Last movie you watched

[chygry]

Where did you dig that up? And who is the person in mind that we're talking about? That Sepak 's dreamgirl?

 

[newbie original]

That Chloe chick.

Wikipedia.

 

[chygry]

Well i just looked up her age and i think she does look very young for a "modern age 16 year old". At least for me. But perhaps it's part of her "imago" and she keeps getting better roles in movies because of it. Which she benefits from it of course.

 

[newbie original]

She wears too much make up and dresses like an idiot. Obviously she looks old.

Plus, I bet she is a damn liar in real life.

 

[chygry]

Yeah she might dress like an idiot, agreed with you on that part, but how much she tries, she still looks like 14 year old to me.

About her being a liar? What makes you think so? Is it some kind of an observation that you think? Or have you been secretly watching her interviews on youtube, which actually can kind of give you an impression what a person can be in real life.

 

[Sepak]

I like her lips and the sadism of her movies. And what if she looks young? I'm young too. Besides she's the new Buffy

In other news, Jennifer Aniston was the only one who said no to a possible friends movie, what a fucking bitch.

And speaking of Friends, Paul Rudd could be Hank Pym in the Ant-man movie, not that happy with that cast.

 

[MaestroZidane]

I liked This is the End.

Recently watched two Roberto Rodriguez films: The Faculty and From Dusk Till Dawn. Both were OK, but I read a review where someone said that From Dusk till Dawn transitioned seamlessly from crime-thriller-Tarantino to horror which couldn't be further from the truth. It was like getting splashed in the face with ice-cold water in the middle of a circumcision. It wasn't a bad change, necessarily, but it certainly was a drastic shift.

Salma Hayek was so hot. Don't recall if she still is.

She comes out in Grown ups 2, and yes she is still fucking hot. Love her rack, ass the most.

 

[Sepak]

Instructions Not Included - Great, great movie. I totally recommend it.

 

[Alex]

The Armstrong Lie - decent documentary, my dad is a big cycling fan and always hated Lance Armstrong, was sure he was cheating from the get go, so seeing this was interesting to me. Not to much actual investigative journalism on behalf of the filmmaker, however, and not the conclusive evidence that Armstrong used a transfusion in 2009 that I was hoping for.

Most fans hated him for the same thing. He made it much more obvious than most do. And he dominated in a way no others had - because of how systematic his doping was.

He hated him for cheating? He doesn't know that all cyclists cheat?

In before Alex let's you know that cycling is now the cleanest sport in the world.

No, most TESTED sport in the world. My point is that there are loads of cheats in all sports. Cycling has a terrible reputation because they're stupid enough to out their stars, investigate further than just occasional tests (eg. Armstrong and Operación Puerto) and test for things other sports don't.

I watched This Is The End. I really liked it. I generally find their other stuff (Pineapple Express, Superbad) can be a bit 'stupid'. They have a plot, but the cast make it hard to relate to because they seemingly obviously choose the wrong option every time. This Is The End avoids that issue, because it's just downright ridiculous.

 

[Hisashi]

The Congress - It was long and most of the times I had difficulties understanding the movie. But I was mindfcked

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

The Wolf of Wall Street - basically, goodfellas but with city traders (and without the great cast) - very funny, and long without ever being boring (so I felt I got my money's worth) but all in all no more than light entertainment really, a genre done better (Wall Street), a style done better (Goodfellas). But whatever, I will still pretty much see any Scorsese movie. Also, HOT female bodies on show throughout the entire film.

Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. I should clarify that despite my contrarian posts in the mandela funeral thread, I do like the guy, though Desmond Tutu for me is THE most important hero of the anti-apartheid struggle. But yeah, this was a decent movie, VERY uncontroversial (as an adaption of mandela's own autobiography, this is hardly surprising), but still a good summary of the man's story and also an EXCELLENT performance by Elba both as young and old Mandela. Also I never knew the true reason for his breakdown in relations with Winnie before, so I learned something knew from this movie (his side of it, anyway). Not bad.

 

[wos]

I last watched Under Siege 2 fantastic movie.

 

[Waldo1639]

Captain Phillips. Nice movie.

 

[newbie original]

About her being a liar? What makes you think so? Is it some kind of an observation that you think? Or have you been secretly watching her interviews on youtube, which actually can kind of give you an impression what a person can be in real life.

You're changing the topic.

Don't think that you are getting a fresh un-exposed clean play toy, okay! The truth is that it is very much the opposite.

If I am not, then you are not! What makes you so special? You and I are the same, in that regard. All of your pitiful little antics, for what? You are not entitled - you are not entitled to anything!

Just keep that in mind.

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

You'd better keep that in mind, chyrgy.

 

[chygry]

Oh i most definitely will.

 

[Zyreq]

Simply amazing

 

[Back Door Skip]

Walter Mitty - Surprisingly good. Really enjoyed it even though I didn't care to see it initially.

 

[Live]

The Fifth Sate. I enjoyed the acting and story overall but it's not a very good movie :P

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

Simply amazing

Please tell me why I should see this? It appeals to me not a jot, yet everyone says I should see it?