What movie did you just watch, and how was it? (expect some spoilers but try not to post any!)

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#315244 6-Apr-2010 09:58

Waltz with Bashir is excellent. We watched the DVD version - the cinema release was a couple of years ago - and we really appreciated the whole thing: graphics, music, storyline, humour, and history...

It is animated autobiography about the film maker who can't remember anything from his time in the Israeli army twenty years earlier. He contacts others who were there and the truth is gradually revealed.

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#315276 6-Apr-2010 11:56

Masters Of The Universe - yes the old 80's movie based on the toys with Dolph Lundgren playing He-Man........... well... what can I say..I was bored ;) I remember going to the movies to see it on release :) back then : 8/10 Now : 5/10

WestWorld - For an "old" movie, was quite enjoyable though. Robots going on rampage ina holiday resort. 7/10

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#315280 6-Apr-2010 12:07

Saw G.I.Joe: Rise of the Cobra and Year One during the easter break.

Year One was much better than G.I.Joe.

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#316606 9-Apr-2010 16:05

The Bourne Supremacy - I have found the Bourne Series very good. Matt Damon does a fantastic job, although I do not like him in other movies he pulls it off as this charactor. 4 out of 5 stars from me.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - I am making an effort to view older movies that I missed viewing. This one was a very well made movie and while sad at times is very interesting and very well acted. 4 out of 5 stars from me.

Gone with the Wind - Again an oldie but not so much a goodie for me. Have so far watched 1/2 of it as Fatso only sent one of the discs. It is 4 hours long and though well made I am finding it a hard watch. 2 out of 5 stars so far.

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#316640 9-Apr-2010 18:06

The Road with Viggo Mortensen good movie but quite depressing and not many happy moments lol.

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#318195 14-Apr-2010 09:11

Kick @ss - Wasnt expecting much but really enjoyed it :) 8.5/10

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#318196 14-Apr-2010 09:11

jtbthatsme: The Road with Viggo Mortensen good movie but quite depressing and not many happy moments lol.

Heh I recently saw that as well... I enjoyed as much as you can with that sort of movie... nice little twist at the end ;)

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#318204 14-Apr-2010 09:22

i also watched kickass, and i found it thoroughly enjoyable

.. the moment when the 12 year old drops the c-bomb caught me of guard in the "i shouldnt find thi as funny as i do kind of way

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#319852 18-Apr-2010 10:19

Just watched Cop Out last night, we (the wife and I) really like it. Funny and a bit of action thrown in for good measure. Had a very lethal weapon feel about though.

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#319872 18-Apr-2010 11:41

I too watched Cop Out a day or two ago. You have pretty much summed it up well. I watched I Love You Man last night. If you get past all the sexual referrences every five minutes the movie is very funny.

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#319904 18-Apr-2010 14:32

The Road: Watched this last week and loved it. I've always been a fan of dystopian imagery and stories, but I've never seen anything that resonated with me as much as this film. The cinematography is so bleak and depressing, even hopeless. The story was very compelling, and the acting by Viggo Mortensen and his on-screen son were 2nd to none. This is a very tense movie in some parts, but I highly recommend it. I read half of the book in a matter of hours on the flight back to Melbourne from Wellington last week. I can recommend the book too, it's superb!

Hottub Time Machine: Give it a miss, this movie is utter crap. That's all I can say about it :)

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#319908 18-Apr-2010 14:39

'Boy' - absolute genius with a huge huge heart. Competely un-selfconscious kiwi film of real international quality.

Sounds like the perfect antidote to 'The Road'.

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#320402 19-Apr-2010 19:16

timmyh: 'Boy' - absolute genius with a huge huge heart. Competely un-selfconscious kiwi film of real international quality.

Sounds like the perfect antidote to 'The Road'.

Indeed, can't wait to see this. Hopefully it's still on when I get back to NZ at the end of May. In the meantime I'm off to see How To Train Your Dragon at iMax this coming weekend, can't wait!!

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#321077 21-Apr-2010 04:14

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. (2009)
I got this cause of the cast Johnny Depp, Jude Law, Tom Waits and Heath Ledger to just name a few. Read in a review it pays to watch it more than once. I could just barely get through it the first time.

Alice in Wonderland (2010)Now this director did it right, twisted fantasy but done in the right way.

Clash of the Titans: I was hoping it would have some nice fighting scenes like 300 but really Clash of the Titans was just your average action flick.

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From a readers' Q and A column in TV GUIDE: "If we get involved in a nuclear war, would the electromagnetic pulses from exploding bombs damage my videotapes?"

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#322534 25-Apr-2010 03:17

gehenna: In the meantime I'm off to see How To Train Your Dragon at iMax this coming weekend, can't wait!!

Well, okay, I saw How To Train Your Dragon tonight at IMAX Melbourne. I am speechless. This was my first IMAX experience and from the moment the first trailer came on (Titanic 3D) I was hooked. The 2nd trailer was for Hubble 3D and it looked INCREDIBLE. But as for the main feature, I've not seen as entertaining an animated film since....well I don't remember when! It was in a league of it's own, and I just don't know what to say other than go see it! IF you have access to IMAX then definitely go see it there, it's an amazing experience!

Clash of the Titans 2D: I actually forgot that I saw this at the Embassy in Wellington last week, which is an indictment on the quality of the film I'm sure. It was a bit of fun, to be sure, but by and large it was rubbish and only good for a laugh. Steer clear, and from what I hear if you must go do NOT go to the 3D post-conversion screening....I hear nothing but bad things. We shouldn't be supporting post-conversion IMO....shot in 3D or no 3D at all I reckon! I hate the fact that studios are rushing to post-convert based on Avatar. 'nuff said.

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