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PostPosted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 14:00 
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Really bugged me that (unless I missed it) they never said what would happen if he didn't die. What if he simply went and hid somewhere safe for a few days?


I thought they did - he would keep the ability to reset the day, but the day he can reset is only the one he's in - so if he hid until the next day the entire human invasion force would have be wiped out on the beaches and he wouldn't be able to undo it.

Ah. Possible I missed that detail.

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so how come when breaking into Whitehall, or indeed doing anything where he was at risk of getting captured, did he not take a grenade or a cyanide pill, or something?

Also: When trying to get to Germany, why take part in the France landing at all? Why not commandeer any other vehicle and just go straight there?


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Watched Only God Forgives at the weekend. It's very slow moving and, as such, the story's pretty lightweight but it's incredibly pretty with the lighting and angles of every shot obviously having been much considered. Also, I was about halfway through before I even realised it was Kristin Scott Thomas playing the mental crime family matriarch so that was an amusing surprise. Although technically nothing like Drive it shares a subdued atmosphere with it in parts so perhaps that'll inform whether you fancy it or not. Recommended if you're in the mood for something moodily gorgeous with bursts of violence.


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Heh, oh yeah, and I attempted to watch the second Resident Evil film. Ahahahaha, what an utter pile of shit. It got shut off about half an hour in which is very rare for me as my tolerance for shit films is pretty high.


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Finally got round to watching Guardians of the Galaxy. It's a bit good, innit?

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Heh, oh yeah, and I attempted to watch the second Resident Evil film. Ahahahaha, what an utter pile of shit. It got shut off about half an hour in which is very rare for me as my tolerance for shit films is pretty high.


Really? I always thought that was the best one out of the lot.

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Heh, oh yeah, and I attempted to watch the second Resident Evil film. Ahahahaha, what an utter pile of shit. It got shut off about half an hour in which is very rare for me as my tolerance for shit films is pretty high.


Really? I always thought that was the best one out of the lot.


That's a depressing comment on the franchise if it's true.


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Bamba wrote:
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Heh, oh yeah, and I attempted to watch the second Resident Evil film. Ahahahaha, what an utter pile of shit. It got shut off about half an hour in which is very rare for me as my tolerance for shit films is pretty high.


Really? I always thought that was the best one out of the lot.


That's a depressing comment on the franchise if it's true.

The first and second were pretty watchable. The third was okayish, but wouldn't have paid for it. By the time they hit the 3d-a-rama of the fourth and subsequent ones, they were pish.

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Watched Only God Forgives at the weekend. It's very slow moving and, as such, the story's pretty lightweight but it's incredibly pretty with the lighting and angles of every shot obviously having been much considered. Also, I was about halfway through before I even realised it was Kristin Scott Thomas playing the mental crime family matriarch so that was an amusing surprise. Although technically nothing like Drive it shares a subdued atmosphere with it in parts so perhaps that'll inform whether you fancy it or not. Recommended if you're in the mood for something moodily gorgeous with bursts of violence.


Aye, magnifiscent film. I liked this analysis of it.


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I watched that Guardians of the Galaxy. It was ok but I couldn't understand why it's so favourably received on here. Maybe it's because I've never heard of the comic or summats. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed t, but after the comments on here I was expecting it to be filled with hilarious lines throughout. Maybe I was expecting it to be like Airplane! but, obviously, it wasn't.

Maybe I was just sick of kiddies films being about some bleeding orb of destiny or some shit...


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I've never read or even particularly heard of Guardians of the Galaxy. And it was acebest.

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I read and loved the comics run the film is based on and definitely enjoyed the film but was slightly disappointed as the hype train had oversold it somewhat.


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Watched 'Found' last night, it's a bit odd.

It's a sort of coming-of-age film told through the eyes of the brother of a serial killer.

In the main there isn't really much in the way of the gore, but there's a 'film within a film' halfway through that's genuinely quite hard to watch, and I sat through A Serbian Film.

Also, whilst the ending rape/slaughter is pretty much played off-screen, you know exactly what's going on and the audio alone is disturbing enough.

