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ToyManC
Forgot my safe word
The Grand Budapest Hotel: 6/10. Okay, kinda funny, but very often unnecessarily slow and foolish at times.
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Revelation
Defender of DFC
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues 91/100
One of the funniest movies I've ever seen in my life.
One of the funniest movies I've ever seen in my life.
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Cinema Paradiso - 9/10
Man I loved this movie. It's very simple but it does it perfectly. The fact that it's a foreign film only helps the character to feel genuine and authentic.
Man I loved this movie. It's very simple but it does it perfectly. The fact that it's a foreign film only helps the character to feel genuine and authentic.
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Finally got around to watching Desolation of Smaug 9/10
It was an amazing move full of moments that had me and my dad saying "how awesome was that." I think some moments felt rushed, but that was more or less because my dad actually read the book and he kept pointing things out.
It was an amazing move full of moments that had me and my dad saying "how awesome was that." I think some moments felt rushed, but that was more or less because my dad actually read the book and he kept pointing things out.
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Ahh the mist was absolutely wonderful and the ending was so unexpected
The last movie i saw was "Her." 9/10
Its very very underrated it was beautiful in every way i the directing and colours ad everything was put perfectly in this film. Especially the scene where
The last movie i saw was "Her." 9/10
Its very very underrated it was beautiful in every way i the directing and colours ad everything was put perfectly in this film. Especially the scene where
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
The Amazing Spiderman 2. 10/10.
I saw this in 3D and in fact just got home from watching it. It was fucking brilliant.
I saw this in 3D and in fact just got home from watching it. It was fucking brilliant.
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Starship Troopers: Invasion.
6/10
This franchise deserves another theatrical release. And I sincerely wish this movie was better. It got the gore down, but it just felt off a little to me. It had John Rico in it, which was awesome; but it didn't have enough large scale battles like the Battle of Klendathu.
PS: That post-credits scene makes me wet with anticipation for a sequel.
6/10
This franchise deserves another theatrical release. And I sincerely wish this movie was better. It got the gore down, but it just felt off a little to me. It had John Rico in it, which was awesome; but it didn't have enough large scale battles like the Battle of Klendathu.
PS: That post-credits scene makes me wet with anticipation for a sequel.
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Harry Brown
7/10
I fucking love to watch a good movie about vigilantism. A British senior citizen decides to kill a bunch of young criminals because one of his friends got murdered. The people he kills are a bunch of cunts, and he's classy about his kills. My complaint is, as always, that the bad guys don't suffer enough.
My favorite part of The Raid was the moment when a mook got his neck torn open by a splintered door frame. And the protagonist looks into his eyes as he slowly dies. I want to see more of that.
Anyway, Harry Brown is a good fucking film, and I recommend it to anyone who likes to see someone with the mentality of "You throw a rock, I'll throw a knife."
7/10
I fucking love to watch a good movie about vigilantism. A British senior citizen decides to kill a bunch of young criminals because one of his friends got murdered. The people he kills are a bunch of cunts, and he's classy about his kills. My complaint is, as always, that the bad guys don't suffer enough.
My favorite part of The Raid was the moment when a mook got his neck torn open by a splintered door frame. And the protagonist looks into his eyes as he slowly dies. I want to see more of that.
Anyway, Harry Brown is a good fucking film, and I recommend it to anyone who likes to see someone with the mentality of "You throw a rock, I'll throw a knife."