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Last movie you saw?

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BUCKYLE;2036591; said:
God I loved that movie. Can't tell you the first thing about it except there was a blond chick that may or may not have worn a white dress and a blindfold at some point in the film.
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Both are accurate...although it's not the main character chick (same girl who was in Ice Castles).


WolverineMike;2036606; said:
Once of Costners best movies, if you ask me. Plus, any movie that Dane Cook gets killed in is a winner to me............
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You gotta love his character's stupid audacity even though you knew how it was going to end for him.
 
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3074326;2036586; said:
Rum Diary

It was actually pretty terrible. The humor felt forced and there wasn't much of that. There was barely a plot. It was just a big incoherent disaster, which is odd considering the point of it.
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So, it mirrors the book pretty well. Fair enough.
 
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Not a bad action flick; however, I had a hard time figuring out who the bad guys were. I think it turned out that everyone was a "bad guy" (i.e. assassin, killer, and/or guy that orders killings). Supposedly based on a true story (i.e. book titled "Feather Men"); my guess is that if it was, only about 1% of the movie is actually factural. The other 99% is glamorized fabrication for movie effects.
 
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ScriptOhio;2039677; said:
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Not a bad action flick; however, I had a hard time figuring out who the bad guys were. I think it turned out that everyone was a "bad guy" (i.e. assassin, killer, and/or guy that orders killings). Supposedly based on a true story (i.e. book titled "Feather Men"); my guess is that if it was, only about 1% of the movie is actually factural. The other 99% is glamorized fabrication for movie effects.
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Wasn't too big a fan... But mainly because Statham was the main guy and DeNiro was merely a prisoner in the movie. Limited dialogue for DeNiro, yet, making Statham the main guy?! No thanks.


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On Thursday night/Friday morning. Really liked it. Phillip Seymour Hoffman is just funny when trying to sling together a sentence of cuss words. :lol: Ryan Gosling is quickly becoming one of my favorite actors. Just gets in the perfect roles for him.
 
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Today was fucking terrible. First off, I don't have to say the game but that didn't help.

Then I remember I promised to take my baby sister out next time I got home.

Well she wanted to go to the movies. So guess what fucking movie I had to sit through?

I'll give you a hint, it looked like a gay dudes vampire dream. Keep in mind its been a point of pride to say I've never seen a minute of this Twilight bullshit.
Now I can honestly say I would never watch another simply because its rubbish.

Next time I'll just give her money and drop her off at the mall. :(
 
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Not nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be. By that I mean it was formulaic & not particularly original BUT it was watchable with some competent acting. I was expecting it to be a disaster.

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Whereas I was pleasantly surprised by GL, Conan was a huge let down. Terrible, terrible dialog and a weak story that stole more from the Arnold film than the original stories. H.E. Howard's prose deserves far, far better.

On a positive note Momoa was actually decent in the role. It's just a shame he didn't have a better director & writers behind him (and he needs blue contacts).
 
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The most fun of all the Christmas Carol adaptations:

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We always pull this out at the start of the holiday season. Michael Caine has a lot of fun Scrooging around with the Muppets, and Gonzo and Rizzo help keep it highbrow as the narrators. :tongue2:
 
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