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  • monkehhh 18 Nov 2012 11:13:05 2,534 posts
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    I absolutely love Ghost Dog - don't think I've ever convinced anyone to watch it though. DO IT. PASSENGER PIGEON!

    Edit - new page, boo! Go back and read beast's review.

    Edited by monkehhh at 11:13:50 18-11-2012
  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 11:22:08 7,839 posts
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    Love Ghost Dog. Good to see it getting some recognition...all these years later.
  • Lotos8ter 18 Nov 2012 11:39:29 2,235 posts
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    Ghost Dog - superb film and nice write up. I might watch it again tonight, its been a while.

    Fiat Lux

  • blacksea 18 Nov 2012 11:40:39 648 posts
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    Boab wrote:
    Goldfinger 10/10

    Utter James Bond classic. Connery has the clothes, the cool and the car.
    Good film. I only ever bothered to pick up 3 Bond DVD's, so it makes sense to buy the Blu-ray box set and sell the 3 DVD's.
  • TechnoHippy 18 Nov 2012 13:15:43 14,259 posts
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    Another Ghost Dog lover right here.

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  • Dante_Cubit 18 Nov 2012 13:28:05 1,743 posts
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    I'm a big Jarmusch fan too. Ghost Dog is great. Dead Man is my personal favourite though...
  • Madder-Max 18 Nov 2012 13:31:21 10,973 posts
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    Beavis and butthead do america - 9/10

    Brilliant. Never watched this before. Hilarious. Funny as fuck. You can see where Southpark got all their core ideas from and thingy from king of the hill is in there.

    I am cornholeo.

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  • Kostabi 18 Nov 2012 13:38:29 3,923 posts
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    Hesher - 8/10

    Came across this by complete accident but really enjoyed it. It gets a little dark towards the end but doesn't stop being funny. Plus it has a classic Metallica and Motorhead soundtrack which is always a good thing.
  • DUFFMAN5 18 Nov 2012 13:44:10 11,450 posts
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    Snowtown
    Hard to score. Very well acted and good direction, but I felt it so unsettling and hard to watch in places. Based on fact of course.

    Immortals
    Total shite. After this and wrath of the tites...I have had my fill of shit Greek mythology on films.

    Edited by DUFFMAN5 at 13:45:34 18-11-2012

    "Duffman is thrusting in the direction of the problem! Oh, yeah!"

  • Kostabi 18 Nov 2012 13:45:54 3,923 posts
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    Snowtown is a hard watch ain't it? I first heard about it on the Talking Shit podcast and thought 'how bad could it be?' with Eddie Ifft crying about it giving him nightmares. Yeah, he wasn't far wrong.
  • Mola_Ram 18 Nov 2012 13:56:48 2,406 posts
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    The guy who played Bunting was properly menacing. And apparently they wanted to make it as authentic as possible, so most of the extras were real locals from that part of South Australia.
  • BillMurray 18 Nov 2012 14:33:28 5,868 posts
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    Ratatouille 10/10

    One of my favourite Pixar films. Brilliant hangover movie too.
  • StixxUK 18 Nov 2012 14:35:43 6,917 posts
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    Kostabi wrote:
    Hesher - 8/10

    Came across this by complete accident but really enjoyed it. It gets a little dark towards the end but doesn't stop being funny. Plus it has a classic Metallica and Motorhead soundtrack which is always a good thing.
    Really, I thought it was one of the worst films I've ever seen! Especially toward the end, it was just pure bollocks.
  • mrpon 18 Nov 2012 14:42:56 24,107 posts
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    Lockout (US Netflix)

    Okay mix up Arnie one liners, a bit of Star Wars trench action, a pinch of The Island, a soupçon of Fortress and a heavy dose of teal and orange and you have Guy Pearce in Lockout. Dumbass/take your brain out/popcornflick etc.. quite enjoyed it though.

    7/10

    Give yourself ½ gig or a £, you're worth it.

  • TechnoHippy 18 Nov 2012 16:01:08 14,259 posts
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    The Howling Reborn

    I remember enjoying the original when I was a youngster. One of the better werewolf films, this on the other hand is pretty poor. It also has some of the worst fight scenes I witnessed. SO bad, they're not even funny.

    2/10

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  • blacksea 18 Nov 2012 16:12:58 648 posts
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    Alyce (2011) drifts back and forth between 3/10 to 6/10

    As soon as the film begins there’s a sense the film didn’t cost mega bucks to make. It’s not a bad film, its not particularly great either. There were one or two all too few moments the film captured my attention to the point where I forgot about lo-budget and the ok’ish acting.

    Edited by blacksea at 16:13:36 18-11-2012
  • blacksea 18 Nov 2012 16:15:15 648 posts
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    TechnoHippy wrote:
    The Howling Reborn

    I remember enjoying the original when I was a youngster. One of the better werewolf films, this on the other hand is pretty poor. It also has some of the worst fight scenes I witnessed. SO bad, they're not even funny.

