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M'ktakh	Posted - 2010.06.06 15:29:00 - [31] Originally by: Vogue Edited by: Vogue on 05/06/2010 22:29:38 The Road is an amazing film. Most other post apocalyptic films are escapist titilation but the Road is a dark grinding film about a father with a broken heart that wants to protect his innocent son and his flame of humanity, who is "carrying the fire" in a world where mankind is a remorseless beast from the collapse of civilization and order. I see your Road, and raise you a Stalker (yes, I like Tarkovskij a lot.) Also, OP, do yourself a favour, and watch the Seventh Seal
RustyPwnStar	Posted - 2010.06.06 16:09:00 - [32] Originally by: Ella C'Tronix Originally by: RustyPwnStar Originally by: JitaBum Inglorious Basterds Sorry, but that film is utter tosh. It was a work of art, my friend. Don't be bitter just because something actually good was popular and widely talked about for once. It was monotonous and except for a few good moments rather dull. 15 to 20 minutes of good in a 2 hour 33 minute film, does not make it a 'work of art', but rather a ride on the wave of previous great work. I preferred the original and that's saying something. I'm not sure were bitter comes in, but I'm guessing you think SAW was a masterpiece also, as that was popular and widely talked about at the time.
Ella C'Tronix	Posted - 2010.06.06 18:07:00 - [33] Originally by: RustyPwnStar Originally by: Ella C'Tronix Originally by: RustyPwnStar Originally by: JitaBum Inglorious Basterds Sorry, but that film is utter tosh. It was a work of art, my friend. Don't be bitter just because something actually good was popular and widely talked about for once. It was monotonous and except for a few good moments rather dull. 15 to 20 minutes of good in a 2 hour 33 minute film, does not make it a 'work of art', but rather a ride on the wave of previous great work. I preferred the original and that's saying something. I'm not sure were bitter comes in, but I'm guessing you think SAW was a masterpiece also, as that was popular and widely talked about at the time. It was an original script that had nothing to do with "the original". The original movie's title was inspiration for the new movies title. Nothing else. Different strokes for different folks I guess, but typically the kinds of things you're talking about make people sound like they're just looking for gun fights and explosions, rather than dynamic, FUNNY and dramatic acting/performance/production peppered with good action sequences. Oh, and I almost forgot. I just made you read my signature.
Jin Nib Resplendent Knives	Posted - 2010.06.06 19:33:00 - [34] Inglorious Basterds is like all other Tarrintino films in that the film itself isn't that great, but he's got scenes that are absolutely fantastic. Scenes that by themselves are worth watching a whole movie for. He generally has a few of these in a movie. Personally that's why I like watching his movies. -Jin Nib Trading on behalf of Opera Noir since: 2009.03.02 03:53:00
Danton Marcellus Nebula Rasa Holdings Nebula Rasa	Posted - 2010.06.06 22:18:00 - [35] Office Space. Should/would/could have, HAVE you chav! Also Known As
Digital Solaris	Posted - 2010.06.07 08:05:00 - [36] Event Horizon ;)
Zofe Stormcaller Shadow Company Legiunea ROmana	Posted - 2010.06.07 16:55:00 - [37] Equilibrium The Story Of Ricky
SabotNoob	Posted - 2010.06.07 20:59:00 - [38] Taken ____________________ Chuck Norris can win a game of Connect Four in three moves.
Sma da'Marenhide	Posted - 2010.06.08 02:48:00 - [39] I watched the road a few weeks ago..the first film i have seen in a long time that blew me away! As for the rest of them.. I reckon il dedicate this sunday to a sofa day too
Herzog Wolfhammer Gallente Aliastra	Posted - 2010.06.08 03:27:00 - [40] Pick an actor and choose his or her films instead. For a lazy Saturday and if sci-fi was my goal, I think Rutger Hauer would be a good choice.
Wendat Huron Stellar Solutions	Posted - 2010.06.08 16:15:00 - [41] Originally by: Herzog Wolfhammer Pick an actor and choose his or her films instead. For a lazy Saturday and if sci-fi was my goal, I think Rutger Hauer would be a good choice. Horrible approach, if you're not in love with said actor. Check out IMBD and pick something off of their top 100 you haven't seen. Delenda est achura.
