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Rewatched kil bill for the first time in forever. Forgot how good it is. Far greater than inglorious basterds and Django.

I also lol'd at the making of kill bill segment on the DVD when tanertino says. "I was making pulp fiction when I got this idea for a revenge movie"
 
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Woody Allenish chick flick with Chris Rock as an NPR/Village Voice personality with a French girlfriend whose family comes to visit. I really like Chris getting a chance to play a normal guy rather than a de-facto comedic roll. Having some experience with culture clash in a relationship I dug it and definitely prefer it to Delby's earlier '2 Days In Paris' (FU Adam Goldberg).

Again, Hollywood please give Chris Rock more rolls where he's not pigeon-holed as the black comedian.
 
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Solid turn by Denzel. Incredibly...detailed? Nuanced? performance. Really intense/gripping storyline, one of the best I've seen from the 2012 crop. 8/10.

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Very meh. Some nice moments, but overall a semi-boring anti-fracking borderline propaganda film. It seemed they were more bent on making fracking look evil, and the storyline took a real hit. Too bad, because I was really looking forward to this one. 5/10.
 
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RugbyBuck;2300344; said:
"The Assassination of Jesse James by the... blah, blah...". Holy Siht, the fcuking movie was more boring than the title. I actually fell asleep... TWICE. I was ready to shoot myself in the back to make it stop.
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SloopyHangOn;2302846; said:
I tend to live by the "to each his own" when it comes to movies, but... REALLY? I cannot fathom how even if you didn't like the movie you found it to be "boring".
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I hate to say it, but I found that movie to be miserable as well. Just couldn't get into it at all. Honestly, I was the same way with Syriana (And a ton of people call me crazy for not enjoying that one).

I was surprised, TAoJJ seemed like the type of movie I would like.
 
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BlufftonBuckeye;2304134; said:
I hate to say it, but I found that movie to be miserable as well. Just couldn't get into it at all. Honestly, I was the same way with Syriana (And a ton of people call me crazy for not enjoying that one).

I was surprised, TAoJJ seemed like the type of movie I would like.
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With you on Syriana, as well, if not quite to the level TAoJJ. Not sure what that says about either of us. :biggrin:
 
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OneBuckeye;2303788; said:
Rewatched kil bill for the first time in forever. Forgot how good it is. Far greater than inglorious basterds and Django.

I also lol'd at the making of kill bill segment on the DVD when tanertino says. "I was making pulp fiction when I got this idea for a revenge movie"
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Both Vol 1 and Vol 2 are in the Starz rotation now, and I watched both again this past weekend as well. Only my second time through and I picked up on so many more homages to the old kung-fu/samurai movies from the 60s and 70s.

Tarantino is one director that I have enjoyed almost everything he has done. I have not seen Django yet, but have seen everything else he has done so far. I think the fact he tries to make original stories is what I find most refreshing, since Hollywood in general is in a slump of remakes.
 
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Had to pay back Mrs. Rugby Buck for having her order "The Assassination..." from Netflix (which she actually liked more than I) by watching "The Five-Year Anniversary" which seemed like a seven-year ordeal but at least succeeded in making the school up north look like the frozen hell that it is.
 
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RugbyBuck;2304266; said:
Had to pay back Mrs. Rugby Buck for having her order "The Assassination..." from Netflix (which she actually liked more than I) by watching "The Five-Year Anniversary" which seemed like a seven-year ordeal but at least succeeded in making the school up north look like the frozen hell that it is.
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Are you talking about "The Five Year Engagement," with Jason Segal?
 
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buxfan4life;2304213; said:
Both Vol 1 and Vol 2 are in the Starz rotation now, and I watched both again this past weekend as well. Only my second time through and I picked up on so many more homages to the old kung-fu/samurai movies from the 60s and 70s.

Tarantino is one director that I have enjoyed almost everything he has done. I have not seen Django yet, but have seen everything else he has done so far. I think the fact he tries to make original stories is what I find most refreshing, since Hollywood in general is in a slump of remakes.
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Watch City on Fire. My film major buddies in college forced me to watch it.
 
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RugbyBuck;2304266; said:
Had to pay back Mrs. Rugby Buck for having her order "The Assassination..." from Netflix (which she actually liked more than I) by watching "The Five-Year Anniversary" which seemed like a seven-year ordeal but at least succeeded in making the school up north look like the frozen hell that it is.
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Man, Jason Segal was so funny in that.
 
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Watching Gladiator again. Why? Because Hollywood hasn't made a good fucking movie in years. Oh wait, maybe there's another dorkfest comic book movie remake coming out that I don't know about...You fucking dorks...X-Men 28 vs. Batman IIX







:p
 
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