Favorite Movie

[tom the pit leader]

the big lebowski


I see why this movie has a cult following

[MeltedLazerz]

Originally Posted by bitermer

Anyone seen Cloud Atlas?
I would highly recommend it if you have a decent attention span (3 hours long and can get a bit confusing)

I saw it and thought it was decent but nothing particularly spectacular. It was very well done but a little too long, too many narratives occurring at once sometimes distracted from the point. also it was a tad cliche.

it's certainly a very polarizing movie, some people I know absolutely love it and some absolutely hate it.

[bitermer]

Originally Posted by MeltedLazerz

I saw it and thought it was decent but nothing particularly spectacular. It was very well done but a little too long, too many narratives occurring at once sometimes distracted from the point. also it was a tad cliche.

it's certainly a very polarizing movie, some people I know absolutely love it and some absolutely hate it.

tbh the first time I saw it was a bit confused with all the storylines and details, but after the second time it was much better as you get all the bits you missed the first time. Some scenes were a bit cliche i agree, but the dialogue/screenwriting was incredible!

[williams]

I would have to say An Interview with A Vampire. I love Vampire movies (- Twilight) and this was fantastic, just like the book. It shows the hardships of being a Vampire, so it is more realistic and focuses on the problems Vampires would have, not sparkly either helps.

[Lord Emperor Clot]

Recently seen, in order of non-suckiness:

Man of Steel: Very nicely done with a new lead man and camera work that was top level. I loved it when they were throwing around (at the end fight scene) a tanker truck with "Lexcorp" on the side! Subtle goodies. Good flick.

Iron Man 3- Go get 'em, Ms. Potts!

Star Trek- Into Darkness. Hmmphm. Bringing back Khan? Really? If I hear "I am, and always shall be, your friend" one more time... c'mon.

GI Joe: Retaliation- I only went because my son begged me to go. Much better than I expected! Johnson and Willis revived the franchise, IMHO. But I still think of little plastic army dolls when I hear the movie title.

So what should I see next?

[bitermer]

The Iron Giant

[Kiquers Duratzloff]

Inside Out! It is really good! Warning! it is really emotional at the end.

[Lord Emperor Clot]

Originally Posted by Kiquers Duratzloff

Inside Out! It is really good! Warning! it is really emotional at the end.

YES!!!
Well written, and the producers consulted psych professionals who know the field! When the teenage boy meets the girl... priceless.

[bitermer]

I really enjoyed that one too. Even the opening short was great!

[mojo882]

Originally Posted by Lord Emperor Clot

YES!!!
Well written, and the producers consulted psych professionals who know the field! When the teenage boy meets the girl... priceless.

clearly the best scene was when the mum was trying to get the dads attention at the dinner table