^Matt Damon isn't even in Mystic River.

I saw Who Framed Roger Rabbit last night for the first time in a loonnngg while. It's honestly a film you can watch and enjoy as a fun, colorful noir, or you can watch and marvel at how they actually made it in the pre-CGI days, just thinking of how they managed some of the real world/animation interactions, it's hugely impressive.

Written by musclassia on 05.04.2015 at 11:53

^Matt Damon isn't even in Mystic River.

I saw Who Framed Roger Rabbit last night for the first time in a loonnngg while. It's honestly a film you can watch and enjoy as a fun, colorful noir, or you can watch and marvel at how they actually made it in the pre-CGI days, just thinking of how they managed some of the real world/animation interactions, it's hugely impressive.

Then Kevin Bacon is, both are similar , and damn what is Fusburtdude real name cant remember
Laurence Fisberhejery?

Written by Bad English on 05.04.2015 at 12:38


Then Kevin Bacon is, both are similar , and damn what is Fusburtdude real name cant remember
Laurence Fisberhejery?

Why yes, it is Laurence Fisberhejery, congratulations on remembering such a challenging yet entirely plausible name

Night crawler
Man Jake Gyllenhaal is good at playing a creep! He plays this creepy dude who starts filming crime scenes for a news channel, some might say he pushes the boundary's a bit.
Good movie.

Wild
A true story where reece witherspoon plays this chick who, after loosing her mother to cancer, getting hooked on heroin and becoming a super slut, decides to go on a 3 month hike through some american western states (origon, nevada, california i think it was) through to canada.
A movie which had the potential to be a full on cheese fest like american movies tend to do to these more inspirational true story's, but kept they it real with the drama and was really well done. Good movie

Submarine
I think this was a Sundanese film. A story about two english kids who fall in love but have more adult themed trouble with there parents. Pretty funny in parts and another well done film but was probably more suited for the missus.

Off Limits
Wiliam Defoq
Great film, MP some investigating unit, Saigon, and Cold 1917 and officer ... not war movie
Good one , I wish Americans would win that wore , to simply piss soviets off

Written by [user id=136611] on 05.04.2015 at 23:38

Night crawler
Man Jake Gyllenhaal is good at playing a creep! He plays this creepy dude who starts filming crime scenes for a news channel, some might say he pushes the boundary's a bit.
Good movie.

I bloody loved this movie, been a Jake G fan since I first discovered Donnie Darko, he really should've swept the awards for this one but Oscars somehow didn't even nominate him. The movie itself was probably my favourite of 2014 behind Birdman, both movies I went into with high expectations and wasn't disappointed, which doesn't often happen

Critters 1
Classic film, sunny day in the Kansas, great film and great reature, classic movie , we don't have such nowadays

Critters 2
Great one
''where did yiu get those eggs
hmm they are from Europe

Critters 3
Nice one

Critters 4
I ddint like it, its in the space

Bad Ass
Nice Trejio film, beard, ass kick, we need ppl like he in the streets
IMO state should finance bad good guys
You fight for country, after service, can not get a job ... it sucks
but like I told spend 6 years as SEAL, learn a things and money will come after it

Departure
Rare film, not so many about irish mob in a USA
Good one and woman was cheating her BF I like this, same time only film what Troy gallant has spoiled here in old days

Jack Reachum
Great film, rare films where main hero did not have sex whit main female star

Internal Affairs
Baldwin (dunno whitch one), R Gere, Andy Garcia
Nice cop movie, great looking women, 80's women
same time always I see this film I am happy I am single, married ppl has problems, always

The Roommate 2011
LA uni campus, teenage girls, sexy girls, anyway why you live in a xcampus if you love 20mn drive from a uni? I would stay at home, screw campus
And I would apply t room whit out room mate

Renegades - K Sutherland, Floyd ''Red Crow'' Wassermann
Good 80's film

Hej anti spoiler ppl, I am only one who watch here movies?

Blizk - Not good J Statham film , British one
I like how he beat up bad modafuckes, its old school wild wets lawman , same time every single cop in UK should be armed, in US they have rapid fire response unit, in US they have paramilitarized patrol car where cops looks like combat solders in Iraq. Always bad guy walks out because there are hall in a law. BTW what they did is illegal and need warrant
London made me depressed, working class, lower class in UK , I don't wanna be

BTW there are similar films, Boogey man, Children Of The Corn, Wishmaster Emetery Villa (or hat it calls) similar horror films?

Someone can remember name of film about idnian who needed money and ge gets and in end he goes to house where ppl kills him, and paid him to be for it and he gives it to his family
I saw it in 93 maybe

TV series , one was about end of a world, guy if I recall was similar as Lens Henriksen (maybe it was MIlenium) I remember something about corn fields
Other Tv series , plain disappeared and there were few ppl totally lost and one was blind girl , I saw both in mid 90's

No, but you've successfully driven out of this thread because of your "I-don't-spoil-but-in-fact-I-do" posts. Or because you only post about uninteresting movies that no one wants to talk about.

Yeah the latter.

Agreed
Also don't wanna waste my time deciphering the nonsense the only poster here spouts.

You know people, if you don't feel like discussing the movies Outstanding English posts about, feel free to discuss the movies you've watched.

Written by Bad English on 17.04.2015 at 01:43

TV series , one was about end of a world, guy if I recall was similar as Lens Henriksen (maybe it was MIlenium) I remember something about corn fields
Other Tv series , plain disappeared and there were few ppl totally lost and one was blind girl , I saw both in mid 90's

Stephen King's The Stand and The Langoliers, respectively?

Written by Azarath on 18.04.2015 at 00:18

You know people, if you don't feel like discussing the movies Outstanding English posts about, feel free to discuss the movies you've watched.

Written by Bad English on 17.04.2015 at 01:43

TV series , one was about end of a world, guy if I recall was similar as Lens Henriksen (maybe it was MIlenium) I remember something about corn fields
Other Tv series , plain disappeared and there were few ppl totally lost and one was blind girl , I saw both in mid 90's

Stephen King's The Stand and The Langoliers, respectively?

I saw trailers, indeed old woman in corn field and airport scene
how did you knew from small description?
as child all was diferent, now it don't looks so good , more cheasy

Written by Bad English on 18.04.2015 at 02:33

I saw trailers, indeed old woman in corn field and airport scene
how did you knew from small description?
as child all was diferent, now it don't looks so good , more cheasy

The Langoliers was a given, The Stand was more of a guess. But cornfields is what I remember from it. That, and that it got all unhinged at the end. Also, if you google "TV series end of the world corn fields" The Stand comes up first. A tip for the future.

Yeah, I remember The Stand creeping me out but that was about 20 years ago. It would probably be a lot more hokey now.

Written by Azarath on 18.04.2015 at 23:38

Written by Bad English on 18.04.2015 at 02:33

I saw trailers, indeed old woman in corn field and airport scene
how did you knew from small description?
as child all was diferent, now it don't looks so good , more cheasy

The Langoliers was a given, The Stand was more of a guess. But cornfields is what I remember from it. That, and that it got all unhinged at the end. Also, if you google "TV series end of the world corn fields" The Stand comes up first. A tip for the future.

Yeah, I remember The Stand creeping me out but that was about 20 years ago. It would probably be a lot more hokey now.

I tried I could not find and maybe there were I didn't guess

The Monuments Men
Film based on real events cant be spoiled
End of WWII, we all know fact hitler stole a lot of arts of mostly judish , In France, BeNiLux, other places, and question is not to get it I right owners, question is to save it from destruction. Soviets did same stoll art, Janks as well, well many was recovered and gave back what was alive, but how many things are missing ..

Flatliners
Nice film, Julia Roberts, Keefer Sutherland, Kevin Beacon, one of Baldwin dudes , other dude, who was in Jury /Time to kill
what is flatline? in medicine?

and docs can you comment it AnGina?

Terminator III
Sad ending, but we live in a 80's nostalgia

Written by deadone on 26.04.2015 at 01:29

Hobbit - Battle of Five Armies


Garbage. Just one long mindless battle scene. Whole Hobbit trilogy has been at best mediocre and at worst shit. They should've kept it as 1 movie.

They could never have got that HUGE book into one movie though.

Closer

Only watched because i had to see the movie that starts off the song "Abigail" by happy days. Great acting but bored me a bit. A drama about a lot of betrayal between two couples. Hearing the seen from the abigail song first kind of spoiled it a bit.

Written by deadone on 26.04.2015 at 02:11


Maybe 2 movies then. There's also judicious editing - they did it with the LoTR trilogy, so why not Hobbit.

And also the emphasis on mindless battle scenes in both Hobbit and LOTR. And they got worse in the Hobbit which never had that much fighting anyhow.
And finally they included new bits that were unneceesary (e.g. pointless love tale).

The Hobbit was a tiny book that could have fit into one movie with ease, and yes, the love story they added makes me want to pull my hair out.

Terminator 4
I didn't like it, you cant kill macine whit M 4 ... it did not work in 1,2 now here ehh, Arnie was small part there .. and Guns n Roses on the tape

Written by deadone on 26.04.2015 at 02:24

Sorry didn't get the sarcasm! So hard on the computer without hearing someone's voice and seeing their facial expressions and mannerisms!

thought it was pretty obvious considering the 3, 3 and half hour films or how ever long, and how tiny the book was.

I've said it before and I will likely say it again; the Hobbit* trilogy is utter garbage. They should have made it into one movie and Peter Jackson should have never laid a hand on it. He's good at the grand spectacle kinda thing, but The Hobbit's story didn't call for that, which resulted in a messy, bloated, CG, video game roller coaster ride. They should have hired a different director that was more suited for the job, but then they wouldn't have made all that extra money...

*very little focus on the hobbit in those movies considering the title.

Killer Elite - IMO based on real events
Thanks to Pim B from Rotterdam I know this film
and how the F assassin can enter in SAS training camp and take out SAS service man?

The Game - Good film, I like M Douglas

State Of Play - Nothing is as it seems to be .... nice movie about reporters and shit

Miami Vice - as child I liked TV series, film was much better but actors ... image was bad,. visialsations and so on

Number Stations - Good spy movie, ppl don't believe spies and secret services exist, better they believe in iphone and let those dudes do their job
let NSA and CIA spy on us, all they find whit out judge and warrant wont be good in a court...but pistol whit silencer do the job

Nightcrawler was creepy, but pretty entertaining.

Nightcrawler was terrific if you ask me. Creepy though, yes.

Shoot To Kill
T Beregner, great nature close to can border, mountains ... and seems to me guys always cary to much things like car in one bag

Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
Nice C Eastwood, J Bridges, 70's West, prairie, 70's cars, and so on, good movie what shows how boring pre I net life was

Swordman 1992
L Lamas.. this life he is cop, pats life he well his father name was Philip and its not spoiling, because I dout many of you has clue what historical Philip I talk about

Ip man : I RARELY watch action movies - but this one was definitely worth it, mainly because it's inspired from real events - interesting to see Bruce Lee's teacher.

Interstellar : Big meh... I guess I would have found it great if I didn't see Contact and 2001 Space Odyssey... I wasted 3 hours. I could have watched Das Boot or something (in my to-watch list since forever).

Written by ylside on 03.05.2015 at 12:18

Ip man : I RARELY watch action movies - but this one was definitely worth it, mainly because it's inspired from real events - interesting to see Bruce Lee's teacher.

great movie

The Brother Grimm
A comedy but influenced also changed from those brother fary tail books, nice movie, walking forests, treas, old spells, and all fary tail things.. interesting
Now I need to re read Hans and Greta and other ones, I love those books, I did as child, anyway better read such books as believe iphoen 5 will bring happiness

Road House
Good film, same year Sweazy made greatest films, this and Clashes of Kin
Great film, Dalton best bouncer, if it was Kansas , nice place for 80's to spend summer. but men are made to fight not for romance
If we judge from movies all bars are like that LOL anyway I liked music there

True Blue - nice police film, Tom Berenger. young sexy woman can twist everybody's mind, well I wont fall to that, I don't trust anyone ... ending is twisted, Troy wont be happy, anyway I will say it , in the end gddjrlsrskirmö<oekeinsiejs if you figure out what it means, you know the ending

Saw It Follows a few days back. It's a horror movie that actually made me feel scared. It gives you a sense of dread, which is something that very few horror movies these days achieve. It doesn't rely on jump scares at all; in fact, there were many moments that any other director would have probably made into a cheap scare, but this guy made those moments all the more memorable by doing other stuff with it like slowing it down, zooming in, slowing down the music (so that it sounds completely unnatural; it was fascinating,) etc. The setting of the film was quite interesting as well in that it felt very retro (partly because of the soundtrack as well,) while at the same time modern and maybe even slightly futuristic.
I can't really say much more (or anything about the plot at all for that matter) without spoiling it, but I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cool retro horror film that's not about startling you with cheap scares.

Written by Zap on 09.05.2015 at 00:36

Saw It Follows a few days back. It's a horror movie that actually made me feel scared. It gives you a sense of dread, which is something that very few horror movies these days achieve. It doesn't rely on jump scares at all; in fact, there were many moments that any other director would have probably made into a cheap scare, but this guy made those moments all the more memorable by doing other stuff with it like slowing it down, zooming in, slowing down the music (so that it sounds completely unnatural; it was fascinating,) etc. The setting of the film was quite interesting as well in that it felt very retro (partly because of the soundtrack as well,) while at the same time modern and maybe even slightly futuristic.
I can't really say much more (or anything about the plot at all for that matter) without spoiling it, but I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cool retro horror film that's not about startling you with cheap scares.

so...'it follows a few days back' is the name of the movie?