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razor · **Posted:** 29 Dec 2011, 23:07

Contagion - Good

Melancholia - After a long waiting, but it's not what I expected. Lars Von Trier tried a lot to make it a deep one. The story is good; each character is representative of a group of people when they face a threat. However, the insight and despair the main character has don't match. And she wants to say that the world is hollow, and life is like shackles. Well, we all know that, what's new?

Margin Call - As an independent film, it's nice.

The Illusionist - For the third time, and it's still beautiful.

VesQ · **Posted:** 31 Dec 2011, 02:35

Empire Strikes Back!

Bought myself a Star Wars complete saga blu-ray pack because Santa broke our (telepathic) roommate agreement and brought me just socks and pants...... What a traitor that old man! :roll:

Star Wars 4ever! <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

lukess · **Posted:** 05 Jan 2012, 11:17

piiuski wrote:

Sherlock Holmes 2
Hilarious!

I agree! It was better than the first one. Stephen Fry as a Mycroft Holmes was just great

Snow · **Posted:** 05 Jan 2012, 23:54

razor wrote:

The Illusionist - For the third time, and it's still beautiful.

Every time! I adore that movie!

Got a huge tv, like 100", so been watching a few.....ok no, it's not 100, but it's big

Inception

Yeah, I know......there are other movies to watch :wink:

piiuski · **Posted:** 13 Jan 2012, 18:14

Die Hard marathon :twisted:

Silent Poet · **Posted:** 13 Jan 2012, 23:34

Sherlock Holmes 2

Raspu · **Posted:** 14 Jan 2012, 15:13

Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Loved how Andy Serkis once again managed to give so much soul to an CGI character. The story was mostly mediocre though

Praefectus · **Posted:** 16 Jan 2012, 21:52

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol

CrimsonCat · **Posted:** 21 Jan 2012, 19:23

The Lion King 3D

Although I have seen The Lion King a thousand times before, I just had to go watch it because I wanted to see The Lion King in movie theatre. It was a great experience and if possible I will go watch more old Disney Classics to cinema in the future

Alphawolf · **Posted:** 22 Jan 2012, 13:00

The King's Speech

If you think of it, the idea of the plot is so minimalistic, but yet so impressive and touching. Fantastic movie! We loved it even though I've been doubtful about how it could be entertaining. But it was, both in a fun and brainy way.

Mahoniara · **Posted:** 22 Jan 2012, 14:27

The King's Speech

Agree, it was impressive. Touching but also funny at some moments. The actors played in a very realistic way, it was amazing. I really liked it.

redbossfan · **Posted:** 22 Jan 2012, 21:51

I love The King's Speech

What I saw last?

Chinese take-away (Un cuento chino)
I enjoyed this one. It was a lovely story

I travel alone (Jag reiser alene)
I didn't like this as much as The Man who loved Yngve, but it was still a good movie. Loved the young actress who played Lotte.

Untouchable (Intouchables)
Heartwarming, intelligently-funny, well acted and well told. Loved it and recommend it to anyone

Kalt · **Posted:** 25 Jan 2012, 08:08

Anonymous - An entertaining take on the writings of Shakespeare. I doubt I'll ever watch it again, it's a one-time viewing.

serinde · **Posted:** 27 Jan 2012, 22:52

Beginners with Ewan McGregor, a bit weird, such a silent and bitter-sweet movie.

The Foreboding · **Posted:** 28 Jan 2012, 17:05

Ghostbusters, old but good!

Helena · **Joined:** 30 Dec 2007, 18:23 **Posts:** 125

"One Day" - it was amazing, simply amazing, so touching and beautiful. I even manage to cry a couple of times... :oops:

Dark Side of Light · **Posted:** 30 Jan 2012, 20:27

Not sure if this counts strictly as a film, but The Firebird ballet (a film project by dancer Andris Liepa). It's amazing, just amazing. I think I'll watch it again in a couple of days...

Praefectus · **Posted:** 30 Jan 2012, 22:46

Dead Poets' Society

razor · **Posted:** 31 Jan 2012, 10:58

Praefectus wrote:

Dead Poets' Society

North by Northwest - You'll miss it the next day.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - The only positive points were Daniel Craig and locations (Sweden, UK, Germany); the story is also good but nothing special...

