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Watching Pulp Fiction as we speak, having seen it before I give it a solid 10/10, I love that movie.

Taken

3/10

It was shit. You guys all rated it highly.

spoilers below

He had his daughter kidnapped, but didn't use his 3 best friend mercs to also help him? If the 4 of them had worked as a black-op team the whole movie would've been better. And it took half an hour to get to her kidnapping after telling us there were family problems again and again, a point the average viewer would have understood in the first 5 minutes. In the end the toughest guy in the movie who actually shot Liam Neeson was a skinny Muslim with eye-liner, (didn't the that coming, the bad guys were Muslims?) the final bad guy was an overweight Muslim who was killed faster than anyone else. lol

TheAussieReaper wrote:

Taken

3/10

It was shit. You guys all rated it highly.

spoilers below

He had his daughter kidnapped, but didn't use his 3 best friend mercs to also help him? If the 4 of them had worked as a black-op team the whole movie would've been better. And it took half an hour to get to her kidnapping after telling us there were family problems again and again, a point the average viewer would have understood in the first 5 minutes. In the end the toughest guy in the movie who actually shot Liam Neeson was a skinny Muslim with eye-liner, (didn't the that coming, the bad guys were Muslims?) the final bad guy was an overweight Muslim who was killed faster than anyone else. lol

Yes it wasn't good. But I think I gave it a 7ish earlier in the thread, which it deserved tbh. 3 is harsh

Body of lies 7/10
In bruges 8/10
Sex drive 8/10

phishman420 wrote:

harold and kumar escape to guantanamo bay

7/10

bottomless parties ftw

It's been on Showtime lately.  Classic.

Oh shit, G-Bay?

That's some Alabama Kush.

Rob Corddry is fucking hilarious in that movie too.

Last edited by KEN-JENNINGS (2009-02-11 16:20:47)

Band of brothers is magic every time

100/10

Just watched "The Green Mile". Probably one of the most powerful movies I've ever seen in my entire life. The part where Coffey revives Mr. Jingles was just jaw dropping. 10/10.

Also, American Psycho - 8/10.

Last edited by Poseidon (2009-02-14 21:49:03)

Little BaBy JESUS wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

Just watched "The Green Mile". Probably one of the most powerful movies I've ever seen in my entire life. The part where Coffey revives Mr. Jingles was just jaw dropping. 10/10.

Also, American Psycho - 8/10.

Green mile is definitely in my top 3 movies of all time.

Honestly, it's probably my third favorite movie of all time. I don't want to seem corny, but it really was mind bogglingly moving. Dare I say it was only the second movie in history of the hundreds of movies that actually made me cry?

I didn't go in expecting what it was but god damn that was one incredible movie.

Kmarion wrote:

Poseidon Have you ever seen Life is Beautiful?

Get the one with subtitles. You'll soon forget you are reading. One of the best movies I have ever seen... evah

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118799/plotsummary

I have, actually. For some odd reason, we had an assembly watched it in the auditorium from a projector in 9th grade. I loved it...but not as much as I loved The Green Mile.

Mr. Jingles is my new hero.

Kmarion wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

Poseidon Have you ever seen Life is Beautiful?

Get the one with subtitles. You'll soon forget you are reading. One of the best movies I have ever seen... evah

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118799/plotsummary

I have, actually. For some odd reason, we had an assembly watched it in the auditorium from a projector in 9th grade. I loved it...but not as much as I loved The Green Mile.

Mr. Jingles is my new hero.

Mmm yea, not the right environment for that movie.

Probably not. I'll have to pick it up some day on DVD.

Next up is Goodfellas. Another classic which I've never seen.

God I fucking love Netflix and Instant Watch.

Kmarion wrote:

Next you'll be telling us you never saw Heat.

Nope.

I've seen a lot of classics but I've missed out on quite a few as well. That's one of the reasons I've got Netflix now.

Kmarion wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

Next you'll be telling us you never saw Heat.

Nope.

I've seen a lot of classics but I've missed out on quite a few as well. That's one of the reasons I've got Netflix now.

Put it on the list. There is a seen in a coffee shop ... nm, just watch it..lol.

Reservoir Dogs is essential also.

Added it and Carlito's Way to my queue. Thanks.

Reservoir Dogs I've seen and love. I've got the special edition DVD that comes in a gas can with the DVD in an oversized matchbook.

Meet the Spartans
-9000/10

The cheesiest piece of shit i've seen in a while.