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Feb 4 2017 03:33pm
The Nice Guys - Russel Crowe and Ryan Gosling. Pretty good movie to smoke/sip to.
Finding Dory - Eh, not a kid movie fan but when my son wants to watch a movie...
Secret life of Pets - pretty funny but again its a kid movie.
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Feb 5 2017 08:39am
Watched movies for the past 2weeks.
Swiss army man
The Accountant
Demolition
This means war
April and the extraordinary word
Old School
Liar Liar
Get Smart
Silence of the lambs
The big lebowski
Deep water horizon
Ouija:origin of evil
The edge of seventeen
Anatomy of a murder
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Feb 5 2017 10:53pm
Suicide squad

Some good moment... a lot of potential... but trying to do to much at the same time..got boring pretty quick
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Feb 6 2017 07:57am
Watched The Lord of the Rings Trilogy yesterday :)
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Feb 6 2017 07:59am
Quote (Unfall @ Feb 1 2017 05:04pm)
District 9 (2009)


so he makes one of the greatest films and then he makes total garbage like Elysium and Chappie...when threes clearly room for another few district 9 films

i just dont get it...why
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Quote (-=vasya=- @ 6 Feb 2017 14:59)
so he makes one of the greatest films and then he makes total garbage like Elysium and Chappie...when threes clearly room for another few district 9 films

i just dont get it...why


He probably wanted to recreate District 9's success. I think he mistakenly believed people wanted social issues mixed with action. He focused on concepts he considered interesting/appealing such as a ring world or robot protagonist, which he figured he should couple with action scenes for impact and entertainment, and he figured that would be enough to deliver the social theme he believed people wanted. He forgot to work on the script/story.

Apparently he also had much more freedom in Elysium and Chappie... District 9's script was heavily revised and he had more people helping him. Now he's doing most of the stuff by himself, which is exposing him as a mediocre writer. It feels like George Lucas trying to recreate his original Star Wars trilogy without any help, because he's the genius that came up with the successful concept and so nobody can write stories better than him.

At this rate he's going to become like the guy who directed "The Sixth Sense", who reached the conclusion that people wanted plot twists, plot twists and more plot twists, and just went on to making soulless movie based around an interesting concept (like a closed social circle in "The Village" or contact with aliens in "Signs") but with an awful story/script to deliver the message, which he would just add a plot twist to, expecting to achieve the same success he achieved with "The Sixth Sense".
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Feb 6 2017 08:23pm
Crash (2004)

hadnt watched in a while, is a good one
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Feb 9 2017 10:04am
Arrival (2016)

Been wanting to watch it since it's release; finally got some time to go to the cinema last night. Was good. Not amazing, but good. Some parts were a bit too naive and americocentric, but the concept was really interesting imo. I also liked the ending, which was well executed. Worked better than the power of love speaking through the bookshelf...
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Quote (zarkadon @ Feb 6 2017 05:25pm)
He probably wanted to recreate District 9's success. I think he mistakenly believed people wanted social issues mixed with action. He focused on concepts he considered interesting/appealing such as a ring world or robot protagonist, which he figured he should couple with action scenes for impact and entertainment, and he figured that would be enough to deliver the social theme he believed people wanted. He forgot to work on the script/story.

Apparently he also had much more freedom in Elysium and Chappie... District 9's script was heavily revised and he had more people helping him. Now he's doing most of the stuff by himself, which is exposing him as a mediocre writer. It feels like George Lucas trying to recreate his original Star Wars trilogy without any help, because he's the genius that came up with the successful concept and so nobody can write stories better than him.

At this rate he's going to become like the guy who directed "The Sixth Sense", who reached the conclusion that people wanted plot twists, plot twists and more plot twists, and just went on to making soulless movie based around an interesting concept (like a closed social circle in "The Village" or contact with aliens in "Signs") but with an awful story/script to deliver the message, which he would just add a plot twist to, expecting to achieve the same success he achieved with "The Sixth Sense".


Ah I see now that explains it. Really sucks coz I'm dying yo see what happened next
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Feb 12 2017 02:58pm
Don't Hang Up (2016) 9/10


This was surprisingly very fucking good film! If you like SAW films you going to love this one.
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