what was the last movie you saw? - Page 218

Steve6 · 13 Oct 2010, 13:58

But to be fair 24K it did get a few good reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. 74% approval rating the last time I checked. I can see why people really hated it. Comparing it to an Alfred Hitchcock type film was very accurate in my opinion. I didn't mind the ending to be honest. Nearly all films end with a happy ending these days, this was different, and I liked it.

AndrewG · 13 Oct 2010, 16:24

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Originally Posted by tink

Call me, WHATEVER, but I'm tired of all these last second impossible recues in films. Thanks again for your review. And I think "cynical" is the word I was floundering for there... hehe...

Well I call you WHATEVER. I also don't see the relevance to what you posted in relation to "Buried". The whole movie is about the rescue.

No way can you compare this film to Hitchock's work either. It's very different and much more disturbing than anything he did.

As I said this film is simply not for everyone. In fact I would say the vast majority of movie goers probably won't like it. I'm really surprised it ramped up to number 3 in the UK box office.

A movie you shouldn't miss which is great as I've said is "The Town", and Johnny Depp is not in that one either. If he was it would have sucked probably as it would all be about him instead of a clever story and extremely good directing.

Last movie I saw was Back To The Future again in the cinema last night.

**The Flying Mouse** · 13 Oct 2010, 17:45

Been having a Life On Mars/Ashes To Ashes marathon of late.

I watch Life On Mars every couple of years, but i've only ever seen series 1 of Ashes To Ashes.
Just finished series 2, just series 3 to go.

All this Gene Hunt wisdom has brought on an avatar change

AndrewG · 13 Oct 2010, 18:29

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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse

All this Gene Hunt wisdom has brought on an avatar change

That's the first avatar change I've seen of you I think, ever..

**The Flying Mouse** · 13 Oct 2010, 21:20

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

That's the first avatar change I've seen of you I think, ever..

Chief Wiggum.
Meat Loaf.
RJ (for a couple of hours because we were all taking the piss out of him, so it doesn't really count lol).
Gene Hunt.

LucyK! · 13 Oct 2010, 21:33

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

I'd SERIOUSLY not recommend Buried to everyone. It's an extremely claustrophobic and depressing film to watch. Probably one of the worst if not THE worst "first date" movies I can imagine in fact.

I'd like to think that there's not many people out there who would even consider a film called Buried as an ideal first-date movie

LucyK! · 13 Oct 2010, 21:35

Oh, and as for Gene Hunt....good god, I love him. I physically love him. And I know I can get away with saying that because the person in the next room loves him as much

If only more people were like the Gene Genie, the world would be a better place!

Evil One · 13 Oct 2010, 21:35

Jurassic Park 2. An ok use of a couple of hours, but nowhere near the quality of the first one.

**RadioMaster** · 13 Oct 2010, 22:09

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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse

Chief Wiggum.
Meat Loaf.
RJ
Gene Hunt.

not sure if I like that ranking

just watched Shock Treatment, the sequel to Rocky Horror.

I actually knew for ages there was a sequel, but somehow never felt the urge to check it out. I rented it today, and I'm glad I did. It's actually quite good. Of course you cant compare it to RHPS, but I dont think you should anyway. Very campy setup, a unique story, and some catchy tunes - what more do you want from a Richard O'Brien movie?

check out the title track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnvVtCC-nsw

**The Flying Mouse** · 13 Oct 2010, 22:14

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Originally Posted by RadioMaster

not sure if I like that ranking

Not ranking, order they were first used

Wario · 13 Oct 2010, 23:02

just glad now i can tell you apart from Coutch potato....

AndrewG · 13 Oct 2010, 23:27

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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf

just glad now i can tell you apart from Coutch potato....

Good point, till Couch Potato changes to Gene Hunt tomorrow.

AndrewG · 13 Oct 2010, 23:28

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Originally Posted by Lucy!

I'd like to think that there's not many people out there who would even consider a film called Buried as an ideal first-date movie

Well going by some of the other reactions to that film, it sounds as if some people didn't know what was coming, hence my warning which I agree shouldn't have really been necessary. Lol.

24K · 13 Oct 2010, 23:29

But to be fair Steve i don't care how many good reviews Buried has had. I thought it was shite! Good luck to those who enjoyed it and thought it was a good film. Me and hubby didn't at all !

