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noam wrote:

wub wrote:
Probably one of my favourite Bond films...up there with From Russia With Love in terms of how it should be.

thank fuck

thought i was the only one who rated it

Lots of people around me slating Daniel Craig as Bond, I actually think he does a really good job. Waiting for Skyfall atm...



Fantastic. Have to be in the mood but very few movies have made me think/question myself like this one

rewatched


still fucking love this movie.

vincent 2 fly wrote:

I can't be the only person that thinks Jesse eisenberg is a shit actor?

What Time is it There?



Well this probably wins the award for slowest film I've ever seen. I didn't necessarily dislike it but it's point could have been made in a 15 min short. Pretty depressing as well so not one to watch if you're already feeling down.

Reverb wrote:rewatched


still fucking love this movie.

Watched it too frequently when it came out on dvd. Kinda ruined it for myself :/

AntlionUK wrote:

vincent 2 fly wrote:

I can't be the only person that thinks Jesse eisenberg is a shit actor?

He is.

True Romance

Cannot wait for this -

wub wrote:

Gave this a watch last night, really enjoyed it. Thought it was funny, awkward and heart-breaking in equal measure. Mavis is certainly one of the more interesting characters in recent cinema. Cheers for the recommendation.

Went & Saw Killing them softly last night.



Would say its worth a watch. Some of the cinematography & dialogue in it is great but I definitely felt like there could have been more to it. Brad Pitt is cool as fuck as expected!

Anyone recommend some decent documentaries?

Liam92 wrote:Anyone recommend some decent documentaries?

street fight

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0457496/

Liam92 wrote:Anyone recommend some decent documentaries?

Bruce Parry - Amazon


Man travels the full length of the amazon from it's source in the Andes (with motherfucking ALPACAS in the first episode) to where it meets the Atlantic ocean. Illegal gold mining, logging, cocaine production, fishing, tribal stuff...quality watch.

Liam92 wrote:Anyone recommend some decent documentaries?

dj shadow did the music too

defoxster wrote:Went & Saw Killing them softly last night.



Would say its worth a watch. Some of the cinematography & dialogue in it is great but I definitely felt like there could have been more to it. Brad Pitt is cool as fuck as expected!

Really disappointed with this to be honest. It might look nice and be very tidily put together (technically) but there is no depth to it. To me it was lost in no man's land between the political/economical allegory and the story in front of you, in which I couldn't (see a reason to) care less about the outcome of a single character. Except Tony Soprano, who was funny for all the 10 minutes he featured.

Though I'll say I may have missed something glaring that gave the story some poignancy. Perhaps an American or anyone who really closely followed the last US election might have taken a lot more from this film.

The particularly violent scene was horrible, too. I know that was the point of it, (brilliant from Liota really) but I really didn't enjoy watching that bit.

Bloody good film. Well worth watching. Id watch the trailer and go in blind outside of that if your interested!

Just finished Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Watch if you haven't, great thriller/mystery.

deadly habit wrote:

Liam92 wrote:Anyone recommend some decent documentaries?

dj shadow did the music too

Admittedly, I've only seen him once. But that makes me doubt the movie.
Full on bro / wanky trap set.