Re: The Movie House - Part 6

by M99 Sun Feb 28, 2016 7:57 am

Don't call me James wrote:Watched Brooklyn. 8/10. Good movie. Slow at times but very deep if you stick with it. Sort of movie you'd watch with a significant other.

Saoirse Ronan's performance was magnificent.

Does anyone know how the hell you pronounce her name.

by Freeza Sun Feb 28, 2016 8:00 am

M99 wrote:
Don't call me James wrote:Watched Brooklyn. 8/10. Good movie. Slow at times but very deep if you stick with it. Sort of movie you'd watch with a significant other.

Saoirse Ronan's performance was magnificent.

Does anyone know how the hell you pronounce her name.

Sær-She Ronan

I don't know how to write it without using æ.

by M99 Sun Feb 28, 2016 8:12 am

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Always thought Melissa's last name was prononunced Ben-waugh like Freeza's idol.

by McAgger Sun Feb 28, 2016 8:15 am

Lmao I've been completely butchering both their names Laughing

by Onyx Sun Feb 28, 2016 11:40 am

Freeza wrote:
Onyx wrote:Yeh seen social network, bit of seven and gone girl's on my list.

I would class horror as its own genre. The goal is to shock, disgust and scare the audience with gore, blood, zombies, monsters, demons etc. The goal for a thriller on the other hand is suspense.

Suspense is a part of horror. Psychological thrillers are very much horror films in a sense. A lot of people call Psycho a horror film, despite even Hitchcock calling it a thriller and suspense movie.

Thriller has a lot of sub genre's like crime, horror, comedy, spy, political, psychological etc, which is why the definitions can be subjective and fuzzy. I haven't watched Psycho, but if it's a combination of the two, then I would say it's a horror thriller just like TWD is. But yeh, for horror the aim is scare the audience, while for a thriller it's to deliver suspense. Two different feelings imo.

by Freeza Sun Feb 28, 2016 2:51 pm

M99 wrote: Always thought Melissa's last name was prononunced Ben-waugh like Freeza's idol.

It still is imo. Not gonna call her Melissa Been Moist

by Lucifer Sun Feb 28, 2016 4:24 pm

Onyx wrote:
Freeza wrote:
Onyx wrote:Yeh seen social network, bit of seven and gone girl's on my list.

I would class horror as its own genre. The goal is to shock, disgust and scare the audience with gore, blood, zombies, monsters, demons etc. The goal for a thriller on the other hand is suspense.

Suspense is a part of horror. Psychological thrillers are very much horror films in a sense. A lot of people call Psycho a horror film, despite even Hitchcock calling it a thriller and suspense movie.

Thriller has a lot of sub genre's like crime, horror, comedy, spy, political, psychological etc, which is why the definitions can be subjective and fuzzy. I haven't watched Psycho, but if it's a combination of the two, then I would say it's a horror thriller just like TWD is. But yeh, for horror the aim is scare the audience, while for a thriller it's to deliver suspense. Two different feelings imo.

Then I must urge you to watch Psycho because it is Sacry as well as has GOAT suspence. Eager to see in which category u put in it

by Onyx Sun Feb 28, 2016 5:21 pm

Yeh I'll be checking out Hitchcock's work. He's labelled as the 'master of suspense', which is enough to entice me. I just checked out 'Psycho' on IMDB and the remastered version has a low rating, is that an accurate assessment or is it as good as the original? In terms of labels, I don't think it has to be one or the other. Simply calling it a 'horror-thriller' is fine, just like Breaking Bad/Prison Break are both crime-thrillers.

by Lucifer Sun Feb 28, 2016 5:28 pm

Shud go with Original one imo.

by M99 Mon Feb 29, 2016 1:02 am

Spotlight is indeed brilliant. Struggling to find a simple flaw in the film. Mark Ruffalo was terrific.

by McAgger Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:05 am

M99 wrote:Spotlight is indeed brilliant. Struggling to find a simple flaw in the film. Mark Ruffalo was terrific.

My favorite film of the year. Rooting for it to win Best Picture.

by M99 Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:11 am

Don't call me James wrote:
M99 wrote:Spotlight is indeed brilliant. Struggling to find a simple flaw in the film. Mark Ruffalo was terrific.

My favorite film of the year. Rooting for it to win Best Picture.

Certainly my top 3 with Mad Max and The Revenant. Would be fine with any of these three winning.

by M99 Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:14 am

Top 10 films of the year for me, no particular order.

Mad Max: Fury Road
The Revenant
Ex Machina
Spotlight
Hateful Eight
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Creed
Straight Outta Compton
The Martian
Sicario
Bridge of Spies

by McAgger Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:19 am

My top 5 in this order for the year:

Spotlight
Sicario
The Revenant
Ex Machina
Mad Max

by Onyx Mon Feb 29, 2016 1:24 pm

IMDB now has metacritic ratings on there listings. :bow:

by Freeza Tue Mar 01, 2016 9:44 pm

@ES

Idris Elbow and McConaughey are confirmed now.

Can't wait for my boy Arcel to direct those stars. Danish filmmaking going places Proud

by Kaladin Wed Mar 02, 2016 4:22 am

Yes, just seen it, its official :bow:

Also, this tweet https://twitter.com/idriselba/status/704679302781083648 :bow:

(nod at the book since Roland follows The Man in Black(Mcconahay) for the majority of the time)

Been reading around, is it feasible/possible to make a quality movie in under just 7 months? I have little to no idea about the inner workings of movie making but it kinda feels like it might be a but rushed imo

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