The Movie House - Part 7
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by El Gunner Tue 26 Jul 2016, 17:29
Will come down.
The 70% on RT is already a sign
The 70% on RT is already a sign
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Tue 26 Jul 2016, 17:35
Seen both positive reviews and negative reviews.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Tomwin Lannister Tue 26 Jul 2016, 17:37
Finally got around to watching prime John Wick 
Loved the no nonsense shooting to kill. Must've got enough headshots to unlock red tiger camo for definite.
Loved the no nonsense shooting to kill. Must've got enough headshots to unlock red tiger camo for definite.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Tue 26 Jul 2016, 17:38
Coming out in 2 days here. Gonna binge the first 3 in the next 2 days.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by M99 Tue 26 Jul 2016, 19:12
I greatly enjoyed Jungle Book and Civil War from this year.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Tue 26 Jul 2016, 19:47
Saw Battle Royal. 6/10. Prefer Hunger Games even if Suzanne Collins stole the idea from the Japanese film.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Tue 26 Jul 2016, 20:03
That's because Battle Royale was incredibly low budget.
That ending still makes me laugh. So cheesy man
That ending still makes me laugh. So cheesy man
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by CBarca Tue 26 Jul 2016, 20:34
M99 wrote:I greatly enjoyed Jungle Book and Civil War from this year.
Forgot that one, add Jungle Book to movies I've seen that are worth checking out from 2016
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 01:32
http://theplaylist.net/jessica-chastain-joining-jake-gyllenhaal-video-game-adaptation-division-20160726/
Gyllenhaal and Chstain in a movie
Gyllenhaal and Chstain in a movie
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 01:33
RG I watched Triangle just now. 8/10. Good movie. Hit me with theories mate.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Wed 27 Jul 2016, 01:40
Did you see those twists coming?
others pls don't open
others pls don't open
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Man that area full of Sally's dead bodies. That was a holy shit moment.
And when she went to throw that dead seagull and saw so many of them there. That was something I didn't see coming at all. The way it worked out as a complete circle. The doorbell and why she was tired at the start. Didn't put any of that together.
So the directors said that the film is up to how the viewers want to see it. Popular theories are that
1) she is in purgatory after killing her kid and is being punished for it. Or that her dying wish was to somehow save her son and no matter what decision she makes it still leads to the same ending.
2) She is in an infinite loop. No one knows how it started and no one knows how it will finish. If she is not in a purgatory or anything supernatural then she is stuck in a loop. She tried making different decisions in the ship but it still ends up with one of her versions recreating the loop.
Bit sad really lol
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Firenze Wed 27 Jul 2016, 01:41
Tomwin Lannister wrote:Finally got around to watching prime John Wick
Loved the no nonsense shooting to kill. Must've got enough headshots to unlock red tiger camo for definite.
you see him training for the sequel?
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 02:12
RealGunner wrote:Did you see those twists coming?
others pls don't open
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Man that area full of Sally's dead bodies. That was a holy shit moment.
And when she went to throw that dead seagull and saw so many of them there. That was something I didn't see coming at all. The way it worked out as a complete circle. The doorbell and why she was tired at the start. Didn't put any of that together.
So the directors said that the film is up to how the viewers want to see it. Popular theories are that
1) she is in purgatory after killing her kid and is being punished for it. Or that her dying wish was to somehow save her son and no matter what decision she makes it still leads to the same ending.
2) She is in an infinite loop. No one knows how it started and no one knows how it will finish. If she is not in a purgatory or anything supernatural then she is stuck in a loop. She tried making different decisions in the ship but it still ends up with one of her versions recreating the loop.
Bit sad really lol
For RG only
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- I did see the twist coming because sadly a long time ago someone told me the movie was about loops, which was the main reason I decided not to watch it because that was the main surprise.
In terms of the rest of it there are so many questions.
One thing I'm missing is how did the loop start if she keeps going to the harbor getting on the boat and eventually coming back and killing her original self?
-Are you saying the loop started with her killing her son (not shown in the movie), then going to the harbor to join the sailing crew, dying on the boat.
-And then the ship is "purgatory reality" essentially, which is what we see in the movie. We see her journey through the ship and eventually she washes back on shore. She runs to her house and rings the door bell because she knows the original Jess is about to kill her son. Goes to the shed to grab the hammer and right before original Jess can murder her son, she kills her.
-They then drive with the body in the trunk and get in the accident where the kid dies again (in the purgatory reality).
-She then goes back to the harbor to start another loop, in this loop she has the knowledge of being in a loop and what is awaiting them.
In the point of view of the cycle we saw in the movie she was just thrown overboard and survived to get back home. So there must be multiple loop Jess' on the ship because in one cycle she's murdered and then thrown overboard.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 02:48
Only for RG
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- Anyways I watched that and it explains it perfectly. Shit man, the depth of the movie is insane
Now that I know the complexity of it, I'd say this is a great fricking movie.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Freeza Wed 27 Jul 2016, 03:03
Didn't like Triangle that much tbh. Felt a bit too much for me.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Wed 27 Jul 2016, 03:07
@james gonna watch that video n reply
@Freeza. Many can say it to be convoluted. It reminded me of Donnie Darko in many ways.
