Watched fight club last night, and the night before, and the night before that ![]()
def 10/10!
[addsig]Watched fight club last night, and the night before, and the night before that ![]()
def 10/10!
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| ? quote: |
| ...He made Ed Wood, a film (loosely) based on the life of Ed Wood Jr. Then Burton made his own catastrophe of a space movie, Mars Attacks.
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<--- what you should do if you accidentally buy Mars Attacks!.
[addsig]Instead of working on my comp map, I saw four movies today.
COLLATERAL: Pretty good. Fox, Cruise, and Smith all did excellent jobs in their roles, and the movie had no dull moments. There are some really tense and cool sequences, especially near the end.
THE TRANSPORTER: A stupid and pointless story backed up by stupid and pointless action. Much of it makes little sense and isn't all that cool. The oil fight was one of the most retarded things I've seen in a while.
BLADE II: This was more entertaining than I remember, but just like the first one it began to fall apart near the end. The beginning is cool, the middle is cool, but the end just becomes dumb. The love interest added an interesting angle, but she was wasted given the outcome. This movie is a shining example of a wasted opportunity to make something great, just like the original.
RESERVOIR DOGS: Pretty cool. It's interesting, moving, funny, gruesome, saddening, and certainly worth watching.


| ? posted by Monqui |
| I watched Freddy Vs. Jason last night. It was awful. I have nothing more to say on the matter. I'm going to continue living pretending that I didn't voluntarily subject myself to that crapfest. |
True, just like friday the 13th part 5, it had no plot 

Oh I love that film, I'd entirely forgotten about it for some reason but its definately one of my favourites ![]()

I really enjoyed Ronin as well, but our feelings aren't agreed with by a few of our forum members.
/awaits the arguments...
[addsig]I thought Ronin was at best ordinary. It was spoiled for me when De Niro was allowed to get away with pronouncing Hereford "Heerford" when denouncing Sean Bean.Any self-respecting Englishman would have booted him in the nuts and told him to f**k off.
That apart, De Niro was, as always, brilliant.

