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Danone wrote: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.

Haruka wrote: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.

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).
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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 !

scream 3 and 4 the thing (1982 and 2011) and the truman show

Puss in Boots, I actually prefer it over the Shrek series itself.

EDIT:

I watched Nee Dan Lourdes today.

Saw VII, man it is magnific

I'm getting Netflix next week. Any recommendations?

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 wrote: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 wrote: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 wrote: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 wrote:

GlueTube365 wrote: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 wrote:You've been gone an amazingly long time! How are you?

I'm pretty fine, thanks! And you?

I'm doing great!

Haruka wrote: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.

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.

Many people are recommending the film, including my DGA teacher.

Haruka wrote:Many people are recommending the film, including my DGA teacher.

I'll be seeing it over the weekend, and I can't wait!

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!!

Just watched ''The Thirteenth Floor''.
Awesome movie, kind of a mindfuck, I love mindfuck movies.

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.