if (like me) you've not seen the original in a long time!
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 9:48amSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched Million Dollar Baby last night on telly, I thought it was pretty good! It was sad though.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 9:55amSubject: Re: cinemania
 laugh
 
 Saddest movie ever.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:04amSubject: Re: cinemania
Watched Vacancy yesterday.. POOOOOOH! I know why it went straight to dvd. A few less than ordinary thrilling scenes of stab em up violence and that was about it weak as piss. Story was there they just didn't do anything with it. ah well.

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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:05amSubject: Re: cinemania
I finally got around to seeing Super Size me last night and Fast Food Nation. Super Size Me was funny, very well put together entertainment. Fast food Nation made me want to become a vegetarian. The mass slaughtering of animals is just not cool man  icon_mad

I really am only partial to chicken, do the mass slaughter chickens too?

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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:22amSubject: Re: cinemania
the chicken side of food is pretty graphic. they are pumped with steroids and their little legs don't cope with the growth, they can barely stand up. i saw a vid on it a while back and it was shocking.

edit - youtube vid about egg farming

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HItPOVfDq1Y

Hmmm yeah thats pretty bad too. I wonder if it's as bad in Australia, and how much better 'free range' chicken is!!
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:31amSubject: Re: cinemania
um, the term free range means that the chickens can walk around, arent full of steroids etc. australia has had a decent -enough set of regulations to prevent us as becoming as bad as america in terms of slaughterhouses and farming practices...but its not all rosy here!

u do need to be careful, comparing films made about the usa,with australia. there are elements that are similar tho...

best way to find out is to check out PETA or any other animal rights groups, based in oz Smiley

i think lilydale chicken is definitely free range and mostly, organic. same with vegas, a chicken stall at the markets thumbs-up

http://www.rspca.org.au/campaign/choosewisely.asp
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:44amSubject: Re: cinemania
Yeah i know you can't compare what happens in Australia to the USA, there is a huge difference. But becoming a vegetarian would be more about taking a look at what happens globally and saying it's not ok. If i went to America i wouldnt be eating their Beef thats for sure.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 10:49amSubject: Re: cinemania
yeah thats true, but thats not what you said icon_wink i was just answering ur question about freerange in oz icon_biggrin

i'd like to think that the best way of protesting animal mistreatment (was well as human, ie macdonalds and other fast food chains taking advantage of unionless teenagers etc) would be a) to ensure that the meat and products u consume as well as wear (leather etc) was from a sustainable, ethical source (ie freerange) or b) abstain from meat and meat products altogether (vegan) Smiley
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 11:19amSubject: Re: cinemania

best way to find out is to check out PETA or any other animal rights groups, based in oz Smiley


I'd be looking at groups other than PETA, those crazy fucks are worse than scientologists!




Million dollar baby is so depressing! I couldn't believe it, the first time I watched it I thought it would be a shitty feel good movie about overcoming adversity, how wrong was I!  laugh
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 11:32amSubject: Re: cinemania
On top of that the fact they were CGI rather than real people in make-up simply made them completely unbelievable as characters. They were humans who caught a disease but looked completely unhumanlike. Considering they were a major part of the film it was pretty fucked.


I agree with that point - the zombie monsters looked real real fake ass

I enjoy a movie when it is believeable. 28 days later is a great example. The fear factor for me kicks in when I can relate it to my real world. I couldn't do this with I am legend therefore it wasn't scary for me at all and just looked kinda fake. Personally, I cant stand when a movie is fake and does special effects beyond belief.

Its like the new star wars movies... some of the sets look so fake and animated that I cringe. The older movies with puppetry etc has so much more of an impact. I reckon its a bit the same for the alien & predator movies also. The older movies are so much better and visually enjoyable to watch. Not just a bunch of actors running around with a blue screen behind them and it is all added in later
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:41pmSubject: Re: cinemania
yeah thats true, but thats not what you said icon_wink i was just answering ur question about freerange in oz icon_biggrin

i'd like to think that the best way of protesting animal mistreatment (was well as human, ie macdonalds and other fast food chains taking advantage of unionless teenagers etc) would be a) to ensure that the meat and products u consume as well as wear (leather etc) was from a sustainable, ethical source (ie freerange) or b) abstain from meat and meat products altogether (vegan) Smiley

I dont know if i can successfully abstain icon_cry

Thanks Anna  Smiley
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 12:51pmSubject: Re: cinemania
wat is it about thou?

its about people being affected by horrifying events and violence, in an age which seems a bit too used to hearing about murders and kidnappings etc, the film starts with the sheriff, about to retire,  reminiscing about the old days, when sherriffs didnt need to wear guns, and a crime spree was unheard of.  Then we see a country-type looking dude taking pot shots at deer, discovering a mass standoff between mexicans - drugs and money, he guesses. his actions after discovering the killings starts off a series of events, involving the old sheriff, as well as some hired assasins..one of which turns out to be a mass psychopath, hell bent on keeping his promises.

its a pretty awesome film.

