Bittersweet Candy Bowl

Cause Amaya and the popcorn reminded me of cinema xD

SO what’s been the last movie you guys watched in cinema(or not cinema)?
Mine would be Alice in Wonderland3-D, but I’d say I liked How to train your dragon more x3

hot tub time machine was hilarious XD

@fourward; thanks, will check this one out ^^

I watched Avatar with a friend,i heard that the movie is great and so on,but when the movie finished i only tought ´´why the people say the movie is great?I didin`t see anything special“
I dont know why but theres no more good movies now.Only medium,cliche like story,game adaptions(they always fail),movie based on cartoon or anime(fail sometimes)

I think the last movie I watched was The Bounty Hunter with my cousin. It was pretty decent. Had some funny moments.

@Kou: do you know pocahontas? well I think avatar wa sbasically aremake- I heard somethign about Avatar 2- but seriously? what do they want to do for that? some happy living, or a new force that attacks the planet?- I think the movie was pretty well made, but like you said- there are no real good movies anymore- movies ar emade to earn money these days, not for the….however you call this passion thing before *sigh*

@Toasty: Yes, I heard that this is a funny one ^^ *Haven’t watched that yet

I watched Alice, How To Train Your Dragon, Avatar, and Clach of the Titans.
I’m having such an awesome month.

I also just watched Blair witch project. I remember watching it when i was young, but watching it now just gave the creeps XD

Thank you guys~ now I’ve got a not to small list of movies to watch in the near future xD

@Ved, I didn’t really like Alice, the story wasn’t as much as we(people) expected. Httyd was great though ^^

Last movie I saw was Clash of the Titans. It was better than I thought it would be, but the acting still put me to sleep and the rewrite made me want to cry. The shout out to the mechanical Athena’s owl from the original movie was awesome though. Oh yeah, and special effects.

I was in France when How to Train your Dragons came out (they just call it “Dragons”, which is SOOO much easier), so I watched it there. I speak enough French to get by, but I’m not fluent; despite that, I absolutely loved the movie. I’m going out with a friend sometime soon to see it in English. ^^ Alice in Wonderland was a pretty good movie too, and I liked Avatar, even with (and maybe because of) the cliche-ness.

I guess I’m just not a very good film critic… I can nitpick at movies, but in the end, I’ve only seen two or three movies that I didn’t like. XD

how to train your dragon is an amazing movie
apparently i sound like the main character EVEN THOUGH HE IS ALWAYS WHINING AAA

Last good movie I watched was the Hangover last week. I know I’m late to the party but it’s awesome! I hope the sequel is as good or better…

Last movie I saw in theater was Avatar…which I thought was an absolutely visually stunning turd. The best part of the movie was Colonel Quaritch, just because of how incredibly over-the-top badass-grizzled he was. I mean, seriously, he catches on fire at one point, and doesn’t even bat an eye, “Oh, hey, I guess I’m on fire….should probably do something about that…but lemme get my seatbelt on here…safety first.”

Recently rented Inglorious Basterds, which I thought was….well I guess I’d have to call it “satisfying”.

Saw Kick-ass yesterday. Bloody awesome. For an over-used theme, it was unexpected the way they executed it. And Nicholas Cage gets killed during it.My kind of movie… XD

I saw Kick-Ass on Saturday. It was dare I say it? “KICK ASS”. Well, the blood and violence overshadowed the clever script writing, but hey, they carterred to their choice demographic.

Also, cannot wait for Scott Pilgrim

@Gabriel Kaxbe

The Graphic novel is supposed to be even more violent. I’m getting a loan of it form one of my mates so I can’t wait!

@Taeshi

Inglourious? Really? It was bloody awful! It was just a shit load of violence with no real backstory to it. I want to see How To Train Your Dragon, and the Scott Pilgrim movie looks groovy…

@Pronkat: Yeah, I heard about that. I’m planning on getting the books so I can see for myself. However, they could have had the dialog work with the violence more.

the mystery of the vanishing posts

@ Pronkat: Wait, what? Inglorious Basterds was just a bunch of violence? Surely you must be thinking of a different movie! I mean, it was pretty much just a bunch of talking in French, a good amount of German, and a little bit of English.

Last movie I saw was Avatar in January, aside from being Space Pocahontas it was pretty cool. The major thing I didn’t like were those really big gunships, they look way too much like Orca Transports from Tiberian Sun, just with a military green color scheme rather than gold.

saw the premire of exit through the gift shop
twas legit

Russel Crow as Robin Hood………what.the.christ

Russel Crow, Mel Gibson….c’mon Suits, Taeshi, you people need to stop sending us your crazies, we do not want them. I mean, really, you couldn’t have tied them up and dumped them in the desert?

hey suitcase i heard how to train your dragon was a great movie did you hear that too

get out you

alright i was leaving anyway

Toothless from “how to train your dragon” acts exactly like my brother’s cat

what is how to train your dragon sounds pretty gay ha-ha anyWAY GUYS i heard kickass was bad

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Do they even have Jews in Australia?

