I watched the first 4 episodes of "Lost" Season 1 tonight.

f**king amazing.

I saw Hostel today. Interesting.

Watched The Prestige. Good movie, nice ending, overall a darker movie than I expected.

Also, on the drive home in the dark I was passing a car on a 2 lane backcountry road when the gas pedal got jammed and stuck to the floor.

After about 5 seconds of paniced acceleration on a winding road I shifted it into neutral, pulled over, and then reached down and yanked the pedal up.

f**king unnerving.

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Most recent disappointment.. X-Men III ..This movie stinks.

Most recent favorite.. The Lake House... A must see.

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I watched a ski/snowboard film by Teton Gravity Research called Anomaly. It just came out a week ago. Some crazy stuff but my favorite had to be the runs they did in Japan. They just took a jeep around the highways, and any mountains they liked the look of they hiked up and rode down. Some really pretty shots that are like nothing you'll ever seen in a ski film, because all the terrain is so uniquely Japanese.

Some really good songs in it too. Unfortunately I don't have excel on this computer so I can't see the tracklistings. If anyone does have excel, I'd really appreciate them copying and pasting the tracklists from this excel list.

I just watched Garden State (which has probably already been mentioned, but I can't be bothered to trawl through 160-odd pages!) and it's immediately gone on my favourite films list. IMHO, Zach Braff is a genius. Not exactly a stuff-blows-up sort of film, but enjoyable with some dark comedy.

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Addicted to Morphine said:
If anyone does have excel, I'd really appreciate them copying and pasting the tracklists from this excel list.

Here you go, I tried copying it but it wouldnt paste nicely so I used excel to make a html file http://stuff.rumple.biz/Anomaly.htm :smile:

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I appreciate it, but I can't seem to get the link to work?

I just watched two movies for my Film History class.

Trouble in Paradise was soporific.

Stagecoach was great. John Wayne!

I appreciate it, but I can't seem to get the link to work?

Hmm, will try to fix.

Ok, uploaded it to my pit see if this one works http://www.snarkpit.net/pits/rumple/Anomaly.htm

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Most recent disappointment.. X-Men III ..This movie stinks.
Most recent favorite.. The Lake House... A must see.

I almost agree. Yes, X-Men 3 sucks, but I found the Lake House to be merely decent. Keanu is just a laughable casting choice for any drama / love story, though it wasn't that bad since most of it was voice over and you didn't have to see his face.

I recently picked up Solaris (2002 edition) and The Cell (Jennifer Lopez's only decent movie). Solaris is nice and slow, a nice movie to fall asleep with. The Cell is the opposite, with some pretty gnarly imagery, especially a certain delicious setpiece with Vince Vaughn.

The Cell was more like a video installation than a movie.

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I discovered this topic locked.... I'm guessing because it was autolocked after the 4 month inaction protocol from the old site. Regardless, I unlocked it now for all to share their movie/video watching experiences once again!

Never mind the four months of inactivity, but the 4 years! Wow, this thread needs some love.

So I watched the new Tron: Legacy movie this Saturday, and I have to say it was FREAKING AWESOME!

In fact, I made my way to Houston Texas to watch it in IMAX 3D and it was just pure bliss. I'm completely sold on 3D, I think it's pretty cool. And in Tron, they treat the 3D part like The Wizard of Oz treated color. but regardless, watching a movie that's actually made for IMAX is just awesome with the music. I bought the soundtrack already when it came out earlier in the month, simply because I'm a Daft Punk fan already (they wrote the whole soundtrack), and this was considered their next album.

The movie was just fantastic in its re-imagining of the original, and the novel concept of the Isos, and the themes. I really think it's a nice original movie, that I WILL be seeing again in theaters (probably this Tuesday :hee:).

Have you guys seen it? I highly recommend it, and probably on my list for top movies in the past 5 years. The music was astounding for me... (goes back to listening to more Tron soundtrack...:geek:)

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I hope to see it soon, too bad it wasn't actually shot in IMAX, though. They just upscaled some of the parts that were shot on a better resolution camera.

