Firenze wrote:watch a movie called a bittersweet life RG

I personally didn't like Godzilla. Effects were good though.

Still haven't watched it

Neither have I

I'm frankly not in a hurry to watch it either, if I'm honest.

Watched 'The Usual Suspects'

holy shit What a fantastic film. Easily one of the best i've ever seen.

I had a very very strong idea who Soze was, but The final 15 minutes I didn't see that coming at all lmao.

Unreal twist.

Kevin Spacey was fantastic. Gerrard Pique look alike and everyone else too. Great acting overall and Directing. The story

Glad I watched it.

9.3/10

RG finally watching them GOAT movies This list should help you out more.

http://ww.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/2cjpyw/i_crossed_imdbs_top_250_list_with_movies/

Can only watch the ones on Netflix since I don't have to download them. And I am only watching on netflix since I cancelled the subscription and it ends in a weeks.

Watching Pulp Fiction atm and then Reservoir Dogs.

You're on a roll RG.

How could you have not watched any of these yet though? THEY'RE GOAT

Didn't know they were in colour.

nah jk. Not really a massive movie person lol. Just watch the new ones mostly now in cinema. Time constraints and all that. Trying to make the most of netflix atm since I have been paying for over a year and seen about 2% of shows/movies in it.

ffs RG movies take like 1/50th the time that shows do.

RealGunner wrote:Can only watch the ones on Netflix since I don't have to download them. And I am only watching on netflix since I cancelled the subscription and it ends in a weeks.

Watching Pulp Fiction atm and then Reservoir Dogs.

yeah all the movies in the list are in netflix

UK Netflix?

Then i'll try as many as possible

The Rock confirmed to play Black Adam

So I watched Pulp Fiction last night.


Old timers can correct me if I am wrong. I would have appreciated this movie far more if I watched it around 10 years ago?

It was a great film, and there was nothing wrong with it. But I don't think I enjoyed it as much as I was supposed to?

The acting was a masterpiece. Eventhough I didn't like John Travolta's parts, I can say it was brilliantly done. Samuel L Jackson stole the film for me. Bruce Willis is obviously good. The three stories I liked the best involved those two and the restaurant couples.

It was hilarious at times and the Dark humour came across excellently. The best thing about the film was probably the dialogues. Mostly delivered by Samuel Jackson of course.


I would personally give it an 8.5/10

It's gets better with every viewing, since you pick up on a lot of references after you've watched additional movies. That's the genious of Tarantino, and why he's the director with the most re-watchable movies out there.

I'd watch it for Samuel Jackson alone tbh But you are probably right.

That scene where they went to take the briefcase back was glorious

Also i loved how that Ezekiel 25:17 quote was basically the plot of the movie in a subtle way. The difference between the shepherd and the Tyrant as nearly every pair was either a shepherd or a tyrant in individual stories.

RealGunner wrote:I'd watch it for Samuel Jackson alone tbh But you are probably right.

That scene where they went to take the briefcase back was glorious

Also i loved how that Ezekiel 25:17 quote was basically the plot of the movie in a subtle way. The difference between the shepherd and the Tyrant as nearly every pair was either a shepherd or a tyrant in individual stories.

You'd ought to watch every Tarantino film tbh, he's so entertaining.

Disappointed by Sin City 2. Knew it wouldnt beat the first one because of the uniqueness of the film first time around but still.

The storyline was fine and all that, but just didnt grab me.

Jessica Alba doe...

Dis lame mother sucker is wifed that

Lmfao I refuse to believe that man is with Jessica AlGOAT

I've looked better in my other pics tbh

Just picked up a little weight which I'll lose in a bit

Who hacked my Icloud and took that picture of me? Me and Jessica are happy, she loves my personality.

Just watched Donnie Darko.

I don't think I've seen a movie so different and so complex as this. It's not an easy movie to grasp. The philosophy behind the whole movie is very delicate. But if you understand it then you will like it. Unless you don't like the art of it of course.

There are so many possibilities of how the movie panned out. I can right now think of 3 ways to what the movie really was about and all 3 of them are like ingeniously written. However I am not sure what the official explanation is to the movie as i haven't read it. I am going to find that 'Philosophy of time travel' book to read it though.

Don't read this if you want to watch the movie.

