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  • Megapocalypse 5 Feb 2013 16:21:59 4,460 posts
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    Battleship - 7/10

    Watched it all the way through this time. After the rubbish first 30 minutes which are incredibly dull, the aliens arrive and it improves. Little plot to speak of and what is there doesn't make much sense but its a lot of cheesy fun and looks fantastic.
  • oldschoolsoviet 5 Feb 2013 16:53:23 4,872 posts
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    Jeff, Who Lives at Home - 7/10

    Terri - 6/10

    Couple of indie low-fi comedy/dramas following slackers of similar ilk. Jeff's obsession with the movie Signs has a few more poignant moments and magic, whereas Terri just meanders along at a lethargic pace, where the presence of John C. Reilly doesn't even manage to improve matters much.

    Watchable, enough to kill the afternoon.

    You can read this ? You've helped ruin the place. :(

  • HermanTheTosser 5 Feb 2013 17:03:07 82 posts
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    Looper

    A bit of a poor man's Inception but it was ok. 7.5/10
  • wayneh 5 Feb 2013 17:05:34 1,833 posts
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    Serenity

    A space cowboy film apparently a spin-off from the series Firefly (never watched it). Thoroughly enjoyable and at only £2 from HMV an absolute bargain. 8.5/10
    I could watch stuff like this all day :)

    Edited by wayneh at 17:05:58 05-02-2013

    Act like a dumbshit and they will treat you as an equal

  • LeoliansBro 5 Feb 2013 17:44:25 35,124 posts
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    Watch Firefly then. It's better.

    LB, you really are a massive geek.

  • CharlieStCloud 5 Feb 2013 17:50:27 2,314 posts
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    LeoliansBro wrote:
    Watch Firefly then. It's better.
    Yeah, it is only the best television show ever, if undeservingly short lived ...

    ... *sobs*
  • BillCityfingers 5 Feb 2013 18:07:50 424 posts
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    The cancellation of Firefly has to be one of the biggest tv travestys ever.

    "You can kill an otter in about a second, just kick it's face off."

  • Dangerous_Dan 5 Feb 2013 18:52:18 1,600 posts
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    BillCityfingers wrote:
    The cancellation of Firefly has to be one of the biggest tv travestys ever.
    But on the other hand those 13 episodes are much more special and revered because of it.
    It's space cowboys and it worked - that's a once in a lifetime kind of thing.
  • Madder-Max 5 Feb 2013 20:13:15 10,965 posts
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    HermanTheTosser wrote:
    Looper

    A bit of a poor man's Inception but it was ok. 7.5/10
    Oh no u mentioned inception and oi can't resist.

    /ahem!

    /clears throat

    Inception is fucking patronising shite and is a poor mans looper

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  • ronuds 5 Feb 2013 20:14:09 20,529 posts
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    I'm glad someone said something before I did.
  • Madder-Max 5 Feb 2013 20:15:59 10,965 posts
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    Is dredd, The Raid .....but with dredd and without the fantastic close quarter gun and hand to hand combat?

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  • Kostabi 5 Feb 2013 20:21:43 3,916 posts
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    No, The Raid is Dredd without Dredd dispensing justice like a grizzly badass.
  • kingnothing12 5 Feb 2013 21:11:45 478 posts
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    Having watched Looper for the second time last night, I can conceive that it is in no way shape or form better than Inception. Not one bit.
  • King_Edward 5 Feb 2013 21:16:30 9,372 posts
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    kingnothing12 wrote:
    Having watched Looper for the second time last night, I can conceive that it is in no way shape or form better than Inception. Not one bit.
    I'm with you guy. Not that I didn't love Looper.
  • oceanmotion 5 Feb 2013 21:21:16 13,167 posts
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    Flight

    I felt a bit non pulsed. Nothing bad, just yeah, figured as much. Good but forgettable.

    6/10
  • meme 5 Feb 2013 21:23:17 15,459 posts
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    The beginning crash is amazingly well done. Everything after is filtered through a generic Hollywood glaze.

