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Watched drive last night. Thought it was decent enough but not as good as I had expected based on the reviews. Decent movie that I will completely forgot ever existed in a month.I did like how it had the pacing and sort of tone of a 70's movie.
Watched a netflix thing on Jonestown.http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/American_Experience_Jonestown_The_Life_and_Death_of_Peoples_Temple/70058891?locale=en-USWas pretty good. Kinda heart breaking as a lot of the people involved and affected are still alive. I knew the basic details already but it did help fill out a few gaps in my knowledge. Also watched Marathon Man which I had obviously always heard about but never seen. I compare it to something like Drive in that it was a lot better than I expected compared to drive being the opposite. Different movies of course but Marathon Man exceeded my expectations. Was really good and a nice 70's tense thriller.
Rock of Ages - Rented it because it was free. Must have been free cause anyone who rented it would demand their money back. Turned it off 20 minutes in.Savages - Not bad. Not good. Ted - Had it's moments but meh overall.
Marathon Man pales in comparison to it's remake: Running Man.
Quote from: Stoney Mason on February 25, 2013, 11:45:42 PMWatched drive last night. Thought it was decent enough but not as good as I had expected based on the reviews. Decent movie that I will completely forgot ever existed in a month.I did like how it had the pacing and sort of tone of a 70's movie.Ladies and gentlemen, a Stoney Mason post :owoah
I want a Spider-Man movie based on the newspaper comic. It will be 30 minutes of Spider-Man getting clonked on the head by bad guys, 20 minutes of Peter Parker whining about Mary Jane's successful career, 30 minutes of Peter Parker doing nothing, 15 minutes of some other superhero being a better superhero than Spider-Man, 5 minutes of Peter Parker being a smug jerk to some lowlife thugs, and then the bad guy escapes from the police after finally being captured because whatever.
How the HELL is this showing up front-and-center on Apple's trailer page? It is getting cross-linked from other Trailers, and it's on the Opening Soon list, but how the hell does a piece-of-crap like this even get released?Also, TSOG shows this is some kind of Libertarian-made movie; if this is how they'd run the post office and fire department privately, people should get ready for a world of undelivered mail to burned down houses.
well, it also made the Bore's Movie News thread, i'd say it's pretty legit
Looks like a strong contender for a movie of the year. You afraid that people who see this might wake up and start fighting back against corrupt governments, chrono?
they couldn't find a tech savvy libertarian to make that shit look professional?
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When are they going to reveal the new turtle costumes?
Ninja Turtles have always been kind of shit. Sorry nostalgia-fegs.
The fuck? Looks horrible
Sightseers - FUCKING. AMAZING. Hilariously dry comedy about uh sociopaths on vacation. So goddamn funny and far more gory than I had anticipated. The We and the I - New Michel Gondry about teenagers in the south bronx on the last day of school. Quite funny and charming.
godawful Nathan Barley abortion. 'Geek Pie' was the only good bit.
Side By Sidefun documentary about film versus digital. worth watching to see David Lynch say "Keanu" whenever he talks.
I borrowed TMNT2 on VHS from a friend and didn't return it for over a decade. I don't want to know how many times my little brother and I watched that. This is still burned into our minds because we never fast-forwarded through the trailer at the beginning of the tape:Plus between that and Surf Ninjas, I wound up under the impression that Ernie Reyes, Jr. was a major star.
Yeee-ah, about the same for me. When I was around 12 or so, my mother ran a babysitting service. One of those summers, I, my brothers, and about four other kids watched it probably every week. That shit gets in your head.Almost every time a group orders pizza, I instinctively break out "Ninja pizza. Pizza that vanish quickly without trace."Or any time someone offers me "napkins?", I spit out "what for?"
Quote from: Boogie on March 01, 2013, 10:30:45 PMYeee-ah, about the same for me. When I was around 12 or so, my mother ran a babysitting service. One of those summers, I, my brothers, and about four other kids watched it probably every week. That shit gets in your head.Almost every time a group orders pizza, I instinctively break out "Ninja pizza. Pizza that vanish quickly without trace."Or any time someone offers me "napkins?", I spit out "what for?"No one ever gets my "forgiveness is divine" quote irl
If you're a grownup who is worrying about the Ninja Turtles is going to be? It's going to suck. Like Transformers did, because Transformers sucks. Michael Bay can't ruin what is already terrible.
