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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Pappa » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:17 pm

1. Zombieland
2. The Last Airbender
3. The Watchmen
4. Predators
5. Battle Royale II
6. Talladega Nights
7. Cronos
8. Mystery Men
9. Let the Right One In
10. Sin City
11. Toy Story 3
12. Ten Canoes
13. Cloudy with a chance of meatballs
14. Ultramarines
15. Dragon Wars
16. Versus
17. La Horde - loved it, had some of the best zombie killing scenes ever.
18. Gammera the Invincible

19. Les Revenants :tup: A very interesting and watchable film
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Clinton Huxley » Sat Jan 15, 2011 9:34 pm

1) The Way Back. Beautifully shot but a little dull.
2) Die Hard
3) The Expendables. Tins of corned beef don't make movies but if they did...
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Pappa » Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:16 pm

Jynx wrote:Tokyo Gore Police
Any good?
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Azathoth » Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:24 pm

I'm torn between watching that or ichi the killer tonight. Might do both
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Animavore » Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:34 pm

Pappa wrote:
Jynx wrote:Tokyo Gore Police
Any good?
Absolute crap. But hilarious.
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by charlou » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:04 am

1 school ties
2 garage days
3 broken flowers
4 Salvador
5 Monster's Ball
6 Wonderland ...
7 Alexandra's Project ... twisted
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by rachelbean » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:06 am

Charlou, what did you thikn about Broken Flowers? I loved it but I don't think I've ever met another person who did.
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by maiforpeace » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:18 am

Hey everyone, would you be willing to put a comment, or even just a simple - or + sign next to the movies you disliked and liked, respectively? There's so many new movies for me to pick from on your lists now, and I'd like to know which ones to get.
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by charlou » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:30 am

rachelbean wrote:Charlou, what did you thikn about Broken Flowers? I loved it but I don't think I've ever met another person who did.
Yes, it's a really good film I thought ... quite an intensely personal subject dealt with in a manner as gentle and subtle as the character Bill Murray portrays so well.


Mai, I'm a bit lazy with the reviews :pardon: ... I'll try to expand a little on my brief comments in future ...

IMDB is useful for getting a broad range of viewer reviews, I find.
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Xamonas Chegwé » Sun Jan 16, 2011 6:20 am

rachelbean wrote:Charlou, what did you thikn about Broken Flowers? I loved it but I don't think I've ever met another person who did.
I adored it! I am a big fan of Jarmusch and that is him at his best. I absolutely adored the complete ambiguity of it - you followed everything that happened but never really learned much about anything and only a little of the characters' backstory was filled in - just like in real life. Mix in some beautifully underplayed character acting, a brilliant and eclectic music score and the deliberately slow-paced direction and I was mesmerised. It was :awesome:
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by charlou » Sun Jan 16, 2011 10:58 am

1 school ties
2 garage days
3 broken flowers
4 Salvador
5 Monster's Ball
6 Wonderland ...
7 Alexandra's Project
8 Caligula ... ghastly fantastic erotic brutal explicit
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Pappa » Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:10 pm

1. Zombieland - :tup:
2. The Last Airbender - :tdown:
3. The Watchmen - :tup:
4. Predators - :tup:
5. Battle Royale II - :tdown:
6. Talladega Nights - :tup:
7. Cronos - :tup:
8. Mystery Men - :tup:
9. Let the Right One In - Really lovely film :tup:
10. Sin City - :tup:
11. Toy Story 3 - :tup:
12. Ten Canoes - :tup:
13. Cloudy with a chance of meatballs - :tup:
14. Ultramarines - only good for fanboys
15. Dragon Wars - Pretty cheesy, but unintentionally funny too.
16. Versus - so-so
17. La Horde - loved it, had some of the best zombie killing scenes ever. :tup:
18. Gammera the Invincible - :tdown:
19. Les Revenants - :tup: A very interesting and watchable film
20. Bubba's Chili Parlour - If you like cheesy retro zombie grindhouse, you'll love this. :tup:
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by The Curious Squid » Sun Jan 16, 2011 7:09 pm

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1. Zombieland
2. Die Hard
3. Die Hard II: Die Harder
4. Tron Legacy
5. Red Dragon
6. The Silence of the Lambs
7. Alien
8. Aliens
9. Alien 3

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2. Sherlock: The Blind Banker
3. The X-Files: Little Green Men
4. The X-Files: The Host
5. The X-Files: Blood
6. The X-Files: Sleepless
7. The X-Files: Duane Barry
8. The X-Files: Ascension
9. The X-Files: 3
10. The X-Files: One Breath
11. The X-Files: Firewalker
12. The X-Files: Red Museum
13. The X-Files: Excelsis Dei
14. The X-Files: Aubrey
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Pappa » Sun Jan 16, 2011 11:10 pm

1. Zombieland - :tup:
2. The Last Airbender - :tdown:
3. The Watchmen - :tup:
4. Predators - :tup:
5. Battle Royale II - :tdown:
6. Talladega Nights - :tup:
7. Cronos - :tup:
8. Mystery Men - :tup:
9. Let the Right One In - Really lovely film :tup:
10. Sin City - :tup:
11. Toy Story 3 - :tup:
12. Ten Canoes - :tup:
13. Cloudy with a chance of meatballs - :tup:
14. Ultramarines - only good for fanboys
15. Dragon Wars - Pretty cheesy, but unintentionally funny too.
16. Versus - so-so
17. La Horde - loved it, had some of the best zombie killing scenes ever. :tup:
18. Gammera the Invincible - :tdown:
19. Les Revenants - :tup: A very interesting and watchable film
20. Bubba's Chili Parlour - If you like cheesy retro zombie grindhouse, you'll love this. :tup:
21. Zombie Strippers - really stupid and pretty funny. :tup:
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Re: The 150 movie challenge (?) 2011

Post by Twoflower » Mon Jan 17, 2011 3:55 am

1. Zombieland :?
2. Die Hard :awesome:
3. Die Hard II: Die Harder :awesome: :awesome:
4. Life as we know it :D
5. Sherlock Holmes episode 1 :awesome: :awesome:
6. Sherlock Holmes Episode 2 :tup:
7. Sherlock Holmes Episode 3 :awesome: :awesome:
8. True Grit :awesome:
9. The Kings Speech :awesome: :tup:
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