[s1m0]

Tideland - 3/10 This must be the weirdest movie I've ever seen, even weirder than David lynch movies.

 

[Zodduska]

Lady Vengeance - 6.5/10

Tyson - 7/10

 

[virometal]

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Originally Posted by moriez /img/forum/go_quote.gif ROCKSOLID!

Nice quippy review. I liked it. And oh yeah, KB II rocks of course.

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For an interesting juxtaposition, watch Crank then follow it up with an episode of Mad Men. 5/10, 8/10

 

[yepyep_]

Brüno - 4.5/10

 

[priest]

The Bank Job - 8.5/10

 

[Graphicism]

Efter brylluppet (After the wedding) - 8/10

 

[fuseboxx]

Time Traveller's Wife - My sister and my wife have both read it. My sister didn't like the film and my wife said it was decent/not-as-bad-as-she-expected. My brother and I both didn't read the book. My bro shares my sister's sentiments while I share my wife's sentiments. So in this case, I don't think having read the book or not matters much.

The film totally screws with a lot of rules and concepts associated with time-travel so much that the appreciation for the film really relys on the willingness of the viewer to overlook the complexities of the sci-fi angle and take it simply as the chick flick it really is.

I guess you could say it's a mushfest... but not as much as film-adaptations like The Notebook and My Sister's Keeper imho. I don't think the viewer gets too invested in the characters so much for the film to feel as tragic as it should be... but the mix of light comedy, romance and drama is decent enough. 6/10

 

[Zodduska]

A.I. - 6.5/10

Some really cool scifi concepts and scenery but it's ruined by being eye rollingly dumb at times and it never lets you forget how much of a Pinocchio rip off it is.. it even relentlessly uses the story of Pinocchio itself as the main plot device.

 

[fuseboxx]

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist - A little bit cute. A little bit charming. A little bit funny. Some nice music. I liked and enjoyed it, but not quite as much as most other teen romcoms... It might also just have the most disgusting toilet scene since Trainspotting. 7/10

Seven Pounds - The type of film that was apparently structured to keep you guessing what the hell it's all about while it slowly drops the pieces of the puzzle along the way. Unfortunately, the story isn't interesting and involving enough. I started out intriguing then quickly got boring, and the climax wasn't good enough to redeem the film. Oh, and Will Smith was just screaming "Give me an Oscar!" throughout the movie. 4/10

 

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[limpidglitch]

Me And You And Everyone We Know 10/10
A wonderful film. It has this quirky wondering feeling about it that reminds me about Donnie Darko. It's starring, written by and directed by Miranda July

 

[yepyep_]

Coraline - 8/10

 

[spookygonk]

Idiocracy - 7/10
Well written, great fx, very funny and scarily it seems that's just where society is heading.

 

[virometal]

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Originally Posted by Zodduska /img/forum/go_quote.gif A.I. - 6.5/10.

Man, I forgot about that movie. Spielberg and Kubrick, a match not exactly made in heaven. That creepy bear popped right into my mind.

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Falling Down was fun, although it ran out of steam near the end. 6/10

 

[Quaddy]

shifty - 5/10

kidulthood/adulthood it aint!