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Last movie you saw?

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wadc45;1494632; said:
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What can I say...it was either that or Public Enemies, which I had heard earlier that day wasn't very good...TFD cried her eyes out during Up.
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Saw 'Public Enemies' today and I have to say, considering the cast and director, along with how much I was looking forward to it, it was a major disappointment. Not awful by any means, just expected much more...6.5/10
 
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"The Magnificent Seven" 1960 classic remake of a B&W Japanese samurai flick(Seven Samurai?). Yul Brenner, Steve McQueen, James Coburn and Eli Wallach as the bad guy. Just a great, classic western. Highly recommended.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWIlGnJDRzw"]YouTube - Magnificent 7 (1960) trailer 1[/ame]
 
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buckeyefool;1497144; said:
Thats what I have heard from a couple of people so far, that there is stuff that he just did to shock people that were watching and nothing more.
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There's a lot of dong...just for dong's sake. It had some genuinely funny moments, but far too much shock humor.
 
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jmorbitz;1493854; said:
"we all do stupid [censored] when we're [censored]ed up"[/mike tyson]

saw it last night. hilarious flick.
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I agree. Great from start to finish...Zack Galifianakis was [censored]ing awesome. Honestly, his character in that movie will probably get him in a lot more mainstream comedies.
 
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The last half-hour with all of Dumbledore's big scenes was exactly as I pictured it, and Jim Broadbent as Slughorn was a nice addition. It was based on a long (600+ pages) book, so there's a lot of subplot that couldn't make it in (sorry, purists), but since they're splitting the 7th into 2 movies I think most of the missing pieces can actually fit well into the next installment.
 
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BayBuck;1499276; said:
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The last half-hour with all of Dumbledore's big scenes was exactly as I pictured it, and Jim Broadbent as Slughorn was a nice addition. It was based on a long (600+ pages) book, so there's a lot of subplot that couldn't make it in (sorry, purists), but since they're splitting the 7th into 2 movies I think most of the missing pieces can actually fit well into the next installment.
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Saw it last night. Loved it. By far the best movie of the six. The acting was light years better, and the story had a much better flow to it, where previous movies felt like I was watching a chopped up summary of the book.
 
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