Movies of the good kind we have looked upon.

[cronus]

Watched Valkyrie. Not state of the art, a crap movie. How come they didn't have a narrator to give it some umphh? It was very cardboard in the character dept. The table looked IKEA and over modern for a WW2 movie. The flags too synthetic for the times. Not sure he wanted to open all the concentration camps like the words put in his mouth. Good thing I had a few bears in or I'd have switched it off and missed the merciful release for the jerk at the end.

What were you doing messing with bears? Only they can be dangerous creatures - especially if you don't let them win at Scrabble.

English isn't my first language. Not my fault it's a corrupt phonetic based script.

[JimC]

Watched Valkyrie. Not state of the art, a crap movie. How come they didn't have a narrator to give it some umphh? It was very cardboard in the character dept. The table looked IKEA and over modern for a WW2 movie. The flags too synthetic for the times. Not sure he wanted to open all the concentration camps like the words put in his mouth. Good thing I had a few bears in or I'd have switched it off and missed the merciful release for the jerk at the end.

What were you doing messing with bears? Only they can be dangerous creatures - especially if you don't let them win at Scrabble.

English isn't my first language. Not my fault it's a corrupt phonetic based script.

Same with me. Baby babble was my first language, and I was bloody good at it. Then, the powers that be forced me to learn "English"...

[cronus]

Watched Valkyrie. Not state of the art, a crap movie. How come they didn't have a narrator to give it some umphh? It was very cardboard in the character dept. The table looked IKEA and over modern for a WW2 movie. The flags too synthetic for the times. Not sure he wanted to open all the concentration camps like the words put in his mouth. Good thing I had a few bears in or I'd have switched it off and missed the merciful release for the jerk at the end.

What were you doing messing with bears? Only they can be dangerous creatures - especially if you don't let them win at Scrabble.

English isn't my first language. Not my fault it's a corrupt phonetic based script.

Same with me. Baby babble was my first language, and I was bloody good at it. Then, the powers that be forced me to learn "English"...

I started with logic. That didn't last though. Experience taught me...

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Imagine if Luc Besson had made "The Mummy". Now imagine if he had cast a woman in the lead role. Now imagine if the film was super cool and funny as fuck.

Now go and find a copy of Les Aventures extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec. Tis OSSUM!!1!

[pErvinalia]

Just watched that Captain Phillips one. Can't remember the title. It's the one about the true story of the Merchant ship that was hijacked by the Somalian Pirates. I found it enjoyable, and I'd love to know how much poetic license they used in the kill shots. If that is more or less how it went down, that is fucking amazing!

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie was the at the end when

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

he was rescued. The shock and the Navy nurses was really well done and really gave a more realistic portrayal than the usual pulp from Hollywood.

[Seth]

Just watched that Captain Phillips one. Can't remember the title. It's the one about the true story of the Merchant ship that was hijacked by the Somalian Pirates. I found it enjoyable, and I'd love to know how much poetic license they used in the kill shots. If that is more or less how it went down, that is fucking amazing!

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie was the at the end when

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

he was rescued. The shock and the Navy nurses was really well done and really gave a more realistic portrayal than the usual pulp from Hollywood.

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

The nurse in the movie was the actual Navy paramedic who treated the actual Captain Phillips, which is why she sounded so realistic. Pity producers can't manage to figure that out more often in medical scenes.

[PsychoSerenity]

I expect most of you filmies will have already seen this, but I've just watched In Bruges. Dark, outrageous and funny.

[Azathoth]

Watched sushi girl last night. Tits and torture with a storyline. I enjoyed

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[pErvinalia]

Just watched that Captain Phillips one. Can't remember the title. It's the one about the true story of the Merchant ship that was hijacked by the Somalian Pirates. I found it enjoyable, and I'd love to know how much poetic license they used in the kill shots. If that is more or less how it went down, that is fucking amazing!

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie was the at the end when

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

he was rescued. The shock and the Navy nurses was really well done and really gave a more realistic portrayal than the usual pulp from Hollywood.

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

The nurse in the movie was the actual Navy paramedic who treated the actual Captain Phillips, which is why she sounded so realistic. Pity producers can't manage to figure that out more often in medical scenes.

Yeah, I suspected that. The whole scene seemed so realistic.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Seven Psycopaths. Not up to the peak that McDonagh hit with In Bruges but still a bloody good flim! Well worth the watching.

[SteveB]

Just watched that Captain Phillips one. Can't remember the title. It's the one about the true story of the Merchant ship that was hijacked by the Somalian Pirates. I found it enjoyable, and I'd love to know how much poetic license they used in the kill shots. If that is more or less how it went down, that is fucking amazing!

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie was the at the end when

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

he was rescued. The shock and the Navy nurses was really well done and really gave a more realistic portrayal than the usual pulp from Hollywood.

That was the part I liked most. I even mentioned that previously in this thread.

You should stop reading my past thoughts and passing them off as your own because there's no way we came to that agreement independently.

[SteveB]

Seven Psycopaths. Not up to the peak that McDonagh hit with In Bruges but still a bloody good flim! Well worth the watching.

Too meta for its own good.

[Hermit]

Just watched that Captain Phillips one. Can't remember the title. It's the one about the true story of the Merchant ship that was hijacked by the Somalian Pirates. I found it enjoyable, and I'd love to know how much poetic license they used in the kill shots. If that is more or less how it went down, that is fucking amazing!

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie was the at the end when

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

he was rescued. The shock and the Navy nurses was really well done and really gave a more realistic portrayal than the usual pulp from Hollywood.

That was the part I liked most. I even mentioned that previously in this thread.

You should stop reading my past thoughts and passing them off as your own because there's no way we came to that agreement independently.

Surely, two or more persons can have favourite moments of the same film independently, and for the same reason.

[pErvinalia]

You are assuming Steve and I aren't the same person...

[Hermit]

You are assuming Steve and I aren't the same person...

How did you work that out? O yes, got it at last. Saying "two or more persons can have favourite moments of the same film independently, and for the same reason" obviously equals "Steve and rEv are not the same person". Silly me.