Killers, unfortunately. Except in my defense it was a date and we only saw it to riff on it.
And riff we did. Its a peice a shit.
Everything, Everything. It’s a live performance by Underworld, filmed in 1999. If you like Trance, you HAVE to see this. It’s not even an option, you just have to.
The A-Team remake.
Die Hard! It were on tv 
I just got back from Toy Story 3, HOLY COW
They REALLY outdid themselves this time.
The 3D wasn’t overdone (like with Avatar), The voice acting/Sound editing was INCREDIBLE (Buzz’s soundchip sounded worn), I was impressed by the intro, and for the first time I actually Applauded after it was over.
The Story was brilliant (thank god they didn’t go with the Buzz recall idea), There was a nice throwback to Sid Phillips.
I was Impressed.
Five out of Five stars
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(and here I was worried it would be a box-office failure)
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I had heard bad things about this movie shortly after it came out but didn’t really pay it any mind. It was AMAZING. Still two of the best horror movies I’ve seen in quite a few years. The (sort of) twist was kind of weird at first but they managed to make it work quite well, though the constant switching of cameras was a little annoying. The ending was absolutely perfect and I can’t wait until the next one.
Book of Eli
Denzel Washington was really good in this movie. The art direction was incredible and fit the movie to a t and the fighting was really cool to watch. I sort of guessed how it was going to end but that didn’t stop it from bringing a smile to my face.
I highly recommend both movies.
woah man, too soon, too soon.
It was an absolutely captivating retelling of the experiences forced on Levi in the Auschwitz extermination camp, from lineup to liberation. Not since the lessons of Dr. Josaphat Uvah has one man been so convergent to the mind.
[COLOR=‘DimGray’](Though a few fucktards here would hate it for its vocabulary, I of course found it heartening- - necessarily so, concerning the subject matter.)
I hate it because it is a one man play. I prefer to watch people interacting with each other.
Citizen Kane:
It was good and the characters felt believable.
Before that I watched Casablanca:
It was better and the characters felt believable.
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12 men. One room. No car chases. Nothing exploding. No special effects whatsoever. Just 12 men in a room talking for over an hour and a half.
And it was absolutely riveting.
12 Angry Men is :awesome:
I recently watched Terminator: Salvation because it aired on TV, and I didn’t think it was that bad tbh. I mean, by what friends/random people told me it supposedly was this huge piece of crap that was even worse than the third movie (which sucked MAJOR balls btw). But I thought it was pretty cool, had some decent action scenes and the story was mildly entertaining, although there are a few plot holes with the whole time travelling thing.
Also is it me or is Sam Worthington in half the movies that come out these days? I never really noticed that dude before Avatar and now all of the sudden he’s popping out everywhere :FFFUUU:
just watched The shawshank redemption for the 5th time, god i love that movie
The Island for about the 10th time. A Michael Bay movie where more than just the explosions are actually good. Also: sweet jet bikes
the island sucks, specially the ending.
Ratatouille
Pixar movies never get old.
Employee of the Month is absolute crap man
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Killers. Quite possibly the worst movie I’ve seen in two years.
Me and the gf had fun ripping it apart, though.
don’t say “Killers”, “gf”, and “ripping…apart” while I have a hunting knife in my lap. it makes me edgy.