Just saw Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Man, Koba Kommander really wanted to watch the world burn. It was scary.
Now we just need Astronaut Taylor, The Statue of Liberty, and Dr. Zaius.
I wonder if this is the 3rd movie or the 4th. The whole thing is getting more stupid with every new movie!
Thread title clearly says film. As in motion-picture... In a theater? Yeah? 0_o
I was watching Hyper Police and it's very good tv series
Batman Returns with Kevin Smith Commentary.
About the only way to get through Returns really.
Thread title clearly says film. As in motion-picture... In a theater? Yeah? 0_o
Yeah. Or you're watching it with DVD/Blue-Ray or digitally like with a satellite channel.
Málmhaus
Well I am actually on a watching spree. I just subbed to Netflix ;x. I just finished Jack reacher
Interesting movie. I like how the story's developed. My favorite character was the Circus Orangutan! 8/10
Rush. It was a pretty entertaining film, and Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Brühl were pretty great in their roles as James Hunt and Niki Lauda. And I love me some classic Formula 1. Compared to the reverse airplanes today, those things were just gorgeous.
Godzilla(2014)
Not the best Godzilla movie!
I found the new Godzilla pretty entertaining, though Godzilla's lack of...Godzilla, though a lot of the film was kind of weird. But it was certainly better than the gargantuan iguana circus that was the Roland Emmerich film. Also, I thought that the final battle was a rather pleasant payoff for some of the plodding through earlier parts of the film.
Not the best Godzilla movie!
But certainly better than this,
this,
or whatever the hell this is,
...This is a really weird film series...
Great story (but kinda boring because of the long scenes), and it has too much slow motion or perplexed scenes like one of the characters is on some kind of drugs! Also not much action scenes. And good camera effects to watch.
7.5/10
On the Silver Globe
From Dusk Till Dawn
Just finished this.
I'm still trying to let it all sink in and settle with me.
But I liked it. I'd write more about it. But I really don't know what to say.
It's definitely middlebrow fare, and the overall trajectory of the film is not hard to guess based on the initial setup (11 guys think the boy is guilty, while Henry Fonda, the lone dissenter, has serious doubts; guess what's going to happen in the rest of the film?). Still, I enjoyed it immensely, for its ability to craft a tight, suspenseful narrative within the extreme confines it sets for itself; 93 of the film's 96 minutes take place in one room.
The performances are excellent, and the film is able to craft a lot of mini-arcs for the various jurors that are almost as compelling as the outcome of the deliberations itself. Lastly, I always enjoy any story where argument (and not just in the sense of PEOPLE TALKING LOUDLY!!!) figures as the primary mode by which the story propels itself, so 12 Angry Men gets a definite recommend from me.
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Was good, but ended some what unrealistically. The good guy doesn't always win IRL.
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