morningsong said:

[img:$uid]http://i267.pho.../img:$uid] Mud 3.8/5 I enjoyed watching it, haven't been able to say that in a while. [Edited 8/10/13 7:13am]

I'll be danged - I watched that movie last night, too! And felt about the same as you did.

Well-made movie, and I just knew Sam Shepard was going to take care of business at the end!

Pacific Rim (2013)

The people were practically cardboard cutouts, but the special effects were very good.

sexton said:

Elysium

2.5/5

More social commentary than sci-fi and then it muddles whatever commentary it was trying to deliver.

Definitely looks like too many hands in the script.

Entertaining but the less you think, the easier it is to enjoy.

RodeoSchro said:

Saw Pain and Gain today...............

Friggin awesome as it was based on a true story..infact I remember the media coverage when it actually happened......

I love rebel Wilson so prehaps im a bit biased..I would strongly recomend it.....

Cheers

max

East Of Eden (1955)

Somewhat dated, a little too long, still probably a classic. Dean carries the movie. The scenes featuring him ans Jo Van Fleet as his estranged mother were as good as you'll see. The cast is solid from top to bottom.

4 stars... dug it a lot

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Balle dans la tête (Bullet to the Head) (2012) - A sensitive movie about the trials and tribulations of an American and a Korean trying to function as a team while encountering an endless array of interesting characters.

Oeuvre from director W. Hill, a noted specialist in the male relationships/interactions genre. Stellar performance from lead actors, each of whom has to deal with complex issues relating to family, friends and firearms. I will probably have to watch this a second time to digest all the underlying inequalities in the man vs. man subtext.



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Really enjoyed these movies check them out.:

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The Lodger: A Tale of the London Fog (1927) 8/10

HMD82 said:

Awesome, awesome movie.

Stymie said:

HMD82 said:

Awesome, awesome movie.

Yes. Great plot.

This is also a film that makes me seriously consider cinematography as a profession even though I know nothing about it.

I this movie. This isn't my first time seeing it. It's just what I watched last night.

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"ARGO f*ck yourself."

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5/5 stars.

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Die Friseuse (The Hairdresser) 3/5 I thought it was a cute and amusing grown-ups movie. It might tick some people off I guess for those who get ticked off by these kind of people. I have no idea what country this is in, some European one is all I know.

Saw this on Netflix. The lead Actress got nominated Best Young Artist Award and well deserved. A+

Finally got around to this and easily a 4/5

pace may seem slow but evrything can be told in the smallest glances, don't come to this film expecting a chase movie as it is far from that...far better then that.

great film, beautifully directed with great preformances.

HMD82 said:

ZombieKitten said:

HMD82 said:

Yes. Great plot.

This is also a film that makes me seriously consider cinematography as a profession even though I know nothing about it.

Yes! If you love visual symmetry this is the movie for you LOL

Or you could watch a Stanley Kubrick film or classic John Landis film like The Blues Brothers!

ufoclub said:

ZombieKitten said:

HMD82 said:

Yes. Great plot.

This is also a film that makes me seriously consider cinematography as a profession even though I know nothing about it.

Yes! If you love visual symmetry this is the movie for you LOL

Come to think of it...

I didn't realize that I'm gravitated toward visual symmetry until you pointed this out. I guess I didn't think about it too much before.

Just saw "The man who knew to little" on tv.

I was surprised that I loved it. Just light and fun entertainment. Good one.



And this docu have I seen a few times now. And I don't understand why this is not a big thing.
I recommend it, but I don't get the impression it got picked up.