Movie review thread...
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@Bovidae said in Re: Movie review thread...:
You can argue about their definition of "mind-fuck".
As expected quite a few Christopher Nolan and David Fincher movies. And Kubrick films if you like him as a director.
From memory I've seen 55 of these over the years, some only once but others multiple times.
Any clear favs on that list? Your top 5?
The Prestige, A Clockwork Orange, the Illusionist, Shutter Island and American Psycho are all absolute bangers.
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@voodoo It's on google play movies and youtube.
Big Night - Movies on Google Play
In a restaurant run by two Italian immigrants, the tables sit empty despite the extraordinary talents of Primo the chef (Tony Shalhoub, "Monk") and the ambitious efforts of his brother Secondo (Stanley Tucci, The Devil Wears Prada). A celebrity night at their restaurant promises not only to turn...
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@Bovidae said in Re: Movie review thread...:
You can argue about their definition of "mind-fuck".
As expected quite a few Christopher Nolan and David Fincher movies. And Kubrick films if you like him as a director.
From memory I've seen 55 of these over the years, some only once but others multiple times.
One of those few people have seen but should is Cube. Excellent movie for the budget.
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@antipodean said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@Bovidae said in Re: Movie review thread...:
You can argue about their definition of "mind-fuck".
As expected quite a few Christopher Nolan and David Fincher movies. And Kubrick films if you like him as a director.
From memory I've seen 55 of these over the years, some only once but others multiple times.
One of those few people have seen but should is Cube. Excellent movie for the budget.
I loved Cube. So good
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@Bovidae said in Re: Movie review thread...:
You can argue about their definition of "mind-fuck".
As expected quite a few Christopher Nolan and David Fincher movies. And Kubrick films if you like him as a director.
From memory I've seen 55 of these over the years, some only once but others multiple times.
Any clear favs on that list? Your top 5?
Don't watch Enemy. I mean, what the fuck is that ending?
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Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
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@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
I haaaate that movie
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@Bovidae said in Re: Movie review thread...:
You can argue about their definition of "mind-fuck".
As expected quite a few Christopher Nolan and David Fincher movies. And Kubrick films if you like him as a director.
From memory I've seen 55 of these over the years, some only once but others multiple times.
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The Cell
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
I haaaate that movie
After the John Wick debacle, I no longer take any interest in your views on movies.
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@MajorRage because I'm right, and you're retarded
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@mariner4life *your
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@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
Ben Stillers best movie that isn’t Zoolander
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@MN5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
Ben Stillers best movie that isn’t Zoolander
Reality fucking Bites man
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@MN5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
Ben Stillers best movie that isn’t Zoolander
Tropic Thunder,
and There's something about Mary was hilarious
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@canefan said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@MN5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@MajorRage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Meet The Parents.
Not quite a comedy classic for mine, but still pretty damn funny. Stiller is utterly brilliant, and although a lot of the jokes wouldn't last in todays PC world (male nurse etc) still some great Sunday evening watching.
3.5 painted cats out of 5 gaylord fockers.
Ben Stillers best movie that isn’t Zoolander
Tropic Thunder, and There's something about Mary was hilarious
Yes I agree with the latter especially. The Farelly brothers are just brilliant.
Posting without thinking is nothing new for me.
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@voodoo Don't bother with Synecdoche, New York. Fuckin' boring unless you are a Philip Seymour Hoffman fanboy.
Looking at that list again Predestination is worth seeing if you haven't seen it. Annihilation is another Netflix movie.
We've talked about Under The Skin before if you want to see plenty of Scarjo.
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@Bovidae Predestination is without a doubt one of the most interesting movies I have ever seen. I was gripped the whole time, just incredible.
