unique said:

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following on from it's a kind of funny story with zach galifinakas, i watched due date again, which is a remake/copy of john hughes planes trains and automobiles, co-starring iron man himself, robert sherlock holms jr, and directed by the director of the hangover, who apparently has no name according to the poster, or at least the advertising people don't think the kind of people who see this kind of movie give two fucks who the blokes name is

anyways, it was funnier the first time, as it has quite a sharp script in places. as with most of these movies, they aren't half as funny the second time around, whereas some of the classic comedies seem timeless and always funny

when i wanted to watch this pnline it was a shorter version then theaters. waiting till redbox has it. may have it by now? idk. i wanna see it

Miss Potter - with Renee Zellewinger(sp?) about Beatrix Potter, author of Peter Rabbit 3/5, it was simple, could have been adulted up a bit, slow in parts, but it made me interested in the real person, though I'm familiar with her books I didn't know anything about her.

Social Network - 3/5 I never thought I'd be interested, but I gave in and was pleasantly surprised.

Nanny McPhee returns - 2.5/5 I liked it better than I do most children movie, this one I at least watched all the way through, and I like Emma Thompson.

10 items or less - with Morgan Freeman 2/5 if Morgan wasn't in it I wouldn't have watched the whole thing. He's got a pretty nice butt for an old dude.

Death at a Funeral (original) - hard to rate since the recent one is exactly the same except it took some subject matters further, and I saw it first and thought it was funnier, but that's because of cultural familiarity.

Eventually I'm make it to the current movie at the theatres, I got tickets and everything, but eh, I'm busy.

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5 of 5

LOVED it. Not sure what I can really discuss about it without giving anything away. Just great.

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5 of 5

LOVED it. Not sure what I can really discuss about it without giving anything away. Just great.

I thought it was going to be more about Banksy or street art in general. So needless to say, it was funnier than I expected.

If it wins the Oscar for best documentary, will Banksy accept the award?

Love Ranch 2.5/5 it wasn't Leaving Las Vegas as far as love between doomed people goes, but it was entertaining enough, it didn't make me fast forward through it since it didn't have that ssdf feel to it, like a couple of movies I've seen recently.

Vampires Suck 1.5/5 since I haven't seen any of the Eclipse sagas a lot of the spoofs were lost on me, but if this is any indication of what those sagas were about I won't be seeing them. In fact this made me curious enough to skim the plot summaries of both movies, and nope I won't be seeing them. I did get a couple of giggles.

The Way Back (2010) - Prisoners escape a WWII Siberian gulag by walking 4,000 miles to India. 1/2

Love and other drugs. I HATED IT!!

purplemookiebut said:

unique said:

that reminds me i saw the non gay version of this the other day...

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it's a pretty good movie, miles better than i expected. it's actually more about drugs salesmen in the 90s than a sex/romance flick. it's got a few laughs in it too. anne hathaway is pretty hot and you see most of her bits, which makes the giant HD plasma and bluray player worth every penny

i only watch it for heath. i dislike those 2 so i doubt i'll see that

Love and other drugs is the non gay version of Brokeback Mountain in what way exactly?

They have nothing in common except for Jake GyllenHaal who really is a mediocre actor, imo. Anne Hathaway was the best thing in the film. She deserves better films than this.

garganta said:

purplemookiebut said:

i only watch it for heath. i dislike those 2 so i doubt i'll see that

Love and other drugs is the non gay version of Brokeback Mountain in what way exactly?

They have nothing in common except for Jake GyllenHaal who really is a mediocre actor, imo. Anne Hathaway was the best thing in the film. She deserves better films than this.

anne hathaway was in brokeass mountain too, but in l&od she fucks jake instead of jake fucking heath or getting assfucked by heath. fucking actors. bunch of fucking luvvies. should be out fucking whores and snorting coke like the due on 2.5 men

sextonseven said:

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5 of 5

LOVED it. Not sure what I can really discuss about it without giving anything away. Just great.

I thought it was going to be more about Banksy or street art in general. So needless to say, it was funnier than I expected.

If it wins the Oscar for best documentary, will Banksy accept the award?

This was exactly my question.

I wouldn't be surprised if some sort of unexpected installation happens at the Oscars.

Mr. Brain Wash (is it just me or is that a lame name? ) was/is comedic gold for all kinds of wrong reasons. I was simultaneously infuriated by him and cheering for the unexpected (no spoiler here ) reasons. People are truly schmucks.

I just saw Blue Valentine, it was extremely depressing, not even worth seeing for the acting.

4/5

LOVED it!!!!

PunkMistress was really good in this!!

Biutiful (2010) - Dying of cancer, psychic father of two attempts to put his complicated life in order. Very dense and downbeat, but I like that kind of stuff.

johnart said:

sextonseven said:

I thought it was going to be more about Banksy or street art in general. So needless to say, it was funnier than I expected.

If it wins the Oscar for best documentary, will Banksy accept the award?

This was exactly my question.

I wouldn't be surprised if some sort of unexpected installation happens at the Oscars.

Mr. Brain Wash (is it just me or is that a lame name? ) was/is comedic gold for all kinds of wrong reasons. I was simultaneously infuriated by him and cheering for the unexpected (no spoiler here ) reasons. People are truly schmucks.

