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I enjoyed World War Z a lot.
Think of it this way: it couldve been worse.
Look up the OG ending
Think of it this way: it couldve been worse.
Look up the OG ending
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
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Just watched R.I.P.D.
It was sooooo bad
lulz why? the previews were horrible.
It was free and I like Ryan Reynolds.
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Watched a little bit of the Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford this morning. I love that movie. One of my favorite slower films. I'm a big fan of Mary-Louise Parker, Casey Affleck and Brad Pitt so I loved the cast obviously. That scene where Jesse pulls the knife of Bob and acts out how he's gonna handle the bank robbery 
Love the scene Jesse gets popped in as well. Very well done.
Love the scene Jesse gets popped in as well. Very well done.
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can't complain about free.It was free and I like Ryan Reynolds.lulz why? the previews were horrible.Just watched R.I.P.D.
It was sooooo bad
- Aug 4, 2006
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I watched this last knight:
had to rewind a few scenes I couldn't understand, dat accent is heavy in here
had to rewind a few scenes I couldn't understand, dat accent is heavy in here
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finna watch this later today . . .
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Kills season is pretty terrible i did finish the whole way through though
Is homeland better this season? Didn't like last season by the end
i did finish the whole way through though Is homeland better this season? Didn't like last season by the end
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Seen Pacific Rim for the first time and man that movie is dope!
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My son & I liked Pacific Rim too. The acting was melodramatic but it's a good pop corn flick... My son actually laughed really hard when what's his name from Hellboy & Sons of Anarchy left his shoe behind...
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You got some bad taste then. Killa Season is comedic classicKills season is pretty terrible
Is homeland better this season? Didn't like last season by the end
The biggest snub (by the Oscars) in the past century Nothing but genius with Homeland with this season which the writers have revealed recently but if you're not invested and are looking to drop the show after an ep or two might as well not try again.
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Not sure they're all like what you're asking for but:
From Hell
A Perfect Murder (Remake of Dial M for Murder)
Don't know if that countsBeyond A Reasonable Doubt
21 Grams
American Psycho
Frailty
Memento
Mr. Brooks
The Parallax View
Rope
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Got a chance to go and see 12 Years a Slave tonight. 8/10, and here's why:
Story was excellent, acting was too. Ejiofor, Nyong'o (Patsey) and Fassbender killed it. My two main gripes were that for a few scenes in the middle half, I kind of zoned out. I guess I thought it was an unnecessary transition into the rest of the film and dragged a bit. Also, McQueens harping on cinematography. Collectively, there must have been real 8+ min solely on cinematographic shots that weren't necessary for the film. They were nice shots, don't get me wrong, but I just thought they could have done without. Also, how are all the slaves gonna have perfect white teeth if a female like Patsey wasn't even being bathed?
Definitely recommend you guys see it. Some rough, chilling scenes that you'd expect from a slavery film.I had to see it to see if it was gonna live up to the Oscar hype. It'll for sure be nominated, and I would not be surprised if it wound up winning. Not saying it doesn't deserve to, but also not saying it does. I need to see the other Oscar noms to decide.
Story was excellent, acting was too. Ejiofor, Nyong'o (Patsey) and Fassbender killed it. My two main gripes were that for a few scenes in the middle half, I kind of zoned out. I guess I thought it was an unnecessary transition into the rest of the film and dragged a bit. Also, McQueens harping on cinematography. Collectively, there must have been real 8+ min solely on cinematographic shots that weren't necessary for the film. They were nice shots, don't get me wrong, but I just thought they could have done without. Also, how are all the slaves gonna have perfect white teeth if a female like Patsey wasn't even being bathed?
Definitely recommend you guys see it. Some rough, chilling scenes that you'd expect from a slavery film.I had to see it to see if it was gonna live up to the Oscar hype. It'll for sure be nominated, and I would not be surprised if it wound up winning. Not saying it doesn't deserve to, but also not saying it does. I need to see the other Oscar noms to decide.
Realizing the whipping of Patsey scene was entirely 1-take 
, really impressive.
, really impressive.
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They don't call Hitchcock "the Master of Suspense" for nothing. Don't stop with one.
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Yeah if you want to go in you could just watch everything Hitchcock. Including his 30 min tv series akin to the Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents... (not everything is suspense though).
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So far i've seen
The Birds
Psycho
Vertigo
Rear Window
Strangers on a Train
and Dial M....
Rope is on youtube so that will probably be next
and A Perfect Murder is on demand for free but it has Gwenyth Paltrow, does she die in it?
is that the movie where someone gets bashed with a snow globe?
The Birds
Psycho
Vertigo
Rear Window
Strangers on a Train
and Dial M....
Rope is on youtube so that will probably be next
and A Perfect Murder is on demand for free but it has Gwenyth Paltrow, does she die in it?
is that the movie where someone gets bashed with a snow globe?
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As we all know the movie selection on Netflix streaming is mediocre at best. However, I just had my ankle reconstructed and can barely stay awake for a few hours at a time, so I've been watching some new stuff.
"21 & Over" looked like a cheap, college version of the Hangover when I saw the commercials. Turns out the film is a nice coming of age story about those around 21. I'm a few years removed now, but I found the story relatable nonetheless.
The emotional relationship between the three main characters was reminiscent of what I think most people went through when ditching their high school friends because they have grown apart.
It's not a fantastic movie, but it is very solid and worth a watch.
Any other recommendations from the dark corners of Netflix?
"21 & Over" looked like a cheap, college version of the Hangover when I saw the commercials. Turns out the film is a nice coming of age story about those around 21. I'm a few years removed now, but I found the story relatable nonetheless.
The emotional relationship between the three main characters was reminiscent of what I think most people went through when ditching their high school friends because they have grown apart.
It's not a fantastic movie, but it is very solid and worth a watch.
Any other recommendations from the dark corners of Netflix?
jpzx
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I enjoyed 21 & Over as well. Granted, I was drunk when I saw it. It definitely was more if a coming-of-age film, you're correct. I'm a fan of Skylar Astin as well. Something about his charisma is going to lead to a long career. Hopefully he has the courage to not say yes to every stereotypical, easy role.
I'm done with Season 2, Episode 7 of Homeland. Really enjoying it up to this point. I won't go into any detail about the show until I'm caught up though. Deflecting the chance of a conversation starting and spoilers flying.
I'm done with Season 2, Episode 7 of Homeland. Really enjoying it up to this point.
I won't go into any detail about the show until I'm caught up though. Deflecting the chance of a conversation starting and spoilers flying.
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lawdog1
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Perfect Murder is the one with Michael Douglas, right? If so, I've seen it. Decent, not great. Worth a watch if you've got the time.
jpzx
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You guys have me wanting to Hitchcock my wagon to this bed and watch "Master of Suspense" movies all day.
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Do it.
It's great.
It's great.
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Losing weight for a role? Damn. He almost looks like DDL in that pic.
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He looks like he's melting in to Nic Cage