I dont know if i can successfully abstain icon_cry

Thanks Anna  Smiley

me neither! hence i try to pick decent meat that is produced and provided to the public by people with some standards icon_biggrin
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 1:09pmSubject: Re: cinemania

 Incredibly off topic here I know, and also not in the spirit of new age hippies and free love BUT, I think you guys should just relax and enjoy your extremely limited reign at the top off the food chain during your brief stay on earth.

 I have enough to worry about without getting uptight about that kind of stuff.

 Mmmmmm chicken.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 1:48pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Oh yeah I forgot to mention, I am legend is shit.

So glad the massive was here or I would have wasted $11:50 seeing it at the cinema.

1 star.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 1:58pmSubject: Re: cinemania
its about people being affected by horrifying events and violence, in an age which seems a bit too used to hearing about murders and kidnappings etc, the film starts with the sheriff, about to retire,  reminiscing about the old days, when sherriffs didnt need to wear guns, and a crime spree was unheard of.  Then we see a country-type looking dude taking pot shots at deer, discovering a mass standoff between mexicans - drugs and money, he guesses. his actions after discovering the killings starts off a series of events, involving the old sheriff, as well as some hired assasins..one of which turns out to be a mass psychopath, hell bent on keeping his promises.

its a pretty awesome film.

But it is about so much more as well. It is one of those films that I recommend to almost anyone, as you can watch it on a visceral surface level, or become involved in the latent subtext. Certain themes tie in beautifully with the beginning of a Slavoj Zizek philosophy book I am currently re-reading.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 2:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
oh yeah, i didnt want to go into it too much cause it'd give too much away, especially llewellyn's military background and the like... Smiley

would be interested in checking out some of those background themes and other works u speak of tho, any suggestions?

mm subtexts...one of the reasons I didnt go on with english at uni, i like the level at which I can interpret and understand films laugh

PS I really like this piece on the film, is that the sort of thing u were thinking of, tobi?
http://www.thesimon.com/magazine/articles/guy_movies/01491_no_country_old_men_western_terminator.html
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 2:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
It is an interesting article. Sometimes I disagree with him, but I appreciate alot of what he says; That is how I know I like a critic though. A fairly lucid and concise perspective on some of the meaning of the dream monologue.

As far as some of the themes that tie in with certain literature, I'll take that to PM so as not to possibly ruin a viewing experience for anyone. As soon as I gather some thoughts anyways. Alot of it has to do with the importance of Chirgurh's weltanschauung though.
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Posted: 21 Jan 2008, 2:46pmSubject: Re: cinemania
thumbs-up

gosh i love the german social critique terms laugh
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:07amSubject: Re: cinemania
I don't know old it is (I think 1996), but I just watched Wristcutters and absolutely loved it. One of the strangest ideas for a film I've seen in a while but it was really good.

That and the fact it had Shannyn Sossamon in it who is one of the hottest chicks alive.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:28amSubject: Re: cinemania
blade runner final cut was just a shinier cleaner version of the first directors cut imo. very keen to see the original working print now that has been released, as that does differ a bit from the directors cut. it was still good to rewatch the classic movie once again.

yup

ps: Wristcutters: A Love Story (2006)

pps: yes she is hot lovethumbs dont see her too much tho, shame...
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 3:43amSubject: Re: cinemania
Oops, yeah I meant to write 2006, not 96.

She seems to do a lot more indie type films rather than mainstream releases. She was in A Knights Tale which is where I first noticed her.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 4:33amSubject: Re: cinemania
I don't know old it is (I think 1996), but I just watched Wristcutters and absolutely loved it. One of the strangest ideas for a film I've seen in a while but it was really good.

FOC! looove that film! Tom Waites (sp?) ftw!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:26amSubject: Re: cinemania
Just finished watching No Country for Old Men. God damn those Coen boys know how to make a movie.

Seriously doubt I'll see a better film this year.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:30amSubject: Re: cinemania
thumbs-up  biggrin
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:33amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have it, but should I wait and see it at the cinema?
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:34amSubject: Re: cinemania
Just finished watching No Country for Old Men. God damn those Coen boys know how to make a movie.