Sue K · 14 Oct 2010, 03:40

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

Well I call you WHATEVER. I also don't see the relevance to what you posted in relation to "Buried". The whole movie is about the rescue.

Andrew, all I know about this film is Ryan Reynolds stars and it's about a man buried in a box with only a cellphone, a book of matches and 30 minutes of oxygen and that Michelle (24K) hated it... lol ... I don't understand what you're saying to me about "relevance". I don't know why you're so angry sounding toward me... or ... Johnny Depp for that matter ...

... I'm glad you enjoyed the film. At least I think you did, right ? One minute you sound as though you're defending the film and the next wondering why it made so much money...

I'm still looking forward to POTC 4 ...

... lol ...

Hypnobabe · 14 Oct 2010, 10:18

PIN... Reminiscent of Psycho, an older film (made in 198

that I picked up in Tesco for 50p.... Not bad for that money, lol...

Couch Potato · 16 Oct 2010, 13:35

I saw the new Robin Hood and thought it was good, not sure about Crowe's accent though.

I also watched a very good Shane Meadows film called dead mans shoes

Sarge · 16 Oct 2010, 13:43

Seven Days in May - good old John Frankenheimer thriller

melon · 16 Oct 2010, 14:05

Night at the museum

Sarge · 16 Oct 2010, 17:13

To Catch A Yeti

The annoying fat kid has a certain entertainment factor and that beard suits Meat very well

but the yeti (???) looks like a cheap toy. Poor kids who had to watch that - and poor Meat Loaf fans who endure such flicks just because their hero decided to take part in them. At least it was was a leading part and not another "blink and you'll miss me" appearance.

LucyK! · 16 Oct 2010, 18:22

To Catch A Yeti is so fantastically bad that I almost like it...it's that wierd pleasure/pain thing I think

AndrewG · 17 Oct 2010, 05:07

Capitalism: A Love Story
Probably Michael Moore's best. Surprisingly good really. Almost a sequel to his Roger & Me in many ways. Enjoyed watching it (though that sounds rather strange considering the subject matter and some of the depressing things you see). It does have a kind of a happy end focusing on the Obama presidential win, though I get the impression that actually has made very little difference to communities throughout the USA so far or the country's foreign policies. There is a whole new movie Moore could make about that but doubt he will.
If you enjoyed his previous documentaries such as Fahrenheit 9/11 you will probably like this one too. Well put together and keeps you entertained or engrossed I should say.

**RadioMaster** · 17 Oct 2010, 09:32

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

hilariously outlandish!

Hypnobabe · 17 Oct 2010, 10:45

Half of The Mummy Returns.... After a night out with the girlies on Friday, I couldn't keep my eyes open long enough to see all of it!

Sue K · 17 Oct 2010, 12:32

Yesterday was a day of bonding with husband and at least watching happy endings plus an entire film I've been looking forward to seeing... lol ... Husband and I watched the end of Dirty Dancing... we cried ... I watched the end of Hair while husband busied himself in the kitchen ... I cried ... HOWEVER... lol ... I was not aware Ellen Foley was in the film Hair !!! That was a bit of a meatie connect. And when will husband learn not to channel surf with me in room ? Maybe he learned his lesson yesterday, although he WAS the one to point out Staten Island, starring... omg be still my heart... agaaain... Vincent D'Onofrio and it was coming on in two minutes and WE WATCHED IT ... lol ... It's a mob film AGAIN... lol ...Ethan Hawke was in it, too and it was a quirky , indie sort of film that I enjoyed. The character of the deaf butcher made the film for me. Will I watch it again ? Oh, yeah...

...

13 Oct 2010, 13:58	#5426
Steve6 Batman Join Date: 28.11.2005 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,690	But to be fair 24K it did get a few good reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. 74% approval rating the last time I checked. I can see why people really hated it. Comparing it to an Alfred Hitchcock type film was very accurate in my opinion. I didn't mind the ending to be honest. Nearly all films end with a happy ending these days, this was different, and I liked it.

13 Oct 2010, 17:45	#5428
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	Been having a Life On Mars/Ashes To Ashes marathon of late. I watch Life On Mars every couple of years, but i've only ever seen series 1 of Ashes To Ashes. Just finished series 2, just series 3 to go. All this Gene Hunt wisdom has brought on an avatar change

13 Oct 2010, 21:35	#5432
LucyK! The Monster Is Luce Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Posts: 7,547	Oh, and as for Gene Hunt....good god, I love him. I physically love him. And I know I can get away with saying that because the person in the next room loves him as much If only more people were like the Gene Genie, the world would be a better place!

