It would be impossible to make a trailer from the footage - it'd ruin it.
You'd have to watch it to understand.
Footage from the film.
Last movie you saw?
Created 15 years ago2009-09-07 16:21:32 UTC by
Saribous
Created 15 years ago2009-09-07 16:21:32 UTC by
Saribous
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-03 09:17:37 UTC
Post #276259
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-03 10:10:26 UTC
Post #276267
saw Paranormal Activity.A fine movie, I wish more films would adopt the concept of having less shit going on on-screen. Everyone's scared of different things so if you make a movie in which the horror takes place basically in the viewer's imagination, you get a more personalized experience.
I'll be totally honest, I don't get scared at films. I never have.
This had moments where I was like ohshitohshitohshit.
Very little of the horror is shown on screen; it's very psychological and MUCH scarier for it.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-03 23:31:09 UTC
Post #276288
Casino, it was ok, slightly over rated.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-03 23:39:46 UTC
Post #276290
I finally saw Wall-E on the weekend, and it was rather good. Although the message of the film seemed to be very serious for a children's film. Although the film probably wasn't meant for just children.
I also saw Sleepers on the weekend. It was also good, although definitely not a film for children.
I also saw Sleepers on the weekend. It was also good, although definitely not a film for children.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-09 21:47:10 UTC
Post #276505
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
Another animu chick flick. In my defense, I didn't know it was going to be a chick flick when I started watching, and it only became apparent halfway through.
Still pretty good, and very witty for the most part. Surprise twist at the end was really fucking weird but executed fairly well. And the animation was outstanding.
7/10
Another animu chick flick. In my defense, I didn't know it was going to be a chick flick when I started watching, and it only became apparent halfway through.
Still pretty good, and very witty for the most part. Surprise twist at the end was really fucking weird but executed fairly well. And the animation was outstanding.
7/10
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-10 00:04:48 UTC
Post #276508
My wife and I just watched "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly".
It's about a person whose spirit triumphed above overwhelming physical adversity.
This film has affected me deeply, and I stayed up at night thinking about it.
It can give you a different perspective on life.
It's about a person whose spirit triumphed above overwhelming physical adversity.
This film has affected me deeply, and I stayed up at night thinking about it.
It can give you a different perspective on life.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-10 12:05:04 UTC
Post #276513
Caught the end of "Half-Baked" the other day..
..It's still a flipping classic.
..It's still a flipping classic.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-10 19:26:59 UTC
Post #276527
Saw "Face Off" last night on TV. A pretty damn good movie. All things considered: 9/10.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-10 19:42:21 UTC
Post #276529
Face Off was hilarious.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-10 20:25:24 UTC
Post #276530
Armored (2009)
Don't see this movie. It's really a wonder how movies this bad can ever be made and make it to the big screen. It's also a wonder how some decent actors signed on to this.. i guess they just needed the money.
DON'T waste your money on this tube of shit..
Not horrible, but i only watched the first 20 minutes. Viking movies = win.
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
Cool effects and cinematography. Reminded me of Alice in wonderland in spanish.. = )
Don't see this movie. It's really a wonder how movies this bad can ever be made and make it to the big screen. It's also a wonder how some decent actors signed on to this.. i guess they just needed the money.
DON'T waste your money on this tube of shit..
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Outlander (2008)Not horrible, but i only watched the first 20 minutes. Viking movies = win.
Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
Cool effects and cinematography. Reminded me of Alice in wonderland in spanish.. = )
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-11 14:59:14 UTC
Post #276550
Chicken Little, the short film.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-20 15:20:55 UTC
Post #276794
Saw "M?n som hatar kvinnor" and "Flickan som lekte med elden" a few days ago. If you haven't guessed it already they are both swedish films. I guess Thriller would be a good way to describe them genre-wise.
Pretty good films actually, I usually don't like swedish films because there's something about hearing them speak in my native language that makes everything sound corny.
But I tried to disregard that and I found myself enjoying both films.
Pretty good films actually, I usually don't like swedish films because there's something about hearing them speak in my native language that makes everything sound corny.
But I tried to disregard that and I found myself enjoying both films.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-20 18:17:01 UTC
Post #276797
Watching The Incredibles on tv right now.
Such a great movie.
Such a great movie.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-20 19:43:29 UTC
Post #276801
Aye, I'm luving The Incredibles. I don't like Pixar movies in genera?, but this is truly an awesome animated picture.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-20 20:36:12 UTC
Post #276803
not actually a movie but..
the anime series
"The melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya." (2009)
Is pretty cutesy.. about a crazed girl obsessed with being outside the 'norm' of society, and she recruits other ousiders to join her club of random hyjinx..
..all except for a short run during season 2 known online as the 'Endless 8', I've enjoyed the series.
the anime series
"The melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya." (2009)
Is pretty cutesy.. about a crazed girl obsessed with being outside the 'norm' of society, and she recruits other ousiders to join her club of random hyjinx..
