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Apodrocks
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I think im going to watch Innkeepers, and cry myself to sleep.
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Neumatic
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Warrior
First time Iv seen it, great movie.
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bmore4life815
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| Neumatic wrote: | Warrior
First time Iv seen it, great movie. |
I cry every time I see Nolte's reaction to his sons walking out of the octagon together.
Brilliant film.
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tinoynk
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| bmore4life815 wrote: | | Neumatic wrote: | Warrior
First time Iv seen it, great movie. |
I cry every time I see Nolte's reaction to his sons walking out of the octagon together.
Brilliant film. |
It's a little cliche and predictable to be brilliant, but it is phenomenally executed in every aspect. Loved every second of it.
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AtariB20
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Just watched "Lockout"
A movie that takes place in the future, so that means unrealistic as well. But... Guy Peace, IMO was hilarious and made the movie. Very entertaining. |
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Vikefan79
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| tylerdouglass wrote: | | Vikefan79 wrote: | | Vikefan79 wrote: | | Machine Gun Preacher |
If any of you haven't seen this it's on Netflix. Just finished it and it was a great movie. Based a on true story of a former motorcycle gang member that decided to turn his life around and decide his mission in life is to help save the childen of Uganda and Sudan. Honestly it left me pretty choked up. It stars Gerard Butler and Michelle Monaghan. |
I'd be lying if I said I wasn't choked up a couple times in the movie.
| Quote: | | When Butler finds out the leader of the freedom fighters (don't remember his name) dies, and gets really upset and tells his buddy that he was nothing more than a stray dog, I about lost it. I could see a relapse/overdose coming a mile a way and I almost had to turn the movie off for a couple minutes. Tough, tough scene to watch. |
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Mine was when the young boy comes into his "room" and sits down. There is a few moments of silence before the boy finally speaks. When he was telling the story in his own words it was so hard for me to watch.
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PurpleMugen
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| Apodrocks wrote: | | I noticed you didn't mention Definitely maybe, one film me and Osprey totally agree on. Superb romantic comedy. |
I have not seen that film, I'll add that to my watch list, as per your recommendation. I will have to find a way to ignore Ryan Reynolds because I don't find him an appealing actor, but I will look into it!
Any older films you'd recommend (any year before 2012, so 2011 and prior)? Here are some of my favorite films, btw, just so you (and all others reading) can get an idea of what types of films I'm in to:
Lost in Translation
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Blade Runner
Frost/Nixon
Mystic River
Spirited Away
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Never Let Me Go
Junebug
Zodiac
Red Riding Trilogy
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Vikefan79
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| PurpleMugen wrote: | | Apodrocks wrote: | | I noticed you didn't mention Definitely maybe, one film me and Osprey totally agree on. Superb romantic comedy. |
I have not seen that film, I'll add that to my watch list, as per your recommendation. I will have to find a way to ignore Ryan Reynolds because I don't find him an appealing actor, but I will look into it!
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It really is a good movie.
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bkobow05
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| AtariB20 wrote: | Just watched "Lockout"
A movie that takes place in the future, so that means unrealistic as well. But... Guy Peace, IMO was hilarious and made the movie. Very entertaining. |
Guy Pearce was awesome in that. 
Loved the interrogation scene.
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SaveourSonics
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| bmore4life815 wrote: | | Neumatic wrote: | Warrior
First time Iv seen it, great movie. |
I cry every time I see Nolte's reaction to his sons walking out of the octagon together.
Brilliant film. |
One of my favorite movies of all time.
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AtariB20
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| bkobow05 wrote: | | AtariB20 wrote: | Just watched "Lockout"
A movie that takes place in the future, so that means unrealistic as well. But... Guy Peace, IMO was hilarious and made the movie. Very entertaining. |
Guy Pearce was awesome in that.
Loved the interrogation scene. |
"Who was the mystery man on the phone??"
"His name was F-You"
"Oh is hat right?"
"Ya, he was Asian"
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bmore4life815
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I'm watching The Devil's Double again in a few. It's far from a great film, but I still enjoy it. Mainly because Dominic Cooper is so unbelievably talented as an actor.
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fluhartz
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| bmore4life815 wrote: | | I'm watching The Devil's Double again in a few. It's far from a great film, but I still enjoy it. Mainly because Dominic Cooper is so unbelievably talented as an actor. |
I liked that movie...Dude was nuts
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keysersoze3421
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| tinoynk wrote: | | bmore4life815 wrote: | | Neumatic wrote: | Warrior
First time Iv seen it, great movie. |
I cry every time I see Nolte's reaction to his sons walking out of the octagon together.
Brilliant film. |
It's a little cliche and predictable to be brilliant, but it is phenomenally executed in every aspect. Loved every second of it. |
Pretty much. The cliche moments are sometimes the ones that get me the most emotionally. Sometimes it's the not-so-cliche moments too (e.g., Beasts of the Southern Wild).
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AtariB20
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Going to watch "Safe" later on tonight. Anybody seen it??
I figure at the very least, it'll be an entertaining, action packed Statham film. |
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