Seriously doubt I'll see a better film this year.

got it on my coffee table at home. might give it a whirl tonight. thumbs-up
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:34amSubject: Re: cinemania
Actually, I'll hold off my statement about best film I'll see this year until Juno finishes downloading. Have heard some really good reports about this.

Damn, so many great films coming out at the moment. Compensates for how poo I Am Legend was I guess.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 10:40amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have it, but should I wait and see it at the cinema?

Hmmm..... interesting call. It's hard to say. Some of the cinematography is mind blowing but on the other hand, there is no backing music whatsoever - the entire film relies on silence & dialogue for effect. The other thing is the ending. I think watching it in the cinema could leave you either angry, annoyed, confused..... I had to watch it a couple of times to get my head around it.

I guess the other option is watch it in the cinema then think about it on the way home - then watch it again if you feel you need to.

Fuck I love a movie that makes me think.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:13amSubject: Re: cinemania
I have it, but should I wait and see it at the cinema?

i think seeing it at the cinema allows u to experience the silences, and pauses, and intricate details of the film. there are some scenes that are simply spectacular, and all you can see is the main character waiting in teh dark, and the only noise is his breathing and someone unscrewing a light bulb outside...fucking brilliant.

the ending will confuse u whether u see it at the cinema or not, noddy! best thing about seeing it at the cinema tho, is watching all the people who went in to see an action thriller sit there and try and get their heads around it icon_wink

its like donnie darko or any film thats particularly dark or moody...HAVE to see it at the cinema!!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:20amSubject: Re: cinemania
Although I saw it at home first, I recommend the cinema. Mostly because of the quality of cinematography, but also for that special moment where you are walking out after an abstract ending and you hear someone say "I want 2 hours of my life back" and then all of her friends lampoon her because they thought it was a masterpiece and she must be retarded. At least for me that was an enjoyable moment.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:27amSubject: Re: cinemania
recently saw death proof, (albeit, not @ the cinema),  :slayer:the newie from Tarantino... fucking awesome, digged the cars, the dogdy + deliberate mistakes, and the attitude on most of those girls

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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:29amSubject: Re: cinemania
This movie has really fucked with me actually. Can't stop thinking about it and going through the last 20 minutes of it over and over in my head.

Forcing my housemate to watch it now so I have someone to discuss it with.

You're right about watching people's reactions to it coming out of the cinema - would be gold to see. I reckon it would end up pissing me off though. This film is a masterpiece and it would really shit me having to watch people complain about it, simply because it's a movie that makes you think and doesnt have any special effects or explosions to grab their attention. I'm really tempted to watch it again right now. The only thing stopping me is the fact I have 3:10 to Yuma, Charlie Wilsons War, Joshua, 30 Days of Night, Puma & Season 1 of Deadwood all ready to go in front of me.

Alrighty then, where's that bizzo?
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π (Pi) is one of my favourite movies

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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:35amSubject: Re: cinemania
The coughing, and the odd "what happened there?" whisper is what gets to you. I probably let it slide more as I had seen it twice before that.

Deadwood is what television should be. Pure quality, and Ian McShane is brilliant in it.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:38amSubject: Re: cinemania
π (Pi) is one of my favourite movies

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Great film, again with a fucked up ending. Watched that for about the 8th time and The Believer for the 4th time the other night. Darren Aronofsky and Ryan Gosling are both at the top of their respective games.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:38amSubject: Re: cinemania
Looking forward to seeing Cloverfield and Juno this week hopefully!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 1:52pmSubject: Re: cinemania
My day of movie madness has continued, this time watching Charlie Wilson's War and it was another cracker.

A really easy movie to watch thanks to it being extremely fast paced, swapping between almost comedy and extremely serious scenes with ease. Tom Hanks did the job as always and Phillip Seymour Hoffman was incredible as always (best actor going round right now?). Don't be fooled into thinking this is nothing more than a pro-America film like it looks like it could turn into. Definitely recommend this one.

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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 1:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh yeah i saw the trailer and recommended it earlier in the thread, despite the fact it has tom hanks and julia roberts, it looks great. tom hanks really has matured and just PWNS the role as Charlie Wilson, it certainly is NOT a pro-america war/social flick!!

and philip seymour hoffman, AWESOME Smiley
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Thankfully Julia Roberts only plays a minor role so she doesn't really affect the film at all.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:07pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Phillip Seymour Hoffman was incredible as always (best actor going round right now?).

completely agree with that thought.

glad he won best actor oscar last year. bout time it was for someone seriously talented!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp I consider as the best around right now. Due to Ryan's effort in The Believer, Half Nelson and Stay (all incredibly difficult roles) it's hard to look past his talent, especially at just 28.

