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firky wrote:Wasn't bad, I hate Matt Damon though.

I like Matt Damon sometimes but to be honest I'm putting this one with state of play in the "middle of the road middle-east cia action thriller" category

minifletch wrote:

haha i love this film!

I fell for the hype. It's a wank heist film and I feel robbed.

Black Dynamite is up there with the best spoofs imo. Was my fave comedy since Anchorman. I've actually got a couple of samples from it ready to roll on a jump-up type tune.

I saw A-Team the other day, it started off well and I got quite nostalgic of sitting upside down on the couch as a 5 year old, pretending I was BA driving the van. Then it just went to shit really - 2/5

Also watched Hachi. It's a film about a wee dug. It made me want a wee dug.

Predators feels very much like a straight sequel to Predator. The colour palette in particular linking the two. I know it's the last thing that people notice in these kind of films normally, but I thought it was beautifully shot. The action was better than I expected, and I didn't mind the new additions to the cannon at all. Just scraping the 4/5 imo, really enjoyable, but not going to change the world.

DZA wrote:

wolf89 wrote:

*grand* wrote:

parson wrote:loved daybreakers.

it's about white people/western culture's collective psychotic short-sightedness

That film was fucking fucked yo... not on that gore vibe.

I liked it. It was fun. Nice and gorey and had some interesting ideas about how to do a vampire movie.

Plus Parson is right it has a pretty amusing but rather clever method of showing that about western society in it. Doesn't over do it either.

Highly disappointed in this film

See I saw it at the cinema and was kind of dragged to see it. Convinced it was going to be unbelievably shit. So I was pleasantly surprised

surprisingly enjoyed this, very similar to every Romero flick but then again it is a remake of one of his movies

aspect-dubz wrote:

surprisingly enjoyed this, very similar to every Romero flick but then again it is a remake of one of his movies

he was the executive producer aswel.

AntlionUK wrote:

aspect-dubz wrote:

surprisingly enjoyed this, very similar to every Romero flick but then again it is a remake of one of his movies

he was the executive producer aswel.

that says alot

Salt was meh. C+ maybe. About 30 minutes in you figure out what's going on and from there the film is terribly predictable.

Ending leaves way for a sequel.... lets hope not

fuck yeah.

yo, parson....that looks pretty sick.

watched an old classic last night

i've got that criterion dvd. you should watch it with commentary if you get the chance.

will do.

love this film!

Never heard of it! And I love Salma and Rodridguez, will have to lovefilm that.

yeah, don't think it's out on DVD, i had to torrent it and it took fucking ages and had really annoying foreign subtitles. i remember watching it when i was younger in the middle of the night on TV once and had completely forgotten about it till a few weeks ago then went on the hunt to find out what film it was.

watched Blade Runner for the first time all the way through, absolutely amazing.

noam wrote:watched Blade Runner for the first time all the way through, absolutely amazing.

was it the directors cut in the end?