@Suitcase

Did you mean that at me or Kaxbe?

@Archimantis

That movie was just another whine about Americans not getting to kill Hitler. I mean can’t it just be accepted that a now defunct union of less technologically advanced people and polar economic interests got to his remains first? No, instead there needs to be a whole nonsensical and rather pointless series of shoot offs in a movie with more plot-holes than I can care to take a guess at. The most obvious being the worst security in the world ever for then most powerful man in the world.

@Quacksalver

I don’t know about Jews, but I had to learn a song in primary about an Irish guy called Michael who’s captured by the R.I.C. then sent to Australia as he was stealing corn to save his starving family during the Great Famine. They took it to England during the Troubles (cause they are rebels yo) and it changed to become the Liverpool F.C. anthem.

Wasn’t there a sketch from the Flight of Concords about people thinking that they were Australian and because most New Yorkers think Australia = England they get into a lot of stick? I remember there was a loat of bird-flipping in that one and surprisingly the BBC didn’t censor it, much.

“That movie was just another whine about Americans not getting to kill Hitler.”
wait what the hell are you talking about

“Wasn’t there a sketch from the Flight of Concords about people thinking that they were Australian and because most New Yorkers think Australia = England they get into a lot of stick?”
sorry to break it to you dude, but ive spent my entire life in nyc and most people i know can tell difference between england and australia

there is a “the” there somewhere trust me

@what

I just realised, that for a person who hates stereotypes I said two big ones…
I saw the sketch, blame the Kiwis for putting strange ideas to my head.
As for the other one, well this one guy I know from California keeps on going about that shit when drunk. Still I have to apologise for being such a fucking hypocrite. So sorry…

haha nah its all good dude

Nah, but it’s true. Having to hear “those fucking foreigners doing this or that” or “all Latinos are only good for gay prostitutes” (I actually punched a guy for this one) day in and day out I should know better.

“All Latinos are only good for gay prostitutes”


……wwwwwwhat? Who the fuck says that? Is that some Irish thing? Cause I live in America, home of the boarder patrol and the KKK, and I have never heard anything like that before.

Also, just to be clear, we all realize I was just expounding on the Mel Gibson joke with that “are there jews in Australia” comment, right?


Also also, just to stay on topic, anybody know what the deal is with that new Dark Crystal movie, or the supposed Neuromancer movie?

Last film I watched in the cinema was Kick Ass, I saw How to Train Your Dragon as well and Alice in Wonderland, I thought Alice was completely pointless in 3D however HTTYD was amazing in 3D, HTTYD is the best film I’ve seen in 3D and the best film I’ve seen at the cinema this year.

Dragon!

It was actually fairly mature about things considering it seemed aimed at kids. And Toothless was a freaking bad ass.

Also yeah, I’ve been to America three times and Australia is generally understood to be quite separate from Australia, in New York or otherwise.

wait wut? is it just me or it doesn’t make sense?

(but I think I know what SuitCase is trying to say)

i am allergic 2 gay achoo achoo i m dredfulee srry…,,, ther must b sum gayy arund her e

my name is suitcase and im ok

@Suitcase

That film did have a great load of Plotholes. The major one is how the hell would Marcel walk around a cinema filled with the most racist people in the world, not run into any difficulty whatsoever and jam the screen’s entrance gate? And then he got out went round the back and lit the films, We are talking about Hitler, someone who had around 15 murders attempted at him in two years. The film was changed from a grandiose cinema to a small relatively unknown place and the security wasn’t tightened? Then the two with the bombs just simply run and start shooting at Hitler no problem. No large patrol or owt like it, just two dumb guards that get killed and that’s it. And how did they get in to begin with? A half-assed excuse about being Italian film makers. It’s a cinema filled with Germans, the film is about their national pride (I mean it’s called that for crying out loud) and there’s a whole German atmosphere to the scene, so even if they were allies, two Italian people wouldn’t have had any business there anyhow. Yet they walk in with no problem whatsoever. Landa is the only one who just seems to realise anything is going on. And no because he’s a genius at what he does, but because he’s the only one with common sense. The awkward conversation came mainly from Brad Pitt’s horrendously poor acting in the film. The violence wasn’t interesting, it just became plain tedious as it dragged on and on. I did notice the music. The song they used for the Shosanna/Emannuelle’s showdown was completely unfitting. I’ll agree that the cinematography was pretty well executed though.

My god i hated Inglorious Basterds with a passion way WAY to much talking and only a little of it was funny. Now Avatar was a good movie it had a lot of shooting and action sences and only a little (but enough) romance and the lessons the movie tried to teach people were good.

See i’m a world war 2 nut and theres no one in histery that i respect more then the people that fought that war. And when people f@#k with it i tend to lose intrest.

And i know it’s a comedy but that movie just make’s them look like dumb @$$’s.
I geuss i’m too serious for this kind of movie.

Robin Hood: enjoyed it, the end.