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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 01:12    Post subject:
hahe wrote:
StarShine wrote:
Devils Rejects is almost like a sequel/prequel? uses alot of the same cast as well.


It is a sequel


Haha I thought so the characters looked so familiar, the clown and the blonde girl in particular - Rob Zombie should stick to making music in my opinion thats what hes good at.
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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 01:29    Post subject:
Cinderella man 8.5/10

Russell Crowe truly is a great actor.
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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 06:33    Post subject:
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Lol, 9/10 for that movie... I am beginning to doubt your taste.


Meh. I also began to doubt all those who gave War of The Worlds more then 2 out of 10...


War of The Worlds wasn't good but it wasn't that bad either you gotta admit.


Yes it was it was really that bad. The Plot was filled with cliches and mix that with the overhyped publicity, I really expected something from that movie...


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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 08:04    Post subject:
StarShine wrote:
hahe wrote:
StarShine wrote:
Devils Rejects is almost like a sequel/prequel? uses alot of the same cast as well.


It is a sequel


Haha I thought so the characters looked so familiar, the clown and the blonde girl in particular - Rob Zombie should stick to making music in my opinion thats what hes good at.


Both House of 1000 Corpses and Devil's Reject's are fuckin awesome...Rob Zombie, as a film maker in the horror genre, is a mastermind.
As a musician...im sorry but Rob Zombie solo will never EVER be as good as White Zombie (his old band)...hot rocker chick on guitars and crazy ass songs...listen to AstroCreep 2000 or White Zombie's first album (la sexorcisto something - cant remember name) then tell me Rob Zombie solo is good...his solo shit sucks, but his film making kicks ass..

Just finished watching My Babby's Daddy. Eddie Grriffen, Anthony Anderson and that rat looking dude from the Soprano's...u know, the one who always picks up the cheque lol
Its a comedy about 3 friends who all live with the one guy's uncle and all think they're macks and shit. Anyway, they each have some kinda fucked up girl. they get their girls pregnant at the same time and thats when the really funny shit starts.
But it also has a serious (kinda) side to movie and any man on here, if u really consider urself a man, will be able to relate to the serious side - whether or not uve been through it.
Anyway, funny movie, I suggest it.
8/10

But Im kinda biased cuz I think Eddie Griffen is one of the funniest guys in hollywood...if not the funniest and he's serious gangsta (was Biggies best friend) Very Happy


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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 18:17    Post subject:
Solaris 7.5/10

Very deep movie, very few of such movies exist.
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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Sep 2005 19:11    Post subject:
SycoShaman wrote:
Both House of 1000 Corpses and Devil's Reject's are fuckin awesome...Rob Zombie, as a film maker in the horror genre, is a mastermind.
As a musician...im sorry but Rob Zombie solo will never EVER be as good as White Zombie (his old band)...hot rocker chick on guitars and crazy ass songs...listen to AstroCreep 2000 or White Zombie's first album (la sexorcisto something - cant remember name) then tell me Rob Zombie solo is good...his solo shit sucks, but his film making kicks ass..


I bought the original CD's of the majority of Rob Zombies/White Zombies albums SycoShaman its only been lately, as in the past couple of years that I havent followed his music when I said he should stick to making music I wasn't referring to either his solo projects or White Zombie I meant in general. As with any film/game/song what one person thinks is great isn't necessarily going to be what the next person likes hence why I don't go through this forum picking peoples opinions apart, as long as someone can back up why they think something is good or bad thats enough for me. I can honestly tell you now without any shadow of doubt that I would never say Rob Zombie's film making kicks ass. Laughing

Hellraiser 7 - 5/10 Think it was the seventh film it was the one prior to the latest straight to video film with Lance Henriksen, I'd like to see them lay this series to rest pinhead stopped playing a major part in the films a long time ago, likewise they stopped being scary a long time ago as well. Not the worst film I ever saw Kara Wuhrer raises the score a few points but still.....

Hellraiser 8 - 4/10 see above^

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PostPosted: Sat, 17th Sep 2005 00:31    Post subject:
The Devil's Rejects - 8/10 - This movie stll shock and amaze me in its style and brutality, much much better then it predecosser which I founded quite confusing and too horrific.


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PostPosted: Sat, 17th Sep 2005 18:07    Post subject:
Lords of Dogtown (Unrated version) 7/10

Im still undecided about this flick desperately wanted to like the film having an avid interest in the subject matter its let down though by the fact that the best parts are sandwiched between lukewarm melodrama, the PG13 rating and what must have been obvious pressure from the film studios to not make this a film about drugs, sexuality and teenage angst etc as being a skateboarding movie the kids are watching.

The highlights for me were the edgy camera work on some of the scenes that involved actual skating/surfing very art-house/indie, those scenes highlighted the rest of the movies shortcomings in my opinion and weren't in keeping with the overall mood or style of the rest of the film. Heath Ledger and Rebecca De Mournay did a good job in their respective roles and the young cast does a good job with what is a terribly butchered representation of rebellion. Other than that some nice cameos from the skaters that the films based on, a very funny cameo from Tony Hawks as an astronaut that falls off a skateboard!!!! and the typical closing sequence at the end of this type of film which goes on to tell you where each character is now and what they went on to achieve.

