[cifani090]

The Other Man- 4/10
 
Love Liam Neeson, as he played in Taken, which i loved. This movie was a real letdown, since it was very bland and the plot was very flat and un-action packed.

 

[Magedark]

Bande à part (Band of outsiders) gets a 9/10. Although a bit strange filmed and paced, I loved just about every moment of it. Many scenes of it were very memorable, especially the dancing one.

 

[b0wl1ng]

Jackie Brown, Quentin Tarantino at his sublime best, a marvellous script, a fantastic cast, wonderfully shot with a soundtrack par excellence, on approximately my 8th viewing last night this masterpiece is without doubt 10/10 

 

[Anigma]

I saw "The Blair Witch Project" for the first time yesterday.
 
Was kind of good. Liked the story. It feels "real". Altough, the acting wasn't always that convincing, but overall really watchable!
 
7/10

 

[Permagrin]

Jackie Brown, Quentin Tarantino at his sublime best, a marvellous script, a fantastic cast, wonderfully shot with a soundtrack par excellence, on approximately my 8th viewing last night this masterpiece is without doubt 10/10 

Sublime is an appropriate word for the film.

Also introduced me to the Delfonics.

 

[mcdeeda]

9002/10
 
also featured what may be the greatest in-movie song ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_CEJ54rmU0

 

[AllsWell]

Anonymous, 9 / 10

 

[MorbidToaster]

I really want to see this, and the new Musketeers movie...
 
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Anonymous, 9 / 10

 
 

 

[AllsWell]

Yea, was about to go see The Three Muskateers in 3D but me and my sis had been planning Anonymous for a while.

 

[Tetsuma]

Akira - 9/10
 
Not a fan of any sort of anime, watched it after a bout of nostalgia from when I was a kid. 
Man this movie was amazing. The animation was mind boggling. Hell of a lot of time, love and money went into making it.
I still don't understand why some people had to watch the film multiple times to understand it. I found the plot straight forward, a lot of the context briefly skimmed but still within comprehension of the viewer. Curious now to check out the entire epic.
 
The animation still has me in awe.

 

[Redcarmoose]

 
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Akira - 9/10
 
Not a fan of any sort of anime, watched it after a bout of nostalgia from when I was a kid. 
Man this movie was amazing. The animation was mind boggling. Hell of a lot of time, love and money went into making it.
I still don't understand why some people had to watch the film multiple times to understand it. I found the plot straight forward, a lot of the context briefly skimmed but still within comprehension of the viewer. Curious now to check out the entire epic.
 
The animation still has me in awe.

It really is well drawn and colored. I watch it on DVD every couple of years to to see the color. It's good with the sound off too I found.

 

[Tetsuma]

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It really is well drawn and colored. I watch it on DVD every couple of years to to see the color. It's good with the sound off too I found.

Its the little things that you'd expect to be CGI. Like the trails on the bikes as they're riding about the city. The holograms, explosions, etc.
I watched the 2009 bluray, check it out sometime if you're bored. I was very pleasantly surprised.

 
 

 

[Redcarmoose]

 
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Its the little things that you'd expect to be CGI. Like the trails on the bikes as they're riding about the city. The holograms, explosions, etc.
I watched the 2009 bluray, check it out sometime if you're bored. I was very pleasantly surprised.

 
 

 
I actually upsample regular DVDs to play in 1080p on a full 1080p 42 inch plasma monitor. Not many DVDs in Blue Ray here. I bet it is good in Blue Ray. Funny that you mention the trails on the bikes and the holograms and explosions, those along with the drawing of equipment with lights on are my favorite things too. Maybe everyones? 
 
It was also one of the first DVDs I purchased. I purchased my first DVD player in 1997 but would watch it in on VCD format as an import on a laptop for the clearest resolution. Later in a year or so it came out on DVD. The hardcore folks already had it on Laser Disk at that time! lol

 

[MorbidToaster]

A little OT, but another awesome DVD/Blu in the same vein is the EVA movies. Dear god the remakes on Blu Ray are astounding.
 
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I actually upsample regular DVDs to play in 1080p on a full 1080p 42 inch plasma monitor. Not many DVDs in Blue Ray here. I bet it is good in Blue Ray. Funny that you mention the trails on the bikes and the holograms and explosions, those along with the drawing of equipment with lights on are my favorite things too. Maybe everyones? 
 
It was also one of the first DVDs I purchased. I purchased my first DVD player in 1997 but would watch it in on VCD format as an import on a laptop for the clearest resolution. Later in a year or so it came out on DVD. The hardcore folks already had it on Laser Disk at that time! lol

 
 

 

[pigmode]

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Akira - 9/10
 
Not a fan of any sort of anime, watched it after a bout of nostalgia from when I was a kid. 
Man this movie was amazing. The animation was mind boggling. Hell of a lot of time, love and money went into making it.
I still don't understand why some people had to watch the film multiple times to understand it. I found the plot straight forward, a lot of the context briefly skimmed but still within comprehension of the viewer. Curious now to check out the entire epic.
 
The animation still has me in awe.

 
The nuclear explosion....