@Freeza. Many can say it to be convoluted. It reminded me of Donnie Darko in many ways.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Tomwin Lannister Wed 27 Jul 2016, 03:19
Firenze wrote:Tomwin Lannister wrote:Finally got around to watching prime John Wick
Loved the no nonsense shooting to kill. Must've got enough headshots to unlock red tiger camo for definite.
you see him training for the sequel?
lawd
Ooooft I want me some of that ffs no homo etc
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Wed 27 Jul 2016, 04:20
The man from earth (2007)
Brilliant film. A film that heavily relies on dialogues and monologues would take something special to work and this film had it.
Was so hooked that I watched it all in one sitting. Kept rewatching certain scenes because they were so well done. A thought provoking film with great drama and respectable acting. Really wish there was a book written on this.
Heard it was self-funded which makes it even more impressive.
8.4/10
Brilliant film. A film that heavily relies on dialogues and monologues would take something special to work and this film had it.
Was so hooked that I watched it all in one sitting. Kept rewatching certain scenes because they were so well done. A thought provoking film with great drama and respectable acting. Really wish there was a book written on this.
Heard it was self-funded which makes it even more impressive.
8.4/10
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 05:15
Freeza wrote:Didn't like Triangle that much tbh. Felt a bit too much for me.
After the first watch, it seems just like a decent flick but like Donnie Darko if you really read into the complexity of the story you appreciate it a bit more.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by McAgger Wed 27 Jul 2016, 05:16
RealGunner wrote:The man from earth (2007)
Brilliant film. A film that heavily relies on dialogues and monologues would take something special to work and this film had it.
Was so hooked that I watched it all in one sitting. Kept rewatching certain scenes because they were so well done. A thought provoking film with great drama and respectable acting. Really wish there was a book written on this.
Heard it was self-funded which makes it even more impressive.
8.4/10
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Sushi Master Wed 27 Jul 2016, 20:46
RG, considering you're in a sci-fi mindbending phase, please watch the following:
Mr Nobody: frakking masterpiece, IMO. The feels I've gotten from this movie I have gotten from very few movies overall. The soundtrack is incredible. The mood switches between humorous to butt-quenching-hold-back-the-tears.
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind: another soul-sucker. Jim Carrey doing serious stuff is godly. Spend hours just immersed in what the concept would be like in real life.
Cloud Atlas: this is for a patient mood. The movie is very slow tempoed, but the storylines all have their magic. Plus, awesome characters in even more awesome makeup (seriously).
The Fountain: Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz travelling through time. 'Nuff said.
These are all sci-fi in concept, but very human in feel. In which I mean they are not your classic space opera or action pew pew type sci-fi. But they're great in the feels and for the mind. If you like those I can recommend a few more. Or hell, just watch Memento and Source Code. While you watch them, I'll think of a few more.
The Triangle looks very interesting and will be watching it today. Will get ya feedback once I watch it.
Mr Nobody: frakking masterpiece, IMO. The feels I've gotten from this movie I have gotten from very few movies overall. The soundtrack is incredible. The mood switches between humorous to butt-quenching-hold-back-the-tears.
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind: another soul-sucker. Jim Carrey doing serious stuff is godly. Spend hours just immersed in what the concept would be like in real life.
Cloud Atlas: this is for a patient mood. The movie is very slow tempoed, but the storylines all have their magic. Plus, awesome characters in even more awesome makeup (seriously).
The Fountain: Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz travelling through time. 'Nuff said.
These are all sci-fi in concept, but very human in feel. In which I mean they are not your classic space opera or action pew pew type sci-fi. But they're great in the feels and for the mind. If you like those I can recommend a few more. Or hell, just watch Memento and Source Code. While you watch them, I'll think of a few more.
The Triangle looks very interesting and will be watching it today. Will get ya feedback once I watch it.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Thu 28 Jul 2016, 03:26
I'll check them out whenever possible Sushi
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Thu 28 Jul 2016, 03:30
The Machinist (2004)
Phenomenal acting by Christian Bale man. I can't imagine anyone else in this role doing as well as he did.
Interesting movie. Felt a bit like an indie film at times which wasn't bad. Although you could tell where the film was going but it keeps your attention till the last minute and some of the turning points were really well engineered.
The final scene was strangely satisfying.
7.5/10
Phenomenal acting by Christian Bale man. I can't imagine anyone else in this role doing as well as he did.
Interesting movie. Felt a bit like an indie film at times which wasn't bad. Although you could tell where the film was going but it keeps your attention till the last minute and some of the turning points were really well engineered.
The final scene was strangely satisfying.
7.5/10
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by Freeza Thu 28 Jul 2016, 03:50
RealGunner wrote:The Machinist (2004)
Phenomenal acting by Christian Bale man. I can't imagine anyone else in this role doing as well as he did.
Interesting movie. Felt a bit like an indie film at times which wasn't bad. Although you could tell where the film was going but it keeps your attention till the last minute and some of the turning points were really well engineered.
The final scene was strangely satisfying.
7.5/10
Felt like an indie film? Well, it is one
Don't think you'll like The Fountain though. Hated that film. Waste of time.
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Re: The Movie House - Part 7
by RealGunner Thu 28 Jul 2016, 04:07
Lol thought so. You liked the machinist?
I'll skip the fountain then.
I'll skip the fountain then.
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