I loved it. Only problem I had with the movie is Michael Caine is damn near impossible to understand at times.I don't know what the hive mind thought, but I quite enjoyed "Interstellar."
I watched it last night as well. It was a nice movie, but it was kind of simplistic and modular. I'm either getting old and jaded (or more aware) or it really was just that transparent.I watched the imitation game last night. I thought it was pretty good.
I'd categorize it as a drama, though yeah, I've seen some refer to it as kind of a black comedy of sorts, which I can see -- there are certainly some laughs to be had, not from any jokes or anything, but more from human/situational comedy. A scene that might make one person laugh could be interpreted as more dramatic by another, and vice versa, but on the whole it's more of a dramatic piece -- I wouldn't put it on the same level as, say, something like Calvary, in terms of heaviness, but it's not a floaty light piece either. Either way, I thought it was one of last year's best, and definitely recommend it -- watch it with someone as well, as it's one you'll want to discuss after it's over.Who saw force majeure? The synopsis on the netflix sleeve makes it sound pretty depressing, but then I heard it's actually funny. Can anyone clear this up?
I started with Fast Five. Hadn't seen any of the previous movies in the franchise (and still haven't), but I liked Five a lot. Apparently that was the first movie where the franchise basically reinvented itself as straight-up action movies. I'd agree with skullman, F6 wasn't as good as Five, but still worth checking out. I thought F7 was a real good time at the movies though -- enjoyed that one a lot (caught it in IMAX -- recommended). Anyone not really familiar with the movies can probably jump into Fast Five and take it from there -- you'd probably be better off for it. I think I will check out the original at some point though.If you like fast cars, hot women, crazy unrealistic stunts, don't mind vin diesel and can turn your brain off when the movie starts they are a pretty good time.I have yet to see any of the FastFurious flics. Fshould Fi?
They first 4 kind of decline in quality as they go, well 3 is probably the worst(Tokyo drift I think). Then Five is balls to the wall amazing, 6 is good, but a step below 5, and i haven't seen 7 yet but am going with the wife next weekend.
Yeah, I should clarify and say I DID actually see about 10 minutes or so of TD at one point when it was on TV (before Five even came out), and couldn't even continue watching because the lead was so so bad. Apparently he's signed on for the next 2 movies, so, buckle up.I fell asleep watching Tokyo Drift last night. What a turd of a movie, how horrible was the lead actor in that one.
It could have been good, it could have been an action flick, instead it was a turd sandwich. Edge of Tomorrow is what I would recommend in it's stead.Wow, Elysium is a real **** sandwich.
It has Matt Damon. How could it be anything other than a **** sandwich?Wow, Elysium is a real **** sandwich.
I like MD. Loved the Bourne movies, Departed, Adjustment Bureau. I have no interest in Elysium, thoughIt has Matt Damon. How could it be anything other than a **** sandwich?Wow, Elysium is a real **** sandwich.
Eismann...no dude. Come onI like MD. Loved the Bourne movies, Departed, Adjustment Bureau. I have no interest in Elysium, thoughIt has Matt Damon. How could it be anything other than a **** sandwich?Wow, Elysium is a real **** sandwich.
I liked District 9 well enough, but was never interested in Elysium, or that director's new film, Chappie. It's become pretty clear that he's kind of one note, and that note is, "THIS IS IMPORTANT SOCIAL/POLITICAL COMMENTARY TOLD THROUGH OVERLY ON THE NOSE SCI-FI METAPHORS."Wow, Elysium is a real **** sandwich.
I remember PFIDC raving about Behind the Candelabra.