I think Ellen Page might be something pretty special in the future, Juno and Hard Candy are strong beginnings.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:16pmSubject: Re: cinemania
There is gonna be some stiff competition this year judging from what I've seen recently.

Javier Bardem is going to be hard to beat though. Actually, if NCFOM doesnt take home a truck full of Oscars this year I'll be very surprised.

Now I'm hanging out for Juno to finish downloading so I can see what all the fuss is about with Ellen Page.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania

 Looks like I have some serious downloading to do!

 
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Finding a working internet version of Juno is a cunt. Good luck with it, and direct me in the right direction if it works.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:20pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Or some asking nicely to do!

If Erica comes home before heading to yours after work I'll chuck a few flicks onto her portable hard drive.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:21pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Finding a working internet version of Juno is a cunt. Good luck with it, and direct me in the right direction if it works.

I've got one hopefully coming through at the moment. I'm having the same problem with The Golden Compass. Have downloaded the fucker twice now and still havent seen a thing.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:22pmSubject: Re: cinemania
apparently juno was ok, but nothing compared to NCFOM...

javier bardem and NCFOM did well at the Golden Globes, so I reckon the votes will be split between them and Sweeney Todd!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
If anyone has a working copy of 'The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford' let me know; It has been pissing me off for weeks now.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:24pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Next up for my Tuesday viewing is 3:10 to Yuma. Hopefully my run of good movies today continues.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:25pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Ryan Gosling and Johnny Depp I consider as the best around right now. Due to Ryan's effort in The Believer, Half Nelson and Stay (all incredibly difficult roles) it's hard to look past his talent, especially at just 28.



I hired half nelson last night purely on the fact that i love ryan gosling! hopefully its alright!

in other news I wanna see Jumper and Juno Smiley
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:27pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i'll bring mine over to yours some stage this week mate. Smiley
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:28pmSubject: Re: cinemania
apparently juno was ok, but nothing compared to NCFOM...

javier bardem and NCFOM did well at the Golden Globes, so I reckon the votes will be split between them and Sweeney Todd!

Juno is funny, but nothing amazing as a film. That said, Ellen Page can lift a film. Juno will polarise people, the  'hip' slang that makes up Diablo Cody's lexicon may shit some people. You can image the style of language used by anyone who is truly named Diablo Cody. For me it works in some areas, and it helps to sell some of the dry, quirky humour, but I can imagine it grating on some people.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:31pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I have heard very positive things.

I'll let you know my thoughts in about 2 hours time.

Fucking hell, can't believe I'll have seen 2 Russell Crowe films in as many weeks. Shoot me now......
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:34pmSubject: Re: cinemania
for those interested in NCFOM and the Coen Brothers' ideas and comments on the film, here's a podcast...
http://www.kcrw.com/etc/programs/tt

oh tobi, one film i saw over the hols and LOVED>...me, you and everyone we know! fuck that was sooo good!!!! the supporting characters were a crack up, specially those teenage girls and the older dude who left notes on his window for them laugh



i didnt have enuff time to borrow my friends' copy of storytelling!! icon_cry he has the best, cultish off-beat films, u'd love it! he's also a bit of a freak, his older brothers usedta wake him up when he was 6 and make him watch Evil Dead and Dawn of the Dead etc etc..!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I hired half nelson last night purely on the fact that i love ryan gosling! hopefully its alright!

Fantastic Film. Front runner for my favourite of 2006. The fact that Gosling didn't win the oscar is a crime against humanity.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:38pmSubject: Re: cinemania
for those interested in NCFOM and the Coen Brothers' ideas and comments on the film, here's a podcast...
http://www.kcrw.com/etc/programs/tt

oh tobi, one film i saw over the hols and LOVED>...me, you and everyone we know! fuck that was sooo good!!!! the supporting characters were a crack up, specially those teenage girls and the older dude who left notes on his window for them laugh

I have been told to see that film by another source who I strongly trust as well. Everytime it is on fox though I happen to be walking out the door to something important or its 5am and I'm too tired to witness a film that I want to appreciate. Will get on it now.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 2:40pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Next up for my Tuesday viewing is 3:10 to Yuma. Hopefully my run of good movies today continues.

