17 Again
I laughed. Hard. A lot.
The movie was totally worth my time.
What was the last movie you watched?
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I Spy - Eh, it was okay. Made me chuckle a few times.
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Traitor
Good, but complicated.
B
Good, but complicated.
B
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Still an awesome movie.
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Broken Flowers
One of the most bizarre and amazing movies I've seen in quite some time. Bill Murray stars as Don Johnston, an aging Don Juan type character, who receives a letter in the mail one day - no return address, no signature, no clues as to who sent it - that says that he has a son who is coming to find him. A son that he never knew about. His next door neighbor Winston (Jeffery Wright), urges him to investigate, and ultimately plots out a course of action for Don to take, which Don reluctantly follows.
What results from this, the encounters that he has with the women that he knew in the past, the feelings that everything stirs up, the final sequence when he comes home, is absolutely sublime. The film has no answers and it doesn't want any. It hardly has a conclusion. Broken Flowers is simply there, and because of that it is made all the more powerful.
A+
Still an awesome movie.
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Broken Flowers
One of the most bizarre and amazing movies I've seen in quite some time. Bill Murray stars as Don Johnston, an aging Don Juan type character, who receives a letter in the mail one day - no return address, no signature, no clues as to who sent it - that says that he has a son who is coming to find him. A son that he never knew about. His next door neighbor Winston (Jeffery Wright), urges him to investigate, and ultimately plots out a course of action for Don to take, which Don reluctantly follows.
What results from this, the encounters that he has with the women that he knew in the past, the feelings that everything stirs up, the final sequence when he comes home, is absolutely sublime. The film has no answers and it doesn't want any. It hardly has a conclusion. Broken Flowers is simply there, and because of that it is made all the more powerful.
A+
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I've been wanting to see Broken Flowers for a long time. I'll have to give it a shot.
Fido - Fun movie about a kid with a zombie for a pet. It's set in an alternate 50's style era, shortly after a zombie outbreak. It drags in places, but overall it's entertaining. B
Fido - Fun movie about a kid with a zombie for a pet. It's set in an alternate 50's style era, shortly after a zombie outbreak. It drags in places, but overall it's entertaining. B
A vegan atheist walks into a bar. Bartender says "Hey, are you a vegan atheist? Just kidding, you've mentioned it like eight times already."
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Training Day.
Profane, and yet awesome.
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Profane, and yet awesome.
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District 9
I think that I will remember Star Trek and District 9 as the best movies of this summer. Star Trek for its excellent use of classic formulas, District 9 for its bold originality. In a way, it was like being a kid again. The film felt so breathtakingly fresh. And gripping. And thrilling. And, oftentimes, disturbing. That sickness in my stomach that I got when I got my first glimpse of Jurassic Park at 8 years old? Some of the scenes provoked that same sickness - that same intensity. I think I'll have to see this again before it leaves the theaters, cuz this one floored me.
A+
I think that I will remember Star Trek and District 9 as the best movies of this summer. Star Trek for its excellent use of classic formulas, District 9 for its bold originality. In a way, it was like being a kid again. The film felt so breathtakingly fresh. And gripping. And thrilling. And, oftentimes, disturbing. That sickness in my stomach that I got when I got my first glimpse of Jurassic Park at 8 years old? Some of the scenes provoked that same sickness - that same intensity. I think I'll have to see this again before it leaves the theaters, cuz this one floored me.
A+

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I'm not really one for Romantic Comedies, but this one was decent.
I really liked Walter Matthau as Albert Einstein.
I'm not really one for Romantic Comedies, but this one was decent.
I really liked Walter Matthau as Albert Einstein.


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X-Men
Hmm
I enjoyed the amazing performances by Ian McKellen (Magneto) and Patrick Stewart (Professor Xavier) But they totally botched Rogue and Wolverine. (I'm gonna get killed for this)
Seriously. Hugh Jackman needs to learn how to act better, or get a new job. XD Me and my family thought he really botched Wolverine. (Not as bad as Rogue, but a punishable offense nonetheless)
I could rant for a whole essay on Hugh Jackman, but I'll stop.
I think that it was a solid movie, with a few flaws, but worthwhile
B+
Hmm
I enjoyed the amazing performances by Ian McKellen (Magneto) and Patrick Stewart (Professor Xavier) But they totally botched Rogue and Wolverine. (I'm gonna get killed for this)
Seriously. Hugh Jackman needs to learn how to act better, or get a new job. XD Me and my family thought he really botched Wolverine. (Not as bad as Rogue, but a punishable offense nonetheless)
I could rant for a whole essay on Hugh Jackman, but I'll stop.
I think that it was a solid movie, with a few flaws, but worthwhile
B+
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DENIED!Deepfreeze32 wrote:
Seriously. Hugh Jackman needs to learn how to act better, or get a new job. XD Me and my family thought he really botched Wolverine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20QBe43t ... re=channel
Tell me he needs acting lessons after watching that. Tell me. I dare you. -_-

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Man, I really want to see that movie.Obigone wrote:District 9
I think that I will remember Star Trek and District 9 as the best movies of this summer. Star Trek for its excellent use of classic formulas, District 9 for its bold originality. In a way, it was like being a kid again. The film felt so breathtakingly fresh. And gripping. And thrilling. And, oftentimes, disturbing. That sickness in my stomach that I got when I got my first glimpse of Jurassic Park at 8 years old? Some of the scenes provoked that same sickness - that same intensity. I think I'll have to see this again before it leaves the theaters, cuz this one floored me.
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He still needs acting lessons.Obigone wrote:DENIED!Deepfreeze32 wrote:
Seriously. Hugh Jackman needs to learn how to act better, or get a new job. XD Me and my family thought he really botched Wolverine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20QBe43t ... re=channel
Tell me he needs acting lessons after watching that. Tell me. I dare you. -_-
As do you, since I've totally seen that video before and remembered the address.
Funny video, no?
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Yes, you posted a hilarious video though.
As for that clip, I see nothing outstanding about it.
Minority Report
This was......awesome.
Thought provoking in the same way 1984 was, and was a great action flick to boot.
Tom Cruise does not disappoint.
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