Films

[jump]

See I'm the opposite lol!I prefer Pacino's parts in the second.I love how he's this cool,calm,intelligent mob boss yet every sooften he explodes with emotion.I also love the scene in the third movie when his daughter is shot and he yells out in anguish with no sound.With regards to the film as a whole I can't quite remember my feelings,after I watch later I will let you know.

I found him the least compelling in the 2nd imo, in the 1st you can see him being forced into and the 3rd you can see he literally just a step out of the before they pull him back in but the 2nd he comes off as a dick for me as he strings along his wife saying it gonna be a legit business and he seems to have embraced the mob boss lifestyle.

[metallimuse]

I found him the least compelling in the 2nd imo, in the 1st you can see him being forced into and the 3rd you can see he literally just a step out of the before they pull him back in but the 2nd he comes off as a dick for me as he strings along his wife saying it gonna be a legit business and he seems to have embraced the mob boss lifestyle.

He does have and do those things in the second but to me it shows the story telling how much the character has changed since the first.He's become cold and emotionless where as before he was a warm and honest person.

[Spindles]

The life of Pi is now available in the usual places. That's my evening sorted.

[t8yman]

Just watched 7 psychopaths. Great movie. Funny, well written, brutal in places. 8/10

[Spindles]

If you enjoyed Christopher Walken in 7 psychopaths I can only recommend watching Stand up guys, he is beyond great in that film (which was perhaps the most feel good film I have seen in a long time).

[Jackmypie]

Watched 'Moonrise Kingdom' 7/10 for me.

Decent movie, very straight forward storyline.. The movie it's self it pretty fucked up though, almost seemed as it was try too hard to be different. Meh.

[Ed209]

My mate made me watch Dreamcatcher last night for a laugh ...

Seriously, What in the world of fuck happened when they made that!??! So awful its brilliantly entertaining.

Worth a watch.

[AcademicPistol]

Just watched 7 psychopaths. Great movie. Funny, well written, brutal in places.8/10

Watched it last night and I completely agree brilliantly written film. I'd give it 8.6/10.

[mrtourette]

Watched 'Moonrise Kingdom' 7/10 for me.

Decent movie, very straight forward storyline.. The movie it's self it pretty fucked up though, almost seemed as it was try too hard to be different. Meh.

It's a Wes Anderson film

[Rufus Gwertigan]

My mate made me watch Dreamcatcher last night for a laugh ...

Seriously, What in the world of fuck happened when they made that!??! So awful its brilliantly entertaining.

Worth a watch.

As a rule I avoid Stephen King films unless they are on TV and nothing else is on. For ever good adaptation like The Shining or Misery there seem to be 30 shit ones.

[t8yman]

Argo was brilliant.

[Jackmypie]

It's a Wes Anderson film

I know, Im about to watch Darjeeling Limited and The Royal Tenenbaums to see if he can win me over

I didn't like Rushmore that much either to be fair!

Edited January 21, 2013 by Jackmypie

[mrtourette]

I know, Im about to watch Darjeeling Limited and The Royal Tenenbaums to see if he can win me over

I didn't like Rushmore that much either to be fair!

I'm a big fan, Tennenbaums and Moonrise Kingdom are my favourite. He definitely has a particular style, I can see how it can be annoying to people though.

[AcademicPistol]

Argo was brilliant.

I've had Argo downloaded and ready to watch for a week now, I'm gonna do it tonight. Does Mr Cranston shine in it?

[t8yman]

yeah, he's great..

[jump]

I fancy seeing Argo but to me it just reeks of Hollywood give me an Oscar type film which keeps putting me off.

[t8yman]

seriously, its a great watch. and a damn interesting story to boot.

[The Nal]

I fancy seeing Argo but to me it just reeks of Hollywood give me an Oscar type film which keeps putting me off.

Its not at all!! Some very funny parts. Particularly in the first half.

The 2nd half has some Hitchcockian standard tension in it. I was like Michael J Fox eating popcorn at times.

[The Nal]

Really enjoyed Lincoln, for pure acting. The actual plot itself is fairly tame and pedestrian.

But its historically accurate so you can't have it both ways I suppose.

[LondonTom]

But its historically accurate so you can't have it both ways I suppose.

Yeah i prefer Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

[The Nal]

"Lincoln - Now in theaters"

You'd think he would've learned his lesson.............

And so on.

[nightcrawler13]

"Lincoln - Now in theaters"

You'd think he would've learned his lesson.............

And so on.

have you read the list of similarties between Lincoln and Kennedy? mental

[TheGayTent]

Most of which are bollocks.

http://www.snopes.com/history/american/lincoln-kennedy.asp

[bunique]

Saw Les Mis. Didn't cry. Feel like I should ask for my money back thoroughly enjoyed it though and walked home singing in the snow

[AcademicPistol]

Most of which are bollocks.

http://www.snopes.com/history/american/lincoln-kennedy.asp

There are more that aren't included in that article and the author of that article keeps saying stuff like "another minor coincidence", all those coincidences add up to big a coincidence.

He should stop scrutinising and enjoy the serendipity.