    2/10
    The 1st The Howling is classic, even if the ending female werewolf (looks more like a dog) was silly. The music at the end with the burger is excellent.
  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 16:41:07 7,839 posts
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    blacksea wrote:
    TechnoHippy wrote:
    The Howling Reborn

    I remember enjoying the original when I was a youngster. One of the better werewolf films, this on the other hand is pretty poor. It also has some of the worst fight scenes I witnessed. SO bad, they're not even funny.

    2/10
    The 1st The Howling is classic, even if the ending female werewolf (looks more like a dog) was silly. The music at the end with the burger is excellent.
    The third is hysterical!
  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 16:41:09 7,839 posts
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    blacksea wrote:
    TechnoHippy wrote:
    The Howling Reborn

    I remember enjoying the original when I was a youngster. One of the better werewolf films, this on the other hand is pretty poor. It also has some of the worst fight scenes I witnessed. SO bad, they're not even funny.

    2/10
    The 1st The Howling is classic, even if the ending female werewolf (looks more like a dog) was silly. The music at the end with the burger is excellent.
    The third is hysterical!
  • TechnoHippy 18 Nov 2012 16:42:24 14,259 posts
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    In a good way?

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  • jonsaan 18 Nov 2012 16:47:52 24,230 posts
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    The Crazies 9/10. A great watch.

    FCUTA!

  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 16:59:59 7,839 posts
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    TechnoHippy wrote:
    In a good way?
    It's like a hammer horror, tits and all. You decide ;)
  • Mikeeeboy1 18 Nov 2012 18:41:06 164 posts
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    Looper
    Great film, I especially liked how they did the timeline and ending.
    Best sci-fi movie I have scene in a good while( maybe District 9).
    8.5/10
    Highly recommended
  • blacksea 18 Nov 2012 18:43:04 648 posts
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    jonsaan wrote:
    The Crazies 9/10. A great watch.
    I've been tempted by this many times. I might give it a go now..
  • blacksea 18 Nov 2012 18:47:39 648 posts
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    Dumb and Dumber (1994) 8.5/10

    Sure i've seen it in the past, well bits of it on TV but never the whole thing. Spotted the DVD for only £1.00. Very funny, possibly Jim Carrey's best film, sure The Trueman Show and Man On The Moon are good also.
  • beastmaster 18 Nov 2012 19:15:16 8,020 posts
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    Down Terrace - 9/10

    The film writer/director Ben Wheatley did before Kill List. It's just as brilliant as well.

    For some mad reason this is under the "dark comedy" section of Netflix (US). Whilst it certainly is LOL funny in a lot of places (especially at the start) to be alongside Throw Momma From The Train and Broken Flowers is a bit of an oversight. Crime Drama would be a much better place for it.

    The story is about a crime family who try to unmask a police informant in their midst who tried to take down their business. Needless to say, it all goes totally out of control and doesn't really end well of anyone.

    If you didn't like Kill List's style (not plot) then you're probably not going to like this. It's a kitchen sink type look into a word of organised crime. You may say grim but that's probably a bit harsh. It's also very slow and about as unglamorous as you're going to get.

    As mentioned before, the film itself is very, very funny. This comes from the banter between the people who have known each other for years. However as the plot progresses and everyone starts suspecting everyone else it's gets (surprise surprise) very dark and violent. Whilst there's nothing to rival the hammer scene in Kill List, it's still rater nasty.

    I didn't think this film would have the same kind of emotional punch and WTF ending that Kill List had. I was wrong. If you loved Kill List then you'll enjoy this probably just as much. If you hated Kill List then there are two things you must know.

    1. You are so very wrong ;-)
    2. You're probably not going to like this either

    However...if what put you off Kill List was the way it "turned' then this film doesn't have anything like that.

    Wheatley's next film Sightseers looks as though he's lightened up a bit. I could be so very wrong though.
  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 19:21:15 7,839 posts
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    I'm watching Expendables 2.
    Slightly pissed after the football.

    Is it really this wank?
  • kalel 18 Nov 2012 19:32:18 76,472 posts
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    Haven't seen it. But yes.
  • Gambit1977 18 Nov 2012 19:34:48 7,839 posts
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    You're wrong! It's even wanker than that!
  • monkehhh 18 Nov 2012 19:41:48 2,534 posts
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    @beastmaster I watched a trailer for his new movie, but I turned it off because I seem to remember it literally wanted to tell me the entire plot and ending. Kill List is an absolute 10/10 for me, Down Terrace probably a 7 (from memory, need to watch it again) - I remember it being well put together with a few basic locations and some good characters.

    And Expendables 3 would probably benefit from not letting Sly Stallone do any writing.

    Edited by monkehhh at 19:43:10 18-11-2012

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