Smokin Aces. I thought it was going to a crazy hitman bloodbath reminiscent of a Guy Ritchie movie. I was very very wrong.
I think it was that the devices was okay but stealing ides bad and implanting ides very bad.The whole movie was weird and would be better as a horror movie because then it would be a bit better story because now the whole plot twist was that he was dreaming all along or did he? *dramatic sound* after the whole shit leading up to that point I did not care anymore.Witty Name Here said:Two movies that I'm probably going to be stoned as a heathen for disliking...
One, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, saw it with my family, I just thought it was boring not anything that 'defines a generation' in the slightest, while my parents thought it was made up entirely of Stoner Humor.
Two, Inception, I just really disliked this film even though I thought I should have. Maybe it's because my younger brother was talking during it so I missed a few lines, but it just didn't explain much and I really disliked that one College Girl's performance in the film. I believe my biggest problem was that I didn't really understand how a group of thieves managed to GET a device that allowed them to enter people's dreams (although I think a friend mentioned something about because they worked for some shadowy corporation) And second, when they mentioned to the girl that they literally went into people's minds and stole their ideas (or in the case of the movie, planted them) she didn't even seem shocked at all, is this a world where the average citizen KNOWS that people have the ability to go in your dreams and take your ideas or make you think new ones? If that's true, why aren't there riots in the streets then? People were screaming socialism and wanted to take down the american government just when democrats try to pass a bill to fix healthcare, wouldn't they just have a field day if they discovered the government created a device that would allow them to steal the thoughts of your average Joe, or even worse, plant thoughts to make him become a super-patriot and 'defender of america'?
EDIT: I also don't get why some of my friends were raving over Shaun of the Dead, I really didn't see it as that funny, I've laughed more at Will Ferrel movies to be honest... (Not trying to offend anyone, I just really didn't find the film that humorous)
God, I hate bond films. Seen one seen them all, there is always the same scenes (except for this one obviously), there is always the "love making" scene, the gadget, the car scene, the "no, I expect you to die" but you will actually escape scene, which is always coupled with the "let me explain my plan to you before I leave so I can't stop you from escaping", theres the sneaking in to the baddies base and of course the sneaking out .... later followed by sneaking back in and there is always the "I have blown everything up, killed the main baddie, stopped the evil plot and here are the reinforcements that are far too late" scene.Quaxar said:The new Bond, Daniel Craig. It's just the same like any other action film...
Where's the gentleman? The gadgets? The Bond-girls? Also, I think it was the first film to not end with Bond seducing the female main role.
idk, sleep now in a fire might be good for lighting up aliensCaptain Pancake said:That's the first thing I thought of when I heard of this film. Testify or calm like a bomb perhaps.sessionxiii said:OT:Battle LA soundtrack better use a song from the album Battle of Los Angeles, or I will really be disappointed.
We had 40 years of that.Quaxar said:The new Bond, Daniel Craig. It's just the same like any other action film...
Where's the gentleman? The gadgets? The Bond-girls? Also, I think it was the first film to not end with Bond seducing the female main role.
Agreed, the new bond films are better than 75% of all action films, and still better than most of the new ones.Woodsey said:We had 40 years of that.Quaxar said:The new Bond, Daniel Craig. It's just the same like any other action film...
Where's the gentleman? The gadgets? The Bond-girls? Also, I think it was the first film to not end with Bond seducing the female main role.
Its about time we got a more sincere character, one whose aware that he's not actually a gentleman (I'd be hard pressed to describe any of the incarnations as such).
He still has the suits, the cars, the women, the smarts and the charm, just the world that surrounds him is more sober, and so reacts to him more fiercely. All through Casino Royale he's getting fucked the hell up, sweating during fights and having to choke guys to death whilst their legs struggle.
How is that like any other action film? Yes, its similar to Bourne in some regards, but its not the same by any stretch.
Quantum of Solace moved in that direction more with its actual action scenes, in that he's not nearly as beat-up, and you don't really feel the punches, but there's still more to the character.
This. Much better books than any other childrens/teen/adult series, including Harry Potter. Much worse film than Potter and a few contemporaries. Such a shame the studio wimped out with the more adult aspects of the book and effectively neutered the story.Heathrow said:The Golden Compass still sticks out in my mind for shear volume of wasted potential.
I personally thought it was brilliant, care to explain why not?benzooka said:Social Network. What a pile of shit.