Secret Ninja Movie Club (aka what have you watched lately)

[sigbowls]

juel of the nile and romancing the stone

the only thing that was cool is it has that short guy from always sunny in philadelfia

[kingldub]

juel of the nile and romancing the stone

the only thing that was cool is it has that short guy from always sunny in philadelfia

Pure nostalgia those two.

[vishes]

So glad they didn't go with this one

[sigbowls]

that would be a sick intro with juke

[Phigure]

saw looper last night

couple plot holes, but i thought it was a cool concept and had some pretty sweet cinematography at times

[LACE]

http://www.1channel.ch/watch-2734273-Th ... -Igoe-Myth



can't recommend this doc enough

[noam]

watched Dredd

fell asleep for the first 20minutes

but everything after that was absolutely mint

[spire]

The Invisible Man. Wasnt nearly as boring as many older films are imo. Was nice to actually see it.

[cloquet]

A Serious Man

[idontreallygiveashit]

The Hills Have Eyes (2006) - actually pretty good, enjoyed as much as i could (probably one of the few films that kind of edged me a bit (would say the part but wouldn't want to spoil)*



*whatevs, when he grabbed the baby i genuinely thought he was going to rape it

[wub]

Shutter Island

Thought this film was a steaming piece of shit the first time round, but on a second viewing last night (when you already know the twist ending) it's actually a lot, lot more enjoyable. Found myself understanding a lot more of what was happening in the early goings, together with all the clues/notes that contribute towards the end.

[Liam92]

Cinema tonight I think, stuck between Dredd, Killing them Softy, Campaign and Looper hmmmm

[spire]

Looper. Definitely one of the better movies ive seen in a bit (especially for sci-fi). Would recommend it. Also seeing Lawrence of Arabia on the biggest screen in the theater on Thurs. Never seen it, figured this would be the best way.

[magma]

Claire Danes is absolutely brilliant in this, but the direction and editing is mindblowing - such a great depiction (or at least a great effort at a depiction) of what it's like to experience autism. Beautiful (true) story.

[Electric_Head]

Name?

[ch3]

Name?

Temple Grandin..? Or am I being totally confused?

Edit: Oh, or can't you see the image...

[Electric_Head]

Can't see it unfortunately.
Some sites get blocked at work.

[therapist]

Cinema tonight I think, stuck between Dredd, Killing them Softy, Campaign and Looper hmmmm

Saw Killing them softly, wish I'd seen Looper instead.

[ch3]

Can't see it unfortunately.
Some sites get blocked at work.

Fair enough!

Last film I saw was Paradies: Liebe (Paradise: Love) by Ulrich Seidl. Quite liked it, though looking at some comments, I read it a bit differently from people that were not too keen. It's quite a sad story about the need of being loved, and rather naive and desperate ways of trying to find that connection with others. Features one of the most human degrading scenes I've ever seen.

[magma]

Can't see it unfortunately.
Some sites get blocked at work.

Ah, sorry... Temple Grandin!