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Hammerheart
Son of Wōden
Stand By Me at the cinema for the second time this year. Absolutely adore this film.
TheEliteEmpoleon
Well-Known Member
I watched Thor: The Dark World today and it was pretty good. I loved most of it, except for two confusing scenes: The final battle and the end. Also stayed for after the credits, since Marvel always puts an extra scene after the credits about the next movie, and it was mysterious but it got me interested.
SiLeNtDeViL609
High Five The Sky!!!
I literally just got finished watching White House Down. One of the best movies i've seen. No Doubt!!!!!
Watched Silver Linings Playbook last night.
I love this movie. It's great to see Bradley Cooper break away from his more traditional comedic roles in movies like Wedding Crashers, Yes Man, The A-Team, and The Hangover movies and make movies where he tries his hand at serious drama. Plus, Jennifer Lawrence is great in this movie, the movie that won her her first Oscar. Plus, that huge dance scene at the end, makes me realize why guys like me are so attracted to Ms. Jennifer Lawrence.
This is why I can't wait to see her performances again in her upcoming movies The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, American Hustler, where she will reunite with her Silver Linings Playbook director and co-stars David O. Russell, Bradley Cooper, and Robert De Niro, respectively, as well as acting alongside greats such as Christian Bale, Amy Adams, and Jeremy Renner in that same movie, Serena, where she will reunite with Cooper again to play his wife in a drama set during the Great Depression and finds out she is barren and cannot have kids, as well as X-Men: Days of Future Past, since I really loved X-Men: First Class and her performance in that movie.
I love this movie. It's great to see Bradley Cooper break away from his more traditional comedic roles in movies like Wedding Crashers, Yes Man, The A-Team, and The Hangover movies and make movies where he tries his hand at serious drama. Plus, Jennifer Lawrence is great in this movie, the movie that won her her first Oscar. Plus, that huge dance scene at the end, makes me realize why guys like me are so attracted to Ms. Jennifer Lawrence.
This is why I can't wait to see her performances again in her upcoming movies The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, American Hustler, where she will reunite with her Silver Linings Playbook director and co-stars David O. Russell, Bradley Cooper, and Robert De Niro, respectively, as well as acting alongside greats such as Christian Bale, Amy Adams, and Jeremy Renner in that same movie, Serena, where she will reunite with Cooper again to play his wife in a drama set during the Great Depression and finds out she is barren and cannot have kids, as well as X-Men: Days of Future Past, since I really loved X-Men: First Class and her performance in that movie.
flawlessazn
Spiffy ~ ^^"
The Wolverine - 6.5/10
It definitely wasn't what I expected, turned out to be a mash up of a love story and The Last Samurai.
It definitely wasn't what I expected, turned out to be a mash up of a love story and The Last Samurai.
DaDonYordel
The Gazing Eye
Thor: The Dark World
I felt naught a thing for these characters. The plot was rather predictable, and the comedy felt out of place.
I felt naught a thing for these characters. The plot was rather predictable, and the comedy felt out of place.
Lugia's Chosen
Well-Known Member
I thought the first one was beyond boring. I give that one a 5/10. This one was amazing. 9/10 for me
WildHennaCharizard
Well-Known Member
Pom Poko one of my top 5 anime movies.
Hammerheart
Son of Wōden
Agreed. My only minor issue was clearly there was a sub plot involving a romance with Cruise and Moore's characters that was removed, but still had little traces in scenes left in.
Shneak
this is a Nessa x Sonia stan account ✨
Howl's Moving Castle: 4.5/5
+ Animation is beautiful (for a 9 year old DVD)
+ All of the main characters are likable
+ Rich detail in the settings
+ Good voice acting
- The plot gets confusing at the very end
The Purge: 1.5/5
+ Fresh concept
+ The fake news bytes were a nice touch
+ Dat table head smash
- Not scary or tense
- I wanted everyone but Cersei Lannister to die
- For such an in-depth concept, it takes a lot of impossibilities for this film to happen
Looper: 4/5
+ JGL is fantastic
+ Interesting plot
+ If you get lost, the film will update you in some parts to keep you on track
+ Thought-provoking
+ Animation is beautiful (for a 9 year old DVD)
+ All of the main characters are likable
+ Rich detail in the settings
+ Good voice acting
- The plot gets confusing at the very end
The Purge: 1.5/5
+ Fresh concept
+ The fake news bytes were a nice touch
+ Dat table head smash
- Not scary or tense
- I wanted everyone but Cersei Lannister to die
- For such an in-depth concept, it takes a lot of impossibilities for this film to happen
Looper: 4/5
+ JGL is fantastic
+ Interesting plot
+ If you get lost, the film will update you in some parts to keep you on track
+ Thought-provoking
Hammerheart
Son of Wōden
Don Jon
Mixed bag really, liked some of it, but some of it felt a little cliched, but that was possibly by design. Nice use of repetition, nice coming of age element, interesting how the characters end up being the opposite of how they think they are to begin with, I guess you could almost say a deconstruction of the rom com too. Just one I imagine will be a bit awkward, especially for couples. I imagine a few arguments could result if girlfriends start asking about their boyfriends 'online activities' (to avoid using a more crude term)
Mixed bag really, liked some of it, but some of it felt a little cliched, but that was possibly by design. Nice use of repetition, nice coming of age element, interesting how the characters end up being the opposite of how they think they are to begin with, I guess you could almost say a deconstruction of the rom com too. Just one I imagine will be a bit awkward, especially for couples. I imagine a few arguments could result if girlfriends start asking about their boyfriends 'online activities' (to avoid using a more crude term)