Seen any good movies lately?
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I watched Atonement and 1408 in the past few days.
While the first disappointed me. It wasn't the movie I expected. It was a syrup put in some dramatic war story. It would be good, but I saw dozens of such movies, nothing really original.
The 1408 is a light-horror and it has effect only watched alone and at night. Though none should expect earthshaking scariness in it, it worths watching.
While the first disappointed me. It wasn't the movie I expected. It was a syrup put in some dramatic war story. It would be good, but I saw dozens of such movies, nothing really original.
The 1408 is a light-horror and it has effect only watched alone and at night. Though none should expect earthshaking scariness in it, it worths watching.
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Just watched the new "The Incredible Hulk" trailer. Edward Norton is interfering with the writing again. Bombshell.
Edward Norton is one of the best actors in the world. Period. Liv Tyler (rawrr...) is also in the movie. Still, I've got a feeling this isn't really going to blow my mind. I've got a feeling it's going to be "just another superhero movie", released now in the wake of new Batman films, Spider-Man, X-men, Fantastic4 etc. etc. The last Hulk film isn't that old either... so what should this thing be called, a sequel?
Edward Norton is one of the best actors in the world. Period. Liv Tyler (rawrr...) is also in the movie. Still, I've got a feeling this isn't really going to blow my mind. I've got a feeling it's going to be "just another superhero movie", released now in the wake of new Batman films, Spider-Man, X-men, Fantastic4 etc. etc. The last Hulk film isn't that old either... so what should this thing be called, a sequel?
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A "lets ignore the previous one that didn't do so well"-quel. (early remake should do)
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I wasn't to much after the last Hulk movie, it was plastic a bit. But I liked the other comic adaptations. I grew up on comics.
On the otherhand, I watched the "Assault on precinct 13" with Ethan Hawke, and I can tell that's a pretty-above-average movie. It's only a slight copy of Die Hard 2.
On the otherhand, I watched the "Assault on precinct 13" with Ethan Hawke, and I can tell that's a pretty-above-average movie. It's only a slight copy of Die Hard 2.
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I'm gonna take a look soo at the new Rambo movie ( in America called Rambo, un Europe called John Rambo, here's a chronological view. Been waiting to see that one. ACTION ALL THE WAY BABY!!!
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Tell me about it. I was curious when I saw the trailer, but never got to watch the movie.asandir wrote:saw The Kingdom - was very good
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I recall being impressed with the special effects... and the evil clown was funny...Kalah wrote:Just watched Spawn. Sucked quite a bit.
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Yeh, good SFX, but that's really nothing revolutionary in today's movie world.
Also, I just watched "Happy Feet", a really funny animated movie about penguins. It's great for kids; containing the important ecological message (albeit a little simplistic) so necessary to instill into youngsters today, and also entertaining them.
Also, I just watched "Happy Feet", a really funny animated movie about penguins. It's great for kids; containing the important ecological message (albeit a little simplistic) so necessary to instill into youngsters today, and also entertaining them.
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I thought happy feet was a nice movie. Not too pecial,but you are getting entertained by the whole flick. I did thought that the movie could use more humor, the movie did take some timeand i don't think (from a kid perpective) the whole playtime is interesting...
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Watched Beowulf last night. A little undecided on this one. The visual imagery was at the same time kind of cool but also kind of creepy. The characters looked real and fake at the same time. I know... doesn't make sense. Also way too many man-fights-naked scenes. But I still give it a thumbs up because for all its weirdness.. I did enjoy it. Rating: B.
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