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8.lol/10


also I grew up with knight rider and im 90's child

M.O.A.B wrote:

loubot wrote:

M.O.A.B wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIfuaUTH9Y4

YouTube Quote wrote:

The '80's were definitely the "Golden Age of Television"! We grew up with The A-Team, Airwolf, Magnum P.I. Knight Rider, Hunter, Miami Vice, MacGyver, Hardcastle And McCormick, Simon & Simon, Street Hawk, and many more! Now we have shows that are so pathetically stupid that you want to blow up your television!

QFT

Its all reality shows with so-called celebrities these days or shit like Jeremy Kyle. They'd probably consider anything from the 80's shows to be too violent.

definition of a celebrity should be:

anyone who has a porn double is a celebrity

Jonah Hex - 1/10 for pretty lights. Saw it fathers day with my dad 'cause he wanted to see it. Felt like I was watching ghost rider all over again.

Do not. watch. this. movie.

Bevo wrote:

Jonah Hex - 1/10 for pretty lights. Saw it fathers day with my dad 'cause he wanted to see it. Felt like I was watching ghost rider all over again.

Do not. watch. this. movie.

The moment I herd Megan Fox's weak southern accent, I was like oh hell wtf

The Machine Girl (2008)
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-10/10

mikkel wrote:

The Book of Eli - 3/10

That entire movie was a whole lot of incoherent nothing with a weak and uninteresting story. The first hour and a half is drawn out, boring, and packed with events that have no reason for occurring, while the last half hour is full of laboured and pointless plot twists that do absolutely nothing. It felt like someone tried to make a compelling story-telling movie based off of a rough draft for a novel, and a script that someone wrote on the back of a napkin.

i dont believe we watched the same movie..cause all the events had a reason for occurring and the plot twists didnt do nothing. .

No Country for Old Men - I'm not sure why, but I've had it a while and always put off watching it because for some reason I got it in my head that I wasn't going to like it. In any case, just finished it now and I loved it, I thought it was brilliant. 9/10

Bevo wrote:

Jonah Hex - 1/10 for pretty lights. Saw it fathers day with my dad 'cause he wanted to see it. Felt like I was watching ghost rider all over again.

Do not. watch. this. movie.

I gave Ghost Rider a round 7 for a comic book movie. Still, I was going to wait for Jonah Hex on DVD anyway.

Obiwan wrote:

Harry Potter 6. It was on tv 10/10. Shame there splitting 7 into 2 movies and I bet they will make a prequel after.

Speaking from an HP fan's viewpoint:

The first two movies were criticized for sticking too close to the books. Only problem is, when new directors started adding tons of twists and omissions, each film seemed to become more and more disjointed than the last. On each of my first viewings, I tried to watch them with the viewpoint of someone who hasn't read the books, and they're just confusing. #3 was good, #4 was ok even if they did omit the execution of Barty Crouch Jr., but #5 and #6 offered very little explanation for anything. One of the things that sticks out the most is that they never really explained to the audience why Harry was forced to spend his early life and mid-year summers at his aunt & uncle's.

Splitting the last part into two is both a relief and a mistake. On one hand, they'll finally get to tie up loose ends now that they have the completed series to work with and know what's important. On the other, non-fans are going to view it as money-grubbing and lose any patience they once had for the franchise. So if you end up watching these movies a lot (fan in the household), you pretty much have to either read the books or listen to the audio [I like Jim Dale's, but I haven't heard the other guy's (name escapes me) UK version].

That does it, Toy Story 3's on my agenda.

Poseidon wrote:

Toy Story 3 IMAX 3D - 9.5/10

Brought me back to my childhood. Everyone said it was really sad but I didn't think so, more just bittersweet because the trilogy is over.

Pixar puts almost every other studio to shame.

Madagascar 2. 'Nuff said. Oh, and both of the Shreks after Shrek 2.

Although Megamind looks fucking hilarious and has an awesome cast.

Iron Man 2 8/10

i don't know why everyone was bitching - i went to see an 'Iron Man' movie, and it's what i saw.
and, Scarlett makes a good brunette, you fuckers have no taste.