Movie review thread...
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
Me too, other movies I always end up watching if they're on from recent times are Moneyball and The Big Short.
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@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
Me too, other movies I always end up watching if they're on from recent times are Moneyball and The Big Short.
Ha, I got lured into Moneyball again just last week - I think what makes it (and the Martian) so like that, is that you can watch any 30min segment of either and enjoy it - you don't have to commit to the full viewing
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@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
Me too, other movies I always end up watching if they're on from recent times are Moneyball and The Big Short.
both of those two, and Zero Dark 30
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I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!
Shawshank is another that I'll watch to the end when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it.
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
Me too, other movies I always end up watching if they're on from recent times are Moneyball and The Big Short.
both of those two, and Zero Dark 30
I actually haven't watched Zero Dark 30 in years but I'm sure if it was on I'd sit down and watch it.
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
Me too, other movies I always end up watching if they're on from recent times are Moneyball and The Big Short.
both of those two, and Zero Dark 30
Any Harry Potter movie and the Birdcage
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@taniwharugby said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!
Shawshank is another that I'll watch to the end when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it.
wtf??!!!! You need to watch this asap!
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@taniwharugby said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!
Shawshank is another that I'll watch to the end when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it.
wtf??!!!! You need to watch this asap!
I think he has watched it already.....
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@canefan said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@taniwharugby said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!
Shawshank is another that I'll watch to the end when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it.
wtf??!!!! You need to watch this asap!
I think he has watched it already.....
"I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!"
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@canefan said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@taniwharugby said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!
Shawshank is another that I'll watch to the end when I'm channel surfing and stumble across it.
wtf??!!!! You need to watch this asap!
I think he has watched it already.....
"I'm yet to see Moneyball, must add to list!"
?
I was looking at the Shawshank comment. Carry on....
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I hadn't seen Seagal's Hard to Kill (1990) since I was about 10 years old, and I will forgive young me for not realizing that is was that bad.
Really low production values, terrible fights and stunts, almost no action for an hour, and Seagal looks like shit. He is doing all these punching exercises, and has legit small arms - any random guy who goes to the gym three times a week has way bigger biceps.
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@tim said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I hadn't seen Seagal's Hard to Kill (1990) since I was about 10 years old, and I will forgive young me for not realizing that is was that bad.
Really low production values, terrible fights and stunts, almost no action for an hour, and Seagal looks like shit. He is doing all these punching exercises, and has legit small arms - any random guy who goes to the gym three times a week has way bigger biceps.
Seagal's films have not aged well, his acting has terrible and the action lame. One of his better films was Executive decision, probably because he died in the first 15 minutes
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@tim said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I hadn't seen Seagal's Hard to Kill (1990) since I was about 10 years old, and I will forgive young me for not realizing that is was that bad.
....Take that to the bank - the blood bank.
Shakespearean dialogue right there.
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Elektra. 2005 with Jennifer Garner and some bloke that sounds like a Croatian tennis player. Also Terence Stamp as Stick, the blind bloke from Daredevil.
Rubbish. Even JG disowned it.
Stamp was the golden boy of British acting a long time ago and has done little of worth since 1970 save for Chessgame, a TV series and The Limey.
JG is odd to me. Pretty? No, not really. Attractive? Yes. Hot? Maybe for some.
Anyway , poor action sequences, no tits and the supernatural shit ain’t worth shit.
I ugly but attractive bird out of 5 wastes of time.
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@tim said in Re: Movie review thread...:
I hadn't seen Seagal's Hard to Kill (1990) since I was about 10 years old, and I will forgive young me for not realizing that is was that bad.
Really low production values, terrible fights and stunts, almost no action for an hour, and Seagal looks like shit. He is doing all these punching exercises, and has legit small arms - any random guy who goes to the gym three times a week has way bigger biceps.
They probably look small because then can’t grow as much as his guts can.
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@machpants said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@tim said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Does Seagal have a penis, or just some weird set of balls, or maybe his jeans were so tight that they made him a special type of eunuch?
Cameltoe?
Close. Cameltoe’s ugly big sister. Mooseknuckle.
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