Last movie you saw? Created 14 years ago2009-09-07 16:21:32 UTC by Saribous Saribous

Created 14 years ago2009-09-07 16:21:32 UTC by Saribous Saribous

Posted 13 years ago2011-02-16 00:47:38 UTC Post #290412
X-Men 1.
AJ AJGlorious Overlord
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-16 00:59:59 UTC Post #290413
2001: A Space Odyssey and Akira.
Strider StriderTuned to a dead channel.
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-16 14:51:44 UTC Post #290442
The other day I saw the new Star Trek. I didn't even remember about its existence. I thought it was pretty good, despite having a friend insist that it's crap.
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 04:23:04 UTC Post #290538
Just watched The Social Network, gotta love Eisenberg.
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 04:57:41 UTC Post #290540
Aww.. How was it?

Was Brenda Brenda amazing? (as usual)
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 05:08:49 UTC Post #290541
Anybody else catch this? [Inception]
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Crollo CrolloTrollo
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 05:25:07 UTC Post #290542
You're supposed to catch that.
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 05:31:13 UTC Post #290543
I feel stupid for not catching it the first 3 times I saw it. So far I've only found the flipping off part and that. Wonder what else I haven't found yet.
Crollo CrolloTrollo
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 06:11:05 UTC Post #290544
Disclosure
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 13:45:15 UTC Post #290545
Saw Transformers 2 finally.

Metal clanking and spinning camera until the movie ends. Meh.

In those Inception shots, what am I supposed to catch? Different people?
Rimrook RimrookSince 2003
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 14:05:02 UTC Post #290547
Willy's disguise as browning. You'll also notice he's missing from the van shot because he's browning.
Crollo CrolloTrollo
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 14:40:59 UTC Post #290548
That was easy to catch.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 15:46:00 UTC Post #290550
inception such a pwn movie... reminds me of this.

Watching World Builder makes the short hairs on the back of my neck stick up every time i watch it..

Have Rimmy building mazes and i'll contact the chemist..

P

Captain Terror Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-20 15:50:00 UTC Post #290551
Noob forgot to use nodraw.
/oldejoke
Crollo CrolloTrollo
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-21 14:12:49 UTC Post #290584
Just watched Event Horizon.

Weird evil stuff...
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-21 15:13:18 UTC Post #290587
I only wish they showed us what the hellish dimension looked like in Event Horizon, heh. I dunno what could turn a person that insane :\
TheGrimReafer TheGrimReaferADMININATOR
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-22 18:10:48 UTC Post #290647
True Grit.

Great - a solid piece of Coen Brothers brilliance, but definitely not as good as No Country For Old Men, The Big Lebowski or Fargo.
Archie ArchieGoodbye Moonmen
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-22 19:48:13 UTC Post #290653
Inception

It was ok but it's not like it was a blockbuster or anything.

And I too, like the World Builder video...
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-28 17:20:26 UTC Post #290920
The King's Speech

It was... meh :\. A good movie. Nothing very special though. I liked it.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 13 years ago2011-02-28 19:23:28 UTC Post #290923
127 Hours. Fantastic film.
AJ AJGlorious Overlord
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-07 02:45:08 UTC Post #291247
Just saw Exit Through the Giftshop. Film by Banksy on street art.

Pretty interesting. It focused too much on one guy who was kinda a douchebag. But hey. Good watch.
Luke LukeLuke
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-07 02:54:28 UTC Post #291248
Chariots of Fire, a classic 1981 film about real-life Olympic sprinters.
satchmo satchmo“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. -- Samuel Beckett”
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-07 19:22:49 UTC Post #291264
Just watched District 9. I always enjoy this movie.
Luke LukeLuke
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-07 19:31:11 UTC Post #291265
The 3 amigos.