Sitting on my desk atm.

And yeah I feel the same about the Russell Crowe thing too...
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 3:50pmSubject: Re: cinemania

 Russel Crowe is the greatest man alive what are you all on about!

 Go Russ!
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 4:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Well fuck me, movies can do no wrong today. 3:10 to Yuma was pretty damn ace. I so love a good Western but its been a long time since one was made.

Was wicked to see Christian Bale in a decent role again. He was amazing in American Psycho (one of my fave films of all time) but hadn't really seen him in much since then. After watching him in this I can't wait to see what role he plays in Killing Pablo, especially with Javier Bardem as Escobar. 2009 is a long way off still unfortunately.

I'm all movied out for now though.
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 4:38pmSubject: Re: cinemania
where do you guys find the time to watch so many movies?  laugh

I am jealous!

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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 4:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 5:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
π (Pi) is one of my favourite movies

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Yeah, this is a great movie. Fucking wicked. It was my favourite film for a few months after watching it. This is amazing , considering the last score I ever received in a math's exam was 17%. So you don't have to be too much of a nerd to enjoy it!

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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 8:19pmSubject: Re: cinemania
thats cause they dont teach maths properly at schools! maths is the language of nature! patterns are all around is. it hurts my brain laugh
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 9:23pmSubject: Re: cinemania
thats cause they dont teach maths properly at schools! maths is the language of nature! patterns are all around is. it hurts my brain laugh

Very true. I missed out one night's homework at the start of the year and was lost for the rest of it. What kind of fucked up shit is that?  biggrin
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Posted: 22 Jan 2008, 11:31pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Yeah, this is a great movie. Fucking wicked. It was my favourite film for a few months after watching it. This is amazing , considering the last score I ever received in a math's exam was 17%. So you don't have to be too much of a nerd to enjoy it!

Check out the big brain on Keyser!

You know in jewish kabbala there actually IS a 216 digit name for god that can be transcribed into a number
and there really are freaky people out there searching for the 'true name' of god like in the movie

I thought they made it up for the movie but it's based upon real people and real concepts


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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 1:51amSubject: Re: cinemania
Well fuck me, movies can do no wrong today. 3:10 to Yuma was pretty damn ace. I so love a good Western but its been a long time since one was made.

Was wicked to see Christian Bale in a decent role again. He was amazing in American Psycho (one of my fave films of all time) but hadn't really seen him in much since then. After watching him in this I can't wait to see what role he plays in Killing Pablo, especially with Javier Bardem as Escobar. 2009 is a long way off still unfortunately.

I'm all movied out for now though.

Hey Nodster if ya haven't seen Christian Bale in anything decent since American Psycho make sure you check out The Machinist. Absolutely top film and takes role preparation to a new extreme with the amount of weight he lost to play his character. I also recommend Batman Begins, Harsh Times and Equilibrium as other post AP films that are decent...oh and The Prestige of course!

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 5:22amSubject: Re: cinemania
Well, all good things must come to an end and so to has my run of excellent films.

30 Days of Night is the biggest pile of steaming dog turd I've seen in quite a long time. Vampire movies have been done to death and this is one of the worst. Nothing scary about it, nothing interesting - in fact it just annoyed the crap out of me that I was wasting 2 hours of my life watching it. Was going to turn it off half way through and right now I so wish I did.

It might be good to watch if you're a 13 year old girl at a sleepover. At that age you might get a fright or 2 and at least can chat with your girly friends about how hot Josh Hartnett is. For anyone else it's just rubbish.

In other news, Oscar nominations are out: http://www.oscars.com/nominees/

Best actor in a leading role doesn't interest me much but the nominations for supporting actor are extremely good.
NCFOM and There Will be Blood seem to the 2 movies with all the nominations this year. I havent heard much about TWBB - anybody seen it and what is it like?
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 7:36amSubject: Re: cinemania


It might be good to watch if you're a 13 year old girl at a sleepover. At that age you might get a fright or 2 and at least can chat with your girly friends about how hot Josh Hartnett is. For anyone else it's just rubbish.

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 8:50amSubject: Re: cinemania
TWBB looks amazing, checkout the trailer for it - There Will Be Blood

Daniel Day Lewis is such a fantastic actor! And the script has been taking from a book, writing in the 1920s...

As for Pi, sif u didnt know about the numerological system in the bible! Its so cool. The transformation of words into numbers and back into words, true mysticism right there. And there will always be people trying to find out about the true nature of god, or the stock market. our life is ruled by numbers, and most of us are blind to it...thumbs-up
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
Finding a working internet version of Juno is a cunt. Good luck with it, and direct me in the right direction if it works.

