What movie have you seen #2

[Apey]

Watched Recess: Schools Out. Used to love the tv show as a kid, was a good throwback watching the movie tonight

Lol I recorded it as well.

 

[Misanthrope]

Not too heavy on a storyline but kick arse special effects

That is literally the opposite of every other review I've read for this movie :lol:

 

[Rhino_NQ]

the second hobbit movie, cool looking dragon

 

[Helmet Man]

Saw The Amazing Spiderman 2 this arvo and really enjoyed it.

8/10

heard it was shit

 

[Evil_Mush]

I concur on the Lego Movie being great fun. Very similar vibe to Wreck-It Ralph (which I also enjoyed though didn't get to see that at cinema), love how the animation sticks within the realms of Lego physics.

My favourite part had to be "SPACESHIP!!!!!". Partly 'cos Charlie Day rules, partly because we had a Lego Spaceship set back in the 80s, half of the helmets being broken like the one on the movie as well!!!

 

[Evil_Mush]

Got a bunch of $1 DVDs from local video store last night which is doing a closing down sale, including Scary Movie 3 & 4 (love Charlie Sheen in 3 & Tom Cruise guy in 4), Walk Hard, Hobo With a Shotgun, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Dirty Deeds, The Cooler, Hollywoodland, The Magicians (Mitchell & Web movie I'd never heard of).
Seen most of them (except the last three), but can't wait to throw them on again. Plus seeing Dirty Deeds made me think about Dirty Work (starring Norm Macdonald), I really really wanna watch that hilarious movie again. <3 Norm


Also on the non-movie side got a couple of old school MASK collections (80s cartoon that I very very vaguely remember watching as a young'un), one of the Robot Chicken Star Wars DVDs plus a couple of TNA wrestling events from 2008 I've never seen. Good times.

 

[Helmet Man]

Watching Lego movie was real funny.

 

[Ausguy]

Bad grandpa. f**king awful.

 

[Eelementary]

I concur on the Lego Movie being great fun. Very similar vibe to Wreck-It Ralph (which I also enjoyed though didn't get to see that at cinema), love how the animation sticks within the realms of Lego physics.

My favourite part had to be "SPACESHIP!!!!!". Partly 'cos Charlie Day rules, partly because we had a Lego Spaceship set back in the 80s, half of the helmets being broken like the one on the movie as well!!!

The energy with which the lines are delivered is hilarious! :lol:

 

[roboshark]

The other woman.... Thought was funny

 

[natheel]

The other woman - terrible
Grand Budapest hotel - strange but enjoyable
Amazing spiderman 2 - enjoyed it

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

*Spoilers warning*

So, entering the theater to watch this movie to end my week, I thought I was in for a biblical story that would tell it the way I've previously seen in other movies and perhaps the way they were told in school - 2 of every creature, big storm etc...

How wrong could I be.

This movie was not sparred the dramatisation known as Hollywood Fever! It got to the point where gigantic rock like creatures were in their masses defending the rectangular shaped 'arc' that looked more like a fortress. I mean, I honestly could've been mistaken for watching Lord of the Rings... it was that bad. There were more than just 2 of every creature it also seemed, I mean the snakes or instance and critters seems to be there in their droves. There probably were on 2 of each, but the gloominess of the production didn't make it appear that way.

All in all it had the basics of the story everyone knows and associates with Noahs Arc, however the extras and all the bits in between were a big letdown for this film. It was one of those movies where less would've been more. Also it was the type where you were on Russell Crowes side at the beginning of the film, but began to despise him as it went on.

Something I would not pay to see again, but wouldn't go as far as too say I regret seeing it - especially as we approach Easter!

6.5/10.

This afternoon watched Under Seige 2: Dark Territory - one of Steven Seagals great action films.

This evening, went to the cinema to watch Noah - brief review: http://forums.leagueunlimited.com/showthread.php?p=10059704#post10059704

:lol:

Do you realise you linked to the post directly above it?

 

[Springs]

Human Trafficking.
Depressing. So very depressing.

 

[Zoidberg]

Had a Cage-a-thon the other day The Rock, Con Air, and Face/Off.

Really loved Cage when those films came out within a few years of each other. Love The Rock and Con Air and really like Face/Off.

 

[Frederick]

watched Cap America 2 yesterday. Easily the best movie in the MCU after the avengers.

 

[Buzzard Breath]

Had a Cage-a-thon the other day The Rock, Con Air, and Face/Off.

Really loved Cage when those films came out within a few years of each other. Love The Rock and Con Air and really like Face/Off.

Great movies.

 

[Rhino_NQ]

that's it, im actually making it to the cinemas on my next day off

 

[thorson1987]

I Spit on Your Grave (2010)

 

[Rhino_NQ]

I Spit on Your Grave (2010)

"that's right, im an ass man!"

 

[Bulldog Force]

:lol:

Do you realise you linked to the post directly above it?

Nope. I actually created the Noah review in a seperate thread, the thread was closed and that lone post moved to this thread so it looks like that lol.