Movies you just recently watched

Danone said:
I finally watched ''The Truhman Show'' it is a nice movie for watch
I love that movie. But, if it is nice for watch, then was is not nice for. I didn't even know you could do anything with a movie besides watching it.

Kidding, kidding. :P
 
Haruka said:
I would love to watch "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn". Steven Spielberg isn't only the director of this film, aswell I'm a fan of these comic book series from Hergé. I read all the comics when I was a kid. :D
I still wish they’d filmed it in live-action rather than motion-capture, and made it a real successor to the Indiana Jones series. They assembled such a great cast, but we won’t even see them acting, which is a shame.
 
I've seen The Artist today, the movie by Michel Hazanavicius (the two last OSS 117).

Well, in my life, there were a "before the Artist", and a "after the Artist". I really felt in love. I've just bought the OST on Amazon.*_*

Really, everyone has to see it. It's an incredible movie, with a perfect direction, a perfect plot, perfect actors, perfect image, perfect music, etc… I don't think it's needed to know very well the cinema from the years 1920-30 to appreciate the Artist. It's a black and white silent movie, and believe it or not, the rendering is amazing !

But if you want to know more, don't look at the trailer. It's not in the spirit of the film, and it shows too much.
Just go see that movie ! :P
 
Puss in Boots, I actually prefer it over the Shrek series itself.

EDIT:

I watched Nee Dan Lourdes today.
 
I just saw the original 1933 King Kong and the 2005 remake back-to-back. They were both very good, but If I had to pick one out of the two that was my favourite, then it would be the original.
 
I watched Tower Heist last Friday. I'd recommend it. I'm not sure if it is out in Europe yet.

GlueTube365 said:
I just saw the original 1933 King Kong and the 2005 remake back-to-back. They were both very good, but If I had to pick one out of the two that was my favourite, then it would be the original.
You've been gone an amazingly long time! How are you? :)
 
GlueTube365 said:
I just saw the original 1933 King Kong and the 2005 remake back-to-back. They were both very good, but If I had to pick one out of the two that was my favourite, then it would be the original.
You've been gone an amazingly long time! How are you? :)[/quote]

I'm pretty fine, thanks! And you?
 
I saw a few weeks ago "Night at the Museum 2". I found it as good as the first one, but I think the plot of the first film was more elaborated than the sequel.
 
Haruka said:
I saw a few weeks ago "Night at the Museum 2". I found it as good as the first one, but I think the plot of the first film was more elaborated than the sequel.

Indeed I watched it some days ago
 
GlueTube365 said:
GlueTube365 said:
I just saw the original 1933 King Kong and the 2005 remake back-to-back. They were both very good, but If I had to pick one out of the two that was my favourite, then it would be the original.
RayTunes said:
You've been gone an amazingly long time! How are you? :)

I'm pretty fine, thanks! And you?
I'm doing great!
 
Haruka said:
I would love to watch "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn". Steven Spielberg isn't only the director of this film, aswell I'm a fan of these comic book series from Hergé. I read all the comics when I was a kid. :D
I never did read the comics (hell, I hadn't even HEARD of Tintin until a few years ago), but I am interested in seeing the movie. It looks really cool, it's being directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Edgar Wright, and last but not least, I heard that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are voicing the bad guys! I love Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. They are two of my favorite actors! Loved them in Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Paul. (P.S. Is it okay that I found Simon Pegg fucking HOT in Paul?)
 
Can't wait for the TinTin movie. Surprisingly, the movie is based on my favourite of the series, so i'll be just fine. :D
 
Going to see ''Jack & Jill'' tonight. Looks a bit mediocre to me. :?
EDIT: It actually had some pretty good jokes in it. Though, a bit too American for me at some parts.


Watched The Three Musketeers yesterday. Excellent movie!!
 
I saw Tintin, and I thought it was pretty good! I haven't read the books/comics so I am unfamilliar with the series, so there may have been a few refrences I may have missed, but I really enjoyed it!
The visuals were very good as well. There was a little bit of the Uncanny Valley problem- particularly on Tintin himself- but it was still good nonetheless.
 
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