The copy I had come through this morning is perfect. Probably one of the better quality versions of a film I've downloaded.

Half way through it and I'm fucking loving this film. It's actually really, really funny. Ellen Page is amazing. Time to watch the rest of it I guess.
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:22amSubject: Re: cinemania
see you tomorrow josh?
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:42amSubject: Re: cinemania
see you tomorrow josh?

I'll be here. Have Cloverfield, Golden Compass & The Assassination of Jesse James ready to roll as well now so chances are I'll be doing the same thing I've been doing the last 2 days - on the couch watching moofies!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:48amSubject: Re: cinemania
I'll be here. Have Cloverfield, Golden Compass & The Assassination of Jesse James ready to roll as well now so chances are I'll be doing the same thing I've been doing the last 2 days - on the couch watching moofies!

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:00amSubject: Re: cinemania
Went and saw Cloverfield at marion last night, suprisingly I quite liked it.   I recommend you see at at the flicks rather than just downloading it or getting it on DVD and watching it at home. It is definately one of those monster movies you gotta see on the big screen.

Great special effects and it seemed realistic, even the human implosion!.... Yeh!
Usually I am the first person to roll my eyes at any film when there is the american military dealing with a disaster situation. Also I dont remember seeing any American flags in any scenes. thank fucking god.

During Cloverfield I was at the edge of my seat

Wont say anymore as youve got to see it for yourself
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:01amSubject: Re: cinemania
I was interested in seeing Noise.

Last night, I watched Bondi Tsunami on SBS. Total crud.

If I download it, will pass it on! thumbs-up Check ur mail tomorrow, btw icon_biggrin

Also, I liked Bondi Tsunami! Its pretty different, but interesting.
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:03amSubject: Re: cinemania
I'll be here. Have Cloverfield, Golden Compass & The Assassination of Jesse James ready to roll as well now so chances are I'll be doing the same thing I've been doing the last 2 days - on the couch watching moofies!

I am jealous, once again.

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:08amSubject: Re: cinemania
all about sweeney todd. in anyone other than tim burtons hands this could have been iffy. biggrin
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:10amSubject: Re: cinemania
If I download it, will pass it on! thumbs-up Check ur mail tomorrow, btw icon_biggrin

Also, I liked Bondi Tsunami! Its pretty different, but interesting.

I watched Bras Boys the other day, A twotty Doco on surf life tribal culture down at some beach in sydney again with surfies bigging themselves up and russell crowe narrating it

booo
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 10:11amSubject: Re: cinemania
If I download it, will pass it on! thumbs-up Check ur mail tomorrow, btw icon_biggrin

Also, I liked Bondi Tsunami! Its pretty different, but interesting.

Woo!!  hyper2

I couldn't stand it. It was total tripe and tried way too hard. I had to turn it off laugh

Oooh, I really can't wait to see Cloverfield!!

all about sweeney todd. in anyone other than tim burtons hands this could have been iffy. biggrin

Very keen to see Sweeney Todd as well!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 11:56amSubject: Re: cinemania
me too!  i fucking love tim burton, and johnny depp!!  woo

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 1:40pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I had a dream about Johnny depp last night, and then my alarm went off and the dream never finished!  badlove

Annoying


better to have loved and lost.... am v jealous  laugh

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 2:36pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Well, finished watching Juno and must say I absolutely loved it. I thought it was a wonderful film which has put me in a really good mood.

Obviously the success of the film falls pretty much solely in the hands of Ellen Page but she pulls it off and then some. Has she done many other films because I really want to see more of her.

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 2:44pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Well, finished watching Juno and must say I absolutely loved it. I thought it was a wonderful film which has put me in a really good mood.

Obviously the success of the film falls pretty much solely in the hands of Ellen Page but she pulls it off and then some. Has she done many other films because I really want to see more of her.



She did Hard Candy when she was 17, another movie that could have gone either way, but became brilliant through her handling of the script and premise.

I think she deserves the oscar for Juno, although I haven't seen all the films in her category.
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 2:57pmSubject: Re: cinemania
ooh i need to see Hard Candy, thanks for reminding me Smiley

TWBB is out next week, yay!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 2:58pmSubject: Re: cinemania
She did Hard Candy when she was 17, another movie that could have gone either way, but became brilliant through her handling of the script and premise.

watched hard candy again on the weekend, can't believe how slightly disturbing it is!!  she played her part so damn well!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 2:59pmSubject: Re: cinemania
done deal!!! do u have a copy of it?
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 3:00pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i do!  will have to get it to u sometime!!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 3:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i'll drop it round after work maybe next week lex!
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 3:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
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sweeettt thumbs-up
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 3:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I had to get it on the down low after I watched half at Seras house.