    GHOSTBUSTERS

  • Gruff 5 Feb 2013 21:38:28 2,282 posts
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    King_Edward wrote:
    kingnothing12 wrote:
    Having watched Looper for the second time last night, I can conceive that it is in no way shape or form better than Inception. Not one bit.
    I'm with you guy. Not that I didn't love Looper.
    Meanwhile in my world I thought they were both pish

    /Heyho

    Edited by Gruff at 21:38:43 05-02-2013
  • Gruff 5 Feb 2013 21:40:56 2,282 posts
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    oldschoolsoviet wrote:
    Jeff, Who Lives at Home - 7/10

    low-fi comedy/drama following slackers of similar ilk. Jeff's obsession with the movie Signs has a few more poignant moments .
    Agreed, the ending was a pleasant surprise as well

    Edited by Gruff at 21:46:36 05-02-2013
  • Layup 5 Feb 2013 21:59:33 25 posts
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    Cabin in the Woods 7/10

    Thats if your in on the joke and also see it as an extension of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

    Its also the third film (with the Raid and Dredd) that has an hour and a half running time and was all the better for it. No fat on these stories!
  • kentmonkey 5 Feb 2013 22:08:50 18,614 posts
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    Crash

    I've gone from thinking this was a really powerful movie with an interesting take on racial issues to still really enjoying it but feeling as though the last 15 minutes let it down tremendously.

    I did watch the first half of the film at around 05:30 am this morning, very tired, before work after my wife got up to go 'ooop North' for work and put on a different coloured boot on each foot, meaning I had to get up and drive halfway to her so she could turn up with the correct coloured footwear and still make it in time...so that may have had an impact on my judgement of the first half of the film.

    Think it needs a second watch, without the footwear excitement.

    Thus far...7/10.
  • joelstinton 5 Feb 2013 23:45:27 4,019 posts
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    Django Unchained.

    Enjoyed this a lot until the last 20 minutes. It wasn;t needed at all. They could have just ended the movie where it should have ended with a couple of extra sentences on the end to do what the last 20 minutes achieved.

    Aside from that, liked it. Some great stuff in there, especially the KKK scene.

    8/10

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  • joelstinton 5 Feb 2013 23:48:09 4,019 posts
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    Tyrannosaur

    A bloody hard watch, with little in the way of hope or optimism. But that's hardly the point.

    It achieves what it set out to achieve with sheer brilliance, carried by the strength of the leading performances. There is literally nothing to fault with this film (assuming you're aware it's not the next Jurassic Park). Staggeringly excellent.

    10/10
    I loved this film. Olivia coleman i thought was brillant, probably one of the best performances i seen in a long time.

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  • Gruff 6 Feb 2013 00:14:20 2,282 posts
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    She was rightfully praised, but Paddy Considine for his first Film as a director and Peter Mullan, who plays a nasty piece of work but can still evoke pathos, are my stars.

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  • mal 6 Feb 2013 00:50:44 20,521 posts
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    Yeah, it's thanks to this thread I rented Tyrannosaur, and thanks to that I bought the DVD. I find it slightly disappointing that Coleman is now doing dross like Hyde Park on Hudson off the back of performances like this (though to be fair, it's probably more Peep Show that got her on the radar). I can't for a moment think she doesn't deserve some success though, just means she isn't automatic reason to go and see a film like Considine (directing) or Mullan currently are.

    Cubby didn't know how to turn off sigs!

  • Khanivor 6 Feb 2013 01:17:15 38,680 posts
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    Seven Psychopaths - 8/10

    Fucking funny with some great performances. Walken is on top self-aware form, Sam Rockwell is on fucking fire and Tom Waits makes me want to give him a hug, (while having a loaded pistol in hand).

    I don't think it's on a par with In Bruges, which to my mind is the best black comedy made since Grosse Point Blank, but I do feel there's more to discover from repeated viewings. I do know there' some great quoting to come out of that endeavour.
  • Mola_Ram 6 Feb 2013 01:22:44 2,374 posts
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    I watched 20 minutes of Seven Psychopaths on a plane and turned it off.

    Not because I hated it, but because they'd censored all the swearing. :(

    Will give the uncut version a watch asap!
  • Khanivor 6 Feb 2013 01:41:14 38,680 posts
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    I don't see the point of screening a movie with a few fucks per minute and censoring them out :D
  • Mola_Ram 6 Feb 2013 01:49:56 2,374 posts
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    Yeah, it was like something badly dubbed into English wherever Woody Harrelson was talking.

    Edited by Mola_Ram at 01:50:21 06-02-2013
  • BillMurray 6 Feb 2013 02:22:21 5,861 posts
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    Ace Ventura Pet Detective - 10/10

    Why did my school careers advisor tell me about this line of work?

    Also, Sean Young is my all time favourite 80's/90's babe. He started my love affair with fringes/bangs.

    Edited by BillMurray at 02:31:21 06-02-2013
  • Madder-Max 6 Feb 2013 03:28:23 10,965 posts
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    Dredd 6/10. Nah. Its ok. A poor mans The Raid.

    The building is too big and the enemies too improbably few.

    Stallone is and always will be THE Dredd.

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