I’ve Just Seen… II

[Wings of Fire]

I thought Orphan was stupid, and the plot twist was predictable. It has been done several times before with slight variation. You wanna see a decent movie about scary, murderous children? Watch The Good Son.

Oh look I'm an evil fucked up dwarf is a hilarious plot twist. I was bwahahaing when Nikki told me about it.

[Sekto Springs]

Oh, it's definitely hilarious, but certainly not scary or unique.

[T-nex]

Oh look I'm an evil fucked up dwarf is a hilarious plot twist. I was bwahahaing when Nikki told me about it.

When the hell did I tell you about it?? O_o

[Wings of Fire]

When the hell did I tell you about it?? O_o

Like, immediately after you watched it. You told me everything about it. I thought you were referring to The Orphanage at first and just being uncultured.

[T-nex]

Like, immediately after you watched it. You told me everything about it. I thought you were referring to The Orphanage at first and just being uncultured.

>: (

...



Anyway I went to see Kick Ass for the hell of it, and it was rather awesome.

[Grieva]

I thought Orphan was stupid, and the plot twist was predictable.

When a twist is as stupid as that it's good that they've made it predictable.
Just watched it anyway, I was enjoying it until it got stupid.

[Josh]

Ugh, my parents are whining about Amy snogging the Doctor.

[MeechMunchie]

Went to see Iron Man 2. Standard superhero fare, but RD Jr. did the 'cheeky chappie' thing very well.

Trailers before it were interesting. They've changed the arrow tattoo style on Aang in the other Avatar, it's thoroughly Americanised, CGI is finally doing waterbending justice, and that Skins/Slumdog Millionaire bloke is in it. A booming voice saying 'The Last Airbender got a laugh. The Prince Of Persia movie looks shit. A-Team looks good.

[Nate]

Iron Man 2. Was a good movie; not great like the first one was, but good. The scenes with RDJ not in the Iron Man suit were brilliant; the actions bits were kinda meh. Sam Rockwell was just shite; it felt like he was in a poorly written sitcom. Mickey Rourke, on the other hand, was fantastic... too bad he didn't really have anything interesting to do.

Also, I got to gloat to my American friends that I saw the movie two weeks before they did. Suck it, bitches.

[OANST]

Are you actually saying that Sam Rockwell was the low point of the film? That guy is just fucking gold for me. I can't imagine it.

[OddjobAbe]

I watched "Dog Soldiers" for the second time last night. Very funny film. Channel 5 described it as their "late night horror", but they're idiots anyway. It's definitely a black comedy, not a horror. All the way through I was laughing at little bits.

[Disgruntled Intern]

Are you actually saying that Sam Rockwell was the low point of the film? That guy is just fucking gold for me. I can't imagine it.

Haven't you seen Choke? He made that movie nearly unwatchable. The book was fucking hilarious, and Rockwell just played it as wrong as he possibly could.

I usually like him though.

[OANST]

I hadn't read the book, so I was unaware of how that was supposed to play out. I really liked Choke. Except for the love interest. She was the worst actress that I have ever seen.

[Disgruntled Intern]

I'd be willing to mail you the book. Palahniuk's shit is too pricey, even the paperbacks.

The books is great. Rockwell just really really really fucked it up. Also, the guy who played his friend Denny didn't do so hot, either. They just did a shitty job of casting the movie.

[MA]

I watched "Dog Soldiers" for the second time last night. Very funny film. Channel 5 described it as their "late night horror", but they're idiots anyway. It's definitely a black comedy, not a horror. All the way through I was laughing at little bits.

i watched that the first time with a mate, and it was quite enjoyable up to the point where the actual werewolves come in. then it just gets comical. i always remember one moment where a man hammers a werewolf's hand as it comes through the letterbox, for some reason that cracked me up. also, the part where the sergeant has his stomach cut open, they may as well have pulled out a Pritt Stick instead of superglue, daft bastards.

actually, i might watch that again just for old times sake.

