Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

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Man, ppl keep giving Ebert all the shine, what about my boy Siskel
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In The Flesh is crazy! It's like a serious take on Warm Bodies. Talking about partially deceased syndrome suffers. I can't even imagine that type of reality
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 I forgot that was coming on last night
 
NBC's Brian Williams edited to rapping the opening verses to Dre's Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang...





Edit - Another vid, but this time it's Warren G's Regulate...
 
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So Now You See Me and The Purge both penetrated my eyeballs the past couple days...

SPOILERS.

As for the Now You Can See Me flick, I found Dave Franco to be very, very meaningless. It was almost funny when they would hand him a pity piece of dialogue. And he reminded me of the guy with the cards from X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Elsa was somewhat annoying actually, and Eisenberg made me hate him. His douchey personality in The Social Network worked for some reason, and in this movie it just made me want to punch him between the eyes. :lol:

It was alright, some of the tricks were cool. Still think we would have seen the body dropping through the floor on that first trick, but whatever. The twist at the end wasn't earth-shattering for me and didn't blow my mind, yet I still don't think Ruffalo could have pulled off the dumb detective so well had he been the actual mastermind behind it all. :stoneface:

5/10

The Purge was less than spectacular. Really wish they had delved into WHY this was morally right, and HOW it got to be that way. I seriously wanted Hawke and the creepy Kurt Cobain looking blonde dude to sit down in a room and talk for maybe like 10 minutes face-to-face about why this was even beneficial to society in the first place. That could have really propelled the movie and cement itself more if it had an epic dialogue scene.

Was his wife the chick from The Replacements? Knew I recognized her from somewhere.

The son was just straight pissing me off the entire time.

Wasn't scary in the slightest. Thought it could have been the neighbors the whole time under those masks, but it turns out they had a vendetta that they wanted to go through with their faces displayed. Pretty weird. The best part for me was the daughter's boyfriend walking down the hallway without knowledge of his plans/or at least thinking he was just there to talk, and he straight tried to kill the dad. :wow: But other than that, I'll probably just forget this one.

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Anyone notice how Woody Harrelson is not willing to admit he's bald?



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What has GOT to be a wig in Hunger Games


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For some reason, I have a really strong desire to see The Other Woman, a Nick Cassavetes movie coming out next year.

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Die Hard With A Vengeance is such a great action buddy cop movie, I can watch that over and over with no qualms.

The Other Woman sounds like the title to another movie I've already saw with either Natalie Portman and Lisa Kudrow or some other joint where the husband remarries/has an affair.

The wife in The Purge is Lena Headey. Plays Cersi on GoT and was the villain in Dredd. Don't know if she was in The Replacements.
 
Think I'm going to need to see that movie BigJ mentioned as well.

Big fan of Nick somebody or other's work. He's a great actor. Producer. Whatever, he works there, I think. Love his work tho, gotta check that out........In 3D
 
Mel Gibson is the villain of the world.

Just watched Back To The Future: Part II for the first time. :nerd:

It was decent. I really, really didn't like it about a half hour in, but I really started warming up to it when I saw how everything begin to interweave from the first one. I'd really like to go back and seeing if you could see the Part II Marty in the Part I film. I doubt it, but would be very, very intriguing if he was.

They kind of had a Part III trailer at the end of this one... how is Biff in the Wild Wild West era? :lol: Great-grandfather is the obvious leap, but we'll see.

Why did they take 4 years off from the first to this one? Then they went back to back in '89 and '90 making the sequels.
 
Back then everything didn't have to be a trilogy if it had a sequel and I don't think they had a planned thought out story to end it with a 3rd installment.
 
Just got back from The Internship.. Wayyy funnier then I expected...I really enjoyed it
 
psk2310 said:
I hope this is good... Great cast... Looks like Mr. Miley Cyrus is trying to make moves... I love that 'Ary is breaking out the ole accent for this role. Always good to see Oldman, but to see him vs Harrison Ford should be a treat (hopefully)... Corporate espionage is no joke though...
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I'm not one to complain about trailers showing too much, but this one literally showed the entire plot :lol:

On the plus side Amber Heard :pimp: and Gary Oldman is always appreciated.

Thor's younger brother is probably a terrible actor, though.
 
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