I feel bad if that's what they came up with making a book into a movie over 15 years. Was their budget next to nothing? And glad you summed up what my movie preference was based off me saying a slow boring movie was boring.

also your quote of liking your movies to resemble art also makes no sense, so I get it all now. The other way around would be me liking my art like movies? So like screen caps posted on the wall?

This post was edited by DuckManParkey on Oct 14 2014 10:58pm

What you call a "slow boring movie" will show your ignorance and your lack of an long attention span. Michael Bay movies are that way --------->

My quote, dumbed down for you, means that people tend to account their "flavor of the month" filming exploits as something special or "artistic". This was clearly more than that.

I don't want to have to break down how to enjoy this movie through an artistic lens for you, but I will say that you clearly don't know what it means to appreciate the aspects of a films cinematography to enjoy your current "choice of entertainment".

127 Hours with James Franco, a little slow but a good movie.

Fargo

Not too big on the Cohen bros so haven't seen this until now, was good tho.

"You didn't like thing that I like so you must be dumb and a michael bay fan"

classic strawman

Sleep Dealer - Foreign film, spanish language, enlish subs, was a decent movie, a little cheesy but not bad

Eden Lake (200)

Not bad, 6/10.

Java Heat, Kellan Lutz, Mickey Rourke

Kinda low budget, but not a bad movie overall

Just saw Triangle (2009). This movie was a complete mind-fuck from beginning to end. Was decent psychological thriller.

The Edge (1997)

Amazing flick, I always loved it.