What Movies Have You Seen III

[alien]

Watching Eurotrip again for first time in a while, still bloody funny, worthy successor to Road Trip (which I'll also have to watch again).

scotty doesnt know

 

[Walt Flanigan]

Thought Unbroken was pretty good.

 

[vvvrulz]

John Wick, good fun action flick. 7/10

 

[Arthur Daily]

Scarface.

 

[Evil_Mush]

On Channel 4??

Same here... :lol:

Yup, haha.

I still use "Mi Scusi" to this day (without the knee-grabbing, facelicking or pants dropping of course). The little clapping monkey, the Miami Wice guy, the lil' Hitler, the HAPPY DJUS ad, the David Spade 2.0 that is his sex-crazed mate. It's all good stuff.

 

[veggiepatch1959]

Scarface.

I saw that on FTA the other night.

"Don't f**k with Tony!!!"

And I want that gun with the grenade launchers in the last scene!! Watch out Norm the neighbour from hell!

 

[alien]

Wild is a good movie

The Wedding Ringer has some funny moments

 

[thorson1987]

Yup, haha.

I still use "Mi Scusi" to this day (without the knee-grabbing, facelicking or pants dropping of course). The little clapping monkey, the Miami Wice guy, the lil' Hitler, the HAPPY DJUS ad, the David Spade 2.0 that is his sex-crazed mate. It's all good stuff.

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[T.S Quint]

Tusk.

What the f**k did I just watch!

 

[alien]

Tusk.

What the f**k did I just watch!

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[Chicken_Hunter]

American sniper. Brilliant. Best movie of 2014.

 

[T.S Quint]

Finally got to watch District 9.
Excellent movie.

 

[madunit]

watched Mad Dog Morgan on World Movies on the weekend.

That is one f**ked up movie with some f**ked up acting by Dennis Hooper and Jack Thompson.

Good for a laugh.

 

[Captain Apollo]

Watched Birdman with Michael Keaton last week. Is an interesting movie and Keaton gives a fine performance. Is a bit on the quirky side as it is about a movie star famous for making a series of Superhero films in the lead role (Birdman) who is trying to make a comeback on the stage doing a serious play which he is financing himself. Ed Norton and Emma Stone give some great performances as well.

Very much a character piece as you wonder whether Keaton's character has mental health issues for much of the film.

 

[Frederick]

Watched interstellar last night. Loved it, even though Nolan gave me a thorough mind-f**king towards the end there

 

[madunit]

Watched Birdman with Michael Keaton last week. Is an interesting movie and Keaton gives a fine performance. Is a bit on the quirky side as it is about a movie star famous for making a series of Superhero films in the lead role (Birdman) who is trying to make a comeback on the stage doing a serious play which he is financing himself. Ed Norton and Emma Stone give some great performances as well.

Very much a character piece as you wonder whether Keaton's character has mental health issues for much of the film.

It looks to me like it might have a similar theme to the movie The Wrestler.

 

[Bulldog Force]

Shrek
Toy Story

Had a niggling to watch some 3d animation

 

[azzah72]

It looks to me like it might have a similar theme to the movie The Wrestler.

Kind of but not quite.

They are different in that keatons character is a bit more like a guy trying to become relevant again and battling his ego and past.

Rourkes in more about realising he needs to move on and find happiness with his family and stuff.

I liked the wrestler a lot more but birdman was different enough to be enjoyable, I think, in my eyes it suffered from over hype.

The same happened with the interview for me, it was funny, definitely not bad but with all the news and hype around it, you can't not be disappointed I guess.

 

[Captain Apollo]

Kind of but not quite.

They are different in that keatons character is a bit more like a guy trying to become relevant again and battling his ego and past.

Rourkes in more about realising he needs to move on and find happiness with his family and stuff.

Very true. Keaton's character is trying to become relevant again, but wants to be known as a serious actor by being in a Broadway play rather than the movie star who was in a Hollywood blockbuster franchise 20 odd years ago (i.e. Birdman). The fact his character stakes virtually all his money to finance the play makes it clear how driven he is to get away from the "Birdman" image.

 

[vvvrulz]

Watched interstellar last night. Loved it, even though Nolan gave me a thorough mind-f**king towards the end there

I thought the last 20 mins took it down from truly amazing to just 'very good'.
He didn't have to go all 2001 on us...