The I Watched Recently Thread *possible spoilers*

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In the last 2 weeks on a marathon

- The Rum Diary

- Terminator 2: Judgement Day

- Public Enemies

- Annie
(2014)

- Seven Pounds

- Hancock

- Eyes Wide Shut
(GOAT movie and subtly hilarious)

- The Expendables 2

- Dangerous Days: On The Edge of Blade Runner
(The making of the film)

- The Girl

- Interstellar

- Where The Wild Things Are

- Universal Soldiers

- Ponyo
(English version)

I might have missed some but this all I can remember at the moment

To be continued . ..
 
The Amazing Spider-Man 2:

7.5/10.

Not nearly as bad as people made it out to be. Some parts of this felt a little rushed.

Electro's powers were on display in dope fashion, the fight scenes were well done but Jamie Foxx came off awkward and his origin story sucked. The fights between him and Spidey were nice, I like the effects and angles they used, Electro seemed all-powerful in a way, which is great for a villain but this is also why his downfall seemed so anticlimactic to me.

Didn't like the use of the Green Goblin, this storyline seemed rushed, the Harry-Peter friendship wasn't well established as it seems they relied on you to remember the other Spider-Man series instead of building the relationship In their own series.

The relationship between Gwen and Peter was cool, pretty corny but I always think the love interest stuff is corny. I do appreciate that they continued the classic Spider-Man trope of Peter being Spider-Man ruining his life and straining his relationships.

Overall, I enjoyed it. Would certainly watch it again and didn't see much wrong with it. It wasn't perfect but it wasn't enough wrong with it to hate either. It was a good movie that just went a little long and yet felt underdeveloped.
 
Jessabelle was trash, dont watch that shit....Deliver us from evil was so so...Juon six was wack....havent seen so many shitty horror movies in a while lol smh.
 
Finally watched Guardians of the Galaxy though and it was an excellent, hilarious(but loaded with cliches) adventure movie. Superb soundtrack and visuals.
 
Just watched:

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For the first time yesterday. Always heard about it but never got around to checking it. Finally decided to yesterday after seeing it on the Netflix queue. Good fucking movie. Spacey the GOAT.

Lol @ that small bag of weed costing 2g's though, fucking crazy.
 
Lou_Cypher;7607641 said:
Lol @ that small bag of weed costing 2g's though, fucking crazy.

Dude said the weed was test produced by the military hence it's cost and if you seen Interstellar he was one of the crew in the shuttle.. he died in that planet with the ocean waves
 
rip.dilla;7608195 said:
Lou_Cypher;7607641 said:
Lol @ that small bag of weed costing 2g's though, fucking crazy.

Dude said the weed was test produced by the military hence it's cost and if you seen Interstellar he was one of the crew in the shuttle.. he died in that planet with the ocean waves

Yeah i saw that part. Thats how i knew he was full of shit lol.
 
This is where I leave you

Hilarious...watched it Cause I was bored but glad I did

Decent cast so expected it to be decent though
 
Rampage12;7536976 said:
Lone Star (1996) starring Chris Cooper, Elizabeth Pena (RIP), Kris Kristofferson, Joe Morton, Ron Canada, Clifton James, Frances McDormand, and Matthew McConaughey. Man this movie is kind of slow but ends up being well worth it and ends up being a total mindfuck. It's set in Texas near the Mexican border where Chris Cooper stars as Sam Deeds the local sheriff who is totally overshadowed by the reputation and memory of his father Buddy Deeds (played in flashbacks by McConaughey). But when a skeleton turns up at the Army's rifle range Deeds' uncovers numerous town secrets in his search for the identity of the skeleton and what happened to him. Also delves pretty deep into the White-Black-Mexican race relations from many years ago in the flashbacks. 8.5/10.

I'm gonna bump this just to see if anyone's seen it or will watch it just to see if they enjoyed it and thought it was as great a film as I did.
 
Two Night Stand starring Miles Teller, Analeigh Tipton, Kid Cudi, & Jessica Szohr. Basically a newly single recent college graduate joins a dating website and has a one night stand with a guy and when they wake up in the morning they end up hating each other. The only problem is a record setting blizzard arrived overnight forcing her to have to stay at his apartment. Pretty predictable R-rated romantic comedy, not great-not terrible. 5/10.
 
