Agreed. Inception was awesome. But Scott Pilgrim vs. The World literally made me giddy yesterday.
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Agreed. Inception was awesome. But Scott Pilgrim vs. The World literally made me giddy yesterday.
just saw it tonight and thought it was really great too.Quote:
Originally Posted by xCrucialDudex
500 days of summer. holy shit was it a nut kick. good movie but a total nut kick.
I have an announcement: I went to a theater, sat down, and watched a movie. yes, I actually watched a movie and have any idea about current films.
we went and saw Dinner for Schmucks, which was pretty hilarious. Paul Rudd is a babe, so some eye candy defintely helped.
so that's why the world is starting to come to an end.Quote:
Originally Posted by linsee
I haven't been to a movie theater since christmas when I went to see avatar.
we just watched sherlock holmes over the weekend and that wasn't bad. I do want to see scott pilgrim though.
heard people who dig the comics loved it, but that's not doing so wel overall-Quote:
Originally Posted by xsecx
i saw Chinatown last week, that was pretty good
I want to see Scott Pilgrim vs. the World because it is one of very few mainstream movies that is actually set in Toronto. There are tons of movies filmed in Toronto, but in most of them they are supposed to take place somewhere else. It would be kind of cool to see a Toronto Transit Commission bus in the movie, and know that it is actually supposed to be a Toronto Transit Commission bus. Or have them mention a street or a restaurant and know exactly where they are talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarlaRant
Just saw Shutter Island, been meaning to watch it for a few months. T'was amazin. One of those mindf*** movies. Also DiCaprio was great in it.
xAsylum.
As much as I hate DiCaprio after first seeing him in Titanic I loved this movie and his performance. It was a truly amazing film.Quote:
Originally Posted by xAsylum
I felt the exact same. I saw him in Titanic and Romeo & Juliet and hated him but movies like Shutter Island, Inception, Catch Me if you Can and The Departed have made me change my ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by xCrucialDudex
Yeah, same here. It's amazing how our perception is skewed by first impressions.Quote:
Originally Posted by xAsylum
Batman Under The Red Hood
It was really great. The soundtrack closely reminded me of one used in The Dark Knight, and the film itself was very, very descent... very little childishness in it, I'd say it was almost as much sophisticated as The Dark Kinght itself... or any good full-length anime film. It's that really good.
Two major things that stood out and weren't exactly superb was a bit of Batman's recollections of fellow, childish, cheesy robin and the Joker who was so much worse than the one played by Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight.
I've really enjoyed EDGE: A Perspective on Drug-Free Youth. It really showed what true edge is to people on the outside, while showing the other side. Today's teens are under more pressure to give into their vices than ever, and I'm proud to say, I'll stick to my guns until my dying breath.
Well, I've been watching some more DC animated films and today I watched Green Lantern that was simply amazing. Just WOW. I'm really impressed. Being a Star Wars fan the movie looked like a successfull mix of superhero and Star Wars worlds.
After finishing the film I was wondering if there had been a real movie filmed already... Well, according to IMDB the Green Lantern is in production already and will be released relatively soon.
I'm excited to see this movie alongside with all the other superhero movies from Marvel and DC, like The Avengers, Thor, Captain America and the allegedly last installment of Batman.
I watched Piranha 3D last weekend, 1 word AMAZING (if you like really gory, cheezy movies)