..all except for a short run during season 2 known online as the 'Endless 8', I've enjoyed the series.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-20 20:36:54 UTC
Post #276804
I read somewhere on craveonline.com about a year ago that Pixar/Disney does have plans on making a sequel to The Incredibles.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 07:57:11 UTC
Post #276820
Saw Avatar in 3D yesterday.
You will not regret watching this.
You will not regret watching this.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 11:33:10 UTC
Post #276824
Oh yea, I got plans on watching Avatar any moment now! For a movie that cost $400,000,000.00 to make and market, it better be more than just good.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 14:24:54 UTC
Post #276829
It cost 400 mil? Wow.. I can't help thinking that those 400 million could've been spent elsewhere, with the recession and all.
Better be a damn good movie!
Better be a damn good movie!
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 14:56:53 UTC
Post #276830
I was looking at the spotlight on Z Brush central and they showed some of the models. I'm wondering when to see it cause it'll be really busy all around this time.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 15:08:02 UTC
Post #276831
Avatar (2009)
I wanted very much to like this movie, but was highly disappointed. I thought the idea for the script was fine but poorly implemented. The movie starts out very slow and takes a long time (hours) to get to anything even remotely interesting. The main character's performance seems very weak and forced to me, even tho i thought he was great in Terminator Salvation.
I love James Cameron films, but i think he went a little off the deep end on this one. I dunno, i'm going to see it again and see if i like it better a second time..
I wanted very much to like this movie, but was highly disappointed. I thought the idea for the script was fine but poorly implemented. The movie starts out very slow and takes a long time (hours) to get to anything even remotely interesting. The main character's performance seems very weak and forced to me, even tho i thought he was great in Terminator Salvation.
I love James Cameron films, but i think he went a little off the deep end on this one. I dunno, i'm going to see it again and see if i like it better a second time..
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-21 20:39:02 UTC
Post #276844
New Inuyasha Anyone?
http://www.vizanime.com/inuyasha-the-final-act
(don't care if this is against the registration regulations.. I was just so hyped I found this streaming somewhere!)
http://www.vizanime.com/inuyasha-the-final-act
(don't care if this is against the registration regulations.. I was just so hyped I found this streaming somewhere!)
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-22 15:24:27 UTC
Post #276858
Saw Avatar yesterday. Definitely worth a watch, even though the 3D didn't really add much (plus the glasses made my nose hurt). The script felt quite standard and similar to some other movie in particular, and it was quite predictable at times, but yeah, it's watchable for the stunning visuals on their own.
Did anyone else feel like it was shot in Zangarmarsh? Anyway, it's quite a fantastic world Cameron's created, and I must say I'm pretty interested in the sequel(s?).
psilous' link is US-only, fail.
Did anyone else feel like it was shot in Zangarmarsh? Anyway, it's quite a fantastic world Cameron's created, and I must say I'm pretty interested in the sequel(s?).
psilous' link is US-only, fail.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-22 23:01:02 UTC
Post #276873
Avatar in 3D.
mind = blown.
Don't expect an intellectual plot; just pure imagination gone wild and sheer entertainment from start to finish, coupled with unbelievably good visuals.
Michael Bay should watch Avatar and resign from film making.
mind = blown.
Don't expect an intellectual plot; just pure imagination gone wild and sheer entertainment from start to finish, coupled with unbelievably good visuals.
Michael Bay should watch Avatar and resign from film making.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 00:27:31 UTC
Post #276874
Seen "Push" and wish I hadn't. Movie was sewage.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 00:29:09 UTC
Post #276875
Yep, Avatar was pretty damn good.
Like everyone has said, it's a familiar story, but that doesn't mean it's particularly bad. Can't wait to see it again, then own it on Blu-ray.
Like everyone has said, it's a familiar story, but that doesn't mean it's particularly bad. Can't wait to see it again, then own it on Blu-ray.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 04:16:28 UTC
Post #276876
Same.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 06:25:53 UTC
Post #276877
I too saw Avatar yesterday, went to the cinema :D. And it was 3D. Can I touch the leaves ? 
It was gorgeous, whoever participated at inventing those creatures and plants have a lot of imagination. And for me, the film kinda has a hidden message about what's happening now on earth.
It was gorgeous, whoever participated at inventing those creatures and plants have a lot of imagination. And for me, the film kinda has a hidden message about what's happening now on earth.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 07:59:26 UTC
Post #276878
"Hidden" message? It was about as obvious and in your face as movie moralizing gets.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 18:38:50 UTC
Post #276882
I think a lot of those creatures could probably be made in spore.
Yep, the plot is quite predictible. Still, I loved the amazing visuals and... well, just the movie in general. It has a very nice blend of action, sci-fi and fantasy.
Greenie message was a little annoying, but enjoying it as part of the movie rather than a message to the viewers dampens the blow.
In conclusion: I'd definitely pay to watch it again.
Yep, the plot is quite predictible. Still, I loved the amazing visuals and... well, just the movie in general. It has a very nice blend of action, sci-fi and fantasy.
Greenie message was a little annoying, but enjoying it as part of the movie rather than a message to the viewers dampens the blow.
