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First, the new Bale-Casey Affleck movie looks
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Second, the Dallas Buyers Club looks
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really looking forward to the dallas buyers club.
 
December 10th

Bonus Features Exclusively on Blu-ray

Extended Version of the Film

Take Control—Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Michelle Rodriguez and director Justin Lin appear at key moments throughout the film, offering observations and reflections on the movie, behind-the-scenes footage and more.

Planes, Tanks and Automobiles

The London Chase—Gives viewers a front-row seat for the filming of a sprawling car chase through the streets of one of the world’s most historic—and congested—cities. Examines how director Justin Lin and his team pulled off car-flipping mayhem on a breathtaking scale.
Highway Heist: The Convoy Attack—A first-hand account of a meticulously planned and executed action sequence, as Dominic’s gang saves the day in this high-velocity battle featuring a tank, an armored cargo carrier and a harpoon.
The Antonov Takedown—An exploration of what went into creating Fast & Furious 6’s spectacular finale sequence, featuring the world’s largest plane, including first- and second-unit filming, special effects, visual effects, car rigging, stunt drivers, green-screen shooting and more.
Dom and Letty Race Again – Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez reunite on screen.
Gearhead’s Delight—From the shop to the test track, to the set and back again, a look at the latest hot cars showcased in Fast & Furious 6. Narrated by car lover Paul Walker, this piece features Dom’s latest Charger, Brian’s Nissan Skyline GTR, the BMW M5’s, the Alfa Romeo and the classic cars from the film’s car-auction scene.

The FLIP Car—Provides an inside look at the Fast franchise’s newest mind-blowing vehicle—the pivoting FLIP car. Dennis McCarthy, the film’s picture car coordinator, will take us through the coolest parts of this truly astonishing vehicle, and the destruction it leaves in its wake.

Hand-to-Hand Fury—This jam-packed featurette offers viewers a detailed look at the rehearsals, choreography, stunt work and filming of some of Fast & Furious 6’s most bone-jarring fight sequences.

Bonus Features on Blu-ray and DVD

Deleted Scenes
The Making of Fast & Furious 6

The Fastest of Them All—Chronicles the epic saga of the Fast films from chapters three through six. Justin Lin and his team reveal how they brought new energy to the franchise, creating a dynamic multi-movie story arc.
Reuniting the Team—Explores the characters (and actors) that make up the Fast family, with a focus on founding partners Dom and Brian (and Vin and Paul).
Letty’s Return—Heralded by a crowd-pleasing cliffhanger in Fast Five, Michelle Rodriguez (“Letty”) makes a dramatic return in the sixth installment. This short feature explores how the creative team engineered her resurrection.
The Mastermind and The Mole—Viewers meet Fast “newbies” Luke Evans (“Shaw”) and Gina Carano (“Riley”) as they share their experience joining the cast of Fast & Furious 6 and how their characters fit into the new plot.
On the Set with Vin—Vin Diesel talks through a stunt he is about to perform and then rides his hot rod through an explosion, coming out unscathed.

Feature Commentary with Director Justin Lin
 
I saw Gravity in 3d last night. Some really beautiful visuals and the 3d was on point. Some parts of the movie are a little cheesy and it cheapened the film (some stuff with clooney, the dialogue, etc), but overall it's a solid viewing. If could kinda get annoying however seeing as how it's one mishap after another and it even gets preachy at times. The potential was there, the execution was almost perfect but a couple of scenes detracted from the experience.
 
Quentin Tarantino's 10 favorite movies of 2013 so far (in alphabetical order):

Afternoon Delight (Jill Soloway)
Before Midnight (Richard Linklater)
Blue Jasmine (Woody Allen)
The Conjuring (James Wan)
Drinking Buddies (Joe Swanberg)
Frances Ha (Noah Baumbach)
Gravity (Alfonso Cuarón)
Kick *** 2 (Jeff Wadlow)
The Lone Ranger (Gore Verbinski)
This Is The End (Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg)

Would've liked if they came with an explanation so meh :lol: Some of them make sense though.
 
Movie lovers need to download torch browser, one button download any streaming media u want .... So I watch all free movies
 
With movies like This Is The End and Lone Ranger on the list, definitely can't say QT is a movie snob. I tried to watch Drinking Buddies recently, but it bored me. Really slow and just mildly funny.
 
I saw Gravity in 3d last night. Some really beautiful visuals and the 3d was on point. Some parts of the movie are a little cheesy and it cheapened the film (some stuff with clooney, the dialogue, etc), but overall it's a solid viewing. If could kinda get annoying however seeing as how it's one mishap after another and it even gets preachy at times. The potential was there, the execution was almost perfect but a couple of scenes detracted from the experience.

AWOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

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I finally found FXX on my cable :lol:





Some very good stuff on here. It looks like they have mini parks and recs marathons constantly. Sports nite a few times at night. Some arrested development. It's always sunny of course.
 
They really don't make movies, really good movies, like Dead Presidents anymore (and I mean in that vein).

On an unrelated note, totally want Amy Adams to jerk me off word to the The Master :lol: :evil: :pimp:
 
The Office reruns (for me, through end of Season 3) are so enjoyable to rewatch.
 
Anybody here see the movie Savages a while back?

When I saw it in theaters I had never seen the preview and when the movie ended I was thinking it was the dumbest thing I had seen in a long time.

I had the chance to watch it again recently and if you ignore the ridiculous detail that two dudes supposedly share the same broad, and the corny narration by the female actress, the action and overall style of the movie was pretty cool.
 
I did like Savages, just hated the half *** double ending. But Benicio was great, and idea of it all was solid, just as you said, two dudes with one overrated broad, naw. :lol:
 
If you haven't seen "PRISONERS" .....Go See It.

Yes, it's disturbing. Yes, it makes you question alot of things. Yes, it's Intense & may only be suitable by one-time viewing for some... but that's part of what makes the Movie GREAT.

It's THAT Deep. 
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That movie made me hate Blake Lively with a passion. "They didn't have orgasms... they had wargasms" What the ****. :lol: Probably not even her fault, but I hate her eternally for that sole line.

I am a fan of Taylor Kitsch even though he's not a charismatic actor. He did alright in this film. Couldn't believe the partner with the long curly hair was the same kid from Kick-***. :wow:

Del Toro was the most intriguing. And Salma. :pimp: Still.

Demian Bichir from The Bridge has a bit part in this as one of the body guards. :nerd:
 
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That movie made me hate Blake Lively with a passion. "They didn't have orgasms... they had wargasms" What the ****. :lol: Probably not even her fault, but I hate her eternally for that sole line.

I am a fan of Taylor Kitsch even though he's not a charismatic actor. He did alright in this film. Couldn't believe the partner with the long curly hair was the same kid from Kick-***. :wow:

Del Toro was the most intriguing. And Salma. :pimp: Still.

Demian Bichir from The Bridge has a bit part in this as one of the body guards. :nerd:

Yoooo that is crazy I didnt even realize he was in that movie

I did like Savages, just hated the half *** double ending. But Benicio was great, and idea of it all was solid, just as you said, two dudes with one overrated broad, naw. :lol:

Yeah a lot of people seemed to hate the ending as it was sort of a "cop out".
I actually preferred it to end the way it did. I can't stand it when everyone dies in a movie cause I feel like it defeats the purpose of connecting with the characters
 
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Just finished watching man of steel. Good movie. Visuals , the fight scenes were :pimp: the story was ok but it got the job done.
 
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Still gotta catch Real Steel. I remember being thoroughly surprised that it was well-reviewed when it came out.
 
Prisoners is my most anticipated movie. I simply don't go to the theaters these days. :smh:

The last movie I saw in theaters was django.

I watched half of wreck it Ralph. That **** is nostalgia candy :smokin. I can easily se adults liking it more than kids :lol:
 
[quote name="EightFiveFresh"]If you haven't seen "PRISONERS" .....Go See It.

Yes, it's disturbing. Yes, it makes you question alot of things. Yes, it's Intense & may only be suitable by one-time viewing for some... but that's part of what makes the Movie GREAT.

It's THAT Deep. :nthat:
[/quote]Really? It's good like that? Because I was thinking "Disturbing? Keep talking. Thought provoking? I'M IN. Intense?! Ok, ok... wait, wait... isn't Prisoners that Arny & Sly flick? Because I wouldn't imagine any of what you just said would be true about that movie."
 
[quote name="DubA169"]I watched half of wreck it Ralph. That **** is nostalgia candy :smokin. I can easily se adults liking it more than kids :lol:[/quote] hey, when it's my son's turn to pick, I'm all about letting him choose, but I'd be lying if I said I had never... *ahem* 'persuaded' him to maybe give Ralph another watch. Again. :lol:
 
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Really? It's good like that? Because I was thinking "Disturbing? Keep talking. Thought provoking? I'M IN. Intense?! Ok, ok... wait, wait... isn't Prisoners that Arny & Sly flick? Because I wouldn't imagine any of what you just said would be true about that movie."

That's Escape Plan. :lol:
 
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