It's a TOTALLY lame name. But the guy is a crazy Frenchman whose English isn't great so a lame alias fits into the joke that was his story.

sextonseven said:

johnart said:

This was exactly my question.

I wouldn't be surprised if some sort of unexpected installation happens at the Oscars.

Mr. Brain Wash (is it just me or is that a lame name? ) was/is comedic gold for all kinds of wrong reasons. I was simultaneously infuriated by him and cheering for the unexpected (no spoiler here ) reasons. People are truly schmucks.

It's a TOTALLY lame name. But the guy is a crazy Frenchman whose English isn't great so a lame alias fits into the joke that was his story.

That's the thing tho, I definitely think the guy was a joke but I think ultimately the joke was on the art-buying public. I wonder how many folk in the Oscar audience has MBW pieces at home.

I was surprised to see about the Madonna cover thing.

Lawd, this kind of thing should only happen to me.

4 out of 5

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The views of the sea flats are beautiful in themselves, but the feel of this film with it's dark border town look make it something to behold, and the trailer is set to Marilyn Manson's Sweet Thing. "A series of murders leads commander Trujillo to Santa Rosa de la Sal a town close to a salt mine, where he meets Victor Zepeda - a lonely teenager who works in his father funeral home and spends his free time making crude animated horror films - who’s strange behavior seems to point at him as the culprit of the crimes."

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So many feelings evoked, I'm very glad I saw it.

Aelis said:

So many feelings evoked, I'm very glad I saw it.

I agree. Great movie!!!

noimageatall said:

Aelis said:

So many feelings evoked, I'm very glad I saw it.

I agree. Great movie!!!

It deals with extremely important things. It touched me so deeply.

Aelis said:

noimageatall said:

I agree. Great movie!!!

It deals with extremely important things. It touched me so deeply.

I still cry when I watch it.

noimageatall said:

Aelis said:

It deals with extremely important things. It touched me so deeply.

I still cry when I watch it.

I believe you. It moved me to tears as well. I saw so much of my life and surroundings in there, I could't stop the tears.

Saw this movie several days ago:

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The Rite (2011): "Inspired by true events, "The Rite" follows skeptical seminary student Michael Kovak (Colin O'Donoghue), who relunctantly attends exorcism school at the vatican. While in Rome, he meets an unorthodox priest, Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins), who introduces him to the darker side of his faith."

Can't say that I absolutely loved this movie, but it was definitely different than most movies that I've seen. Anything that has to do with exorcism or the devil scares the hell out of me! Although the actor who played the younger priest (Colin O'Donoghue) was nice to look at.

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He was perhaps the one saving grace in this movie.

Ticking Clock w/Cuba Gooding Jr. 0.0 ended up ff through the whole movie, can't even say SSDF about it, just a mediocre short story made into a movie

psychodelicide said:

Saw this movie several days ago:

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The Rite (2011): "Inspired by true events, "The Rite" follows skeptical seminary student Michael Kovak (Colin O'Donoghue), who relunctantly attends exorcism school at the vatican. While in Rome, he meets an unorthodox priest, Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins), who introduces him to the darker side of his faith."

Can't say that I absolutely loved this movie, but it was definitely different than most movies that I've seen. Anything that has to do with exorcism or the devil scares the hell out of me! Although the actor who played the younger priest (Colin O'Donoghue) was nice to look at.

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He was perhaps the one saving grace in this movie.

I saw this the other night. I want my money back. They took a lot of liberties with so-called 'actual events.'

noimageatall said:

psychodelicide said:

Saw this movie several days ago:

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The Rite (2011): "Inspired by true events, "The Rite" follows skeptical seminary student Michael Kovak (Colin O'Donoghue), who relunctantly attends exorcism school at the vatican. While in Rome, he meets an unorthodox priest, Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins), who introduces him to the darker side of his faith."

Can't say that I absolutely loved this movie, but it was definitely different than most movies that I've seen. Anything that has to do with exorcism or the devil scares the hell out of me! Although the actor who played the younger priest (Colin O'Donoghue) was nice to look at.

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He was perhaps the one saving grace in this movie.

I saw this the other night. I want my money back. They took a lot of liberties with so-called 'actual events.'

The movie was not as good as I was thinking that it would be.

psychodelicide said:

noimageatall said:

I saw this the other night. I want my money back. They took a lot of liberties with so-called 'actual events.'

The movie was not as good as I was thinking that it would be.

I know. This was one of those where the previews were much better than the movie.

noimageatall said:

psychodelicide said:

The movie was not as good as I was thinking that it would be.

I know. This was one of those where the previews were much better than the movie.

True. This movie has been getting mixed reviews.

I'm about to put on my bluray copy of Once Upon A Time In America.

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this movie is about the scottish members of the org growing up in the 70s

glasgow in the 70s is a bit like compton in the 80s, but instead of niggers with attitude saying "i'm gonna put a cap in your ass motherfucker", it's wee white men with kitchen knives saying "i'm gonna batter you, ya wee cunt"

it's absolutely brilliant

neds are what chavs used to be called. we also used to call them schemies (cuz they lived in housing schemes, which is the british equivilent of "the projects")

neds is kinda like the glasgow version of the wire

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i watched this again for the gazillionth time. this time in high definition. you can make out the acne is much more detail on the big screen