"Stop right there El Guacho! Or you'll be so full of lead you'll be using your thing as a pencil!"
Dimbeak DimbeakRotten Bastard
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-08 03:16:29 UTC Post #291289
I saw The Wicker Man (1973). It was ok. It was a lot better than the 2006 remake.
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-08 04:10:06 UTC Post #291290
Better than this? I refuse to beelieve that.
Strider StriderTuned to a dead channel.
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-08 05:23:05 UTC Post #291291
Return of the Living Dead 5 - Rave to the Grave [2005]

Watching it now actually not that bad! =)
Captain Terror Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-08 10:54:30 UTC Post #291294
Sanctum

Not James Cameron's best film(especially because I could predict the characters deaths), but it was nice to watch.
Left me with a very odd fear of death.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-11 01:10:13 UTC Post #291407
TRON: Legacy

I have to say I was very satisfied, and I believe Legacy is a worthy sequel to the original cheeseball flick. All right, there were more than a handful of corny clich?s and obvious reality holes. You'd really have to suspend disbelief to thoroughly enjoy Tron.
The film was damn pretty, though. I'd recommend it to anyone just for the eye candy alone. Seeing the first beforehand is absolutely not necessary, but it will certainly put Legacy into perspective.
Also, Olivia Wilde's character was smokin' :)
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-11 19:43:13 UTC Post #291470
Tron
Tron: Legacy

Never seen the original, so it was awesome to go for a big movie blow out while sick in bed. I think I almost like the first one better? I dunno. Loved all of the references to the first one. I wish they would make a Tron Legacy game with all of the stuff from the movie and have it not suck like movie games always do.

Oh yes Olivia Wilde was smokin' :)
Rimrook RimrookSince 2003
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-11 20:25:45 UTC Post #291474
What a coincidence. I was about to post I watched that film too :).
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 13 years ago2011-03-16 20:56:30 UTC Post #291838
Battle: LA[2011]

Don't even think about wasting your money on this piece of shit.
Captain Terror Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-05 20:18:56 UTC Post #293062
I watched Brestskaya krepost(Brest Fortress) in this weekend. It's that kind of movie that makes you admire people for what they are capable, and the bravery and innocence of children. And reminding me that time passes like a bird, and I'm just about to enter maturity :(.
Also, this film gave me unprecedented motivation to learn a language. I don't know really why, it just gave me motivation to learn russian. I want to be able to speak and read basic russian until this autumn. I love how it sounds. And also because I'd feel awesome :D.

Dasveedahnya!
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-07 01:20:53 UTC Post #293150
Limitless [2011]
Excellent. i liked it so much I'm goin out to see it again tonight.

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Captain Terror Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-07 03:10:44 UTC Post #293154
Source Code & Sunshine
Both Highly HIGHLY recommended.
Tetsu0 Tetsu0Positive Chaos
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-11 14:48:30 UTC Post #293411
Zodiac

Pretty good movie, but you kinda need to know a bit about the real murders in order to follow the plot. Still an alright flick
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-16 10:39:21 UTC Post #293533
I saw City of God, 1 of best movies I saw ever, and I've seen almost all of the best ones.
Skals SkalsLevel Designer
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-16 10:39:55 UTC Post #293534
[quote]Limitless [2011]
Excellent. i liked it so much I'm goin out to see it again tonight.

) [/quote]

Ha! I watched it too not long ago. It wasn't very special, although it was interesting and entertaining.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-16 12:51:57 UTC Post #293535
Limitless is a really predictable movie. I foresaw the whole script. :|
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-16 14:12:56 UTC Post #293536
Finally saw Tron Legacy. Gotta agree with what was said earlier in the thread. Not nearly as bad as I had heard - thoroughly entertaining throughout. Sure it's as deep as a teaspoon, but just take it for what it is and you'll enjoy it.
And yeah, Thirteen never looked so good.
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Just saw Exit Through the Giftshop. Film by Banksy on street art.

Pretty interesting. It focused too much on one guy who was kinda a douchebag. But hey. Good watch.
I think you might have missed the point, somewhat.
Archie ArchieGoodbye Moonmen
Posted 12 years ago2011-04-24 15:03:08 UTC Post #293854
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li [2009]

Besides an awful/pointless peformance by Chris Klein(where he apparently is trying to emulate Keanu Reeves), this movie, based on the popular Capcom video game is not entirely horrible.

The rest of the cast is quite decent, with more than a few A-listers than i would expect for this type of movie.

Also a fun note, it takes place in the far east countries of Bangkok and Hong Kong, from which i just returned from with a bag full of cheap watches, handbags, and various trinkets.

