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>>3330
>The Matrix
almost every scene of this is still great

Caddyshack

it was on tv yesterday. I never saw it, and I thought it was supposed to be really funny. So I watched it. It was ok, but wasn't funny at all :(

...Piranha. The 2011 remake.

It was the most terrible, wonderful, but mostly TERRIBLE movie experience I've ever sat through. XDD;;

This movie was so good. Watched it last night.

the good guys

a perfect stoner movie, it makes me laugh the whole time

>>3348
i know how you feel. it was somewhat disappointing

>>3364
i meant the other guys although the good guys was hugely underrated show that i hope isnt cancelled

Southlander: Diary of a Desperate Musician. A crazy and great indie movie that looks like it's shot on a camcorder. The stoner from Dazed and Confused plays a laid back musician who goes on a quest in L.A. to get his white keyboard back after it's stolen. Beck has a fairly big role in it

;____________________________________________;

oh god.

Pic related.

The third man.

>>3393
good oh god or bad oh god?

big moma's house 2
i like chloe personally but poor dear can't act

>>3363
dost thou troll?

Sleeping Beauty. The Emily Browning version.

>>4119
!
There is an Emily Browning version of that?

>>4119
been meaning to check that out. emily browning nudity has to be a win.

>>4120
>>4121
She shows full frontal. Technically there are no sex scenes though, just scenes that are very sexual in nature.

Session 9 (2001) (C+)
Some people say this is the scariest movie they've ever seen. As for me - meh. Typical stuff. Many scenes were scary and they did make me feel uncomfrotable. Long dark hallways, needles through eyes, disturbing images (no ghosts/monsters mind you, just crying babies, barking dogs, and such). Dialogue was mediocre. Still entertaining.

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) (A+)

Went into this movie with no expectations. Came out happy, and in more than one way... The film is surprisingly erotic with more than a "few" sex scenes, all done very well I would add. Made it awkward to watch with the family. "Where's the remote, dear? Skip this. Skip this. Why are you not skipping this? Dear? Hello??" A lot more to the film than that, of course. I would recommend anyone to watch this.

>>5080
>The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

I loved this shirt she wore in the movie.

>>5084
I preferred it when she didn't wear a shirt.

  >>5080
>>5084
The opening title sequence is one of the best I've seen. It's hard to tell if it's just awesome eyecandy or has actual meaning. I think it foreshadows events in the movie.

Donnie Darko
It's been almost a decade since I saw this film. Loved it then, and I still love it now.

>>5085
I'm more of a face guy.

>>5085
>>5229
>I'm more of a face guy.

...But I can understand why you might prefer her without a shirt.

Signs
Plenty of iconic moments to be found in this movie.

Memento
Brilliant mindfuck of a film.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011)
(again)

my neighbor totoro

The Avengers

I went in with high expectations and left mildly satisfied. I may watch it again, maybe on Blu-ray, but I'll need to think twice about it.

12 monkeys, mfw

Didnt have high expectations when it was suggested to me, but damn, its actually pretty good. Nothing mindblowing, but still, pretty good.

Pic related.

Adventureland.

Does anyone else despise Jesse Eisenberg like I do?

>>5350
This is my favorite part.

Deep Red.

>>5229
:3

Source code, decent.

Chronicle

The movie was interesting, the acting okay, and it took a creative twist on telekinesis, but the story felt so... flat.

The special effects were impressive for a 12 million dollar budget. Nothing looked fake, but not real either. The flying scenes in particular were done very well.

Better then I expected.

Black Swan by Darren Aronofsky

so much good

Donnie Darko.

Overall entertaining, I liked Jake Gyllenhaal's acting and the character he played. Not quite the super creepy, mind-blower I was told it was, but I don't regret seeing it.

A tad overrated however, imo, but had I seen it when I was still a teenager, I'm sure I would have loved it.

8/10

>>5594
Such a great movie with an ending equally as awesome. An admittedly disappointing aspect of Donnie Darko was the reveal of the guy under the bunny mask. it was very underwhelming.

>>5594
coulda done without the soundtrack to it, except for maybe the Joy Division song

>>5367
related

The Devil Inside

How To Train Your Dragon

  Session 9. Creepy as crap.

Prometheus

Really interesting. 3D was used well. Michael Fassbender did an amazing job. My only complaint is the movie should have been longer. The third act felt rushed. I don't think there was much development.

John Carter

The Avengers (again)

Up (again too)

>>6445
Has Catie watched it yet?

>>6447
I dunno, it's not my business.

>>6448
lol it was in some threads near to the edge of /c/ or /b/ where one or two namefriends were trying to convince her to watch it

>>6467
She should watch it if she hasn't already.

