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Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Finally got around to watching Inception. My brain was complete mush by the time I finished watching that flick. Quality stuff though from Chris Nolan once again.

Oh my god, you've just watched Inception? Where have you been?

On the subject of brain teasers, I recommend The Machinist, Memento (also by Nolan), Donnie Darko and Shutter Island.

If you really want f-ed up, try some David Lynch movies. They are literally on another level of weirdness, but I can guarentee you they'll leave you mindfucked.

Has anyone watched that movie "Skyline"?

I've reading through critics and youtube comments about it.

Seems pretty awful lmao.

But i'm curious since i've always like the End of the world/Death of masses types of movies.

Sushi Master wrote:Oh my god, you've just watched Inception? Where have you been?

On the subject of brain teasers, I recommend The Machinist, Memento (also by Nolan), Donnie Darko and Shutter Island.

If you really want f-ed up, try some David Lynch movies. They are literally on another level of weirdness, but I can guarentee you they'll leave you mindfucked.

Memento is a great movie, as is Donnie Darko. I haven't seen Shutter Island but have been meaning to check it out. It's directed by Scorsese right?

Jack Daniels wrote:Has anyone watched that movie "Skyline"?

I've reading through critics and youtube comments about it.

Seems pretty awful lmao.

But i'm curious since i've always like the End of the world/Death of masses types of movies.

I've seen it. It's your typical crappy alien invasion end of the world movie.

dmize wrote:

Sushi Master wrote:Oh my god, you've just watched Inception? Where have you been?

On the subject of brain teasers, I recommend The Machinist, Memento (also by Nolan), Donnie Darko and Shutter Island.

If you really want f-ed up, try some David Lynch movies. They are literally on another level of weirdness, but I can guarentee you they'll leave you mindfucked.

Memento is a great movie, as is Donnie Darko. I haven't seen Shutter Island but have been meaning to check it out. It's directed by Scorsese right?

Yeah. If you liked those movies go ahead and watch it.

Holy shit, Skyline has a 4.5 on IMDB. It must be baaaaaaaaaaaad.

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Finally got around to watching Inception. My brain was complete mush by the time I finished watching that flick. Quality stuff though from Chris Nolan once again.

have to agree withe gone in 60 sec

Inception, was really mind blowing!!! best movie of 2010 for me

imalegend wrote:gonna go watch x-men pretty soon.... can't wait..

heard Kung-Fu Panda was pretty good too.... might go watch that with my younger bro too


The movie i am most waiting for is Green Lantern...have been seeing the trailers for it for a while now

seen green lantern...honestly it's entertaining, but not what i would call a great, or even good movie...

but judge for yourself

has anyone seen Source COde?

very good/inteligent movie


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkTrG-gpIzE

RedOranje wrote:

Jack Daniels wrote:Has anyone watched that movie "Skyline"?

I've reading through critics and youtube comments about it.

Seems pretty awful lmao.

But i'm curious since i've always like the End of the world/Death of masses types of movies.

I've seen it. It's your typical crappy alien invasion end of the world movie.

Oh i see. Lmao i think I'm gonna go with the 99.9% of people saying that it's crap and a waste of time.

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Did you see "Lord of War"?

Seppuku wrote:

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Did you see "Lord of War"?

Great film with great performances all around. I personally don't think Nicholas Cage is a horrible actor. Well lately yes but that's also because his roles have been terrible and I'm sure he just doesn't take them seriously.

I watched A Serbian Film 2 days ago. Awful movie that exploited violence and filth.

Spoiler:

Effed up film.

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Finally got around to watching Inception. My brain was complete mush by the time I finished watching that flick. Quality stuff though from Chris Nolan once again.

Nah. I think Matchstick Men was a phenomenal movie, also Bangkok Dangerous and Kick Ass were great. The thing with him is that I read he got himself into financial problems in the last 2 years- which explains why he is taking each and every single role he can get, no matter how awful they are.

