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ghostbusters 2016 extended version

too bad only bill had a cameo, but the science chick i liked the most

hunt for the wilderbeasts pretty good

newest star trek very star trek. best st movie in a while

suicide squad i liked it

i'm half way through John Wick, entertaining

AndyW wrote:https://vimeo.com/80061076

Watched that half-through.
What the fuck is this?
Some punks Big-tagging a building?
Well, congrats.
Nothing good came out of that action. Tags are not convincing, show me pieces.

kick-ass

kick-ass 2

chloe moretz is damn fine sexy @ 19yo

i been doing the kurt russell thing, he is awesome!

these made a huge impact on me when i was a kid http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0032818/

Deadpool 7/10

Better than I was expecting. I would imagine the next one will be even better, considering they had a tight budget for the first. But I also read that the director has left the Deadpool 2 project due to "creative differences" with Ryan Reynolds. Not sure how that'll work out...

apperently people want quentin tarantino for dp 2

Terrible idea. Not his type of film at all...

it could work

read the earliest dp comics

the character was never meant for prime time

dp has come a long way since then.

It needs the comedy, merc with a mouth attitude. Quentin would suck, I'm more worried about FOX taking a bigger interest and meddling though.

I trust RR to be fair, he seemed to be the driving force behind the movie. Still a shame though.

Inferno

Yes, the Tom Hanks one and OK as it goes for a typical 'end of the world by virus/plague/pandemic' movie.
Watchable and what you'd expect I guess so don't hurry to watch.
7.5/10

IMDB

Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016)

Yes, the Tom Cruise one and not too bad at all. I enjoyed. Descent story line etc.

8/10

IMDB

i'm rewatching cast away, tom hanks, but it's almost 1:30am and i have an appointment tomorrow for 2pm, so i'm hitting the sack

Braindead aka Dead Alive - 10/10

I fucking love this movie. My siblings and I used to watch it all the time in the 90s. Even though I liked it back then, I didn't realize just how well done it is. Just an absolute pleasure to watch.

^ saw that last night but didn't finish it

currently rewatching children of men, makes me was to reinstall half-life 2

SoM wrote:^ saw that last night but didn't finish it

currently rewatching children of men, makes me was to reinstall half-life 2

Children of Men - That's a great movie. Michael Caine was excellent in the role

IMDB

Oh, and I played some HL2 the other day

Bone Tomahawk.

A peaceful village in the 18'somethings US is harrased by savage natives (for some reason that is explained).
One night, some towns-people are taken captive and taken to the tribe's den.
The sheriff, deputy and two other towns-people set out for the rescue.

Not politically correct.
Starts out almost satirical, turns into real horror.
Very graphic with the horror-elements, although there are just a few.

This one is pretty hard to judge as it meddles in different genres, really. It is a Western with comedic aspects at first, and then it turns darker. Much darker. It's a bit slow at times. But when the horror kicks in it does so relentlessly.

I'd give it a 6/10 but you should check it out if you like Westerns or Horror movies. It's an interesting approach.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

Meh/10

Potter frothers are going to love this film, I found it a little empty and lacking in narrative. Technically they tried to do too much with cgi visual effects in not enough time and it suffered because of it. It can't hold a candle to Junglebook, for example. Redmayne is good tho, he carries it.

Arrival (2016)

I enjoyed what I'd term a powerful movie as I am still trying to fathom some interesting twists out.

IMDB and a another review from the Wall Street Journal is here.

See it. 9/10

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Dekalog: One - 9/10

The movie held my interest even though story was predictable, then again it wasn't full length. I love Kieślowski's sense of the visual coupled with the music. Incredible child acting, felt real. The guy who played the dad was great too but sometimes I got the feeling I also get from Brad Pitt, like he sort of smiles very subtly like he knows he's on camera. It was subtle though, above average acting for sure. They probably didn't do many re-takes as it seems very low budget. It was mostly when he was alone, he and the kid had great chemistry.

I will definitely watch the rest of the series, loved it.

Citizenfour -a must see

Snowden -a good companion to the above

HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:Citizenfour -a must see

Snowden -a good companion to the above

100% this.
The topic is some incredibly important stuff as those two movies underline. Yet most people, even younger ones don't seem to realize or don't even want to think about. In other words: There is no revolt against it.
Private companies act the same way as good as they can but that's a different story.

Imo Oliver Stone didn't get the message over the way he should and maybe wanted to.
"Snowden" tells us the background for his decision but it kinda fails at telling us why the action he took is so important for us, all of us, globally.

World War Z (2013)

Yes, that Brad Pitt zombie flick from a couple of years ago that I seemed to have missed seeing until now.
Look, not bad and entertaining enough so watch it once to say you've seen it I guess.
7/10


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_Z_(film)