Also, the soundtrack was entirely produced by Daft Punk, so that's why it's so awesome, I would imagine.

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Riven said:
I discovered this topic locked.... I'm guessing because it was autolocked after the 4 month inaction protocol from the old site.

OK.. I know the answer as this is my old thread.

Under the old server/host and the old Snarkpit (prior to this Larchy version) the thread took so freakin long to load that Gwil began a new thread with the same topic heading.

It seems under the new host that the thread loads spiffy fast so...

Anywho's that's why it was locked.

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[quote=Orpheus][quote=Riven]It seems under the new host that the thread loads spiffy fast so...[/quote]
I think the code only querys the page number in the database, not the entire thread and then throw 90% of it away (the old way).

Battle for terra great movie.

(lets hope this thread doesn't get out of sync too. It has twice the pages and loads faster than the "Found" thread.)

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Gonna go rent that tonight Orph, that looks pretty good, thanks for sharing.

Since last posting:
Scrooged
Inception
Kick-Ass
Extract
Soul Men
Zack and Miri Make a Porno
Toy Story 3
Shrek Forever After
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
A Christmas Carol (2009)
The Expendables
Trick R Treat
Dark City: Director's Cut
Tron

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New Tron or old one?

That's a good list there bud.

Add "How to train your Dragon" Laughed my ass off.

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How to Train Your Dragon is in my NetFlix queue somewhere.

1982 Tron. I'd like to see the new one.

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Yea, I too also recently watched: "How to Train Your Dragon" -and it was really good. I didn't expect it to be so well done. Although I admit, I forgot Dreamworks was behind it. They did a very good job animating the faces, that's for sure!

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Riven said:
Yea, I too also recently watched: "How to Train Your Dragon" -and it was really good. I didn't expect it to be so well done. Although I admit, I forgot Dreamworks was behind it. They did a very good job animating the faces, that's for sure!

Heh I saw that movie in a plane when I was traveling from Greece back to the Netherlands It made the trip a lot more fun

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planet 51 are cute animated ones.

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Your riches in life are family and friends, everything else is just a distraction.

Simon Birch
Gran Torino
Treasure Planet

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Gran Torino is a damn fine movie.

A-Team and The Other Guys. Neither were bad. Both were pretty funny.

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Just watched "Bottle Shock" again. This makes 4 times now since it came out. Good stuff methinks.

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Fanboys - It was really great, actually!

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Snow falling on cedars excellent movie.

Perfume VERY DISTURBING! Excellent movie but disturbing as hell.

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Renaissance Man Good watchin.

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Watched "Knight and Day" last night. Was pretty good. Had a lot of my kind of humor in the lines. The "I think I wanna have sex" line after the truth serum had me in stitches with the look on Tom's face.

Looking forward to "Legend of the Guardians"

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Yeah I enjoyed Knight and Day, it was quite different to what I expected.

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Johna Hex, Wasn't all that bad, but really wasn't all that good either. Lets just say I would of gotten up mid way and got my soda and popcorn refilled and not rushed to do it, I would of felt like I missed nothing.

I too Watched "Knight and Day" with my daughter who brought it home the other day.. it was rather good, even though I dislike Tom Cruise and find him to be the William Shatner of our day (over actor).

Muhnay said:
even though I dislike Tom Cruise and find him to be the William Shatner of our day (over actor).

That's got to be THE funniest thing I've read in forever.
William Shatner IS OUR DAY old man.

Now I gotta go change my bloomies cause of you..

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Dude, William Shatner is like 80. He's old enough to be your father. (In fact I bet the age gap between your father and you is smaller than the age gap between you and William Shatner)

In other words ... he's from your parent's day.

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Dood, I remember Trek in the non rerun sense of the word. Besides, "from your day" has nothing to do with being in the same age bracket.

If it had to do with age, no one here at Snarkpit would be in the same month let alone day.

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Yeah, but Star Trek isn't when he came on the scene. He was on TV for about 15 years prior to that.

