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Godzilla

If you like nonstop skyscraper-flattening action, it's pfg.

a giant killer lizard wouldn't be shiny, so no lens flare i guess

Captain Mazda wrote:Godzilla

If you like nonstop skyscraper-flattening action, it's pfg.

How could you go in with any other expectations.
Just hope it's a little grittier (a la Cloverfield) than the Emmerich one, which was a bit Disney.

I was expecting it to be a nothing but a US military propaganda shitfest with a giant lizard thrown in, like Battle LA or Transfuckers.

score or GTFO

8/10 on the mindless action flick index.

The Day the Earth Stood Still - 3/10

A tour de force of Keanu Reeves' facial expressions - all one of them - as he fronts enough apocalypse porn to make every misanthrope in the world fap themselves into a coma

That's a very cynical view you're taking there, m8.

seremtan wrote:The Day the Earth Stood Still - 3/10................

OK seremtan. I ask, have you seen the original perchance?

He went to the premiere.

Short Term 12

The plot is sometimes lacking a clear direction, but the apt pacing, charming characters, and fly on the wall cinematography make this a very enjoyable experience.

8/10

Headhunters 8/10

Norwegian crime-thriller starring Jaime Lannister and a Norwegian Steve Buscemi. Very well done.

Captain Mazda wrote:Headhunters 8/10

Norwegian crime-thriller starring Jaime Lannister and a Norwegian Steve Buscemi. Very well done.

Saw it a while ago. 100% agreed

Close Encounters of the Third Kind - 10/10

Captain Mazda wrote:He went to the premiere.

with your mum

Captain Mazda wrote:He went to the premiere.

lmao

seremtan wrote:Close Encounters of the Third Kind - 10/10

Agreed. One of my favorites...

Close Encounters is an 8/10 at best. It's a classic, but not a 10 IMO. Mmm... mashed potatoes.

Unforgiven (Japanese remake): 8.5/10

Stays true to the original story with a Samurai twist that doesn't feel out of place. The original is one of my favourite Westerns with how it portrays a world without true heroes or villains, just shades of grey.

A Clockwork Orange: 9/10

Hadn't seen it until now but I've read the book. Depressing as shit really.

obsidian wrote:Close Encounters is an 8/10 at best. It's a classic, but not a 10 IMO. Mmm... mashed potatoes.

1977

I checked out a few articles as I thought there was shaving cream there somewhere in the sculpting process and there was, but, just to say I was surprised at how old (flame me if you care) the movie was.

I went looking for a little history if you like and found this of some interest.

obsidian wrote:Close Encounters is an 8/10 at best. It's a classic, but not a 10 IMO. Mmm... mashed potatoes.

what prevents it from being a 10/10 in your humble opinion?

Just saw X-men: Days of Future past. It was good, really really good. The production values were way higher than First Class, and the story is good and makes you invested. The terminator-like sentinels in the future are a highlight near the end.

9/10 easy

Also, next X-men movie is about Apocalypse. Sweet.

feedback wrote:The production values were way higher than First Class

Yeah, what?

Pext wrote:

feedback wrote:The production values were way higher than First Class

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