Should also mention that the soundtrack is very classy.
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PostPosted: Sat, 17th Sep 2005 22:05    Post subject:
hitchhikers guide to the galaxy........ not my sorta thing, thought it was a buncha wierd shit with few spaced out good parts, though the main chick was hot with nice eye's.

the longest yard...... 9/10... fucking hilarious, funniest film i've seen for a long long time, recommend to all. plus had a great cast Very Happy

40 year old virgin..8/10.... very funny film, good acting and ok story got kinda stupid to the end but still good.
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PostPosted: Sun, 18th Sep 2005 06:56    Post subject:
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-6.5/10. I really liked the first half hour or so. I was like "wow this should be a really good movie." But then it just fell apart. Jokes weren't as good, pacing slowed down, plot got dumb, etc.
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PostPosted: Sun, 18th Sep 2005 15:47    Post subject:
A Beautiful Mind 8.5/10
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PostPosted: Sun, 18th Sep 2005 19:59    Post subject:
Lord of War-7.5/10
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PostPosted: Mon, 19th Sep 2005 16:13    Post subject:
Final Fantasty: Advent Children 7.5/10 - Pure Nostalgia, seeing all of the old characters reminded me of what made the game so great. A little boring in places and hard to follow in places but still good.

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within 7.5/10 - Never thought I would give this movie a half decent score as on original viewing of this movie some time ago I found the characters very flat and the film devoid of any emotion. On rewatching my retail DVD after watching Advent Children though thoroughly enjoyed it. Stellar voice acting as well from Donald Sutherland, Ving Rhames, James Woods, Alec Baldwin and Steve Buscemi. Its the first time I've had the opportunity to run through the bonus disc too, the deleted joke/blooper scenes are very, very funny. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Mon, 19th Sep 2005 17:10    Post subject:
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride - 9/10

Simply amazing visually. Very Happy


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PostPosted: Mon, 19th Sep 2005 17:20    Post subject:
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Tim Burton's Corpse Bride - 9/10

Simply amazing visually. Very Happy


where have you seen it? is there a release i don't know about, or do you happen to live near one of the few cinemas that play it?
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PostPosted: Mon, 19th Sep 2005 17:26    Post subject:
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nouseforaname wrote:
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride - 9/10

Simply amazing visually. Very Happy


where have you seen it? is there a release i don't know about, or do you happen to live near one of the few cinemas that play it?


Yeah ... I live in Toronto, one of the 5 cinemas (I think 2 in NY and 2 in LA) that it opened in this week Very Happy

It did like 440K this weekend in those 5 theatres ...


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 06:23    Post subject:
Schindler's List - 9/10 - Seeing this film made me think of Haschbiff's previously statements.... How Could you say something like that?


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 08:46    Post subject:
nouseforaname wrote:
weird0 wrote:
nouseforaname wrote:
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride - 9/10

Simply amazing visually. Very Happy


where have you seen it? is there a release i don't know about, or do you happen to live near one of the few cinemas that play it?


Yeah ... I live in Toronto, one of the 5 cinemas (I think 2 in NY and 2 in LA) that it opened in this week Very Happy

It did like 440K this weekend in those 5 theatres ...


might have to check it out
where's it playing man?


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 13:26    Post subject:
Eh just wait till tomorrow when it opens up wide.
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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 15:29    Post subject:
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The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy - and yes Client Marvin Rules! Very Happy Also the ships computer aint bad either Very Happy - 9/10


Umm...i give it 6/10. I laughed a bit on a few occasions. Overall it was pretty boring :/

The Longest Yard - 7/10, template-made and many clichés. but worth the watch.


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 17:02    Post subject:
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The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy - and yes Client Marvin Rules! Very Happy Also the ships computer aint bad either Very Happy - 9/10


Umm...i give it 6/10. I laughed a bit on a few occasions. Overall it was pretty boring :/

The Longest Yard - 7/10, template-made and many clichés. but worth the watch.


Well when I come to realise it and seeing all the other review I might give it a 8/10 now Razz

Just got carried away I quess... Though still think its one of this years most original and funniest movie Smile


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 17:11    Post subject:
SycoShaman wrote:
nouseforaname wrote:
weird0 wrote:


where have you seen it? is there a release i don't know about, or do you happen to live near one of the few cinemas that play it?


Yeah ... I live in Toronto, one of the 5 cinemas (I think 2 in NY and 2 in LA) that it opened in this week Very Happy

It did like 440K this weekend in those 5 theatres ...


might have to check it out
where's it playing man?


Famous players Paramount @ Richmond and John st. (behind Muchmusic) ... but yeah, it's opening wide tomorrow Very Happy


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PostPosted: Thu, 22nd Sep 2005 21:55    Post subject:
Batman Begins - 8/10 . Good Movie, nice directing though cliches comes and goes and I would had loved to see more of the scarecrow and his lethal toxins Very Happy, Though I really liked the line of actors in this especially Christian Bale and Cillian Murphy's performance, brilliant!


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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 06:33    Post subject:
Batman Begins 8.5/10. Best Batman movie ever (IMO). Bale and other cast is truly great.


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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 08:29    Post subject:
nouseforaname wrote:
SycoShaman wrote:
nouseforaname wrote:


Yeah ... I live in Toronto, one of the 5 cinemas (I think 2 in NY and 2 in LA) that it opened in this week Very Happy

It did like 440K this weekend in those 5 theatres ...


might have to check it out
where's it playing man?


Famous players Paramount @ Richmond and John st. (behind Muchmusic) ... but yeah, it's opening wide tomorrow Very Happy


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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 08:29    Post subject:
Highlander 8/10

Old movie, but a classic Very Happy


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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 10:10    Post subject:
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Highlander 8/10

Old movie, but a classic Very Happy


Hahahaha, classic indeed, love that movie, especially the part when he's being interrogated and fucks around with the theory, "you cruising for a piece of ass" aahaahahahah.
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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 11:39    Post subject:
wedding crashers - junkorama Crying or Very sad

3/10
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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 17:46    Post subject:
Batman Begins 9/10
At last I did get to see this great movie
best batmovie of them all
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PostPosted: Sat, 24th Sep 2005 17:59    Post subject:
Batman Begins 9.5/10 ... just great !




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