Had a fantastic Thanksgiving trip outside of New York and found myself having a full blown Nostaliga film orgy. You see that same week "Jurassic World" aka "Jurassic Park 4" and "The Force Awakens" aka "Star Wars Episode VII" 1st teasers came out. Well not only am I going to review both teasers but check out my George Lucas/Spielberg Film Orgy during Thanksgiving Week:

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(GRADE = B ) In the Mid-80's coming of the iconic success of the Legendary "Star Wars Trilogy". Lucas teamed up with Marvel once again as they did all the Star Wars comic books to bring one of their characters to live action. "Howard The Duck" was born. The movie bombed and got terrible reviews. It's called one of the worst movies ever. Well when I originally saw it I was a young boy of the 80's and loved it. Well now I'm in my mid-30's and haven't watched the movie in years. Would these adult eyes still look at it the same?

Not only did I enjoy the movie now, I'm reminded why sometimes people get things wrong about movies when they come out. Staring Lea Thompson of the "Back to the Future Trilogy" and future Oscar Winner Tim Robbins. "Howard The Duck" is an throwback 80's film all the way. From the music, to the outfits. Was it cheesy? Yes but that's what made it fun. Howard was funny as hell. The effects were great for that era. Howard felt real. Also I laugh cause there was a lot of sexual humor in the film. Overall it held up so screw the critics. Howard the Duck Rules. I love how he had a cameo in "Guardians of the Galaxy".

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(GRADE = A CLASSIC) With rumors of the "Episode VII" trailer coming out, I decided to watch "Return of the Jedi" as the new movie will be a sequel to that film. Wow, I can never get tired of this movie. The Han Solo rescue from Jabba's Palace. Luke taking on Vader and the Emperor. And Yes LOVED the ewoks. They were for kids, fall back but those fuzzy little teddy bears in the forest got it done. Not to mention Lando flying the Falcon and taking out the 2nd Death Star. It may not be better than the original "Star Wars" or "Empire Strikes Back" but it was a fantastic Conclusion to a Legendary trilogy.

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(GRADE = B ) With the "Jurassic World" trailer leaking, I decided to pop in the sequel and give it a spin. I didn't watch the original cause I know it's Classic but haven't seen the sequels in years and wanted to see how it held up. "Jurassic World" is the sequel to the Legendary "Jurassic Park". Spielberg returns to the director chair for his 1st sequel since the "Indiana Jones" Trilogy. This time Dr. Hammond sends Malcolm (Jeff Goldbum) and a new team to a different island which hasn't been monitored by humans. When Malcolm finds out his girlfriend played by Julianne Moore is already there, he heads out against his own wishes. It was a good sequel it just fails in comparison to the original. There was also a few cheesy moments but it has held up better than "Jurassic Park 3" has.

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TEASER GRADE = A "Jurassic World" is coming out summer 2015 but we finally got a sneak peak. I was very impressed with where they are taking the story. For 3 movies the park never officially opened. Now the park is finally open to the public but something goes wrong when a new dinosaur was created. The Film stars Chris Pratt from "Guardians" fame and Ron Howard's daughter Bryce Dallas Howard. But I'm there for sure, looks really dope.

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TEASER GRADE = A + Instant Classic. Probably the most anticipated sequel in my lifetime. Yes the sequel to "Return of the Jedi" that many thought would never happen, "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens" teaser came out the day after Thanksgiving. This teaser was so Big that it was even released in theaters. Anyways, JJ Abrams is now in the director chair now that Lucas has retired. The teaser didn't give us much but did give us a glimpse into the new characters.

John Boyega of "Attack the Block" fame is playing a Stormtrooper. The Stormtroopers also have a new design. Then we see a female riding a speeder, she must be a SKywalker/Solo child. Then we see Oscar Issac's as a rebel pilot with an amazing shot of X-wing's flying over a lake. Lastly we see a Darkside figure and even a new lightsaber. Lastly we see the Falcon in all it's glory. I loved the teaser, again didn't give to much but enough to get excited. The movie doesn't come out till next year Christmas time but the hype is in full force. George Lucas did create the story for this film so that is his involvement. I personally didn't hate on the prequels as I understood they were the back story. But It was refreshing cause this teaser reminded me of the original trilogy.
 
huey;7610165 said:
Aborted my 3rd attempt to watch rise of the planet of apes. I just can't get past how stupid the plot is

Erm you know that "stupid plot" is based on a true story tho right?
 

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