In conclusion: I'd definitely pay to watch it again.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 19:52:24 UTC
Post #276884
Seen Avatar in Imax-3D. Loved it. Its not slow at all, you guys are just trigger-happy.
Everything is fine by my book. Good believable story, no loose ends leave you hanging, great visuals, sound, acting gets better after the first 20 minutes (notice that a lot in movies) and overall good message.
I rate this movie 4.8/5 stars.
Everything is fine by my book. Good believable story, no loose ends leave you hanging, great visuals, sound, acting gets better after the first 20 minutes (notice that a lot in movies) and overall good message.
I rate this movie 4.8/5 stars.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 20:19:02 UTC
Post #276885
Well, I'd see it in Imax-3D too, but there's only one cinema with that technology in my country, and that's in Bucharest, which is more than 500 km away from me.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 20:42:18 UTC
Post #276886
the film kinda has a hidden message about what's happening now on earth.lol'd.
Sucks about your lack of 3D, Striker ):
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 20:55:52 UTC
Post #276887
FERNGULLY.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 20:58:04 UTC
Post #276888
Huntey:
Sucks about your lack of 3D, Striker ):Striker:
I too saw Avatar yesterday, went to the cinema :D. And it was 3D.There are other 3D film theatres than IMAX...
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 20:59:46 UTC
Post #276889
I don't blame him, huge threads are confusing.
FERNGULLYWhat?
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 21:02:50 UTC
Post #276890
They are. And it's midnight UTC. And I have Christmas presents to wrap! Why am I on TWHL?!
Why am I on TWHL?!
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 21:05:06 UTC
Post #276891
A lot of people who saw Avatar are saying it's a spiffied up Ferngully.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 21:20:48 UTC
Post #276892
I quite enjoyed Ferngully as a child.
And by enjoyed, I mean I really enjoyed watching the machines chew up trees, and I would wish that they would get all the trees, but it doesn't happen. D=
And by enjoyed, I mean I really enjoyed watching the machines chew up trees, and I would wish that they would get all the trees, but it doesn't happen. D=
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 21:43:09 UTC
Post #276893
Am I the only one who haven't heard of Ferngully before?
I grew up watching Chip'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Tailspin and old Disney short films with Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse.
I grew up watching Chip'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Tailspin and old Disney short films with Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 21:56:35 UTC
Post #276894
Oh sorry Striker, i misread.
by the way,
by the way,
acting gets better after the first 20 minutes (notice that a lot in movies)I think it's more about getting "into" the characters, rather than the acting actually getting better. I can think of maybe 2 movies ever that are filmed in the order of the script.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 22:22:53 UTC
Post #276895
Well, one thing is for sure.....James Cameron raised the production bar not by mere centimeters, but by whole kilometers with Avatar! There's just no going back now with the quality level of CGI that was being used prior to Avatar. Now with this new generation of "special effects awesomeness" out in the open, it should be interesting to see how the other big-wig Hollywood hotshots like Spielberg, Lucas, Bay, Abrams and a few others will meet the challenge that Cameron put out. Hey Pixar and DreamWorks, are you listening?
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 22:54:06 UTC
Post #276896
Michael Bay should watch Avatar and resign from film making.I was thinking the exact same thing.
Even those who criticize Avatar for having a predictable story - at least it had a story. Bay's films are nothing but action and special effects with a few awkward love scenes thrown in and no real story whatsoever.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-23 23:03:27 UTC
Post #276897
Yeah I stand corrected on the acting in the first 20 minutes thing, turns out they mostly shoot films in reverse. That's why the beginnings are generally better, but the endings suffers. I dreadfully think it should be the other way around for the sake of the movie's integrity as it plays on.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-24 00:08:50 UTC
Post #276898
they should shoot the middle first, then the end then the beginning?
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-24 05:16:56 UTC
Post #276901
it's not in any specific order like than, Rimrook.
They shoot scenes that are convenient to shoot. They'll do a location shoot - film all the scenes there, change location, film all the scenes there etc etc.
While 90% of Avatar will have been the one green screen studio, they will have shot all the scenes with particular actors and rigs involved.
Movies have a script and then a shooting script.
They shoot scenes that are convenient to shoot. They'll do a location shoot - film all the scenes there, change location, film all the scenes there etc etc.
While 90% of Avatar will have been the one green screen studio, they will have shot all the scenes with particular actors and rigs involved.
Movies have a script and then a shooting script.
Posted 14 years ago2009-12-24 07:29:52 UTC
Post #276903
Sow how about some Rule 34 on Neytiri? Come on, TWHL, I know you can do it.
Posted 14 years ago2009-12-24 07:44:25 UTC
Post #276904
Cameron pretty much did that for us already.
Posted 14 years ago2009-12-24 09:36:23 UTC
Post #276906
wow well i'm glad everyone liked it! maybe i'll try 3D next time?(tho Zombie said it doesn't make that much of a difference)
Posted 14 years ago2009-12-24 11:23:45 UTC
Post #276910
Latest movie I seen was 'Is Anybody there?'
..I liked it.
Trailer;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGONTyAj5yo
..I liked it.
Trailer;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGONTyAj5yo
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