Official Film Discussion and Last Movie You Watched

[wayneizgod]

It's all about CLERKS!!
LMAO

 

[Rocky]

It's all about CLERKS!!
LMAO

What's all about Clerks?

The film Clerks?

in which case that is correct.

 

[Line]

After a third viewing, There Will Be Blood is one of the greatest films I've ever had the privilege of seeing.

 

[Daniel Andersson]

It wont touch AVP-R

LOL

 

[Pain]

After a third viewing, There Will Be Blood is one of the greatest films I've ever had the privilege of seeing.

I think I'll give that a watch on the weekend.

 

[PrinceVegeta]

What do u guys think of cloverfield....it sucked big balls.....

 

[Line]

What do u guys think of cloverfield....it sucked big balls.....

They took a decent concept for a monster flick and decided to take a mildly interesting subplot and make it into the focal point of the film. I can't complain about the camerawork per se but the guy working it was so incredibly stupid and annoying that that alone is enough to take one out of the picture. Overall it had some meagerly entertaining elements but was a failure.

 

[Line]

I think I'll give that a watch on the weekend.

To my knowledge there isn't a halfway decent screener available yet.

 

[Pain]

Rambo

 

[Braaq]

I just watched Grandma's Boy again this morning... never gets old

 

[ironheart]

just watched "super bad" funny as hell

 

[high_five]

the bourne ultimatum. Great movie.

 

[Daniel Andersson]

Twins

 

[Beefcake]

No Country For Old Men

It's an awesome movie.

 

[Line]

I saw TWBB again. It drinks every other film this year's milkshake.

 

[Tonkoz]

Braveheart fucking sucked.

 

[Flex]

Into the wild

 

[Flex]

the bourne ultimatum. Great movie.

Again?

 

[Line]

Into the wild

Sorry to hear it.

5/10


EDIT (some thoughts): I had problems with Penn's telling of the story and the message as a whole seemed conflicting. Too often we see glorified scenic shots and the message of true beauty by creationism is really only explored through visuals and instead the narration and dialogue focus on intent and progression. When Chris finally realizes where happiness truly lies the shift is too broad and doesn't enough mesh with the film's original concepts, leaving the prior scenes feeling stagnant and mostly unnecessary. His realization and ephinany, if you will, is too obvious and, outside of his parent's problems, we're never given a reason for his thoughts concerning complete societal disconnect; an important topic which is better explored in other films such as American Psycho.

 

[Pinhead]

"Fracture" leading Anthony Hopkins. Excellent movie...