Benjo
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Apparently Taken 2 is awful.
Looking forward to Gangster Squad, Django Unchained, Looper and Skyfall.
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skipppy
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99 Problems
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Benjo wrote:Apparently Taken 2 is awful.
Looking forward to Gangster Squad, Django Unchained, Looper and Skyfall. Just saw it then. Wouldn't say it is awful, just a lot more 'Hollywood' then the first. It can still be enjoyed, just not in the same way as the first.
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Benjo
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Watched Anchorman for the second time in as many days. Awesome film.
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blakroz13
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Benjo wrote:Watched Anchorman for the second time in as many days. Awesome film. Yeah has so many classic scenes and one liners... Can't wait to see what they do with Anchorman 2... Apparently due out next year
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Quote:Ditched Jurassic Park 4 concept art will haunt your nightmaresAs any keen dinosaur-specific cineastes will know, the question of whether or not a fourth Jurassic Park instalment would ever see the light of day has long been a burning one. After all, 2001's third film did a good job of killing off any remaining Jurassic Park good will in audiences, what with its mobile-phone-swallowing dinos and, well, this: [youtube]6s9sjPzyQjk[/youtube] Spielberg himself has been alternately enthusiastic and coy on the matter, and yet a script was written around 2005 by William Monahan and John Sayles (and reviewed by Ain't It Cool News in '07) that focused on Nick Harris, a soldier of fortune who John Hammond hires to find Dennis Nedry's can of "shaving cream" from the original film. From AICN's review: "Nick Harris does indeed got to Isla Nublar, but he goes alone. He does indeed track down the shaving cream can that Nedry stole, but that’s a mere five pages later. And as soon as he finds it, he’s attacked not only by excavaraptors (think trapdoor spiders), but also by security rangers who work for Grendel Corporation, the mysterious Swiss holding company that took over Jurassic Park from Hammond. Seems they want those genetic samples for their own purposes... whatever those may be. Nick has to get off the island, evading his pursuers, human or otherwise. He manages to make it back to the mainland just long enough to hide the shaving cream can before the security team catches up with him and gasses him into unconsciousness.
"When Nick wakes up, he’s in the tower of a medieval castle in the Alps. Seriously. That’s the precise moment when the entire enterprise goes so over-the-top loony that you’ll either go along with it for the entire insane ride or reject it roundly as a big bag of ludicrous. Nick is introduced to Adrien Joyce, the major domo henchman of Baron von Drax, CEO of the Grendel Corporation. Joyce isn’t a moustache-twirling bad guy bent on torturing Nick into revealing where he hid the shaving cream can. Instead, he offers Nick a job, and in order to explain the job to him, he has to take him on a tour of the entire castle, which turns out to be a fairly sophisticated genetics lab where Grendel Corporation has been breeding some dinosaurs of their own design, cross-breeds that never existed in any era of nature with all sorts of custom modifications."Sounds wacky, right? Well, in proof that Reddit is good for something other than weirdos posting photos of women's bums in yoga pants, user sketchampm just posted a collection of concept art for the ditched sequel, featuring Grendel Corporation's hideous yet evidently super-smart human/dinosaur hybrids, which might just be the most terrifying things I have seen in ages. Here's - presumably - a raptor-man:        http://www.thevine.com.au/entertainment/movies/ditched-jurassic-park-4-concept-art-will-haunt-your-nightmares/
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Benjo
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marconi101
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Bout time a Marvel movie went dark
He was a man of specific quirks. He believed that all meals should be earned through physical effort. He also contended, zealously like a drunk with a political point, that the third dimension would not be possible if it werent for the existence of water.
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KiwiChick1
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Ermahgerd! Can't wait!
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No12
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MIB III really good
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Fredsta
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Saw Lawless tonight and thought it was brilliant, quality acting and plenty of quality and action in the story to keep me engaged. Tom Hardy has become one of my favourite actors, he's just got that boss element to him on screen but is actually a very good actor imo, something about his general persona and presence just keeps you hooked so its no wonder Nolan used him as Bane. He's had a good year too, Dark Knight Rises obviously but he was immense in Warrior which was quite a good film and he carries that form into Lawless effortlessly. Guy Pearce is as solid as usual and Garry Oldman's cameo is intriguing but not involved enough for my liking especially as the trailer sort of suggests he's more key to the story than what actually eventuates.
Have to say I've always thought Shia Labeouf to be a terrible actor but he actually delivers a pretty decent performance in this, however I still can't look past the fact he just looks like a douche so it took a fair while for me to warm to his character.
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Fredsta
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I just got back from seeing 'Killing Them Softly' and walked away very impressed, my friends thought it was boring because it lacked action and they couldn't appreciate a quality script and performance. The way the film exposes the short comings and failed promises of the American dream whilst critiquing the ever changing face of politics and business is brilliant. Pitt is sensational as is James Gandolfini, it's a very dialogue driven story and the back and forth between the actors is nothing short of brilliant imo, also love how stereotypical Aussie bogan Ben Mendehlson goes in an American crime flick, it's just a sensational all round performance from the cast.
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[youtube]6KxtuLd2DOg[/youtube] One of my favourite books ever. Not sure if the storyline will work well as a movie but I can't wait to see it.
