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The last movie I watched was The Happening. It was...um... interesting.
Last Movie You Watched?
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Star Wars Episode 2: The Clone Wars.
It is so fun to re-watch the classics. :P
It is so fun to re-watch the classics. :P
Transformers dark of the moon. Went to the preview showing as I;m working the next 2 days and didn't want anyone to ruin it and I must say it is by miles the best 3D film I have ever seen. Film of the year for me by miles.
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The last movie i watched was Jennifer's body with my boyfriend which so happend to me last Sunday (yes I know I am late but things happen)
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The last movie I watched was Orphan and omg it was so scary. >n<;;;
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Seven Samurai and The Royal Tenenbaums
SS is looooooooooooong; by long I mean over three friggin' hours long. Normally that's a deal-breaker for me but I'd bought it and had a three-hour train ride so thought "it's now or never". And it was good. I can certainly see how it's high on the IMDb Top 250 and how it spawned dozens of remakes and rip-offs. To be honest, I think it would have been better if it had been cut... but that's just my anti-long film bias emerging. Whatever.
RT was my first foray into Wes Anderson (a ten minute sampling of The Darjeeling Limited that I hated doesn't really count) and I can't really say that I loved it but I certainly admired a lot of what it was trying to do. Gene Hackman is kinda great as the patriach of an 'unusual' family fallen on hard times and plays his role of quasi-antagonist brilliantly. The rest of the cast are spotty but mostly pull it together. Definitely not for everyone.
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SS is looooooooooooong; by long I mean over three friggin' hours long. Normally that's a deal-breaker for me but I'd bought it and had a three-hour train ride so thought "it's now or never". And it was good. I can certainly see how it's high on the IMDb Top 250 and how it spawned dozens of remakes and rip-offs. To be honest, I think it would have been better if it had been cut... but that's just my anti-long film bias emerging. Whatever.
RT was my first foray into Wes Anderson (a ten minute sampling of The Darjeeling Limited that I hated doesn't really count) and I can't really say that I loved it but I certainly admired a lot of what it was trying to do. Gene Hackman is kinda great as the patriach of an 'unusual' family fallen on hard times and plays his role of quasi-antagonist brilliantly. The rest of the cast are spotty but mostly pull it together. Definitely not for everyone.
Posting Binge: 3/40
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Vodka Lemon: The only movie I could find from Armenia, but worth a watch.
The Polar Express: One of the best Xmas movies.
Kray: A must see movie from Russia about trains in a Siberian camp.
Insidious: Great horror with unbearable music.
Winnie the Pooh: The 2011 animated movie was worth the wait.
Trolljegeren: Norwegian fake indie action documentary that should had been more scary than funny.
Jack Frost: It's that Jack Frost comedy with Michael Keaton from the 1990s where he turns into a snowman in his afterlife.
Admiral: Epic Russian war movie that ends with a thrilling train ride in Siberia.
The story of the weeping camel: Dreamlike Mongolian movie about a camel that most be united with it's foal.
Since Otar Left: A movie not to miss from the country Georgia by the border to Armenia where an old woman thinks a dead family member is still alive
The Polar Express: One of the best Xmas movies.
Kray: A must see movie from Russia about trains in a Siberian camp.
Insidious: Great horror with unbearable music.
Winnie the Pooh: The 2011 animated movie was worth the wait.
Trolljegeren: Norwegian fake indie action documentary that should had been more scary than funny.
Jack Frost: It's that Jack Frost comedy with Michael Keaton from the 1990s where he turns into a snowman in his afterlife.
Admiral: Epic Russian war movie that ends with a thrilling train ride in Siberia.
The story of the weeping camel: Dreamlike Mongolian movie about a camel that most be united with it's foal.
Since Otar Left: A movie not to miss from the country Georgia by the border to Armenia where an old woman thinks a dead family member is still alive
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I watched the Diary of Anne Frank the other day and thought it was really good. For a film set in a single room, they still managed to make it tense and interesting. The actors really appealed to me as well.
Today I watched Manhunter. Not my favourite Lecter film, still decent. Tom Noonan was great in it though.
Today I watched Manhunter. Not my favourite Lecter film, still decent. Tom Noonan was great in it though.
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Prisoner of the Mountains: The Oscar nom worth. Two soldiers are caught in Kazakhstan, and they are ended up in a remote village.
Super 8: Something comes up from a derailed train, and it's an alien. Great effects but rushed.
Kelin: One of the movie highlights of 2009. It's winter in Kazakhstan, and the action takes place in a village with a few words.
Burnt by the sun: A man in disguise visits his family under the Stalin era, as it's a sunny summer day in a Russian forest. Epic, but silly at times.
Mongol: Long movie about the life of Dschingis Khan.
Super 8: Something comes up from a derailed train, and it's an alien. Great effects but rushed.
Kelin: One of the movie highlights of 2009. It's winter in Kazakhstan, and the action takes place in a village with a few words.
Burnt by the sun: A man in disguise visits his family under the Stalin era, as it's a sunny summer day in a Russian forest. Epic, but silly at times.
Mongol: Long movie about the life of Dschingis Khan.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.
It was good. Surprisingly good. Not my favorite tho, but it's up there. Can't wait to watch part two <3
It was good. Surprisingly good. Not my favorite tho, but it's up there. Can't wait to watch part two <3
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I watched Babel again, love that film so much.
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Indochine: Epic French love story taking place under the fights in old Indochine.
Recommended to mature French cinema lovers.
Recommended to mature French cinema lovers.
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Mr. Poppers Penguins: Another typical NYC family comedy, and this time with penugins owned by Jim Carrey.
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