What movie did you just watch, and how was it?

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Reply # 750556 25-Jan-2013 08:36
well played sir, point to lizard

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Reply # 750628 25-Jan-2013 11:14
Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder and one can spend or not on whatever they choose so i have nothing against that ... By the way Tennis and olympics are free ... On another vein i dont think i'm a true geek took me three goes to finish tinker taylor soldier and didn't get it ... Had to google to find out the plot Apologies for poor typing standards when on Samsung Galaxy S4

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Reply # 750653 25-Jan-2013 12:11
I read the book(s), watched the BBC series and watched the Tinker, Tailor, Soldier move twice. Brilliant stuff. Read all books with George Smiley. It's not light reading and certainly the atmosphere from the 50s through 70s is quite different from now. Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 751341 26-Jan-2013 22:39
Over the past week or so... Skyfall 8/10 Les Miserables 2/10 ParaNorman 4/10 Killing Them Softly 6/10 Seven Psychopaths 8/10 The Duellists 9/10 The Sweeney 6/10 Young Adult 3/10

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Reply # 754307 1-Feb-2013 10:55
Watched Hanna last night. I really enjoyed it but if it is pretty dark. Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana and Cate Blanchett all turn in performances which are actually in line with their reputations. The other real star is the film's cinematographer, Alwin K?chler. Who gives it an amazing look and feel. It is one of the most thoughtful action movies I have seen in ages. It is also a 'modern fairy tale' but all too plausible. Really enjoyed it but know what you are getting yourself in for before you watch it. Didn't anybody tell you I was a hacker?

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Reply # 755044 3-Feb-2013 13:07
If you liked Hanna checkout Haywire. Another low-key but extremely enjoyable action/thriller. One of Steven Solderberg's best and makes up for dreck like Contagion and all those Oceans films.

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Reply # 755347 4-Feb-2013 08:50
"A Fantastic Fear of Everything" = 1/10 produced by and starring Simon Pegg (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) From the box, The Yorker says "It's creepy, mysterious and utterly, utterly fascinating." It is completely fascinating, simply because it is a showcase of tricks and techniques that just don't work including the obligatory nods to Psycho. The electrosaurs are dying out! • 56kg HP Color LaserJet behemoth - will it ever die? • 61kg HP Netserver brontosaurus - Extinct 2010 • 32kg Compaq Proliant goliath - Extinct 2010 • 31kg 21" IBM CRT gargantua - Extinct 2010

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Reply # 755352 4-Feb-2013 09:00
ilovemusic: ... Les Miserables 2/10 ... OK, now intrigued that someone called "ilovemusic" clearly didn't like Les Miserables - just saw it on the weekend myself, and I thought it was pretty good. Would "ilovemusic" care to elaborate on that score?

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Reply # 755362 4-Feb-2013 09:21
he's a belieber probably ... :) Hit and Run was everything in one - funny - romance - action - and the petrol-burning must watch ! Apologies for poor typing standards when on Samsung Galaxy S4

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Reply # 755365 4-Feb-2013 09:25
Now, now. No personal attacks. Calling someone a belieber is really low. I mean, who would like that stuff? ;) Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 755418 4-Feb-2013 10:14
Well I won't be taking his reviews seriously if he rates Haywire over Contagion. But that's the beauty of this thread, everyone has their own taste and opinion. Even if they're wrong :)

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Reply # 756116 5-Feb-2013 15:21
what's a bleeber ? les mis hurt my ears and my eyes ! bad acting, horrid music, poor photography, amateur editing - YUK !!! it would take more than wolverine + gladiator + cat woman to turn this turgid, melodramatic interpretation of hugo's classic into something watchable. this is to music what twilight is to horror. didn't rate contagion as it didn't add anything to the disease of the week genre, it was full of stereotypical characters and cliched situations. someone else wrote it was cold an heartless and a great advert for hand sanitiser. would rather watch my vhs copy of the andromeda strain.

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Reply # 756174 5-Feb-2013 16:44
wow that sounds so painful Apologies for poor typing standards when on Samsung Galaxy S4

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Reply # 756432 6-Feb-2013 08:50
Well I have to agree I didn't think that Contagion was that great when I sw it and again it really didn't bring anything that innteresting to the horrible disease genre unless you want to count big name stars then it aced the market One movie I watched over the weekend was The Impossible which is about the boxing day Tsunami. As I've watched a very good documetary on this not so long ago I found this movie to be very well done and quite accurate in regards to some of the peoples struggles during this tragic event. Obviously it wasn't good as the doco but in all honesty that thing was probably the saddest thing I've ever watched on a TV. I'd recommend this movie to anyone.

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Reply # 756446 6-Feb-2013 09:22
jtbthatsme: Well I have to agree I didn't think that Contagion was that great when I sw it and again it really didn't bring anything that innteresting to the horrible disease genre unless you want to count big name stars then it aced the market One movie I watched over the weekend was The Impossible which is about the boxing day Tsunami. As I've watched a very good documetary on this not so long ago I found this movie to be very well done and quite accurate in regards to some of the peoples struggles during this tragic event. Obviously it wasn't good as the doco but in all honesty that thing was probably the saddest thing I've ever watched on a TV. I'd recommend this movie to anyone. Agree, was a really heartbreaking movie. The children's acting in it was fantastic. I would give it a solid 4/5

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