It got banned in Australia until some 7 minutes (!) were cut out of it, (I'd guess that's the entirety of the film within a film segment), the BBFC have passed it 18 with just 4 seconds of compulsory cuts, namely - 'A cut was required to remove sight of a murderer's erect penis, during a scene of sadistic sexualised violence and threat'. (I snagged the uncut version but I can't imagine the four seconds of a blood-soaked stiffy make much difference to the overall vibe.)

Thing is, it's quite an interesting and thoughtful film in the main, with some lovely shots and use of music, and the acting ain't half bad either.

At 1h42m it's not overly long, I'd give it 7/10 and a tentative recommendation if you think you can stomach a few minutes of truly gruesome horror.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/found_2014/


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So I watched the new X-Men film and I've only one question that's narking me: didn't Professor X die in X-Men 3 when he was blown to bits by mental-Jean or am I remembering wrong?


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I watched it too. Really enjoyed it for the most part. I liked the tone, I thought they managed integrating the two strands of the films really well, and I quite liked how they used a few of the characters, and there was some really entertaining moments.

My main complaint:
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I had sort of hoped that they would have tied everything together much more neatly at the end. What I'd hoped for this film was that they'd have emerged with a relatively clean slate for Patrick Stewart and Ian Mckellen to retire (after putting in fantastic performances throughout the series), for Wolverine to have comfortably transferred to the new timeline, and for them to have a clear plan for the next movie. Did I misunderstand the ending or did they just decide to reboot the old timeline, creating a new timeline wiping out the first trilogy? How is that going to work? McAvoy & Fassbender have both admirably developed into their roles, but they also have convincing chemistry together. Surely the next film has to focus on those two?

Seems like there's going to be some messy wibbly wobbly timey wimey in the next movie too, which is obviously acceptable for a superhero movie, but getting a well earned clean break from the old movies before carrying on would have been preferable to me.


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Oh and the time travel stuff was pretty majorly broken. They could have thought about it just a little.


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Also: Edge of Tomorrow (new Tom Cruise) is reet good when you've not read a single thing about it nor even read the box cover. It was surprisingly excellent.


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Also: Edge of Tomorrow (new Tom Cruise) is reet good when you've not read a single thing about it nor even read the box cover. It was surprisingly excellent.

There is nothing Tom Cruise can't and won't utterly destroy, so I am dubious to say the least.


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Also: Edge of Tomorrow (new Tom Cruise) is reet good when you've not read a single thing about it nor even read the box cover. It was surprisingly excellent.

There is nothing Tom Cruise can't and won't utterly destroy, so I am dubious to say the least.

Hahaha what?

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Edge of Tomorrow is definitely quite good.

I saw The Guest last week. It took a while to really get going but had a superb soundtrack and was decidedly preposterous near the end.

I also saw Pride which was utterly utterly brilliant. Laughed. Cried. Felt triumphant. Possibly best film this year.

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Watched Bad Neighbours last night.

Couple with a young baby find that a Frat house has moved in next door

Seth Rogen is not exactly stretching himself, but it was funny in places and my wife enjoyed the baby related comedy parts. Worth a look.


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There is nothing Tom Cruise can't and won't utterly destroy, so I am dubious to say the least.


He may be a total loony, but a poor actor he most certainly is not.


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Really? I think he's a bit rubbish mostly. I honestly can't say he has ever made me feel even the slightest empathy for any character. The only times when I've thought he was ok was those rare occasions when he plays the bad guy.


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He is fine, but he keeps getting cast in roles that require a more "everyman" actor, which he is not.

He's better either taking the piss out of himself, or being a snobby sleazeball.


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Transformers: Age of Extinction is jostling with Transformers 1, 2 & 3 as one of the worst movies ever made.

It's utterly redundant of any good parts. Yes, even Grimlock, who is never referred to as Grimlock and never says "Me Grimlock, me smash".

Just dreadful.


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He is fine, but he keeps getting cast in roles that require a more "everyman" actor, which he is not.

He's better either taking the piss out of himself, or being a snobby sleazeball.


But most of all, he's good at running. Does he runs a lot on Edge of tomorrow?


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Saturnalian wrote:
Transformers: Age of Extinction is jostling with Transformers 1, 2 & 3 as one of the worst movies ever made.

