Review the last movie you saw thread

[Southy]

Scorsese??

 

[Shadow298]

Scorsese??

Possibly.

My dyslexia has seriously gotten worse. At the point where I can't even phonetically spell stuff to put it through a checker.

 

[Winmar]

Went to see The Grand Budapest Hotel a couple of nights ago. It was amusing, and some people laughed out loud at it; I didn't think it was quite that funny, but recommend seeing it. Along with a good storyline, it was visually very impressive. It has an all star cast, but most of them are cameos.

 

[Shadow298]

My Ender's Game review

 

[Shadow298]

My Guardians of the Galaxy review: http://andthegeekshall.wordpress.co...live-action-critique-guardians-of-the-galaxy/

 

[Lord Tim]

My Amazing Spider-Man II review: Shit. Avoid.

 

[Shadow298]

My Amazing Spider-Man II review: Shit. Avoid.

Repeat for the latest TMNT film. uke:

 

[Winmar]

Frost/Nixon. Interesting film about interviews done with Nixon after his resignation. It's a few years old now. I was a bit ignorant about Nixon, so it was informative.

 

[Southy]

The last Drew Barrymore/Adam Sandler flick, Blended wasn't as bad as has been made out, totally predictable plotline, done in his typical way, but I enjoyed it, just turn off your brain and laugh at dumb shit like a 3 year old watching a dog running from its own farts

 

[Lord Tim]

Repeat for the latest TMNT film. uke:

I was afraid of that. :Smug:

 

[Southy]

The trailer alone looks shit. That and I don't really like the flicks that Michael Bay does, no real reason he just over does things IMO

 

[Winmar]

I watched Django Unchained a couple of nights ago. It's a pretty entertaining film with typical Tarantino violence. Also watched Pulp Fiction the other day. I saw it in the 1990s after everyone had been raving about it and was a bit disappointed, but watching it again I thought it was really good.

 

[Southy]

Pulp Fiction took me a few times to 'get'. But Django Unchained was good.

 

[Spiff]

I believe Django Unchained is Quentin's greatest film. Saw Pulp Fiction four times at the cinema. Loved it each time but I haven't watched it much since.

 

[Winmar]

OK, SPOILER ALERT:



With Django, why did he let Leonardo set the dogs on the slave who no longer wanted to fight people? Surely he could have proven himself without doing that.

 

[Shadow298]

Why didn't they just send the whiteman down to buy her without Django getting involved at all.
Would've solved the issue immediately.

 

[Southy]

Because overblown violence makes for great story telling?

 

[Shadow298]

Because overblown violence makes for great story telling?

That & Tarantino is a shit director who always leaves open huge plot gaps.

 

[Winmar]

Plot gaps don't mean he's a shit director though!

 

[Winmar]

I watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off again a couple of days ago. Like Pulp Fiction, I thought it was better second time around once I knew what to expect.