Movie review thread...
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@jegga haha it's not that great, i just remember thinking at the time "whoa, fucking great, and unexpected start!".
And by thinking, i mean saying out loud. Next to my wife. On the couch. From whom i received the patented wifely "you're such a child" look.
For your second post. No, no i can't. Although, fucking my best mate....
I liked the first season of that show. But the females in it fucking killed it off, and i dropped it halfway through the last Brody-less season (although apparently it got better when Quinn became the focus? That dude was bad ass). The wife was sappy. Danes was fucked. The daughter, oh christ the whiny daughter. And the wimpy son can be lumped in with the females as well.
Remember the Brody parody twitter/facebook (i forget which) account someone posted here? That was pretty funny
Glad it wasn't just me - I just tried to start watching again, season 3 I think. After half an episode I've had e-fucking-nough of Danes.
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@NTA said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Hey is this the Movie Thread or the Bitch-About-TV-Series thread?
Fuck off stargazer
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It would be if we were as round as you
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@mariner4life that's the thing about you skinny ones: always hungry for cock
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@canefan said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Kate Beckinsale is starring in Underworld 5
old news bro, but appreciate the effort, always a place for Ms. Beckinsale in that catsuit.
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Imperium - an FBI Agent (Daniel Radcliffe) goes under cover to try and infiltrate a White Supremist group.
Movie itself is ok, but I couldnt buy Radcliffe in the role.
2.6 Harry Potters out of 5 Wannabe Nazis
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@taniwharugby You know you would
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Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them
The boy and a group of his friends organised a Sunday afternoon get together to see this, and I decided to tag along. On the condition they all sit in another area of the cinema.
The first point to make is the CGI is top-notch, as you'd expect for anything in the Potter universe.
The story was fucking slow to start with though, and (somewhat annoyingly) had that teenage movie thing of wrapping everything up nicely with a ribbon at the end.
Redmayne makes a great stumbling nerd and Dan Fogler is great as the Muggle ("NoMaj" in US wizarding talk) that stumbles into everything.
The difference in relationship between Wizard and non-Wizard in the USA is a significant point in the movie; its almost got a facist feel to parts of it.
3.5 broomsticks out of 5.
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@NTA hahaha you mean they made the condition that YOU sit in another area of the cinema.
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ARQ
A Netflix production, basically set in the same house for the majority of it, where a couple of people are stuck in a time loop against four threats.
Unfolds in an interesting fashion as the main protagonist, and then others in the piece, start remembering what happened in the previous iteration.
Decent acting and a solid plot.
4 out of 5 cyanide grenades.
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@Catogrande I really liked The Martian. I watched it on a plane, and we fucking landed in the middle of the rescue scene, and i sat there, in my seat, watching well after everyone was off, so i could see the end.
Watched it again last night as well, i think it's great.