It's utterly redundant of any good parts. Yes, even Grimlock, who is never referred to as Grimlock and never says "Me Grimlock, me smash".

Just dreadful.


Also what was the deal with the 17 year old dating a 20 year old and discussing ways around the U.S.' statutory rape laws? I just don't know what they were thinking.


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I still contend that Transformers 1 was a good movie.

Can't defend the others, though.

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Saturnalian wrote:
Transformers: Age of Extinction is jostling with Transformers 1, 2 & 3 as one of the worst movies ever made.

It's utterly redundant of any good parts. Yes, even Grimlock, who is never referred to as Grimlock and never says "Me Grimlock, me smash".

Just dreadful.

I find it quite funny that people are still wasting their time watching Transformers movies.

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I still contend that Transformers 1 was a good movie.

Can't defend the others, though.


I agree

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The ONLY good Transformers movie is the animated movie.

I watched Gravity last night. I thought it was a bit... Well... Meh. 5/10.


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I agree, no atmosphere at all.


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I thought it fell short in a roundabout way.


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Watched 'Stake Land' this evening, available on Netflix UK so need to do US site shenanigans.

It's a post-apocalyptic vampire tale made with a budget of just $600K (NO REALLY DON'T GIVE UP YET) and by crikey it's a really solid flick. (Critically well received too if you check the usual review aggregation sites.)

Strong likeable goodies you want to win, nasty baddies (vampire zombies, cool!), and ZOMG HORROR maybe the real terror is the crueller aspects of human nature itself!

Punches massively above its weight (it doesn't feel like a cheapy at all), comes in at a wonderfully judged 98 minutes, and once again really amazes me with what gets passed as a 15 these days. (Contains brief scenes of baby-eating.)

Cracking film, 8/10.


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Films I watched last night and tonight :

NOVEMBER MAN :
Action thriller with Pierce Brosnan as a spy brought out of retirement for one last job (well sort of - has that general vibe anyway).
Not bad, not good, gets by on Brosnan's charismatic performance.
Passed the time ok, wouldn't watch it again.
6/10.

SIN CITY - A DAME TO KILL FOR :
Absolutely loved the original and this is an inferior sequel.
It's still worth a watch though. It looks great (exactly like the first film - and that's fine by me) and has a mix of old characters from the first film and some solid new additions (also, Eva Green nude is never a bad thing).
The stories are just far less interesting though.
Still, I found it fairly entertaining overall. 7/10 (original gets a 9/10).


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I watched Bad Neighbours.

Occasional moments of humour, but otherwise you should avoid it.

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I watched Bad Neighbours.

Occasional moments of humour, but otherwise you should avoid it.

Tonally all over the place. Almost as if they had a vague script but the majority of what we were watching was a bunch of mates improvising and they just left the cameras rolling.

Needed a bit of discipline. Like many of these American comedies.


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Xmen Days of Future Past - utterly brilliant.

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Watched 'Stake Land' this evening...


Liked this, although I'd have got rid of the narration.


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I watched The Legend of Hell House this evening (1973). Which was pretty good. Quiet and creepy in delightful subtle ways. A touch on the hammer horror side but still really enjoyed it.

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I watched The Legend of Hell House this evening (1973). Which was pretty good. Quiet and creepy in delightful subtle ways. A touch on the hammer horror side but still really enjoyed it.


Absolutely cracking film that...good for a watch around Christmas.

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I am watching a box set of the older Marx Brothers films at the moment. Absolute gold.

"We took some pictures of the native girls, but they weren't developed. But we're going back again in a couple of weeks!"

"You've got the brain of a four-year-old boy, and I bet he was glad to get rid of it!"

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I am watching a box set of the older Marx Brothers films at the moment. Absolute gold.


:this: :this: :this: *HONK*

The Paramount ones are the best, although 'A Night at the Opera' is the standout from the MGM years. The later ones have their moments, but mired by tedious romantic subplotting.

I've been watching them since I was in my early teens: it's amazing that I can still pick up on references and gags that I never noticed before.

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Watched Locke. I agree with everyone else - it was damned good.

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The Rock is making a Baywatch movie whuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Rock-Mak ... 67508.html

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