3/5

it was not a good sign that I was falling asleep during the movie

morningsong said:

Vendetta1 said:

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The Vincent Cassel parts: five stars.

The girl on girl action: five stars.

The rest of the movie, three words: WHAT THEE FUCK?

confusing storyline?

RT gave it 87%

Very confusing storyline.

Vendetta1 said:

morningsong said:

confusing storyline?

RT gave it 87%

Very confusing storyline.

hmmm, something that will demand my full undivided attention, sounds challenging.

The Company Men (2010) - Boston trio of corporate workers are humbled after being laid off by their long time employer. 1/2

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FINALLY SAW THIS. 3.5 out of 5

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Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work- 5 stars

A Perfect Getaway- 3 stars

Survival of The Dead- (It did have a hot dude in it tho)

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all i can say is, beware what u turn on the tv at 3am in the morning

six out of five stars.

XxAxX said:

wait'll you see "Max Sherman, the adventure continues!" the movie!!

oh? are you doing the treatment?

who are you thinking of as the lead? Vincent Chase? Johnny Danger?

BlackAdder7 said:

XxAxX said:

wait'll you see "Max Sherman, the adventure continues!" the movie!!

who are you thinking of as the lead? Bob Saget? you have great taste x, I've always thought him to be very perspicacious

yep.

XxAxX said:

BlackAdder7 said:

who are you thinking of as the lead? Bob Saget? you have great taste x, I've always thought him to be very perspicacious

persca...pers...perscap...persc....presc...perasc.... does that mean he sweats alot?

BlackAdder7 said:

XxAxX said:

persca...pers...perscap...persc....presc...perasc.... does that mean he sweats alot?

don't worry about the sweat. wardrobe will take care of that. you won't even notice it during the sex scenes

righto.

DesireeNevermind said:

FINALLY SAW THIS. 3.5 out of 5

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It's been a few years since I've seen it, but I remember it as being a very touching movie.

Just saw this movie this weekend. Very suspenseful, very scary. Didn't realize it was produced by M. Night Shyamalan until after I watched it. Not surprised though, because like "The Sixth Sense", I found it even more interesting when I watched it a second time and saw how all the clues were there from the beginning. Very cleverly written movie. I'd give it 4 out of 5 stars for a movie of it's genre.

I just saw Inception and I'm not sure how to rate it. I'll wait until I watch it again because it is pretty complicated, but I thought the acting from the main characters was good. Glad they eventually tied the beginning of the movie with the ending because I was very .

Elle85n09 said:

I just saw Inception and I'm not sure how to rate it. I'll wait until I watch it again because it is pretty complicated, but I thought the acting from the main characters was good. Glad they eventually tied the beginning of the movie with the ending because I was very .

EXCELLENT movie! I had to watch it twice also, lol. You'll find that everything ties in perfectly when you watch it the second time. The first time I watched it, the concepts were so deep, I sort of followed it, but not completely. When I watched it the second time, I already had an idea of the different "levels" of dreams, and I was blown away by how it all fit together. Even the concept of how "time" played out differently on the different levels.

Amazing movie! I really enjoyed it.

TRON: Legacy

I saw it today and I really felt like I was on this sci-fi journey with the characters. Special effects were AMAZING!

4/5 stars

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(2010) story of the obscenity trial that surrounded the publishing of Allen Ginsberg's controversial poem Howl.

the film just reminded me why Franco's about my favorite actor of his generation. It was a real pleasure watching him on this, such brilliant performance.

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Total waste of time. One of those movies that you can´t stop watching because you just HAVE to know how it´s going to end (because you´ve read some favorable reviews) and then you regret every single minute. The whole plot is weak, the title is absolutely misleading, it fails as a horror or sci-fi flic, it is too naive as a social commentary kind of movie, and the thinly veiled criticism of the anti-immigration laws (Arizona etc.) is so poorly executed that the movie achieves nothing in that department. And for a movie that pretends to have some social commentary in it, the depicition of Mexicans is stereotypical and clicheed, if not borderline racist.

The director seems to have started with the best intentions but the end result is a disaster, though I have to admit that he deserves some respect considering the very low budget. Gareth Edwards (director) surely has a lot of potential and I´m curious about his next projects but this movie was nothing but a colossal waste of time.

Oh, yeah, there´s a little bit of a love story in it, too, but that is just as boring as the rest of the movie. Some critics said the ending was the most surprising ending of the year but for me, it was nothing but a huge "WTF??? "moment.

Made In Dagenham (2010) - Ford machinist Rita O'Grady leads the charge for equal pay for women in 1960s England. 1/2

I gave it an extra 1/2 for the 60s British setting and I love Sally Hawkins.

A bit overacted, a tad confusing at times but predictable in the end.

3 outta 5.

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On Netflix. Great movie. But then again everything by Clair Denis is great IMO...

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sextonseven said:

Made In Dagenham (2010) - Ford machinist Rita O'Grady leads the charge for equal pay for women in 1960s England. 1/2

I gave it an extra 1/2 for the 60s British setting and I love Sally Hawkins.

Nice! I'm hopefully going to watch it tonight

I watched Black Swan earlier today and absolutely loved it. the last 10 minutes of it were insanely breathtaking. stellar performance from Natalie.

Black Swan (2010) - Meek ballerina goes to extreme lengths for the role of Swan Lake's black swan.

Rayan said:

sextonseven said:

Made In Dagenham (2010) - Ford machinist Rita O'Grady leads the charge for equal pay for women in 1960s England. 1/2

I gave it an extra 1/2 for the 60s British setting and I love Sally Hawkins.

Nice! I'm hopefully going to watch it tonight

I watched Black Swan earlier today and absolutely loved it. the last 10 minutes of it were insanely breathtaking. stellar performance from Natalie.

I too liked the final act with the dance of the black swan. Great visuals!

I'm a bit late, but I watched Saw for the first time the other night there. I quite enjoyed it. I've heard Saw 2 and Saw 6 are quite good, but the rest are for morons who enjoy watching people cutting off their own limbs. Saw 2 tonight then and I'll decide whether to continue afterwards. I apologise for the mundanity contained in this post.

Number23 said:

I'm a bit late, but I watched Saw for the first time the other night there. I quite enjoyed it. I've heard Saw 2 and Saw 6 are quite good, but the rest are for morons who enjoy watching people cutting off their own limbs. Saw 2 tonight then and I'll decide whether to continue afterwards. I apologise for the mundanity contained in this post.

the saw movies tho are like a puzzle in itself and what may have happend in say saw 3 pays off in future installments

Dark City--liked it at first, felt it was creative & original and well acted. But got a bit silly by the end. Plus Jennifer Connelly's presence was wasted from a potential-nudity POV, and that is unforgivable.

2/5

sextonseven said:

Rayan said:

Nice! I'm hopefully going to watch it tonight

I watched Black Swan earlier today and absolutely loved it. the last 10 minutes of it were insanely breathtaking. stellar performance from Natalie.

I too liked the final act with the dance of the black swan. Great visuals!

no kidding! I was totally mesmerized.

I also loved the dreamy cinematography at the first half of the film with everything being set in lighter shades of pink & grey, it truly captured all my senses right away.

the whole thing just passed by without me noticing it, and this rarely ever happens to me with movies.