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01-12-2013, 07:42 PM | #12751 (permalink) |
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I just saw this too and loved it. I don't know how you could call it boring, it was a logical story of a decade-long search for clues leading to OBL. I found it easy to follow, interesting, and well-paced. Chastain's performance wasn't anything particularly mindblowing, I'll give you that, but she was good nonetheless.
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01-13-2013, 05:23 AM | #12752 (permalink) |
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ehh for a mock documentary the acting was horrible and obviously acted....the attempt to be shocking was shockingly boring and quite stupid and very unrealistic....a friend told me to watch this as it would truly disturb me....the only disturbing thing about it is that i watched it to the end....the little twist involving the cop was entertaining...but so fucking obvious ehhh seriously Hellraiser was more realistic and shocking than this piece of crap |
01-13-2013, 10:00 AM | #12753 (permalink) | ||
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Thoroughly enjoyed this sucker recently: its one of the best horror/sci-fi crossovers of the late 80's, featuring a pre-Twin Peaks Kyle MacLachlan, heavy metal, and some nifty special effects.
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01-13-2013, 12:27 PM | #12754 (permalink) |
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The last film that I watched was Se7en, because I have heard from countless sources that it contains one of the great plot twists of film. This is more or less how the commentary between my roommate and I progressed during the film:
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The biggest plot twist of this entire film was that Woody Allen wasn't the killer. |
01-13-2013, 05:10 PM | #12755 (permalink) | |
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01-14-2013, 10:16 AM | #12757 (permalink) | |
All day jazz and biscuits
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Thanks for your thoughts Troll... Something is going on with my boss not giving me any work today for some reason so I'm taking the day off. It's rather ****ty out so I'm going to watch some movies until my girlfriend gets out of work. First up was... I've had this sitting on my shelf for three and a half years since I bought it at a closing video rental store. I've always been in the wrong mood when I reach for it but finally the mood struck me well and I gave it a watch. Brilliant movie. The pacing was fantastic albeit slow which is right up my alley. I like slow burns. The last thirty minutes were intense and emotional although there was one event that I felt was a bit of a cop out. Great film however. Back to the shelf it goes. 8/10 |
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01-14-2013, 10:23 AM | #12758 (permalink) |
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I saw this on Netflix hoping that i'd be able to sit through the whole thing, and I couldn't. There was way too much going on. The story was good, but the way they went about it was just...not what I would expect. I guess I should have paid attention to the fact that it's listed as a "dark thriller" but holy hell. |
01-14-2013, 12:47 PM | #12759 (permalink) |
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13 Tzameti This one won the grand Jury prize at Sundance in '06 but I felt there were better films that year than this one. The story was great but the execution was just subpar. I wanted more character development of the 13 instead of just two characters. What they were going through and the motivation of what put them there would have been very interesting. I feel this should be remade by Fincher or Gaspar Noe. It has huge potential. 6/10 |
01-14-2013, 04:09 PM | #12760 (permalink) |
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Welcome to Sarajevo Pretty good film from Michael Winterbottom who is more known for his British comedies. The mash up of real footage and dramatized scenes did get a bit tiresome but overall it was an emotional film based on true events that felt a lot like a documentary. I'd recommend it. 6/10 |
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