IMO there were two alternate timelines going through at the same time. Donnie shot Frank in one timeline in the eye and in another timeline Frank visits Donnie via either a time stream as he mentions or he visits him in his dreams since Donnie has schizophrenia. Either way, I think Frank got him out the night the accident occurs to prevent him dying in one timeline. He then leads his next 28 days into events that have occurred in the alternate timeline to prevent them happening in the current timeline. But that leads to a time stream collision at the point where Donnie kills Frank and Gretchel dies.

Donnie then somehow(think he has special powers?) uses the plane his mother and sister were travelling to crash into the house 28 days before to kill himself and prevent the death of Gretchel and Donnie.

but it's interesting that all the other characters somehow knew what was lost in the alternative timeline because that pedo was shown remorseful, while Frank was touching his eye where he was shot and Gretchel was sad eventhough she never met him.

Another thing they heavily focused on was the Christ movie. I think they wanted us to relate Donnie with the christ. The theme was quite heavy with the whole good and evil and Christ n anti christ. Donnie in the end sacrificed himself to save the world as one of the alternate reality was destroyed while the other survived.

Or something like that lol. If you have seen it then pls respond.

Glad I watched it. Great film

8/10

Watched Sixth Sense.

Great film. Although it was obvious Bruce was dead inside 10 minutes but still the movie was really good. The feels were real at the end

8.4/10

Just seen Non-Stop...

Won't remember watching it or talk about seeing it,but it was a quality film.

Kept me interested.

RealGunner wrote:Watched Sixth Sense.

Great film. Although it was obvious Bruce was dead inside 10 minutes but still the movie was really good. The feels were real at the end

8.4/10

The GOAT horror movie.

Pleased that you enjoyed it.

I remember watching it in the cinema and my mate guessed the spoiler at the end about 20 mins into the movie. I dismissed it but it did play in the back of my mind throughout the movie....grrr. The mofo kinda ruined it for me lol.

RealGunner wrote:Just watched Donnie Darko.

I don't think I've seen a movie so different and so complex as this. It's not an easy movie to grasp. The philosophy behind the whole movie is very delicate. But if you understand it then you will like it. Unless you don't like the art of it of course.

There are so many possibilities of how the movie panned out. I can right now think of 3 ways to what the movie really was about and all 3 of them are like ingeniously written. However I am not sure what the official explanation is to the movie as i haven't read it. I am going to find that 'Philosophy of time travel' book to read it though.

Don't read this if you want to watch the movie.

IMO there were two alternate timelines going through at the same time. Donnie shot Frank in one timeline in the eye and in another timeline Frank visits Donnie via either a time stream as he mentions or he visits him in his dreams since Donnie has schizophrenia. Either way, I think Frank got him out the night the accident occurs to prevent him dying in one timeline. He then leads his next 28 days into events that have occurred in the alternate timeline to prevent them happening in the current timeline. But that leads to a time stream collision at the point where Donnie kills Frank and Gretchel dies.

Donnie then somehow(think he has special powers?) uses the plane his mother and sister were travelling to crash into the house 28 days before to kill himself and prevent the death of Gretchel and Donnie.

but it's interesting that all the other characters somehow knew what was lost in the alternative timeline because that pedo was shown remorseful, while Frank was touching his eye where he was shot and Gretchel was sad eventhough she never met him.

Another thing they heavily focused on was the Christ movie. I think they wanted us to relate Donnie with the christ. The theme was quite heavy with the whole good and evil and Christ n anti christ. Donnie in the end sacrificed himself to save the world as one of the alternate reality was destroyed while the other survived.

Or something like that lol. If you have seen it then pls respond.

Glad I watched it. Great film

8/10

I;ve seen it once and gave my thoughts on here, but it probably is in the first thread or something.
i kinda forgot my interpretation of it, will have to watch it again. One thing is for sure it is a very comple movie!

Oh and Pulp Fiction is 9/10 at least.
Phenomenal film. Only watched it I think early last year, but everything in it is so good you don't need have watched it years back or the time it was released to have enjoyed it more.

AGAIN. It's so enjoyable to watch it's insane.

I like things being open ended. If I see the director's cut and hear that this was meant to be just his hallucination and he actually died right at the spot and all of the later events didn't really happen. Then that won't go down well with me personally.