The Hobbit.
Eh. It was alright. took me like 6 hours to watch because I kept pausing and doing something because it failed to keep my attention for too long at a time.
And eagles are the most op ass muthafuckas in middle earth.
Decent enough though. and dat thorin x bilbo brohug.
I'll probably watch the second one.
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How quickly before someone overdubs the trailer so Radagast shouting "What if it's a trap" is replaced by Admiral Ackbar?
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Just been given Friday off, so Man Of Steel for me then
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Watched A Good Day to Die Hard last night, Easily the weakest of the series but still enjoyable. Even if it does seriously stretch the boundaries of credibility (even more than usual, I mean) on more than one occasion.
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Darkweasel wrote:Watched A Good Day to Die Hard last night, Easily the weakest of the series but still enjoyable. Even if it does seriously stretch the boundaries of credibility (even more than usual, I mean) on more than one occasion.
I liked the car chase but that was about it. The father/son relationship made me cringe. It wasn't a totally bad film by any stretch, that franchise just has high expectations for me.
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Darkweasel wrote:Watched A Good Day to Die Hard last night, Easily the weakest of the series but still enjoyable. Even if it does seriously stretch the boundaries of credibility (even more than usual, I mean) on more than one occasion.
Really?
I thought it was fucking atrocious.
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It wasn't great, but yeah it was still watchable, just very lack lustre compared to the others
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My expectations had been lowered by Part 4 to accept this one more.
If it had come straight off the back of any of the first 3, I would have been a lot less giving.
Surely Part 6 will have to feature McClane and brother and sister McClane up against the sons of Hans/Simon Gruber. That's surely the only way they can finish off the franchise with a real punch.
If it had come straight off the back of any of the first 3, I would have been a lot less giving.
Surely Part 6 will have to feature McClane and brother and sister McClane up against the sons of Hans/Simon Gruber. That's surely the only way they can finish off the franchise with a real punch.
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If they do another I may have to think twice about seeing it in the cinema to be honest
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Die Hard 6 is the last one. Hopefully theyve learnt their lesson and won't dumb it down again. A 12a certificate would have put off the main people wanting to watch it. But I cant see them sticking to the original trilogys hard hitting edge unless they went out if their way to get the original team back.
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Behind the times here but just watched Casino Royale. Never been the biggest of Bond fans, this is, as far as I can remember, the first one I've watched since Roger Moore was playing him. It was pretty decent although dragged a bit in places. I can't say it's made me desperate to watch the next 2 but I did enjoy it.
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Soze wrote:Behind the times here but just watched Casino Royale. Never been the biggest of Bond fans, this is, as far as I can remember, the first one I've watched since Roger Moore was playing him. It was pretty decent although dragged a bit in places. I can't say it's made me desperate to watch the next 2 but I did enjoy it.
I thought Casino was dull, boring and slow. Skyfall is much better and a proper Bond film.
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Yesterday and the day before:
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Cinema)
The Breakfast Club (Blu Ray)
An Officer and A Gentleman (Cinema)
Quite a fantastic 2 days of film. Seen the first two a good few times, but it was my first time with An Officer, and I really liked it a lot. Much less chick flick than I'd been lead to believe.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Cinema)
The Breakfast Club (Blu Ray)
An Officer and A Gentleman (Cinema)
Quite a fantastic 2 days of film. Seen the first two a good few times, but it was my first time with An Officer, and I really liked it a lot. Much less chick flick than I'd been lead to believe.
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Going to give The Last Stand a go. 'mon Arnie.
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Luke_X wrote:Soze wrote:Behind the times here but just watched Casino Royale. Never been the biggest of Bond fans, this is, as far as I can remember, the first one I've watched since Roger Moore was playing him. It was pretty decent although dragged a bit in places. I can't say it's made me desperate to watch the next 2 but I did enjoy it.
I thought Casino was dull, boring and slow. Skyfall is much better and a proper Bond film.
I preferred Casino's pace and intensity to Skyfall personally, although I agree Skyfall is a proper Bond film
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