Had to leave right at the good bit!

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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 9:37pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Well, finished watching Juno and must say I absolutely loved it. I thought it was a wonderful film which has put me in a really good mood.

Obviously the success of the film falls pretty much solely in the hands of Ellen Page but she pulls it off and then some. Has she done many other films because I really want to see more of her.


I went to see Juno last night and really enjoyed it too - its rare that a romantic type comedy is actually a good movie at the same time if that makes any sense.
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 11:14amSubject: Re: cinemania
What a joke... Looking in the cinemarse section of the Advertiser today and saw a third of one of the pages advertising No Country For Old Men with glowing reviews and the statement 'Only At The Cinemas' or some shit. Anywayz, peep the previous page to find out where it's showing and, oh my fucking cheesegrater, it is not actually showing anywhere!!! What the fuck?
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 11:20amSubject: Re: cinemania
Aha. Cheers. Must've missed it in the paper or they just didn't bother advertising the fact. Put it down to my poor vision I guess!
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 11:28amSubject: Re: cinemania
no, palace advertise, but they have very neat, and non-garish session times ads Smiley it kinda is hard to find with all the hoyts n greater union crap all over the place!
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 1:39pmSubject: Re: cinemania
its starting at Wallis Mitcham today i think (thinking bout seeing it there)
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 9:03pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Well, finished watching Juno and must say I absolutely loved it. I thought it was a wonderful film which has put me in a really good mood.

Obviously the success of the film falls pretty much solely in the hands of Ellen Page but she pulls it off and then some. Has she done many other films because I really want to see more of her.



yeah i just watched it then, not a bad little flick. the ending wasn't what i expected.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 1:21amSubject: Re: cinemania
Latest viewing for me has been a right proper English thug movie called Rise Of The Footsoldier...absolutely brutal and not for the faint hearted. It tells the (based on a) true story of Carlton Leach, who started out as a football hooligan in West Ham's ICF (Inter City Firm) firm and rose up in the criminal underworld in the area. It pulls no punches and many scenes are hard to watch. It's really interesting to see that despite how psycho these guys are a lot of them still have a set of morals, eg. not touching people's families. It was a really fascinating story and apparently the killing of 3 high up mobsters that forms the intro & conclusion of the movie was big news at the time (1996 I think).

Watch it if you can handle these sort of movies! 9/10

I also checked out Kevin Bacon's newie, Death Sentence, directed by Australia's own James 'Saw' Wan. While the cliched family bits were cringeworthy, the action was solid and it had a nice pulsing amount of gore as Bacon's mild-mannered executive takes matters into his own hands with a local gang who murder his son. 6/10 for this one, the script is paper thin on substance but the action rates highly. Props to John Goodman for a decent little role as a grizzled black market arms dealer.

In other news the new Rambo is out in the US tomorrow. 21st of February for Australia though. After seeing that stomping little trailer I'm keen! Stallone may be pushing 60ish but it still looks the goods. Just leave the roids at home for your Aussie promo tour this time Sly...  teef
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 7:50amSubject: Re: cinemania
In other news the new Rambo is out in the US tomorrow. 21st of February for Australia though.

 slayer

FUCK YEAH!

the trailer looks great
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 10:14amSubject: Re: cinemania
Bond Title Revealed! And it's... eh?
   

The title of Bond 22 has been officially revealed, and it's Quantum Of Solace. No, we have no idea what that means. But it is the title of an Ian Fleming short story in the 'For Your Eyes Only' collection.

The story is not really a Bond story, although he does appear in it. Here's the plot of the story - though it bears no resemblance at all to the film's plot, we're sure. Bond attends a dinner at Government House in Nassau, the Bahamas, with a boring group of guests. After dinner he makes an offensive remark to stimulate some conversation and is rewarded with a story from the Governor of the Bahamas, a tragic love story about two people worn down by bad decisions and life... one of whom turns out to be Bond's dull dinner companion! Moral of the story is, don't be superficial - even the dullest facade may hide interest.

So in short, it doesn't sound like a blockbuster, it's been described as being more of a thoughtful character study so we're guessing that they've lifted the title but nothing else. Especially in light of the fact that Marc Forster has said the film will be "jam-packed" with action, estimating there will be twice as much as Casino Royale.