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Benjo
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Rented In Bruges, Burn After Reading, Crazy Stupid Love, The Departed and Warrior today.
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Fredsta
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Have seen and loved 'In Bruges', 'Departed' and 'Warrior'
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Pretty big news this morning with LucasFilm being sold to Disney for $4b with 3 new films to be released starting in 2015
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Benjo
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:Pretty big news this morning with LucasFilm being sold to Disney for $4b with 3 new films to be released starting in 2015 Oh dear. I remember what happened the last time they made 3 new Star Wars films.
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The only positive out of that is that it is STILL lucasfilm. Disney are just the distribution and production. Not writing, casting, directing, acting, etc.
And with like 30000+ years of Star Wars history, as long as they don't follow every cliche in the book or make movies that have nothing to do with each other, it should'nt be THAT bad.
I'm being insanely positive about this. But if they do fuck it up, THEN bitch about it.
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sydneycroatia58
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I'd like them to try and go for the period 20-40 years after Jedi and explore the rebuilding of the republic and what not.
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skipppy
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Benjo wrote:Rented In Bruges, Burn After Reading, Crazy Stupid Love, The Departed and Warrior today. I thought burn after reading was a terrible movie
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:I'd like them to try and go for the period 20-40 years after Jedi and explore the rebuilding of the republic and what not. Aye, but they would probably try and throw in lightsabre fights despite the end of the sith, and that would just end badly because the plot would have to be terrible to work around that.
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Benjo
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Watched Ocean's 13 and The Grey today. Both good movies.
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Saw Boondock Saints last week. Still trying to work out what exactly the plot is about. It's like Pulp Fiction meets The Blues Brothers but with less of a plot outline. 2 Irish dudes, a Jesus look-alike, Sean Connery, a gay/swag FBI cop and a fuck load of violence.
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Heineken wrote:Saw Boondock Saints last week.
Still trying to work out what exactly the plot is about. It's like Pulp Fiction meets The Blues Brothers but with less of a plot outline. 2 Irish dudes, a Jesus look-alike, Sean Connery, a gay/swag FBI cop and a fuck load of violence. Wut.
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Fredsta
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Funky Munky wrote:Heineken wrote:Saw Boondock Saints last week.
Still trying to work out what exactly the plot is about. It's like Pulp Fiction meets The Blues Brothers but with less of a plot outline. 2 Irish dudes, a Jesus look-alike, Sean Connery, a gay/swag FBI cop and a fuck load of violence. Wut. :lol: Boondock is a classic cult hit film, but how the fuck can you not get the plot? It's not as though the film insists upon its self, in fact it's pretty straight forward.
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Fredsta wrote:Funky Munky wrote:Heineken wrote:Saw Boondock Saints last week.
Still trying to work out what exactly the plot is about. It's like Pulp Fiction meets The Blues Brothers but with less of a plot outline. 2 Irish dudes, a Jesus look-alike, Sean Connery, a gay/swag FBI cop and a fuck load of violence. Wut. :lol: Boondock is a classic cult hit film, but how the fuck can you not get the plot? It's not as though the film insists upon its self, in fact it's pretty straight forward. I thought it made quite good sence. Two devote Cathloics are baptisted in fire and sent on a religious quest to cleans the earth of the evil and sinners. Namely the Italian Mafia of Boston. In comes an FBI criminal analyst whom just so happens to also be gay to try and catch the boys. Mafia take massive hit and free El Doce, a man used by the Mafia to wipe out other Mafioso's. Both meet and then there is a FIRE FIGHT! turns out that El Doce is their father and both join forces to take down the Mafia with the FBI agent joining them as well as he feels they're doing good and can use his assistance. oh and Billy Connolly is not the same Scotish guy from James Bond. Edited by Rocknerd: 19/11/2012 03:26:16 PM
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went on a brownie-points-acquisition trip to the movies with the mrs the other day to watch the last twilight. twihards got hard about it, i wasn't overly fussed. plenty of characters get their head ripped off in the film. there was a chick in the film that i could have put money on that she was tyra banks, but the credits told me otherwise.
in summary, i'll say i'm glad we had free tickets to see it. the mrs was happy, i didn't have to pay anything, and on the trip home i was able to sweet-talk my way into investing a fair bit of money into a few tools that my shed needed.
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rocknerd
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catbert wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:I'd like them to try and go for the period 20-40 years after Jedi and explore the rebuilding of the republic and what not. Aye, but they would probably try and throw in lightsabre fights despite the end of the sith, and that would just end badly because the plot would have to be terrible to work around that. It isn't so hard to concieve a new Sith. As Luke and Leia will be training the new young Jedi's with the help of CGI Vader and Old ben and Yoda. In this there will also be older people who the Force is strong with the lived in out areas that the Empire wouldn't of found as with Luke and Leia. Desire and power are corupting forces and humanity is so weak when it comes to these powers that someone will embrace the darkside as for there to be balance in the force there needs to be good and Evil. One cannot truely exist without the other.
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Heiny with the epic fail lol -PB
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Benjamin
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paulbagzFC wrote:Heiny with the epic fail lol
-PB He was due.
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