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@willow said:
Seen all 4 of them now after buying Old School today. They really are great films.
Have you seen I love you, man & Forgetting Sarah Marshall? Other crackers are Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.
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Seen all 4 of them now after buying Old School today. They really are great films.
Have you seen I love you, man & Forgetting Sarah Marshall? Other crackers are Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.
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@Allan Towle said:
I own Hot Fuzz, that is funny. Haven't seen the other ones you mention.
'Drag me to hell' is a good movie but it is pretty scary. I saw it yesterday and I am still scared 
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Some parts of the movie are very funny though. There were many times throughout the movie where everyone was laughing very loudly.
i rate the movie 4 stars out of 5 :sunglasses:
pen_mouth: :laughing:Some parts of the movie are very funny though. There were many times throughout the movie where everyone was laughing very loudly.
i rate the movie 4 stars out of 5 :sunglasses:
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@willow said:
Shaun of the Dead is an earlier movie from those behind and featuring Hot Fuzz. It takes the mickey out of zombie films in a pretty funny way.
The other 2 feature Paul Rudd and Jason Segel mainly. Those 2 are a good combination.
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@alien said:
Yeah, it's generating a bit of talk at the moment. I'll probably check it out.
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Harry Potter movie was alright. I don't think its the best but its setting up the double finale.
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Saw GI Joe today - Don't laugh, this film wasn't too bad actually. Incredibly over the top but that's the point of it - pure escapism and lots of action. Some of the scenes are pretty cool and it isn't as drawn out as Transformers 2.
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@willow said:
Its also got Siena Miller. :astonished:
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@Allan Towle said:
Yes…And she looks just as good in black as Kate Beckinsale does :wink:
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@willow said:
Kate Beckinsale in Underworld is pure perfection. It literallly doesn't get any better. Thats a big call Willow. I will deffinately see it now.
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bruno is def not for the children - or anyone else that doesn't like frontal nudity
last movie i saw by myself (yes i am that person, no children time = bliss) - the boy in the striped pyjamas, so unbelievably glad i had the cinema to myself
i can't stand harry potter or twilight *shudder* i'm hanging to see inglorious basterds and coraline and can't wait for where the wild things are (i know don't say anything :laughing
last movie i saw by myself (yes i am that person, no children time = bliss) - the boy in the striped pyjamas, so unbelievably glad i had the cinema to myself
i can't stand harry potter or twilight *shudder* i'm hanging to see inglorious basterds and coraline and can't wait for where the wild things are (i know don't say anything :laughing
District 9 was bloody outstanding. Just got back from the theatre.
Inglourious Basterds was quite a bit of fun, far from the masterpiece QT claimed it to be though. Pretty brutal in some scenes. I thought the "Bear Jew" role was wasted on Eli Roth - the bloke who directed Hostel, one of QTs mates. That role would have been awesome had it been given to a more iconic jewish actor, if the movie was made in the 70s Elliott Gould would've been perfect via The Long Goodbye. Or maybe Adam Goldberg, he would've rocked it. Hell if Tarantino wanted to kickstart a career revival ala Travolta through Pulp Fiction, then Fred Savage would have been an inspired choice.
Christoph Waltz and Til Schweiger both have an incredible screen presence.
Inglourious Basterds was quite a bit of fun, far from the masterpiece QT claimed it to be though. Pretty brutal in some scenes. I thought the "Bear Jew" role was wasted on Eli Roth - the bloke who directed Hostel, one of QTs mates. That role would have been awesome had it been given to a more iconic jewish actor, if the movie was made in the 70s Elliott Gould would've been perfect via The Long Goodbye. Or maybe Adam Goldberg, he would've rocked it. Hell if Tarantino wanted to kickstart a career revival ala Travolta through Pulp Fiction, then Fred Savage would have been an inspired choice.
Christoph Waltz and Til Schweiger both have an incredible screen presence.
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@Danos said:
I'm hearing good things about District 9, one of my mates saw it this week at its premiere.
Caught a preview for another movie due out later this year called Legion. It looks pretty good.
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Funny People looks a good movie. It has Adam Sandler, Leslie Mann, Eric Bana and Seth Rogan. Directed by the bloke from Knocked-Up and 40 year-old virgin.
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for me it's my not so secret inner child coming out :laughing:
