FINALLY saw Wall-E last night. Damned Disney for being the only studio to take three months to show films in Australia.
I think it was good... but I'm not yet going to put it up on the level of my favourite Pixar films (Nemo and Incredibles). I'd probably seen the trailer a few too many times and built my expectations just a bit too high. Oh well.
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Spending as long as I do here, it's easy to forget that Oddworld has actual fans.
I saw the Original (Bela Lugosi!) Dracula at a friend's house on Friday night. I enjoyed it, then I almost got sick because I had McDonald's and it was a shock to my system. Seriously.
Also saw Lakeview Terrace. Really, REALLY forgettable film.
Well... depending on number 5. If they screw the story up on this one then I say stop it too, but if they find some really clever way to keep Jigsaw in the story without making it to unbelievable then I'm all for a number 6 (which is already in production anyway, btw, so cry all you want XD).
Already saw some of the new gizmo's in the trailer. Some sick shit as usual present in this movie. Lets hope they keep true to a decent story.
God that's fucking weird. I just finished watching I-IV, and I see this thread. Well, I won't be able to go see it, so I'll have to wait 'till the DVD or until I can download it.
But I'm interested on how John will actually continue his games. I couldn't understand the story much, but I can see it being sicker than ever. Most disgusting horror series I've ever seen.
“Also, we don't need no Jacob to gay this place up. We have officially won the award for the forum with a highest proportion of gay members whilst not being themed about poojabbing, cowboys or Kylie.” - Nate
You thought 2 was great? I thought it was rubbish compared to the original, especially in the shadow of 3 and 4.
The thing that's so awsome in Saw is that at the ending you're always going: wtf I didn't see that coming. The first movie did an awsome job and the sequels were just as good at throwing you off your game.
Okay what happened was this. The movie opens with Jigsaw's autopsy, with the cop who was chasing him all the time standing next to him. If we FFW to the ending you'll notice that the story in Saw 4 takes place at the same time as Saw 3, meaning everything you saw from the autopsy forward was a flashback. The killer was the cop, I believe.
It's been a while since I've watched Saw 4 so I can't recall exact details, but I think that's what happened.
Finally saw Transformers last night. What a hugely expensive, impressive pile of shite!
My friends kept on saying "Why are you asking a movie about giant robots to be plausible?" But I say that when a movie has an implausible premise, all the rest of it has to be even more logical to make up for it. But just about every single action or decision made by the characters was the exact opposite of what a normal person (especially agents of top-secret organisations) would do in that situation.
Also the Autobots' voices were about as gay as could be. If you played me the audio and hid the vision, I would assume that they were giant, robotic dildoes.
Which is not to say I didn't like it; I did. I'm just glad I didn't see it in the cinema, so I was able to yell at the screen without being chucked out.
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I saw City of Ember last night, it was meh, it had an over formulaic story that had been done too many times before, the giant star nosed mole was funny and Bill Murray was excellent in his role as a laughably inept and corrupt dystopian mayor.
The advantage of the film's general mediocrity was that there wasn't a lot of people there, it was dark, we touched each other, had loads of fun.
Okay, maybe I really wasn't concentrating on the film as much as I should have been, especially after the first twenty or so minutes.
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I saw City of Ember last night, it was meh, it had an over formulaic story that had been done too many times before, the giant star nosed mole was funny and Bill Murray was excellent in his role as a laughably inept and corrupt dystopian mayor.
The advantage of the film's general mediocrity was that there wasn't a lot of people there, it was dark, we touched each other, had loads of fun.
Okay, maybe I really wasn't concentrating on the film as much as I should have been, especially after the first twenty or so minutes.
I took my daughter to see it and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. I found it to be far less formulaic than I expected it to be.
i did see saw v on a good site the other day,and i thought it was 'okay'.
Its getting a bit silly now with how long they are dragging the story on for.They should have stopped at number 3 i think.
I watched Halloween 5 for the first time. I'm a slasher flick addict, especially with the Halloween series. I've got this obsession with Michael Myers, ahaha. I've been trying to get ahold of it. If you don't know the original Halloween, it's about a boy that (for some reason) murders his oldest sister when he's really little and grows up in a sanitorium. When he comes out he's after his sister with a giant kitchen knife while wearing a William Shatner mask. [: And they made nine movies of it plus the Rob Zombie version.
>_o I've been watching way too many scary movies this month.
Though the end made me go teary-eyed....
Well, I won't be able to go see it, so I'll have to wait 'till the DVD or until I can download it. 
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