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Crono said:
Yeah, but Star Trek isn't when he came on the scene. He was on TV for about 15 years prior to that.

And following that guideline.. Tom Cruise was here long before "Our day" at least yours. I remember him baby faced.

Anywho's, its always been my understanding that "Our day" describes events, not really times. In our day, we had cars with carborators. In yours they have fuel injectors. Soon they will be fuel cells.

Anyway, events more so than times.

I guess one could argue times only with respect that someone was younger then, but our day could be as little as a year ago if things advanced fast enough.

Our day PC's were 386's @ 15 mhz. Now less than 2 decades later they are infinitely more powerful, yet this is still my day too.

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In my day computers took up whole rooms ( if not more than one ) and the only internet was had by the Government. If you wanted to play games on said computers.. you had to have a connection like a mommy or a grandmother who worked at a military missile base.

Outlander.. Great flick.

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Orpheus said:
Outlander.. Great flick.

It was an okay flick. Your measurement of great is strange

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Of a genre it was great. When compared to "The Incredibles" it blew chunks. But that doesn't retract from my earlier statement one iota.

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The way you talk is so fucking weird I don't know what you're saying ...

Are you saying The Incredibles wasn't an action movie? Or are you saying that a movie being great has nothing to do with other movies like it?

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You know Adam, someday you're gonna surprise me and follow your own conversation without derailing yourself. The only one confused, is you AND its your own doing.

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OK follow the bouncy ball here: You said my measure for great was strange.
I said the movie Outlander was great in its own genre. It would not compare to The Incredibles, which is in my opinion the best movie made.

But that doesn't change the fact that Outlander was a great movie when compared to others of the same type.

My point was, my idea of great isn't the issue because I do not wad all movies together. I wouldn't say Outlander was ok, just because there are others that make it look bad.

Besides, haven't we already established that between you and I, I'll always be either strange or sub-par.

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They're part of the same meta-genre. Namely, action/adventure. So I don't know what you're talking about when you say they're in entirely different genres.

Generally speaking, shit you're saying doesn't make sense, I ask you about it, and you say more nonsense, so whatever.

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You know that stuff you don't say.. This isn't one of those times.

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Red.... Great Movie..

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Shatner was just about 40 when he took the role of captain in 1966. So yes, he's from their day not ours. (I'm 49 just in case you're wondering). I was 6 when he made Star Trek.

Outlander was OK IMO, not too very technically accurate (Sean Connery as an inter-stellar Marshall is a push to say the least. Perhaps his role in Zardoz was more fitting to his personna), which is what I look for behind story and content in a Sci-fi flick. But I am a wierdo anyways with that stuff. I'm a die hard Trekkie, (I've crashed several of the feature sets, and a couple of the series, Voyager and Enterprise), have set pieces, crew jackets and a butt-load of memorabelia.
One of my favorite Sci-fi movies is "The Fifth Element". I am amazed at the cinematography, and have always thought that a story where the hero and the protagonist never meets was clever to say the least. ALIENS is also a ripping yarn, with some sincere effort put into accurate tech based details. Bladerunner was also amazing. I happened to shoot at several of the local (Los Angeles) locations for that movie, on other projects of course. Attention to detail, and quite believable future tech makes this a great watch.

As for what Crono and Orph are on about, who could say. I do think though, that in an entertainment world seemingly bereft of fresh ideas, Outlander would be an excellent opportunity for a re-make with modern day cinematic effects and a more modern and relevant message.

And in closing, yes, RED was awesome. It's nice to see Willis accepting his age now in his roles, and John Malkovitch's character was hilarious as the conspiracy addled ex-spook, who was more right than wrong. Loved it.

Juim, Connery was in "Outland" I saw it at the drive in when it was new. Outlander is a new movie COMPLETEY unrelated. I am not quite sure where Connery came into this. Personally I don't think he made a good movie at all until after he did Highlander. Excepting his role as 007, he sucked in film. Now however he has a shitload of great movies.

He reminds me of Tom Hanks. Until he did "Forrest Gump" his movies were awful.

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