Yes.
After reading all this I had to see it and since I feel like crap today and am unlikely to get much work done, it seemed a good time. I liked it, it was a cool idea and I thought they pulled it off well with a reasonable believability factor.
Inception was good, ignore these naysayers.
It WAS good. That’s my point. But it could’ve been great, and it wasn’t.
I bought the limited edition (not so limited in England :hmph: ) and it came with a replica of Cob’s top :3 .
Reservoir Dogs
5/5
What a great film. Loved the characters, loved the dialogue, loved the cinematography. And it had the voice of Steven Wright. Would definitely recommend.
Furious Five, the most recent fast & furious film.
Actually? Surprisingly good. Well, I mean, big, stupid, slow to get into…but my god, the car chase at the end made up for it. They really came through with the big stunts/hilariousness of the situation.
They dragged a bank vault down a street and used it as a wrecking ball? Sorry if you’re too high and mighty to enjoy that kind of thing, but it was puerile, big on stunts, and absolutely fucking hilarious.
As a film in general? probably 6/10
Judged on the final car chase alone? 9/10
So basically Siggs I should search on youtube for the final scene and only watch that. 
indeed
The name of the movie is actually Fast Five. Unless you’re making an ubiquitous joke on the film’s title.
…just say yes, so we can move on.
Implying I care that much.
Moneyball - 5/5
I don’t really have that much to say about this one. I liked it a lot. Maybe I should mention how much time Brad Pitt spent on the screen eating? Who knows.
X-Men First Class.
Best X-Men movie so far.
The Big Lebowski.
I don’t know, it’s a bit… strange…
Primer again
We tried drinking a glass of vodka everytime someone time travelled. Shit made much more sense after a while.
I don’t know, I think that title goes to X-Men 2. Also, First Class sort of steamrolled the previous canon. In X-Men 3 (shit movie though that was), Magneto and Professor X are shown together recruiting Jean Grey for the school, and Professor X is still able to walk. I don’t know which of the two is comic-book-official.
All we know is that X-men 3 would have been significantly better if Hayter and Singer hadn’t done that shitty Superman movie.
They’re supposed to be of the same canon, but it seems there’s a bit of a conflict there. It had been awhile since I had seen X3, so I didn’t pick that up when I saw First Class. They really shouldn’t have crossed that line.
I’ve always figured that when movies conflict, the better movie wins out.
“Better” movie, right. I don’t think that applies here. I’m just going to do with X3 and First Class what I did with the Star Wars prequels, the second half of End of Evangelion, and Transformers 2 and 3 - erase them from my memory and pretend they never existed.