Just been to see WAZ - it wasn't too bad and it doesn't descend into all out gore like most serial killer films have recently.
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28-02-08, 02:50 PM
#92
WAZ? is that an abreviation? Whats it about?
"SSDB does not condone or promote wack behaviour"
28-02-08, 03:05 PM
#93
It's actually called WdeltaZ (after a mathmatical formula).
It's a serial killer film, sort of a mix of se7en and Saw.
It's a serial killer film, sort of a mix of se7en and Saw.
28-02-08, 03:44 PM
#94
sounds good! I might have to check into that one!
"SSDB does not condone or promote wack behaviour"
28-02-08, 06:28 PM
#95
I said it weeks ago, That Juno is one of the best movies I've watched in years...
But... I'm really looking forward to Will Farrel's movie, "Semi-Pro" which comes out tomorrow. He busts me up, not to mention, he's a Trojan.
But... I'm really looking forward to Will Farrel's movie, "Semi-Pro" which comes out tomorrow. He busts me up, not to mention, he's a Trojan.
14-04-08, 01:41 PM
#96
I saw Juno yesterday. It is by far and away the best film i've seen since Pan's Labyrinth. It was brilliant. Ordered the soundtrack as soon as i'd finished watching it.
If you haven't seen it, do so as soon as you can.
Also saw American Gangster. Very good gangster movie, surprised no one has touted it as the "Black Godfather". Great acting from everyone.
Others I have seen recently that left me a little cold.
Cloverfield - Don't believe the hype! Movie was blown way outta proportion. Godzilla meets Balir Witch, but in this case two positives actually equal a negative!
Jumper - Had the potential to be a great movie, but tried to do too much in too short a space of time. It jumped about too quickly, and they kinda ran through the plot just to get to the action (which was good, but let down by their rush to get to the end) Kind of a crap ending as well. Try again with a bit less action, a bit more story and a little more time and they might have a hit.
100 Million BC - Not to be confused with the epic "10 Million Years BC", this movie was so bad that I actually turned it off after the first "dinosaur" attack! Imagine Stargate, but with shit actors, no budget and Bert from Tremors! Watch this at your own peril!
If you haven't seen it, do so as soon as you can.
Also saw American Gangster. Very good gangster movie, surprised no one has touted it as the "Black Godfather". Great acting from everyone.
Others I have seen recently that left me a little cold.
Cloverfield - Don't believe the hype! Movie was blown way outta proportion. Godzilla meets Balir Witch, but in this case two positives actually equal a negative!
Jumper - Had the potential to be a great movie, but tried to do too much in too short a space of time. It jumped about too quickly, and they kinda ran through the plot just to get to the action (which was good, but let down by their rush to get to the end) Kind of a crap ending as well. Try again with a bit less action, a bit more story and a little more time and they might have a hit.
100 Million BC - Not to be confused with the epic "10 Million Years BC", this movie was so bad that I actually turned it off after the first "dinosaur" attack! Imagine Stargate, but with shit actors, no budget and Bert from Tremors! Watch this at your own peril!
Man goes into cage. Cage goes in the salsa. Sharks in the salsa. Our shark!
14-04-08, 07:19 PM
#97
Completely agree with Sneakerphile ref Juno (excellent) and Jumper (could have been better but worth 2 hours of your time)
14-04-08, 07:30 PM
#98
Yes, whomever tells you Juno is worth watching is spot on. Hell, I even bought the soundtrack.
Recently watched both Michael Clayton and No Country for Old Men. Michael Clayton was a bit pointless. Not bad, just never really got going. And Tilda Swinton gets on my nerves. She's another Cate Blanchett in my mind. No Country was quite good.
And American Gangster rocks. Rented it and wished I'd bought it.
Recently watched both Michael Clayton and No Country for Old Men. Michael Clayton was a bit pointless. Not bad, just never really got going. And Tilda Swinton gets on my nerves. She's another Cate Blanchett in my mind. No Country was quite good.
And American Gangster rocks. Rented it and wished I'd bought it.
If God gives you lemons you should find a new God
14-04-08, 10:19 PM
#99
American gangster is awesome, i went to see it when it came out in cinemas, but i NEED to buy it
"SSDB does not condone or promote wack behaviour"
14-04-08, 10:48 PM
#100
Crazy , I watched Juno at the weekend and have to agree it was a good film, but I can't belive that I'm hearing such an outpour of emotion on this kind of movie on what is a mainly ( sorry ladies ! ) a dude populated forum ! Surely I should be reading reviews on Rambo etc.............. P.s. have any of you seen Numb, seriously good film with Mathew Perry not being Chandler, worth watching with the missus.
15-04-08, 10:40 AM
#101
Dude, most of us have an almost religious conviction to colleting Superstars...how can we not emote strongly! 
Zwer, you are spot on about No Country For Old Men. Great film. Brilliant, simple story, but so well done. And I seriously want one of those air powered bolt guns! Quality!!!
Zwer, you are spot on about No Country For Old Men. Great film. Brilliant, simple story, but so well done. And I seriously want one of those air powered bolt guns! Quality!!!
Man goes into cage. Cage goes in the salsa. Sharks in the salsa. Our shark!
15-04-08, 08:45 PM
#102
Its on dvd now but I saw The Lives of Others last year which is awesome, definitely would recommend that to anyone. Some dark comedy and a real eye opener into life in East Germany (they had no adidas, poor souls)
No Country for Old Men is great apart from the end! I'd read the book before seeing the film and couldn't believe it ended like that, I thought I'd missed something but then watched the film and it's just the same.
No Country for Old Men is great apart from the end! I'd read the book before seeing the film and couldn't believe it ended like that, I thought I'd missed something but then watched the film and it's just the same.
23-04-08, 11:58 AM
#104
Saw In Bruges the other day, was very very funny. Colin Farrell usually annoys me but he was excellent in this, and Brendan Gleason is always value for money. Ralph Fiennes was also very good, reminded me a bit of Ben Kingsley in Sexy Beast as it's such a change from what he normally does. Does get quite violent at times, but one of the best films I've seen this year, up there with No Country for Old Men (albeit a completely different kind of film!)
Loved Lives of Others, gonna order it off Play actually as it's only a fiver.
Loved Lives of Others, gonna order it off Play actually as it's only a fiver.
It was fuckin' obvious that that cunt was gonnae fuck some cunt.
29-04-08, 06:19 AM
#105
I just got home from watching
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Very funny, I'm sure even more so for those who like the Hippie Lettuce.
Not as good as the first.... but hey, It's hard to top that one.
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Very funny, I'm sure even more so for those who like the Hippie Lettuce.
Not as good as the first.... but hey, It's hard to top that one.
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