>>6469

The Grey

This movie has a lot of great quotes. I really like the ending.

Equilibrium
Aeon Flux

I'm going to watch Blade Runner this weekend. If any of you know good Cyberpunk movies, do tell

>inb4 Matrix

>>6722
have you seen "Hackers"? It's a 90's classic cult cheese movie. Has a young Angelina Jolie in it

21 Jumpstreet.


Only funny part was Fuck you science!.

Other than that, it was every other teen comedy you have ever seen, with all the cool shit washed off, and the most cliche gunshot scenes possible, added.

Terminator 2.

All I wanted to do was watch the semi truck scene for five minutes and go for a walk afterwards, but I couldn't help but watch the whole movie. ;_;

Batman Begins (in preparation of TDKR)

A damn good movie but a bit underwhelming compared to The Dark Knight.

Ugh, Batman Begins. I fell asleep in the theater watching that.

Seriously.

So, right before I went and saw the Dark Knight I had to ask my brother what the hell even happened in Begins.

I almost fell asleep again as he was telling me.

Paprika: predates "Inception" and deals with the idea of dream invasion/construction in a much more entertaining way.

William Shatner actually plays twin brothers in this one.

The Passion of Joan of Arc

Has someone here seen Brave yet? I want to, but the whole story of a "princess changing her fate" seems so cliche.

I'm hoping that they'll make it into a live-action film.

American Psycho

Definitely NOT a family movie (oops).

It's more like a corny thriller. I still really liked it.

Oddly, this is a family movie.

A must-see for fans of Rob Zombie or Rainn Wilson.

>>7005
I've been on the fence about seeing this movie for years. Is it scary or silly? entertaining or cheesy? I'm not a huge Rob Zombie fan but don't dislike him, he hasn't been enough of a reason for me to see it

Hanna

The score is damn amazing. The movie itself is pretty good too.

http://grooveshark.com/#!/album/HANNA+OST/6996200

Inception

I'm beginning to have a hard time keeping track of the number of times I've seen this movie. 4 or 5 I think?

I finally decided what I want to do with my life.

  >>7079

Alien (Director's Cut)

So good. The movie is dated to the very late 70s but everything is top notch compared to films of this day and age.

I recently picked up Alien Anthology for $23 bucks (it's on sale!) so I'm on an alien marathon.

>>7184
> alien marathon.
Beware, alien3 and alien resurrection are ok movies, but alien & aliens are among the greatest movies of all time, so perhaps you shouldn't compare them in order to enjoy them. They were directed by different guys and they belong to different genres.

Like other fans, I'm starting to consider alien3 & resurrection as fanfiction, non-cannon movies.

Also, I finally understood what Ridley Scott said about Prometheus: it is -not- an Alien prequel. They both belong to the same universe but that's it. It's like the connection between Portal and Half-life games.

>>7189
Some people think of Alien Resurrection as a dark comedy.

  Aliens.

Bill Paxton, man. His character is fucking genius.

>>7079
>>7147
I loved Hanna.

Pic related, it's the last movie I watched.

im always re-watchin dis moovy.
wun ov mai favz.
"halp,police brutality,yall r brutalizing me"

Last week I was forced to see Snow White & the Huntsman.
Not a bad movie. It was a nice update on the snowwhite tale. I liked those little touches, like Snow White actually using pants underneath the dress, or all the similarities with Disney's movie.
The battle sequence reminded me of Ocarina of Time. I really wish to see a Zelda movie being made.

>>7233
I want to see that one. In latin countries that movie is called "How to kill your boss".

Funny how they rename movies in here. Lost in Translation was renamed as Lost in Tokyo (kinda ironic that the original name was really lost in translation)

>>7258
Coincidentally, in "9 to 5" when the Lily Tomlin character is fantasizing about killing her boss she imagines a scene that is a parody of Disney's Snow White.

Alien 3 (Special Edition)

This movie was more thoroughly enjoyable than I thought it would be. It wasn't great but not bad either. Still, I wouldn't think twice about watching it again.

  >>7315
oh, and this was pretty amazing.

>>7315
It was ok but it felt like something major was missing. Hicks should have been alive, even if he was injured and in a coma. Learning he was dead first thing in the movie was a bummer

“Cannibalism is a radical but realistic solution to the problem of overpopulation.” -Prince Philip, Husband of Queen Elizabeth II, founder of the World Wildlife Fund

Alien Resurrection
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight

It's amazing how much better a film The Dark Knight is compared to Batman Begins. It's almost as if they were made by two different directors. I hope I'll be able to say the same about TDKR.

