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[mybudgee]

^ 2hrs 15 min is WAY too long?? LoL

[Voxr]

^ 2hrs 15 min is WAY too long?? LoL

Hey man if I'm not out of the theater in an hour the movie isnt worth it.

[jeromefiefdom]

 

Holy ****

[CassandraSaturn's Ring]

I was surprised that I was so turned on by it too, brother.

 

No Country For Old Men - I admire Chigurh.  He makes me wonder if men like that can be made, or are simply born that way.

[jeromefiefdom]

I was surprised that I was so turned on by it too, brother.

 

No Country For Old Men - I admire Chigurh.  He makes me wonder if men like that can be made, or are simply born that way.

 

I was actually talking about the performances themselves, but ok.  Also, Im really questioning you for identifying with a clear psychopath, suffering from multiple illusions, a refusal to understand others, and a lack of any kind of remorse. As for your question, both. Psychopathic tendencies are actually quite common, with about 1/20 having some associated illness. However, childhood abuse is often linked to infamous individuals with the disorder, given that the event exacerbates the illness

[CassandraSaturn's Ring]

Well, both of my parents were violent drunks.  There's hope for me yet.

 

By the way, you might want to be more careful about who you insult.

 

 

Spoiler

Just kidding.

[jeromefiefdom]

 

By the way, you might want to be more careful about who you insult.

 

The hypocripsy is astounding. Also, there wasnt even an insult in there.  Its just strange to express admiration for a monster. Its like someone randomly expressing respect for Ted Bundy, Chris Feeman, or Chirs Benoit

[CassandraSaturn's Ring]

The thing is, as a tough S.O.B, I don't have to be careful.  Also, you should have read the spoiler, kid.  Why do you have such a problem with me, Jerome?  It's not my fault I'm utterly insane.

[jeromefiefdom]

The thing is, as a tough S.O.B, I don't have to be careful.  Also, you should have read the spoiler, kid.  Why do you have such a problem with me, Jerome?  It's not my fault I'm utterly insane.

 

lolz

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

PM each other if you have problems. If you continue this fight I'll report you.

[jeromefiefdom]

PM each other if you have problems. If you continue this fight I'll report you.

 

Yourecompletely correct. Allow me to apologize. Alos, is your handle a TFS reference?

[Voxr]

Much better than this Hero 6 something...

 

 

This one is amazing. I've just watched it partially however. Need to watch the whole thing.

It really is a good film. I was actually surprised at how much I liked it when I first watched it. It's cussing great!

Spoiler

 

 

Still a classic

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Yourecompletely correct. Allow me to apologize. Alos, is your handle a TFS reference?

 

What's a TFS?

[jeromefiefdom]

What's a TFS?

http://teamfourstar.com/

[Rawgrim]

It really is a good film. I was actually surprised at how much I liked it when I first watched it. It's cussing great!

Spoiler

 

 

Still a classic

 

Fun fact about that movie. It is based on a true story. Donald Pleasence was actually there during the actual events. He was one of the prisoners during WWII.

[Obadiah]

Ex Machina


Hollywood appears to be taking on the idea of AI in a big way lately. We've had a rash of interesting and diverse depictions: Iron Man + Avengers (Jarvis and soon Ultron), Tron, Prometheus (David), Transcendence, Her, Interstellar (Tars and Case), Chappie, Terminator, and now Ex Machina, a slow burn thriller about a programmer, Caleb, selected by his unbelievably wealthy and eccentric boss, Nathan, to perform a Turing test on his secret AI creation, Eva, at small private research facility located far out in the gorgeously shot snowy forest wilderness. What starts out as three people (or beings) in a congenial but awkward relationship soon devolves into a creepy mind game of deceit and manipulation.

Not really my type of movie, but it kept me guessing, and the fun was watching the true motivations of each of these characters being revealed.

P.S. Oscar Isaac's Nathan was perfect as the chummy a-bit-too-friendly boss that you would just not be comfortable being that casual with.

[Rawgrim]

Ex Machina


Hollywood appears to be taking on the idea of AI in a big way lately. We've had a rash of interesting and diverse depictions: Iron Man + Avengers (Jarvis and soon Ultron), Prometheus (David), Transcendence, Her, Interstellar (Tars and Case), Chappie, and now Ex Machina, a slow burn thriller about a programmer, Caleb, selected by his unbelievably wealthy and eccentric boss, Nathan, to perform a Turing test on his secret AI creation, Eva, at small private research facility out in the gorgeously shot snowy forest wilderness. What starts out as three people (or beings) in a congenial but awkward relationship soon devolves into a creepy mind game of deceit and manipulation.

Not really my type of movie, but it kept me guessing, and the fun was watching the true motivations of each of these characters being revealed.

P.S. Oscar Isaac's Nathan was just perfect as the chummy a-bit-too-friendly boss that you would just not be comfortable being that casual with.

 

 

You might like this one too. Also a new A.I movie.

 

http://www.imdb.com/...5/?ref_=nv_sr_4

[Jelena Jankovic]

Gangs of New York

 

Martin Scorsese's period epic about gang wars in 19th Century New York

 

basically a showcase for Daniel Day Lewis as Bill the Butcher and a lot of fancy editing and cinematography

 

The real Bill the Butcher (William Poole) died well before the draft riots that make up the films Platoon-esque climax

 

Jim Broadbent nearly matches Lewis as Boss Tweed

 

Leonardo Dicaprio and Cameron Diaz are Kinda blah, which lowers the film to an 8.5/10

[Rawgrim]

The last season of True Blood...had to force myself to watch it since I wanted to just see the ending. 3/10

[CassandraSaturn's Ring]

Gangs of New York

 

Martin Scorsese's period epic about gang wars in 19th Century New York

 

basically a showcase for Daniel Day Lewis as Bill the Butcher and a lot of fancy editing and cinematography

 

The real Bill the Butcher (William Poole) died well before the draft riots that make up the films Platoon-esque climax

 

Jim Broadbent nearly matches Lewis as Boss Tweed

 

Leonardo Dicaprio and Cameron Diaz are Kinda blah, which lowers the film to an 8.5/10

 

One of my favourites.  Bill The Butcher is another character I admire.  Questionable motives but an honourable, powerful leader nonetheless.  Another interesting point is that the real Bill's last words were rumoured to be, "Good-bye boys; I die a true American.".  What a man.

[Elhanan]

Was pleasantly surprised at MI: Ghost Protocol; an entertaining sequel with action and occasional humor. Since I would watch it again: 8/10

And though not as much fun, but still enjoyable was The Bourne Legacy. 7/10

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I watched the first 35 minutes of Hero 6, because my brother has dominated the TV...

It looks like a mixture of:

 

Meet the Robinsons

G.I.Joe: The Rise of Cobra

and a movie about Dueling robots that I don't remember its name...

[Voxr]

I watched the first 35 minutes of Hero 6, because my brother has dominated the TV...

It looks like a mixture of:

 

Meet the Robinsons

G.I.Joe: The Rise of Cobra

and a movie about Dueling robots that I don't remember its name...

How does G.I Joe fit lol?

[N7 Shadow 90]

John Wick.

Basic, not very inclusive and uninspired. Yet stylish and quite enjoyable nonetheless.

7/10

[Vegeta 77]