Inception was OK imo. Very overrated though.

dmize wrote:

Looks like it has potential. Brad Pitt, Sean Penn, directed by Terrence Malick(I usually find his movies boring besides Thin Red Line). But it won best movie at Cannes Film Festival, I wanna check it out.

Anyone who thinks that Brad Pitt is a poor actor should watch that movie. It's one of his best, in my opinion.

Seppuku wrote:

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Did you see "Lord of War"?

Yeah, it was quite good. Yuri Orlov really is a classic" Nick Cage" character. Pretty bad ass guy.

Devil-Is-Red wrote:

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Finally got around to watching Inception. My brain was complete mush by the time I finished watching that flick. Quality stuff though from Chris Nolan once again.

Nah. I think Matchstick Men was a phenomenal movie, also Bangkok Dangerous and Kick Ass were great. The thing with him is that I read he got himself into financial problems in the last 2 years- which explains why he is taking each and every single role he can get, no matter how awful they are.

Inception was OK imo. Very overrated though.

Agree on Matchstick Men and Kick ass, but Cage was upstaged by the kids in both movies imo...he added experience and know-how, but wasn't the show stealer in either. Bangkok Dangerous...I haven't seen that yet.

The further down the rabbit hole Inception went, the more climactic it got. It was very "Shutter Island" at times, especially that open-ended, ambiguous ending.

going to see delhi belly tomorrow.. supposed to be a really crass and abusive movie but who cares, the songs are absolutely brilliant

Thimmy wrote:

dmize wrote:

Looks like it has potential. Brad Pitt, Sean Penn, directed by Terrence Malick(I usually find his movies boring besides Thin Red Line). But it won best movie at Cannes Film Festival, I wanna check it out.

Anyone who thinks that Brad Pitt is a poor actor should watch that movie. It's one of his best, in my opinion.

I still haven't seen this, and I really want to. It's getting called a borderline masterpiece by some, but I've also read where people thought it was boring at times(that's Malick's style though really, visuals over dialogue). It's got an 86% on rottentomatoes though, so I tend to believe it's closer to the former than the latter.

McLewis wrote:

Seppuku wrote:

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Did you see "Lord of War"?

Yeah, it was quite good. Yuri Orlov really is a classic" Nick Cage" character. Pretty bad ass guy.

Devil-Is-Red wrote:

McLewis wrote:Gone in 60 seconds was Cage's last decent movie for me.

Finally got around to watching Inception. My brain was complete mush by the time I finished watching that flick. Quality stuff though from Chris Nolan once again.

Nah. I think Matchstick Men was a phenomenal movie, also Bangkok Dangerous and Kick Ass were great. The thing with him is that I read he got himself into financial problems in the last 2 years- which explains why he is taking each and every single role he can get, no matter how awful they are.

Inception was OK imo. Very overrated though.

Agree on Matchstick Men and Kick ass, but Cage was upstaged by the kids in both movies imo...he added experience and know-how, but wasn't the show stealer in either. Bangkok Dangerous...I haven't seen that yet.

The further down the rabbit hole Inception went, the more climactic it got. It was very "Shutter Island" at times, especially that open-ended, ambiguous ending.

Oh yeah, totally with u on the Inception part. To really enjoy that film, one will need full concentration, or they will get their brains all moddled up.

But I usually drifted off somewhere when I was watching it. Shutter Island on the other hand is a very good film.

Arlington Road. Absolutely brilliant film with one of the best endings I've ever seen.

About a man(Jeff Bridges) who suspects that his new neighbor(Tim Robbins) is a terrorist.

Just came back from watching Transformer 3. The definition of Garbage.

Stay away from that movie, guys.

Transformers 3 was banned here because of "anti-government" themes. I have no frakking clue what that means, but are the Decepticons secret socialist spies or something?

after watching transformers, and having my eyes hurting from all that 3D stuff, i realize just how important it was for my brain to be stimulated when watching a movie.

transformers 3 is very good tho better than the 2nd and worst than the 1st