Films

[rexclark]

Loved it. Beautifully shot. Music is great too.

The soundtrack is indeed excellent, I loved the Grandaddy cover in it.

[theampersanddevil]

Going to the national atp this weekend and actually really looking forward to the cinema. Harold and Maude, joy division, win win, superbad, untitled, casblanca, the lives of others, darjeeling limited, french connection.

Could spend ages in there.

[When Jokers Attack]

Going to the national atp this weekend and actually really looking forward to the cinema. Harold and Maude, joy division, win win, superbad, untitled, casblanca, the lives of others, darjeeling limited, french connection.

Could spend ages in there.

Wish I was going to this so badly.

[LondonTom]

So the best film of next year will released it's teaser today:

http://trekmovie.com/2012/12/05/watch-first-trailer-for-star-trek-into-darkness/

Looks fantastic

Unless it is just TWOK reworked for the modern era, that ending Japanese shot seems to indicate so

and some OTT analysis shot by shot of the trailer:

http://trekmovie.com/2012/12/06/star-trek-into-darkness-announcement-trailer-shot-by-shot-analysis/

[The Nal]

So the best film of next year will released it's teaser today:

http://trekmovie.com...-into-darkness/

Looks fantastic

Unless it is just TWOK reworked for the modern era, that ending Japanese shot seems to indicate so

and some OTT analysis shot by shot of the trailer:

http://trekmovie.com...-shot-analysis/

Looks like they've spent every penny of that 185m budget!

Looks incredible!!

[jump]

I really enjoyed the first Star Trek reboot film but it was just a popcorn movie, all action and fan service so I'm not getting too excited by this unless they actually chuck in a story this time I will just be bored.

Personally I'm looking forward to Pacific Rim nest year, Guillermo Del Toro's new film and his first film with a blockbuster budget and considering films like Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy looked gorgeous with limited funds I really want to see what he does with $200m.

[kaosmark2]

Finally got round to watching Memento. I really enjoyed it but I can't imagine wanting to watch it again. It's intriguingly developed and timed with the dual-chronology structure, but I felt the ending plot twist wasn't that exciting or shocking. It's one of those films where I feel the middle is the most worthwhile part. Good film, but it had been built up so much I was expecting better.

It probably doesn't help that I'm used to dual-chronology structures, the best I've seen it done is definitely Iain M Bank's book Use of Weapons.

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Finally got round to watching Memento. I really enjoyed it but I can't imagine wanting to watch it again. It's intriguingly developed and timed with the dual-chronology structure, but I felt the ending plot twist wasn't that exciting or shocking. It's one of those films where I feel the middle is the most worthwhile part. Good film, but it had been built up so much I was expecting better.

It probably doesn't help that I'm used to dual-chronology structures, the best I've seen it done is definitely Iain M Bank's book Use of Weapons.

I love Memento. I am old enough tontemember Guy Pierce when he was in Neighbours and he really has come into his own. I loved him in The Propostion.

[kaosmark2]

I love Memento. I am old enough tontemember Guy Pierce when he was in Neighbours and he really has come into his own. I loved him in The Propostion.

I felt the acting in it was wonderful and the premise excellent, it's more that the ending where the timed sequences met felt lacking to me. Mind you, most Nolan films have a kinda-clever but ultimately disappointing ending IMO.

[BlackHole2006]

Watched Changeling again tonight, absolutely fantastic film as usual. Angelina Jolie on top form.

Edited December 13, 2012 by BlackHole2006

[Ed209]

First Hobbit film is 170 minutes long. its going to end up at like 9 hours in total for a 300 page book

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[t8yman]

Not in the slightest bit interested in the hobbit. And I loved LOTR.

[philipsteak]

I mostly just want to play ' spot the places I know'. Not sure its worth the 3 hours though

[When Jokers Attack]

Has anyone seen Holy Motors?

[metallimuse]

Watched Changling again tonight, absolutely fantastic film as usual.

I'm puzzled by this comment,did you think it was going to change since the last time you saw it or something?

[hot_ice]

I mostly just want to play ' spot the places I know'. Not sure its worth the 3 hours though

from what ive read they could of easily done the story in two films,

[The Nal]

Seven Psychopaths tomorrow night. Mixed reviews. Looking forward to it. Looks like a bit of fun.

[5co77ie]

First Hobbit film is 170 minutes long. its going to end up at like 9 hours in total for a 300 page book

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Seeing it this week will let you know

[5co77ie]

I mostly just want to play ' spot the places I know'.

me too

[BlackHole2006]

I'm puzzled by this comment,did you think it was going to change since the last time you saw it or something?

Sometimes I enjoy re-watching films just so see if they are as good as I remember them being, been ages since I've watched Changeling so I thought I'd give it another go, yep it's still bloody brilliant

[When Jokers Attack]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUTGhNgP1ks

[philipsteak]

me too

Possibly a few people too. Quite a lot of people I know work as extras. Think a few were involved in this

[G-Stud]

I can't wait for Man of Steel!!

[t8yman]

man of steel actually looks quite good, and I'm very "meh" about comic book movies....

[The Nal]

Seven Psychopaths is brilliant. Sam Rockwell. Take a bow son. Same for Walken, same for Tom Waits.