Brujo Loco Amarr Brujeria Teologica	Posted - 2010.06.08 20:09:00 - [42] Originally by: Herzog Wolfhammer Pick an actor and choose his or her films instead. For a lazy Saturday and if sci-fi was my goal, I think Rutger Hauer would be a good choice. I approve of this, some of the films he starred in, were simply marvelous, I still remember a good one, of him being a cyborg in a post apocalyptic world, and how he finds a single lone unspent bullet at the beggining of the movie and it's the whole pivotal plot of it, regarding a "warehouse full of guns and ammo" . But as usual, these low budget films are an "acquired taste" --- Viva VENEZUELA!!! Archipelago Theory
Brujo Loco Amarr Brujeria Teologica	Posted - 2010.06.08 20:18:00 - [43] Originally by: Jin Nib Inglorious Basterds is like all other Tarrintino films in that the film itself isn't that great, but he's got scenes that are absolutely fantastic. Scenes that by themselves are worth watching a whole movie for. He generally has a few of these in a movie. Personally that's why I like watching his movies. I must admit to this, his movies are to be digested by pieces, and for me, the classical scene of the Lady being killed in the back by the **** officer was something I had to rewind and see again. Seeing her fall slowly was pure beauty, and a classic death posse. Also several details, like when the french farmer takes out a pipe and boom, a full blow Meerschaum Pipe comes out from the infamous "man" :P . Such details in character development. To be honest rest was filler except for some scenes, but that's Tarantino for you. People WTFHated Death proof, I loved it. I think that what makes movies great is that there are so many genres, styles and directors you can pick one that satisfies your needs. People hated Ninja Assassin too, and come on, I don't know what they were expecting when they went into a theater to see a movie called Ninja Assassin? :P Hehehe --- Viva VENEZUELA!!! Archipelago Theory
Arec Bardwin	Posted - 2010.06.08 20:19:00 - [44] Some scifi recommendations: Dark City Sunshine Event Horizon Pandorum District 9
Zeba Minmatar Honourable East India Trading Company	Posted - 2010.06.08 20:50:00 - [45] Edited by: Zeba on 08/06/2010 20:51:19 Originally by: Brujo Loco Originally by: Jin Nib Inglorious Basterds is like all other Tarrintino films in that the film itself isn't that great, but he's got scenes that are absolutely fantastic. Scenes that by themselves are worth watching a whole movie for. He generally has a few of these in a movie. Personally that's why I like watching his movies. I must admit to this, his movies are to be digested by pieces, and for me, the classical scene of the Lady being killed in the back by the ** officer was something I had to rewind and see again. Seeing her fall slowly was pure beauty, and a classic death posse. Also several details, like when the french farmer takes out a pipe and boom, a full blow Meerschaum Pipe comes out from the infamous "man" :P . Such details in character development. To be honest rest was filler except for some scenes, but that's Tarantino for you. People WTFHated Death proof, I loved it. I think that what makes movies great is that there are so many genres, styles and directors you can pick one that satisfies your needs. People hated Ninja Assassin too, and come on, I don't know what they were expecting when they went into a theater to see a movie called Ninja Assassin? :P Hehehe The 'problem' with tarrintino movies is that he packs in a lot of dialog that needs to be followed into his movies which can make it hard to enjoy for people who need constant action to keep them interested. Also death proof is my favorite tarrintino movie by far. By the time you got done hearing the first set of whiney chicks biatch and moan about life, tease their 'boyfriends' and basically do all the things that annoy the ** out of men in general you got a much much better rush when he turned them into hamburger and giblets. Then the next set of girls are like the total opposite in that you would just love to spend an evening in a bar with them drinking beer and talking about cars and sports and such then **ing the rest of the night away in a hotel room like a drunken horny pair of rabbits. Tables are turned on the killer and we get some of the best retro 70's muscle car chase scenes ever made in a movie. Originally by:** CCP Zymurgist Get off the forums and go kill someone! Originally by: Marchocias + = +