13 Oct 2010, 21:35	#5433
Evil One Mega Loafer Join Date: 15.01.2007 Posts: 5,192	Jurassic Park 2. An ok use of a couple of hours, but nowhere near the quality of the first one.

13 Oct 2010, 23:02	#5436
Wario Monstro helps me spell things... Join Date: 05.01.2007 Location: Masculine, Pennsylvania Posts: 9,105	just glad now i can tell you apart from Coutch potato....

13 Oct 2010, 23:29	#5439
24K Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.10.2003 Location: WAY UP NORTH Posts: 1,923	But to be fair Steve i don't care how many good reviews Buried has had. I thought it was shite! Good luck to those who enjoyed it and thought it was a good film. Me and hubby didn't at all !

14 Oct 2010, 10:18	#5441
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	PIN... Reminiscent of Psycho, an older film (made in 198 that I picked up in Tesco for 50p.... Not bad for that money, lol...

16 Oct 2010, 13:35	#5442
Couch Potato DrumBum Join Date: 27.09.2006 Posts: 342	I saw the new Robin Hood and thought it was good, not sure about Crowe's accent though. I also watched a very good Shane Meadows film called dead mans shoes

16 Oct 2010, 13:43	#5443
Sarge Mega Loafer Join Date: 08.05.2008 Posts: 3,562	Seven Days in May - good old John Frankenheimer thriller

16 Oct 2010, 14:05	#5444
melon Long Distance Loafer Join Date: 17.07.2007 Location: Perth, Australia Posts: 4,586	Night at the museum

16 Oct 2010, 17:13	#5445
Sarge Mega Loafer Join Date: 08.05.2008 Posts: 3,562	To Catch A Yeti The annoying fat kid has a certain entertainment factor and that beard suits Meat very well but the yeti (???) looks like a cheap toy. Poor kids who had to watch that - and poor Meat Loaf fans who endure such flicks just because their hero decided to take part in them. At least it was was a leading part and not another "blink and you'll miss me" appearance.

16 Oct 2010, 18:22	#5446
LucyK! The Monster Is Luce Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Posts: 7,547	To Catch A Yeti is so fantastically bad that I almost like it...it's that wierd pleasure/pain thing I think

17 Oct 2010, 05:07	#5447
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,077	Capitalism: A Love Story Probably Michael Moore's best. Surprisingly good really. Almost a sequel to his Roger & Me in many ways. Enjoyed watching it (though that sounds rather strange considering the subject matter and some of the depressing things you see). It does have a kind of a happy end focusing on the Obama presidential win, though I get the impression that actually has made very little difference to communities throughout the USA so far or the country's foreign policies. There is a whole new movie Moore could make about that but doubt he will. If you enjoyed his previous documentaries such as Fahrenheit 9/11 you will probably like this one too. Well put together and keeps you entertained or engrossed I should say.

17 Oct 2010, 09:32	#5448
RadioMaster The German Join Date: 11.03.2006 Location: some kind of hunting lodge for rich weirdos... Posts: 15,778	The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy hilariously outlandish!

17 Oct 2010, 10:45	#5449
Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Half of The Mummy Returns.... After a night out with the girlies on Friday, I couldn't keep my eyes open long enough to see all of it!

17 Oct 2010, 12:32	#5450
Sue K Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Posts: 13,041	Yesterday was a day of bonding with husband and at least watching happy endings plus an entire film I've been looking forward to seeing... lol ... Husband and I watched the end of Dirty Dancing... we cried ... I watched the end of Hair while husband busied himself in the kitchen ... I cried ... HOWEVER... lol ... I was not aware Ellen Foley was in the film Hair !!! That was a bit of a meatie connect. And when will husband learn not to channel surf with me in room ? Maybe he learned his lesson yesterday, although he WAS the one to point out Staten Island, starring... omg be still my heart... agaaain... Vincent D'Onofrio and it was coming on in two minutes and WE WATCHED IT ... lol ... It's a mob film AGAIN... lol ...Ethan Hawke was in it, too and it was a quirky , indie sort of film that I enjoyed. The character of the deaf butcher made the film for me. Will I watch it again ? Oh, yeah... ...