[spoiler]But it wasn't just that moment, for that one dead girl. The majority of the movie was spent building that moment up. Tuition for his kid who doesn't want to talk to him, new gf leaving him, all that stuff. I thought that whole presentation/review/hearing/whatever was built up to be incredibly tense, and I thought he cracked very well.

How great was his pick-me-up in the hotel room before the hearing :lol:[/spoiler]

Oh yeah and funniest thing for me was when the plane initially started to nose-dive, the DVD we hired skipped to him in the hospital. The mrs and I both went "no way, there's no way we don't see a crash!". I tried re-winding, which kept skipping, and then was youtubing "crash scene in flight". The mrs was in my ear saying "they did it like that on purpose, they'll show us the crash later in videos and flashbacks". 8 minutes later, we've finished watching the scene on youtube and just went blank. So intense, so hard-hitting! But :lol: that the best part of the movie was the only one the DVD didn't take kindly to.

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I saw This is the End (Rogen/Franco/Hill) It was actually really funny, So many dick jokes though. I hope they make the sequel, it'd be the same film but funnier I think.

Apparently a new starship troopers movie came out, watching it now. Holy shit, they're awful :lol:

Either way, go see it. It produced two of my favourite movie quotes of all time.

Have seen the film, what quotes are they?

Saw Pain and Gain today, I'll assume everyone in the world has good taste and is a Mark Wahlberg fan, and if so it's really enjoyable

"F*ck off you big lamp!"
And
"I still think that in the last three minutes, no one has come up with a better name than 'smashy smashy egg man'".


Both lines nearly made me pee myself.

Watched "Only God Forgives". Was OK, violence was overdone at times, but a good waste of 90 minutes.

Thought I'd check out another Refn movie as a result: Drive. Much better. Can see why people are already calling it a cult classic

Oh God yeah, that movie was epic.

-PB

Watched "Only God Forgives". Was OK, violence was overdone at times, but a good waste of 90 minutes.

Thought I'd check out another Refn movie as a result: Drive. Much better. Can see why people are already calling it a cult classic

Stallone's Dredd is an abomination of which all remaining copies should be burnt and every trace of it should be erased from the face of the earth.

Come on it really wasn't that bad. I mean sure the Roy Schneider addition was unnecessary and the glossed up looking Mega City One didn't give it the Dystrophic World of Dredd that was needed, but it used credible source material, it referenced many of the great points of Dredd and opened up a great comic series to a wider audience.

Personally I'd like to see some Death Judge action and a greater understanding of the use of Cloning in regards to Dredd but you can't have it all.

I like to throw on Stallone's Dredd every now and again to have a laugh and enjoy some light action.

It's like watching the TMNT Films. 1 Awesome, 2 Okay 3 Why are they time travelling? they're not masterpieces but they are great to watch.