Jin Nib Resplendent Knives	Posted - 2010.06.08 21:12:00 - [46] Originally by: Zeba Edited by: Zeba on 08/06/2010 20:51:19 Originally by: Brujo Loco Originally by: Jin Nib Inglorious Basterds is like all other Tarrintino films in that the film itself isn't that great, but he's got scenes that are absolutely fantastic. Scenes that by themselves are worth watching a whole movie for. He generally has a few of these in a movie. Personally that's why I like watching his movies. I must admit to this, his movies are to be digested by pieces, and for me, the classical scene of the Lady being killed in the back by the ** officer was something I had to rewind and see again. Seeing her fall slowly was pure beauty, and a classic death posse. Also several details, like when the french farmer takes out a pipe and boom, a full blow Meerschaum Pipe comes out from the infamous "man" :P . Such details in character development. To be honest rest was filler except for some scenes, but that's Tarantino for you. People WTFHated Death proof, I loved it. I think that what makes movies great is that there are so many genres, styles and directors you can pick one that satisfies your needs. People hated Ninja Assassin too, and come on, I don't know what they were expecting when they went into a theater to see a movie called Ninja Assassin? :P Hehehe The 'problem' with tarrintino movies is that he packs in a lot of dialog that needs to be followed into his movies which can make it hard to enjoy for people who need constant action to keep them interested. Also death proof is my favorite tarrintino movie by far. By the time you got done hearing the first set of whiney chicks biatch and moan about life, tease their 'boyfriends' and basically do all the things that annoy the ** out of men in general you got a much much better rush when he turned them into hamburger and giblets. Then the next set of girls are like the total opposite in that you would just love to spend an evening in a bar with them drinking beer and talking about cars and sports and such then **ing the rest of the night away in a hotel room like a drunken horny pair of rabbits. Tables are turned on the killer and we get some of the best retro 70's muscle car chase scenes ever made in a movie. The leg getting sheared off in the window totally sticks with me... Actually the whole car crash does it's fantastic. Anyways the character development and dialog is why you need to watch the whole movies for scenes which blow you away rather then just chucking the rest and watching only the scenes you like. Also I loved Ninja Assassin, I thought it was totally worth watching twice. Also when he does that handstand push up, holy horse** that was cool! I don't really understand how its possible not to like it really. People shouldn't expect Shakespeare from a movie with a title like that.
Locus Bey Gallente Aliastra	Posted - 2010.06.09 09:42:00 - [47] Leolo Children of Men Life on a string No Country for Old Men Pale Rider Mr. Nobody Sexy Beast
Ultin Harvor	Posted - 2010.06.09 10:15:00 - [48] A couple I haven't seen mentioned for your next lazy film day are: 1. Cashback - not Sci-Fi but it's a small budget British film about a Uinversity student who becomes really hung up on a girl after their break-up so he can't sleep. The film is really about what he fills his time with and dealing with the break-up in the weeks that follow (without sleep). Well worth a watch and is quite possibly one of my favourite films. 2. Let the right one in - I haven't watched it yet but I've been told by numerous people that it is fantastic. It's a Swedish film with subtitles but don't let that put you off. It's about a boy who is getting bullied at school and finds help in a little girl about his age...who doesn't feel the cold, can't go out in sunlight and has strange teeth. 3. The Robert Downy Jr. Sherlock Holmes - watched this one the other day, it's really good! For those who have seen it...DISCOMBOBULATION!! Enjoy!
Rodj Blake Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2010.06.09 10:32:00 - [49] Originally by: Astenion Solaris Just as long as it's the original Russian version. Dulce et decorum est pro imperium mori.
Dan O'Connor Cerberus Network Dignitas.	Posted - 2010.06.09 22:53:00 - [50] Jason Bourne I-III Finding Nemo Old School (you're my boy Blue!) Terminator 2 Close Encounters Of The Third Kind Ocean's Eleven Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home The Incredibles Bolt The Final Cut Minority Report Paycheck I, Robot Rush Hour I-III (all good) Phone Booth Apply \| Sigs
Royaldo Gallente Kongsberg Vaapenfabrikk Amarr branch.	Posted - 2010.06.10 02:02:00 - [51] Edited by: Royaldo on 10/06/2010 02:02:37 Western maybe? Once upon a time in the west.
Jin Nib Resplendent Knives	Posted - 2010.06.10 05:32:00 - [52] Children of Men I Didn't really like but it always reminds me of one called City of Men which was very good. -Jin Nib Trading on behalf of Opera Noir since: 2009.03.02 03:53:00

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