[Slag?]

I saw law abiding citizen..
And now I know who the biggest badass on earth is
._.

[OANST]

Is it me? It's me, isn't it?

[OddjobAbe]

i watched that the first time with a mate, and it was quite enjoyable up to the point where the actual werewolves come in. then it just gets comical. i always remember one moment where a man hammers a werewolf's hand as it comes through the letterbox, for some reason that cracked me up. also, the part where the sergeant has his stomach cut open, they may as well have pulled out a Pritt Stick instead of superglue, daft bastards.

actually, i might watch that again just for old times sake.

It tickled me when Sean Pertwee was sat there with his intestines (or some other organs - I couldn't quite tell precisely) hanging out and that other fellow was trying to fit them back in. "They won't fucking fit!"
"They will fit."
Very funny stuff. And the part where the dog was tugging at his insides when he was slumped on the floor. That had me in stitches.

[Mac Sirloin]

I saw law abiding citizen..
And now I know who the biggest badass on earth is
._.

NOPE NOPE NOPE

I SAT IN THE FRONT ROW DURING THAT P.O.S.

I AM QUITE SURE THERE IS NO BADASS IN THAT FILM. I SAW NOTHING BUT LAME EDGINESS AND BILL OF RIGHTS BEING FUCKED.

BUT A-HA!

HERE's HOW WE SAT

[MeechMunchie]

The Muppets Take Manhattan. Waldorf and Statler highlight:

Statler: Hey, looks like they finally made it to Broadway!
Waldorf: I already got tickets!
Statler: Are they good seats?
Waldorf: Yeah! They're on the next train out of town!
S+W: DOOOH-HO-HO-HO!

[Slag?]

NOPE NOPE NOPE

I SAT IN THE FRONT ROW DURING THAT P.O.S.

I AM QUITE SURE THERE IS NO BADASS IN THAT FILM. I SAW NOTHING BUT LAME EDGINESS AND BILL OF RIGHTS BEING FUCKED.

BUT A-HA!

HERE's HOW WE SAT

I was there?
>->

Okay...
How did you like zeh movie?

[Nate]

Are you actually saying that Sam Rockwell was the low point of the film? That guy is just fucking gold for me. I can't imagine it.

I wouldn't necessarily say that he's the absolute lowest point in the movie, but he's certainly a low point, and a massive one that stretches on for far too many scenes where they could instead have had RDJ being awesome.

[Mac Sirloin]

I was there?
>->

Okay...
How did you like zeh movie?

That was my friend Jordan.

The movie was bad.


Also apparently Sam Rockwell is in Terminator: Salvation...but I didn't see him.

[Mac Sirloin]

Just saw A Nightmare on Elm Street.

It was fucking terrible.

[MA]

i've only seen A Nightmare on Elm Street 3. i didn't mind it, and that was only because i enjoyed wondering what the fuck he was gonna do/be next. i thought it was surreal, but not scary.

but like i say, i haven't seen the first one.

[Strike Witch]

They just played Shark Boy and Lava Girl on TV.

I gotta say, it was like watching an Asperger fantasy.

[Hazel-Rah]

I heard Iron Man 2 was really anit-climatic, can't be as anti-climatic as Transformers 2 though lol

[Mac Sirloin]

I don't know, I thought ROTF had a pretty good climax. I mean, everything else about it was a garbageshit, but I've opened it up in WinAMP just to play the last 10 minutes or so a few times.

[Hazel-Rah]

Devastator (who was useless and fugly) was defeated by some random super weapon, the Fallen threw some mortar around and then got pwned by Prime/Jetfire in like five seconds even though he's supposed to be this ultimate badass, and the Decepticons in general just seemed to be completely out-classed by not only the Autobots but the fucking military??

The climax of the first movie was epic, Starscream kicked SO much ass. I hate it when defeating the antagonist in a movie feels like "just a matter of getting around to it".

[Wings of Fire]

WHAT THE FUCK SPOILER WARNING