>>7464

Please note that this post contains spoilers for The Dark Knight.

First off let me say that I haven’t seen the film since it was in theaters, so it is quite possible that some of my points may be incorrect. That being said…

I know I’m in the minority here, but I honestly didn’t like TDK that much. I felt that the film was bloated, uneven, and underdeveloped.

Dent’s story felt incomplete, like it should have been its own separate film. Plus his transformation into Two-Face felt forced to me. I know he has been severally burned, but why does that abruptly transform him into a sociopathic madman? Again, it’s been awhile since I watched the film, but I don’t recall any scenes that showed Dent to have mental problems or homicidal urges.

Also, the way Batman dispatches with Two-Face was disappointing. The film goes through all the trouble of showing Dent as a good person in contrast to the monster he will become, but then when he actually becomes Two-Face, he’s killed off pretty much immediately.

Also, while I’m on the subject of killing, why does Batman spare the Joker and then kill Dent? When he spares Joker, doesn’t he say something to him about how he’s not like Joker, and how he’s better and doesn’t kill or something?

Why is Lucius Fox so bothered by Batman’s tracking device? He didn’t seem to have a problem helping build all this other crap that Batman uses to take the law into his own hands. Why is he so disturbed by the fact that Batman can listen in on cell phone calls?

Yes, Heath Ledger is great in this movie; yes, he deserved an Oscar (for Brokeback Mountain, not TDK). My problem with the Joker isn’t Ledger’s performance, but the way the Joker commits his crimes. He’s too good at committing crimes, almost to the point of being cartoonish. I think the website Movie Plot Holes sums it up better than I can:

"The Joker's plan is beyond human. He knows Batman is gonna save Harvey so he shoots a bazooka in the direction of Harvey's vehicle because he knows Batman is gonna jump out of nowhere to intercept the shot. He knows how quick Batman is and how a-little-less-quick the police is so that he can send Batman to save Harvey and send the police to fail to save Rachel. And worst of all, he knows that a police officer will stay with him INSIDE his prison cell so that he can take him hostage and eventually kill everyone. If the police officer was not retarded, he would have been watching him from outside the cell, from the other side of the mirror-window."

And I still don’t understand why there were fat Batmen running around. Or what happened at Wayne’s mansion when the Joker broke in looking for Dent. And why the Scarecrow in the film for like 5 mins? I know Batman movies have a habit of having him face off against multiple villains, but if I remember correctly, he had nothing to do with the plot.

I didn’t hate the film. And I only watched it once, so I might enjoy it more on repeat viewings. Overall I would say that I enjoyed it, but it’s definitely not one of my personal favorites.

>>7494
Why do they cast average-below average actresses for the character of Rachel Dawes? She is suppose to be a super-cute childhood friend of Bruce Wayne. In both movies, Bruce pines for her, and in TDK Harvey Dent is in love with her. Both men could easily have the hottest women in Gotham. To be realistic, Rachel should be physically attractive, on top of being smart and ambitious, blah blah blah.

Katie Holmes was OK and she resembled the child version of Rachel, (played by Emma Lockhart in Batman Begins). But my real beef is with Maggie-Bulldog-Gyllenhaal. What were they thinking? C'mon, how hard is it to get a cute brunette in there.

And I'm not thrilled about Anne Hathaway as the new Catwoman. Too old, and not hot enough.

These are comic book characters. You couldn't have my chubby ass running around in spandex beating up super villains. It doesn't work.

>And I'm not thrilled about Anne Hathaway as the new Catwoman. Too old, and not hot enough.

That's actually the main reason I want to see TDKR, just to see if Hathaway can pull it off. It will be interesting to see if she can actually play a convincing villain.

>>7494 here. I'm honestly not trying to nit-pick the film, which is something that I hate. I mean, you could take any film and find flaws with it. And I can understand why people liked it so much. I just felt that the film tried to juggle too many story elements without really developing some of the more important ones.

Hopefully I will enjoy TDKR more. Like I said, I'm very interested in seeing Anne Hathaway play a villain.

I'll be back in a few hours to be the first to say I just watched TDKR.

>>7510
Review after watching it please!!!
No spoilers though!

I just watched The Dark Knight Rises.

Is it better than The Dark Knight? Well... It certainly isn't any less awesome. TDK is as good of a batman film as they come, and TDKR was just as good for different reasons. I'll be watching it again for sure.

>>7513
Ask a question and I'll give you my honest opinion.

Warner Bros is taking their Dark Knight advertising campaign a little too seriously. 13 people were killed during a midnight premier.

http://www.9news.com/news/article/278707/71/Shooting-in-Aurora-