finally saw requiem 4 a dream..was w/e i think i was just expecting too much cuz of all the hype i hear from my wanna be have actual problemsintheirlife friends

curse of chucky

7/10

Ted. was ok.

Guilt Trip - awful.

hunchback of notre dame.
Havnt seen it since i was very young, but what the fuck he doesnt get the girl @_@

edit - i never read the book but the movie seemed crazy dark for disney.
the lust for esmerelda from the bad guy ( esp during the hellfire song )
all sorts of shit that was just crazy.

This post was edited by slacker057 on Sep 25 2013 06:15pm

Troll 2

curse of chucky

7.5/10

Basically I have watched a number of movies in the last week.

1. The Host (this was a superb movie for those that like to look beyond the scope)
2. Fast and Furious 6 (basically did not like the idiocy behind the storyline... FFS... when a person threatens your family... wtf would you do... ensure there safet right)
3. Oblivion (2010) movie... loved the idea and the way they did this to the end.
4. Re watched the Riddick movies from Pitch Black to the new movie... all good... but FFS... the new one is missing some fvcking action from the "Chronicles" to this... I want to know see the in-between etc)

END NOTE: Yify is awesome for DLs...

EDIT #2: as for Kick Ass 2... ffs that was pathetic compared to Kick Ass

This post was edited by izParagonzi on Sep 26 2013 04:03am

Saw two today:

Doubt (2008) -- Excellent acting by Streep and Hoffman and Amy Adams did her job, too. Not a whole lot really happens in the movie, it's mainly built around the conflict between the two leads which was entertaining as Hell to watch, particularly the scene where Streeps tears Hoffman down in her office near the end. 3.5 // 5.0.

East of Eden (1955) -- It is based off of one of my favorite books of all-time and is different in many respects. I feel like you get a lot more out of this movie if you've read the book (which is probably most always the case, but more so here I believe) mainly in terms of background for the characters. There's also a lot that's very different from the novel and while I understand it is difficult to translate such a large book into a two hour movie, especially when you really wanna focus it around James Dean, I just have the feeling they could have done a bit better. Apparently Steinbeck himself was involved with this movie in some respect, so there's that. Also, I ain't no queer or nothin' but God damn is James Dean a pretty man. 3.0 // 5.0.