But there were cowboys and aliens so any chance of a lawsuit has pretty much flown out the window.Originally Posted by clocker
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But there were cowboys and aliens so any chance of a lawsuit has pretty much flown out the window.
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Drive, actually, it was best film in this year.
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That's not saying much, the films 'in' this year have been a letdown by and large. The Ghost Writer and Inception being two that didn't suck, while I've yet to see Four Lions, which looks promising.
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You didn't like Warrior (RT) Artemis?
Apparently Drive is slow but when it gets into gear it's a ripper of a flick, is this true? It's not getting screened here for a while, haven't even seen a trailer or even a poster at the local cinema. We have some "coming soon" posters for Warrior, that looks awesome btw!
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Inception (2010) is your vote for a good film 'in' this year?
A couple of great films this year if I try to recall them. Win Win (2011), Kill the Irishman (2011), X-Men First Class (2011). The last of those surprised me, I thought I was going to hate it, but then the TRS review convinced me to give it a shot. So I don't know whether it was low expectations (which can skew the relative perspective) but it was a great movie.
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Inception (2010) is your vote for a good film 'in' this year?
Errrr....good point, the lights are on but nobody is home right now (at least that is my excuse & I'm sticking to it)
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TRS = Totally Rad Show? I thought I was the only one on this board to watch Revision 3 shows :\
I'm starting to lean toward TV shows for entertainment. Some series have more substance even though they have 1/4 of the budget ... Terra Nova being an exception
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music"
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Yes, the Totally Rad Show. They review shows and movies in a way that I can pick apart what I'll like about it and what will disenchant me. Usually I tend to use it to reinforce my original opinion, but some of their review have gotten me to watch certain shows/movies that I had refused to otherwise. Examples, X-Men, Avatar: the Last Airbender (animated series), and I know there's more. I did stop watching for awhile after seeing Public Enemies, one of the worst fucking movies I've ever seen, and they had all these praises for it.
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My views too. Pretty much agree with most of Jeff Cannata opinions.
Anyway, just finished Transformers 3. Yet again, Michael Bay has succeed in making my eyes bobble out of their sockets. Turned off my brain for 2 hours and watched what $195,000,000 (estimated) get's you in the industry. An underwear model and shit blowing up!
I feel Sheila LePoof has the same issue that Vin Diesal has, he tries too hard to act. Although his performance in Eagle Eye was decent, maybe it's Michael Bay's influence?
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I guessing that Michael Bay's direction consists entirely of two phrases, "Fuck subtly ,make it bigger" and "Get the second unit to shoot that".
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