What Movie(s) Did You Watch Today?
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Batman said:
i loved that movie too in the past, but at times i felt that it showed some 'dated-ness' considering the CGI was pretty er... young back in the day. but man, some of the scenes are definitely memorable.
You should also consider Decasco's older movie, Crying Freeman.
wait wrong one...
Batman said:
The brother in the movie will definitely be the underdog for some movies, but i see a rising star in his upcoming future. i liked his performance in The eagle, considering Channing Tatums acting was dryer than a grannys hoo hoo.
No-L said:
Bad script. Cheesy acting. Terrible dialog.
Great movie. LOL
It could have been EPIC with a good script and cast.
Or it could have been awesome if they had gone all-the-way-cheesy which they tried in many scenes. But the actors just couldn't pull off either direction.
It's too bad because the cinematography, special effects, and explosion and death ratio were KICK ASS!!
Watched last night. First off I am a huge fan of these type of "Bruckhiemeresque" movies. Bad script and acting? Hell yes but it wasn't made to win an Oscar.
Great action, lots of explosions and a bit of a hat tip to some veterans. A fun two hours IMO, will be buying.
This article says it all but CONTAINS SPOILERS.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...n-blockbuster/2012/05/18/gIQA6KvGZU_blog.html
watched this last friday night, and well, just got around to posting this one...
you know me and asian flicks, cant resist.
bought this at frys a while back, ten bucks,
yes it aint the best movie out there, but it worked for me.
vengeance of the underdog? check.
tribal forces being extinguished? check.
like head rolls? check.
world war 2? check.
i didnt know that Taiwan also had aborigines. interesting factoid. cool movie tho, but be warned its a bit graphic and/or er... dark noir.
mzpro you can also see battle royale and TONS of new korean flicks on netflix right now, some of the best ive seen in years buddy.
you know me and asian flicks, cant resist.
bought this at frys a while back, ten bucks,
yes it aint the best movie out there, but it worked for me.
vengeance of the underdog? check.
tribal forces being extinguished? check.
like head rolls? check.
world war 2? check.
i didnt know that Taiwan also had aborigines. interesting factoid. cool movie tho, but be warned its a bit graphic and/or er... dark noir.
mzpro you can also see battle royale and TONS of new korean flicks on netflix right now, some of the best ive seen in years buddy.
I "saw" this on an airline (didn't pay for the headphones) but had to rent it afterwards because of his car: a 1988 Saab 900 Turbo convertible, red with a black top! Only difference between it and mine is mine had the tan interior, his, black. :handgestures-thumbup: :handgestures-thumbup: :handgestures-thumbup: :ugeek:Towen7 said:
I have absolutely zero excuse for not seeing this sooner. I've heard nothing but great things about it but just haven't taken the time to see it. I found it at a local Fry's for $5 so I finally picked-it up.
Great, great flick.
This is the animated adaptation of the classic '86 graphic novel. This story along with Watchmen changed the comic book industry forever and changed the way Batman comics would be written for 25 years... It along with Watchmen are considered two of the most critically acclaimed and influential graphic novels of all time. Roughly a year ago WB released Batman: Year One, another GN adaptation, that didn't translate to video as well as a fan would hope. This film however, is different. It was really well done and it was really cool to see its influence on the The Dark Knight Rises from a story perspective and also Nolan's influence on the creators of this adaptation. If you're a fan of Batman and/or comics, IMO, it's a must own. I'm also looking forward to PT.2 in early 2013.