Snow · **Posted:** 01 Feb 2012, 21:39

serinde wrote:

Beginners with Ewan McGregor, a bit weird, such a silent and bitter-sweet movie.

Ooooo! I don't know that one! I love Ewan and am going to Netflix to check it right now!

Such a brilliant actor!

Drive Angry 3D - yeah, going for the intellectual stuff :lol:

It's so dang fun! William Fitchner's best role EVER! Ok, I'm a member of his fan club :wink:

@razor

Dang! Yay! Another Daniel Craig fan!!!!!!!!!! Best Bond EVER! I haven't seen The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo for a reason, but I may have to get over that....or go to the snack counter then....

razor · **Posted:** 01 Feb 2012, 22:03

Snow wrote:

Dang! Yay! Another Daniel Craig fan!!!!!!!!!! Best Bond EVER!

serinde wrote:

Ewan McGregor

Really talented

OT: A Scanner Darkly - shows what great actors Keanu Reeves and Robert Downey, Jr. are.

Snow · **Posted:** 01 Feb 2012, 22:09

razor wrote:

Snow wrote:

Dang! Yay! Another Daniel Craig fan!!!!!!!!!! Best Bond EVER!

serinde wrote:

Ewan McGregor

Really talented

OT: A Scanner Darkly - shows what great actors Keanu Reeves and Robert Downey, Jr. are.

Just left and then saw this so had to log back in! :wink:

Yes! Thank you I have been saying this for the last few years Keanu Reeves is awesome! Don't believe me? A Scanner Darkly, Devil's Advocate, The Lake House......The Matrix?? How many actor has to memorize and excite 500 friggin' moves to kick butt in one scene? And guess who chipped in the money, took no salary, to finish the last Matrix? Yep, Keanu!

Ok I go away now!

serinde · **Posted:** 01 Feb 2012, 22:35

Snow wrote:

Thank you I have been saying this for the last few years Keanu Reeves is awesome!

Second that

I have to finally find time to catch up on A Scanner Darkly and Henry's Crime.

Bloomster · **Posted:** 02 Feb 2012, 00:20

I watched "The Tree Of Life" tonight.

Really different and very hard to explain "different how"!
Some parts were too much for my small brains

Not added to my list of favourites. Maybe to my list of "What?"...

Snow · **Posted:** 02 Feb 2012, 07:23

serinde wrote:

Snow wrote:

Thank you I have been saying this for the last few years Keanu Reeves is awesome!

Second that

I have to finally find time to catch up on A Scanner Darkly and Henry's Crime.

I know he's wicked cool! :wink:

@Bloomster

I haven't been able to see that one....The Tree of Life doesn't get shown around these parts, but I sure would love to see it....I will catch in on dvd for sure. I love Sean Penn and Brad Pitt can be great! If you liked Brad Pitt in the movie, check out 12 Monkeys and Fight Club, if you haven't already.

First rule about Fight Club? Don't talk about Fight Club! :wink:

razor · **Posted:** 02 Feb 2012, 10:15

Bloomster wrote:

I watched "The Tree Of Life" tonight.

I don't know if it's related, but it reminded me of some elements in Buddhism. In Buddhism, the outer world could be perceived as Schopenhauer says: "A vale of tears" to activate your inner sight and power...

Bloomster wrote:

Some parts were too much for my small brains

So you're better than us! At least you have brains!!

arktos · **Posted:** 02 Feb 2012, 16:15

Anyboby watched "ANONYMOUS"? How did you like it?

The Fool · **Posted:** 03 Feb 2012, 21:13

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
It has a pretty sad ending but I liked the story, though.

TheArtist · **Posted:** 04 Feb 2012, 00:08

Disney's Tarzan and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Forgot how terrific the music is in Hunchback. RIP Tony Jay, voice of Judge Frollo.

Both excellent films, very entertaining.

Snow · **Posted:** 05 Feb 2012, 04:09

Drive ~ Ryan Gosling just keeps getting better and better :wink:

Wild movie and just WOW! The color blocking and music in the beginning change completely when the movie changes......and boy does it change! :shock:

I wonder if Ryan had to do his own driving stunts.....

Really great!

Haywire ~ Finally! I have been waiting to see this one! I liked it a lot, and the classiest performance goes to.....drum roll please....ok there doesn't have to be a drum roll.......Michael Fassbender :wink:

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