Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1029668)

It's one of the creepiest, tensest movies I've ever seen. Time hasn't dulled its edge at all, or if has, I can't even imagine how terrifying the movie must have been when it was new.

Originally Posted by Boozinbloozin (Post 1029633)

Did anyone see this movie? If so what did you think...I havent really heard anybodys take on this film. Personaly The intro was good and it had its moments throughout but never blew me away or anything.
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Originally Posted by Il Duce (Post 1029444)

^^that was primarily my issue - you don't get to see her dance

it worked have better as an either or - just the girl's breakout story or as a fantasy epic - I don't think it worked well combining both

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1029626)

Have you ever seen the original Cape Fear? He was great in that. Also, this:

Originally Posted by dankrsta (Post 1029636)

^^:laughing:

I still haven't seen the original Cape Fear and I always wanted to.

Paloma, I mean Plum (can't get used to it), you haven't seen The Omen? He was older there, but great (not to mention beautiful). That's a must, that is if you like horror films with Antichrist children in them.

He was also good in Mirage, an old mystery thriller. He has so many films, I can't even remember what else have I seen. Oh yeah, The Snows of Kilimanjaro.

Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1029764)

I finally got around to watching The Social Network.

Overall, I didn't like it. It came off as false and telling an inaccurate story. I hated the ending scene so retarded and the whole premise of how facebook was created as a revenge for this girl telling him he was a crappy date.

Meh

He was being a complete ****ing *******/douchebag.
I also don't feel that that whole encounter went like that irl. I guess I watched this movie thinking it was supposed to be more like a documentary and more true to what really happened but in the end it was just a drama loosely based off of the events.

I just didn't care for it.

The acting from Justin Timberlake and Andrew Garfield were great though. I think Justin Timberlake should have gotten a nomination for supporting actor. Not that he would win in that category but he should've been recognized for it.

I could careless about Jesse's acting performance because I hated the character.

that's my review that I posted like last week in this very same thread.





No no no, they would've been boring if it was separate. I love the way it was executed. I love how they switched between the two concepts to make it a more interesting movie. It would have been super boring as just a girl breakout story and the fantasy epic parts added a nice little touch to keep it slightly more entertaining. The thing is though once you get over the fact that you don't get to see her dance the first two times, it's not really necessary.

Originally Posted by Dr.Seussicide (Post 1029806)

The Social Network was an excellent movie though, I honestly don't see what there is to dislike.

Originally Posted by Boozinbloozin (Post 1029804)

So whats the real truth of how facebook came about? Again I like the intro where the girl diss's him cuz he's an ******* but the majority of the film was meh.

As far as Cape Fear it was ok but weird. Problay the first film I ever saw the slutty and always tacky juliet lewis in

Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1029894)

Go into a bit more details why you feel that it was an excellent movie. I'm curious to hear your thoughts on it.

Originally Posted by Dr.Seussicide (Post 1029908)

Well, first of all, despite the bias made about the storyline, and it not being an actuality, I think the plot outline stayed pretty close to his real life situation. My friend and I did some research for a project once, which was based solely around facebook, so a good bit of the content which was set in the movie, we already knew. It's just one of those classic stories deceit that was done particularly well in this movie.

Secondly the acting was absolutely fantastic. Jesse Eisenberg is a terrific actor in my opinion, with multiple notches above his comparable counter part Michael Cera. I love smart, witty dialogue as well, and he certainly pulled off the douchey intellect role flawlessly. The music throughout the film was on point as well. Social Network's most definitely in my top 3 films of last year.