Is this a good choice of title though? It's one of the few Fleming titles not already used in the franchise (Bond 22: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was probably too much to hope for) but it combines both impenetrability and uncatchiness, which makes it something of a tough sell. And there is a whiff of a Scott Bakula guest appearance about it, isn't there? Still, best of luck to them with it, and more Bond news as we get it.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 2:05pmSubject: Re: cinemania
i cant wait for 2008 new releases like these!!

Get Smart - looks so funny!

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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 3:14pmSubject: Re: cinemania
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 3:29pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Pretty sure Ribbo posted that a few pages ago Smiley
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 4:46amSubject: Re: cinemania
I couldn't sleep so I decided to watch Death Proof.

Well what rubbish this film is. Entertaining rubbish (I'll give it that), but still rubbish regardless. Maybe I don't get Tarrantino, or maybe I'm not one of those people willing to believe his bullshit, but this film just didn't offer anything to me. I'm glad I watched it for the simple fact I've now seen it, but I'll never watse time watching it again, thats for sure.

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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 12:16pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I couldn't sleep so I decided to watch Death Proof.

Well what rubbish this film is. Entertaining rubbish (I'll give it that), but still rubbish regardless. Maybe I don't get Tarrantino, or maybe I'm not one of those people willing to believe his bullshit, but this film just didn't offer anything to me. I'm glad I watched it for the simple fact I've now seen it, but I'll never watse time watching it again, thats for sure.



Hmmmm, you are the third reliable source to say something along those lines, plus Roger Ebert strongly denigrated the film and made some rational arguments against the entire premise, and the Sean Burns review was vicious.  It is getting harder to find reasons to watch the film.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 12:56pmSubject: Re: cinemania
It is getting harder to find reasons to watch the film.

One good reason that always gives me motivation to watch a film is so I can make up my own mind about it.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 12:59pmSubject: Re: cinemania
One good reason that always gives me motivation to watch a film is so I can make up my own mind about it.

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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 1:17pmSubject: Re: cinemania
One good reason that always gives me motivation to watch a film is so I can make up my own mind about it.

Thanks for the conceited comment, but I am not a fucking idiot, don't patronise me. Of course I need to see it to make up my own mind, but unfortunately I have to make certain prioritisations with my spare time. When the very premise of a film doesn't sit right with me, two of my closest friends, who know my tastes well tell me it is shit, and it is probably best to give it a miss, and two of the few reviewers I generally agree with appear to have been in pain whilst watching it, I figure I will give priority to the 50 other movies I really want to see first. Maybe I will see it on fox one day, if I am low on things to do.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 1:35pmSubject: Re: cinemania
Thanks for the conceited comment, but I am not a fucking idiot, don't patronise me. Of course I need to see it to make up my own mind, but unfortunately I have to make certain prioritisations with my spare time. When the very premise of a film doesn't sit right with me, two of my closest friends, who know my tastes well tell me it is shit, and it is probably best to give it a miss, and two of the few reviewers I generally agree with appear to have been in pain whilst watching it, I figure I will give priority to the 50 other movies I really want to see first. Maybe I will see it on fox one day, if I am low on things to do.

Where'd you get that idea dude? I am not a conceited, nor patronising person, never have been, never will be. I was just stating the fact that I don't trust reviews to tell me whether I should see a film or not. If the concept of a film interests me then I'll check it out, good reviews, bad reviews, whatever. If I hate it then I only have myself to blame, but at least I know. And it's movies that have divided the critics that I often find myself pulled towards because I wanna know who's right (imo  teef ).
I sense some hostility there...here man, have a peace pipe  bong2  I don't wanna sound like Cale, but if you knew me as a person you might've read my comment and thought differently about my attitude towards you.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 2:18pmSubject: Re: cinemania
It came across as patronising, but don't worry about me, I just love a good conflict. The rest of your comments on the board you have always come across as a personable, friendly and relaxed guy, with interesting opinions, so don't think I harbour malicious thoughts towards you. I love the contentious films as well, but everything about Death Proof points towards epic fail at the moment, so it is currently fairly deep on my list.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 2:29pmSubject: Re: cinemania
I just love a good conflict.

Fuck you then!  teef

Tbh the only parts of Death Proof I have watched so far are the car crashes  laugh
Loved Planet Terror though.
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 2:33pmSubject: Re: cinemania
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Hurry up and watch No Country For Old Men, cunt.