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just finished watching this



increadible seeing someone so dedicated to their profession for that length of time.

wub wrote: McConaughey is on point.

Do you realise what you said?

I watched ratatouille which was quite good. I liked that.

Also body of lies which was decent enough i suppose. Lots of running around and shock 'twists' which had been so obviously telegraphed i was surprised when they did actually happen.

The iranian nurse was really attractive though, imma go find more films with her in.

lol, The Grey was actually better than I thought it'd be. I was expecting Day After Tomorrow with wolves but it was definitely better than that

HARRY BROWN

deadly habit wrote:

One of my favourite films ever, fantastic film.

JizzMan wrote:lol, The Grey was actually better than I thought it'd be. I was expecting Day After Tomorrow with wolves but it was definitely better than that

yea it's actually a good movie (probably saved just by Liam Neeson)

watched Koyaanasqaatsi recently, anyone seen it?

no dialogue, just pictures of nature, industry, cities and explosions/demoltions set to a phillip glass soundtrack. Really intense, enjoyed it. All in america tho and I dunno, its kind of like how in david attenboroouh programs the music seems a bit over the top and adding something thats not actually there. This worked better than in david attenborough tho, the music really ruins those for me.

jorge wrote:watched Koyaanasqaatsi recently, anyone seen it?

no dialogue, just pictures of nature, industry, cities and explosions/demoltions set to a phillip glass soundtrack. Really intense, enjoyed it. All in america tho and I dunno, its kind of like how in david attenboroouh programs the music seems a bit over the top and adding something thats not actually there. This worked better than in david attenborough tho, the music really ruins those for me.

have you seen
full movie

wow no I havent, flicked through slightly but wil probably wait until im in a more stable mental state! Im not really into gory stuff tbh, this seems interesting tho

yea it's an art silent film suppossed to be the crucification of christ and his pain
it's brilliant

jorge wrote:wow no I havent, flicked through slightly but wil probably wait until im in a more stable mental state! Im not really into gory stuff tbh, this seems interesting tho

it's meant to be painful to watch.
stable mental state does none.
it's supposed to simulate jesus on the cross.

Mystic River



Thought it was really good.

End Of Watch



Was quite alright. I enjoyed it.

Videodrome. Pretty good. The 80's special effects can kinda detract from it sometimes, but hey. Good story, just wish it had a bigger budget or something. Also, it felt a bit rushed, and apparently his original cut of the film he gave to the studio was 72 minutes or something, lol.

deadly habit wrote:

jorge wrote:wow no I havent, flicked through slightly but wil probably wait until im in a more stable mental state! Im not really into gory stuff tbh, this seems interesting tho

it's meant to be painful to watch.
stable mental state does none.
it's supposed to simulate jesus on the cross.

begotten is not an enjoyable movie
sat through the whole thing and just felt sick to my stomach after

Altitude, absolutely terrible.

The Raid: Indonesian martial arts/action film, not much of a storyline but amazing over the top fight sequences.

Adam and Paul: Dark comedy about a day in the life of two heroin addicts in Dublin, really good in a depressing sort of way.

Very good, would recommend.



Rubbish, forgot I was even watching it at one point and starting messing on with my phone. Stay well away.



Much better than I was expecting, didn't drag like I was expecting and I look forward to the next one.



Was decent, didn't really like the plot though and to me, the bad guy's "character" was just a poor attempt at recreating the chaotic nature of Heath Ledger's Joker and ends up falling well short.

i watched end of watch today
loved it, probably one of my top 5 all time