Chit-Chat: Do you still believe in one another?

[Castaigne]

The Lego Movie, Birdman, A Walk Among the Tombstones, Big Hero 6, Interstellar, American Sniper, and Selma were my fav movies of 2014.

No idea what will be on the Oscars because I never "got" awards shows. I just watch what I like lol.

 

[Her]

The Lego Movie, Birdman, A Walk Among the Tombstones, Big Hero 6, Interstellar, American Sniper, and Selma were my fav movies of 2014.

No idea what will be on the Oscars because I never "got" awards shows. I just watch what I like lol.

omg big hero 6 was so good! I took my seven year old brother to see it and I was surprised by how it entertained me despite how sappy it was

 

[Chikara]

I still need to see Big Hero 6, it looks so cute ;-;
That and How to Train Your Dragon 2, I loved the first one. Wow, I've watched no animated movies this year D:

 

[Castaigne]

omg big hero 6 was so good! I took my seven year old brother to see it and I was surprised by how it entertained me despite how sappy it was

Yeah, my nieces absolutely loved it too. For once we actually liked the same movie lol,

I still need to see Big Hero 6, it looks so cute ;-;

It's got some dark elements even for a Pixar movie yo

 

[Her]

It's got some dark elements even for a Pixar movie yo

which it balances out by making every positive scene as saccharine sweet as any kingdom hearts game

 

[Shining Raichu]

Great Films that I've seen that have come out this decade (in alphabetical order for no reason) (with genres and years for no reason) (bolded ones I loved, bolded/italicized/underlined ones are now in my top 5 ever):

Birdman (2014 - black comedy/psychological drama)
Black Swan (2010 - psychological thriller/psychological drama)
Django Unchained (2012 - western/black comedy)
Drive (2011 - crime/thriller/neo-noir/romance)
Frances Ha (2012 - drama/comedy)
Gone Girl (2014 - mystery/psychological drama/crime/thriller)
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014 - comedy)
Her (2013 - romance/sci-fi/drama)
Holy Motors (2012 - surrealism)
Inherent Vice (2014 - neo-noir/black comedy/crime/mystery)
Inside Llewyn Davis (2013 - drama/music)
Interstellar (2014 - sci fi/drama/adventure)
It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012 - animation/psychological drama/black comedy/surrealism)
The Lego Movie (2014 - animation/comedy/adventure/Family)
Selma (2014 - historical drama/biopic)
The Social Network (2010 - biopic/drama)
The Tree of Life (2011 - drama/coming-of-age)
Whiplash (2014 - music/psychological drama)

I dunno why I took the time to do this. I have too much time on my hands. hope that helps m8

Black Swan, Django Unchained, Her, The Social Network and Gone Girl were all amazing

 

[Pinkie-Dawn]

Interstellar, Captain America: the Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men: DoFP, Godzilla, the LEGO Movie, How to Train Your Dragon 2, Ow the Edge of Tomorrow, the Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies, the Grand Budapest Hotel, and the Box Trolls were my favorites for 2014. I wish I would say the same with Big Hero Six, but I hear how the guys from Smashboards find it "ok," meaning, assuming that the image I found saying that Disney is having second renaissance and Honest Trailer's Lion King video is true, every other Disney movie after Frozen will be considered as inferior.

It's got some dark elements even for a Pixar movie yo

Pixar didn't make Big Hero Six though; it was Disney Animation Studios.

 

[Cura]

Ow the Edge

 

[Bobbylicious]

Black Swan, Django Unchained, Her, The Social Network and Gone Girl were all amazing

U only liked gone girl coz u saw Ben afflecks penis, be honest

(It's ok that's the only reason I liked it)

 

[Alexander Nicholi]

I totally just did this face, mouth and all.

 

[Bobbylicious]

I totally just did this face, mouth and all.

let me in in some of dis action plz

 

[Klippy]

Gone Girl is one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. I didn't see his penis in the theater when I saw it, but I just watched it again Saturday and yep, there's definitely some sideview going on.

 

[Bobbylicious]

Gone Girl is one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. I didn't see his penis in the theater when I saw it, but I just watched it again Saturday and yep, there's definitely some sideview going on.

If u missed out on seeing the peen on the big screen then ur rly missin out there bae

 

[Shining Raichu]

Yeah I didn't see that either, and it certainly wouldn't have been the highlight if I had...

 

[Bobbylicious]

Damn u peeps need to get ur priorities straight

 

[Mark Kamill]

Did someone say George Carlin? Its funny how if I heard his name, I remember his jokes and all that, but what I truly remember him for is something a lot more personal and to my childhood.

I didn't need these kind of feels in the morning, Thomas was also a huge part of me growing up as well, now that I know that Carlin narrated that episode I'm almost in tears. ;_;

To lighten up the mood, I've been on a New Wave binge. Black, Talk Talk, Talking Heads, the works.

 

[Chikara]

/stands up. I saw his peen in the theater.

I almost thought I saw Ed Norton's in Birdman, but no dice. At least I got to see his butt though.

 

[Ice1]

I went to the cinema for Guardians Of The Galaxy and for Cap 2 in 2014. I'll probably only go to the cinema for Ant-Man and Avengers this year. I'm culture-less.

 

[moon]

I went to the cinema for Guardians Of The Galaxy and for Cap 2 in 2014. I'll probably only go to the cinema for Ant-Man and Avengers this year. I'm culture-less.

Haha my plans are exactly like yours.

When does Finding Dory come out though? I could see that in the cinema, if it's anywhere near as epic and cute as Finding Nemo.

 

[The Void]

I have a colleague who just watched 50 Shades of Grey. Of all the movies to watch in a cinema... :(