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Captain Terror Captain Terrorwhen a man loves a woman
Posted 12 years ago2011-05-10 19:50:23 UTC Post #294527
The Machinist

I've seen quite a lot of movies until now, and some horror(or psychological) might have scared me. This one though left me with a rather bizarre fear of my own mind. I'm thinking whether if too much awareness of myself and my actions can actually damage my sanity, because I have a cruel conscience sometimes too. This one actually makes me pursue the ability to have lucid dreaming, and ask some questions to my subconscious.

Blood Diamond
I enjoyed the movie, and I liked Leonardo's South African accent(constantly adding "uh" to any lines). Basically, the diamond is either a way of making lots of money and gaining power, a path of salvation and a... path of salvation. Though the first path of salvation is a selfish one. The second one is the true, the needed one and so this films transmits the message that the good wins over the evil. That's how I see it at least.

Children of Men
The plot is quite probable, but not around all the Earth. In the western countries maybe. This film is such a slap to our mind which takes everything for granted these days and we consider ourselves immune, at least until a disease strikes, at which point we beg for healthiness. Reminds of radiation, all the shit we're used to eat but our organism hasn't evolved to efficiently accept it, unnatural ways of living etc.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-05-10 20:15:12 UTC Post #294531
Children of Men is just... strange.
Posted 12 years ago2011-05-14 12:57:18 UTC Post #294635
Idiocracy

Man this film is not good in any way except one thing: it's a good reference when talking about where the human race is heading to. Sure, it presents the exaggerated part of things, but when you stand and think about our present situation, when you think about how many idiots exist this day( and not everyone is to blame, but mainly parents who neglect the importance of education), that's when I start to worry.
I'm worried that learning is a process that begins to be more and more ignored, and most of the time it's appreciated just for the sake of making money using it. It's not supposed to be like this. Think of the past scientists who helped the human knowledge out of pleasure.
One just has to go on "yahoo answers", a virtual world where common sense is a thing of the past(well not entirely, but it's just an example where you can find lots of illiterate people). It just shows how lazy our brains have become.

And now think about quantum computers: when they will appear( and this is not too far away in the future), AI will practically replace any need of human thinking. Computers will resolve problems and scientists will not be needed anymore. Perhaps artists, but where will artist be heading to without culture?

What goes up must come down eh? Have a look at the history. IF we continue like this, the "end of the world" is really a plausible idea, generated by the human race itself, not by some natural disaster.

TL;DR (a bit of irony here):
I now truly understand the importance of education and I'm sad that so many people laugh in front of it.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 00:17:29 UTC Post #296980
Ok. It is 04:15 am and I just finished watching "The Departure".

I am officially extremely pissed off, and this film is the first to succeed at it. I almost wanted to break something when DiCaprio... well, ain't gonna spoil it. Let's say that was the "semifinal". The surprise was so bad that I can't believe my monitor survived. (because in an instant I realised it's just a film).
The final?
It was SATISFYING.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 02:31:38 UTC Post #296983
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 04:16:34 UTC Post #296985
Yes. Sorry for the mistake.
Striker StrikerI forgot to check the oil pressure
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 10:25:16 UTC Post #296990
Paul.
Nowhere near as good as Hot Fuzz or Shaun of the Dead, but still very funny. I know why they went with a director other than Edgar Wright to give it more of that American feel, but I think that was the mistake which ruined it. Wright and Pegg just gel together so well, and that was missing from this.
I did love the incredible amount of Star Wars references though, some blatant (the truckstop western band version of the Mos Eisley cantina) and some more subtle (boring conversation anyway).

Worth seeing, but I'm not disappointed I never saw it in the cinema.
Archie ArchieGoodbye Moonmen
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 18:53:54 UTC Post #297003
Saw Captain America yesterday. Wish I hadn't seen it in 3D, it totally ruined it. Expensive, annoying, and you forget it's even 3d after the first 20 minutes until they throw some outlandish unnecessary effects in your face.
Posted 12 years ago2011-07-25 20:13:53 UTC Post #297004
Pretty much all 3D films so far have been like that.
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