let us know your recomendations here but dotn give away twists or the ending

 

if this is enough of a runner we might make it a sticky , any posts not film related will be deleted...

 

Havent seen any decent movies in ages myself except for avatar in 3D which i really enjoyed and will go and see again before it leaves the cinema..

 

 

 

 

 

Few films I have watched latelly

Spread: 5/10 - Aston Kutcher is a player. Not sh*te but nothing we haven't seen before. Bit of female nudity too

Zach and Miri make a porno: 7/10 - Kevin Smith film with Seth Rogen. some laugh out loud moments, especially when the bloke (Jay out of Jay and Silent Bob) pulls out of your wan too fast!

Observe and Report - 6/10 - Not as many laugh out load moments as above but Seth Rogen is funny as the Bi-polar security gaurd.

Mall Cop: 6/10 - Family film. Funny enough

 

 

really enjoyed that one andy

 

Con Air is the balls (as Q-Man would say)

 

I tought Nicholas Cage was good in Lord of War.

Seen Role Models the other night and really enjoyed it.

 

It's so funny. Some really funny moments incluuding what you just said

 

"You stay and you watch!!"

 

 

 

Looking For Eric - top notch, a must see.

 

Brothers - missable.

 

Avatar - Poor

 

21 - watchable enough film based on the book "Bringing Down the House"

 

Rambu The Intruder - one of my favourite films of all time. see the opening scenes here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBlM6CSZDIc - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBlM6CSZDIc

 

Thanks PR a man with taste

wouldnt look at that remake of bad lieutenant as it cant be topped, keitel is great in it and to replace him with cage is a fooking insult

 

Movies worth watching so far:

 

Bad Lieutenant

 

Don't be daft Trap and watch it! It's brilliant, very funny and obviously made with a different angle to the first one Some great laughs and Cage is brilliant in it. And I'm by no means his biggest fan. Watch it, but don't watch it with the thought that you're going to hate it just because it's a remake! Well worth it.

 

Paul will check out the original

 

 

Death to Smoochy. Robin Williams and Ed Norton. Bizarre film, but again some good laughs. A bit dark in places. Worth a watch in my opinion. I wasn't expecting much from it at all but was very impressed in the end.

i think this looks the balls and its out there to download i am doing it as i type!!

http://video.zing.vn/video/clip/The-Legion-Trailer-2010.163027.html - http://video.zing.vn/video/clip/The-Legion-Trailer-2010.163027.html  

 

In summary special effects, storyline

 

Cage did it brilliantly in Bad Lieutenant!!

"Put the bunny back in the box"

 

good call barcabhoy forgot that one

 

 

''Hey Carlito, remember me? Benny Blanco from the Bronx''

 

Downloaded and watched it there the other night Rostrevor..... imo it's defo not better than Shawshank

 

Also any time i see Alcatraz it just reminds me of the time i was there and a bird sh*t on my head

 

I've been told that he was in Gone in 60 Seconds. But I must have been distracted by Angelian Jolie and dozens of savage cars, because I don't remember him in it .

 

Looking to go to The Lovely Bones tomorrow night...anyone seen it?

 

Also really looking forward to Shutter Island but they put the date back to March 12

 

Where the Wild Things Are

A Prophet

Belucci's Husband

Zack and Miri Make a Porno

The Road

The Prestige

Bad Lieutenant

Bad Lieutenant (Original)

Lord of War

Murder in the FirstLooking For Eric

Rambu the Intruder

Dead Man's Shoes

Role Models

Death to Smoochy

Carlito's Way

Up in the Air

Saw 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 etc.

The Lovely Bones

Precious

Up

The Devil's Backbone

Pan's Labyrinth

 

 

 

the hurt locker

 

deadly stuff.

 

Jaysus the first film was so bad i didn't realise there was a 2nd film

 

The film is constantly slowed down by swithcing from a murder investigation story to the CGI pergutory (which is pretty impressive) Peter Jackson created for the girl who was murdered (Saoirse Ronan). As soon as your getting sucked into the crime story, theres about 5 minutes of the girl in this fantasy world which slows the whole film down quite a bit.

 

Stanley Tucci is class as the murderer and is rightly nominated for best supporting actor at the Oscars. Saoirse Ronan has a big future in Hollywood and is good in this but her voice annoys the sh!t outta me!

 

6/10

 

awful film.one of the worst Ive ever seen in the cinema.

Ever see Sirens with Sam Neill and that gimp Hugh Grant? Elle McPherson naked for most of it

 

In recent years, Hollywood has seen a boom in 3-D movies as the major studios create new entertainment for a new generation of audiences, and "Avatar" has shown that fans will pay more for 3-D movies when the special effects are eye-popping.

Burton's "Alice" is the latest industry test. It takes viewers into a world of lush mushroom forests and ravaged wastelands -- a landscape that in 3-D seems to extend beyond the movie screen. At other times, a spear or a talking animal may seem to jab out from the screen.

Alice, played by Australian Mia Wasikowska, 20, goes from giant to thimble-sized depending on what she eats, and actor Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter gazes wildly at everyone through eyes enlarged ever so slightly with special effects.

Burton, 51, said his early exposure to Carroll's work came less from the book and more from pop culture, including drug-themed 1967 song "White Rabbit" from Jefferson Airplane.

Yet, he was quick to add that he found Carroll's story "mind blowing," which seems fitting given the somewhat psychedelic adventure Burton has put on film.

"It just seemed the world that Lewis Carroll created, just the kind of trippyness and the size and spatial elements ... the combination of the medium and the material just seemed really right," Burton told reporters recently.

OLD STORY, NEW VERSION

Burton's "Alice" is based on Carroll's book, but as in most movie adaptations details changed. Burton added elements of Carroll's sequel "Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There" into his movie. And Alice is 19 years-old, not a young girl, when she falls into the topsy-turvy wonderland.

Once there, a motley crew of characters expects her to end the tyranny of the Red Queen, who has a huge head and tiny body. While Alice feels ill-equipped for the job.

If the story has changed somewhat, movie fans can only imagine what Burton has in store with his use of special effects, animation, and three-dimensional storytelling.

The director's "Corpse Bride" (2005) was nominated for an Oscar in animation, and in work as diverse as comic book flick "Batman," musical "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," and fantasy "Edward Scissorhands," the director has shown a flair for creating never-before-seen worlds on film.

In fact, Burton said he was not overly awed by any earlier screen adaptation of "Alice," including the very one his studio, Disney, released in 1951.

"I didn't feel like there was a definitive version to me that we were fighting against," he said.

Hollywood is waiting to see if audiences think like Burton and if his 3-D movie delights fans as much as "Avatar." It has seen more than 80 percent of its $691 million U.S. and Canadian box office from 3-D screens, according to Boxofficemojo.com.

After "Alice" come 3-D versions of Dreamworks Animations' "How To Train Your Dragon" and Warner Bros' "Clash of the Titans," and this week the major studios and theaters neared a $650 million financing package to upgrade thousands of U.S. movie screens to digital projection, which is necessary for screening modern 3-D films.

"'Alice In Wonderland' is the next big 3-D release...so there will be a lot of attention on how (it) performs," said Brandon Gray, president of BoxOfficeMojo.

 

+1

 

Biggest pile of sh*te i've seen in a long time, only good thing is some of the gory deaths!!

 

thanks Pauly