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  #239283 27-Jul-2009 10:31
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Oh yeah saw Gran Torino on Friday night... Eastwood is BADASS in that one, some awesome moments there.

Some shoddy acting (that Asian boy he befriends) and some woeful dialogue at times but overall very, very enjoyable.




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  #239770 28-Jul-2009 15:10
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"Out of the Blue", a movia about the the Aramoana massacre. Actually saw it a year or so ago, but have just noticed it is on TV on Saturday night. It is a brilliant film and if anyone hasn't seen it, watch it. 10/10.




 

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  #239789 28-Jul-2009 15:32
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TinyTim: "Out of the Blue", a movia about the the Aramoana massacre. Actually saw it a year or so ago, but have just noticed it is on TV on Saturday night. It is a brilliant film and if anyone hasn't seen it, watch it. 10/10.


GREAT movie.

Doesn't mess around eh? Straight into it, when David just starts putting bullets into people, kinda gives you a bit of a jolt - which it's supposed to, cuz it's "out of the blue" after all. It's shocking, and it puts you right there, without glorifying the events.




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  #239792 28-Jul-2009 15:33
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Saw 'Hostel' last night on bluray...  much bloodier than I remember and in full hd... was nice to see the female form ;)

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  #240070 29-Jul-2009 10:43
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El Orfanato (The Orphanage)

Guillermo del Toro helped out on this one.  Very, very, very engaging supernatural thriller with a pretty darn cool twist towards the end.

It's about a woman who lives with her husband and adoped HIV-positive son in an ex-orphanage.  The boy has imaginary friends who might not be imaginary... things get pretty creepy at parts and there's some real "JUMP" moments in there.

8/10 for me




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  #240073 29-Jul-2009 10:53
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Last saturday just gone i had a work party/awards night and i got very drunk.
i like some others cant go to sleep drunk the room starts to spin and its good bye lunch.
so i watched some tv at 2am and i saw "The People vs Larry Flynt" its an old one with woody Harrilson in it.
it is about Larry Flynt the owner of Hustler Magazine and his life.
it was great i thought it was a very sad story about a guy trying to make a buck.
i recomend it but not in front of the kids!


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  #240459 30-Jul-2009 09:08
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Last night: D?d Sn? (Dead Snow)

Nazi Zombies in the Norwegian forest. VERY cool if you like splatter movies (and a nod to kiwi movie "Braindead")

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Those "?" marks are supposed to be Norwegian "O"s




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  #240486 30-Jul-2009 09:57
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Arthur and the Invisibles yesterday while at home with sick little girl - yeah, kids movie but I enjoyed it :)




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  #240872 31-Jul-2009 10:23
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Let the Right One In (L?t den r?tte komma in)

Dammit, it's like a "lite" version of the book. Good, but missing some really important bits and I think the story suffers for it.




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  #240875 31-Jul-2009 10:45
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Let the Right One In - Have been meaning to watch this for weeks! might make a weekend of it and track down your other suggestion of Dead snow..

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  #240886 31-Jul-2009 11:18
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Just watched Primer again! 


Such a great movie and I recommend it to any one who likes something a bit different.


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  #240933 31-Jul-2009 12:37
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garvani: Let the Right One In - Have been meaning to watch this for weeks! might make a weekend of it and track down your other suggestion of Dead snow..


Definitely worth checking out the book, soooo much more to the story than the movie lets on. Lots of background character stuff which sets the tone, and lots of really disturbing bits that were probably a bit too harsh for a mass audience.

Still would stand up on its own though I reckon. Some parts are EXACTLY how I pictured them whilst reading it.

Dead Snow... mate that's a total hoot - more laughs than scary moments, but hey, it's a splatter flick!

Just reading "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy of "No Country For Old Men" fame. I hear it'll be a movie too.




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  #240973 31-Jul-2009 13:33
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BurningBeard: Let the Right One In (L?t den r?tte komma in)

Dammit, it's like a "lite" version of the book. Good, but missing some really important bits and I think the story suffers for it.


I really liked that movie... Even though it had subtitles... Weird for me, I usually don't like reading when watching a movie :)


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I'm quite used to subtitles now. Four nights in a row last week I watched movies in different languages. Only time it becomes a pain is if I wanna get up and grab something from the fridge (yeah yeah I could pause it I know!)

Just saw The Hangover. I'll file it under "A" for "average"... I let the hype get the better of me and I set my expectations too high.




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  #244490 9-Aug-2009 18:07
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Hitman - again - goes onto my CLASSIC list. just absolutely brilliant (acc to me)
Oceans 11 - classic. Oceans 12 & 13 - draggy and *yawn fell asleep a few times.

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