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Revolutionary Road
Intense. Incredible acting by everyone.
Also another profound movie, I wasn't really crazy about the story though.
Cinematography 4/5Overall 3/5
You know, you're kind of missing the point if you rate cinematography separately.
Shoot 'Em Up
Far and away the most ridiculously over-the-top movie I've ever seen. If you take it for what it is, you will certainly get a kick out of it.
Last edited by MindGame (November 23, 2009 (02:37am))
Moon
Nice idea, but the movie stays far behind its possibilities.
3,75/5 lunae
Apollo 13
Houston, we have a problem
Apollo 13
Houston, we have a problem
What a great film, Even if it's a little old.
-Jack.
The Patriot
Never actually saw the whole thing before. I was quite pleased with the acting, direction, and cinematography, though towards then end it got a little old seeing Mel Gibson running around with a flag. Don't get me wrong, I've a very patriotic American, but as with Christmas songs I can only take so much of it.
Le Mépris by Jean-Luc Godard
One of Godard's more famous films, but not one of my favourites. I didn't think it was bad, but it wasn't mindblowing either. Brigitte Bardot was good though and it took me by surprise that Fritz Lang has a large part in this movie rather than a cameo.
Star Trek (2009)
I went into this film as a not-Star Trek fan, and I loved it, as a movie. Everything just seemed right. The music, scenes, pacing, characters, acting, CGI and space look. It was also shot really well. The story was good and as James Rolf said, weird as any other Star Trek movie 
I'm definatly gonna see this film again.
4/5 green hot chicks
-Darkman
Last edited by Darkman (November 28, 2009 (02:46am))
Star Trek (2009)
I went into this film as a not-Star Trek fan, and I loved it, as a movie. Everything just seemed right. The music, scenes, pacing, characters, acting, CGI and space look. It was also shot really well. The story was good and as James Rolf said, weird as any other Star Trek movie
I'm definatly gonna see this film again.4/5 green hot chicks
-Darkman
I saw that recently,nd I loved it.I didn't really like Trek much,but now I do.
Darkman wrote:Star Trek (2009)
I went into this film as a not-Star Trek fan, and I loved it, as a movie. Everything just seemed right. The music, scenes, pacing, characters, acting, CGI and space look. It was also shot really well. The story was good and as James Rolf said, weird as any other Star Trek movie
I'm definatly gonna see this film again.4/5 green hot chicks
-Darkman
I saw that recently,nd I loved it.I didn't really like Trek much,but now I do.
I like this movie but I haven't seen the older series/films, I'm gonna stick with this modern version and hope for a great sequel
-Darkman
OhI havn't seen the older ones,just bits of them.
The Towering Inferno (1974)
Again, These oldies, Get's better a' time.
Great use of Special-Effects, And.. Of curse, Fire!
I didn't really get, What building it was, But it was Nostalgic to watch.
-Jack.
No Country for Old Men
This movie is beauty incarnate.
I can't wait to see The Road.
Monster House
Lulz.
4/5
The Assasination of Jesse James & 2012
Oh jeez, hard to say which one was the best.
EDIT: probably not very clear I was being sarcastic. 2012 was awful, while The Assasination of Jesse James is one of the best films I've seen.
Last edited by Riley (November 30, 2009 (02:09am))
Death Proof
Oh my god, the car chase was amazing.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
The book was much better...
Up
Another great work by Pixar .
TWILIGHT
I'm just kidding.
2012
Really good apacoplypse movie.
The special effects are inspiring. 
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