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Keane wrote:Gayracula. It was beautiful.

Someone's been watching a lot of Cinema Snob, haven't they?

Gravity. Instant classic. Eerie, massive and unbelievably thrilling. Visually stunning and wonderfully directed. One of the most spectacular movies I've seen in a long time. Don't miss out on it, you'll miss a lot. Strong recommendation.

Adsolution wrote:

Keane wrote:Gayracula. It was beautiful.

Someone's been watching a lot of Cinema Snob, haven't they?

Mhm, couldn't resist looking up the actual thing.

From the moment I saw the trailer, I knew I was going to love Gravity. I haven't seen it yet, but I can't wait.

Oh man, Baron Munchausen was so awesomeeeee
I liked it more than Brazil though.

Adsolution wrote:From the moment I saw the trailer, I knew I was going to love Gravity. I haven't seen it yet, but I can't wait.

It's shockingly well done. I especially find it interesting how well this movie actually manages to give the idea of what it would actually feel like if you were in space. The camera work and visuals are beyond outstanding.

Stryj wrote:Oh man, Baron Munchausen was so awesomeeeee
I liked it more than Brazil though.

Munchausen is a lovely exploration of Gilliam's imagination but it's kind of formless and meandering. Brazil is literally the best film I've ever seen.

Brazil is one of my favourites as well, and definitely Gilliam's best work.




- I still really like Tideland though, for some reason I cannot properly express.

Tideland still doesn't do it for me. I'm really looking forward to The Zero Theorem though.

@Keane I heard that Sandra Bullock really had to do some training in NASA before filming some scenes for the movie.

I usually like the movies where she enters, at least I enjoyed Speed and other futuristical one involving some humour whose name I forgot.

I just finished watching Monsters University. And I loved it. I have to say Pixar really made this movie absolutely great. It has to be one of my favorite films from them.

Hm, I've yet to see that one, my bro has seen it, but not me.

Rewatched Lilo & Stitch after 11 years since I purchased and watched the VHS. It was great, I was forgetting there was a portion of some hilarious scenes .

I liked that movie. Sequels were not good as the first one though. I should have VHS as well in collection of many others. VHS's

Master wrote:Hm, I've yet to see that one, my bro has seen it, but not me.

I recommend it. Monsters University is just as good, if not, better than Monsters Inc.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I liked that movie. Sequels were not good as the first one though. I should have VHS as well in collection of many others. VHS's

I never saw the sequels. I even heard that the Japanese W.D. did an Animé sequel of all the other movies created here in the west .

Bradandez wrote:

Master wrote:Hm, I've yet to see that one, my bro has seen it, but not me.

I recommend it. Monsters University is just as good, if not, better than Monsters Inc.

Better than Monster Inc, eh? That's a tall order. Very well, I'll see if I can give it a watch when I have the time.

Haruka wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:I liked that movie. Sequels were not good as the first one though. I should have VHS as well in collection of many others. VHS's

I never saw the sequels. I even heard that the Japanese W.D. did an Animé sequel of all the other movies created here in the west .

Yep there is an Anime called Stitch!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stitch!
Never watched it though, but seeing how Stitch looks like, he could fit in Anime. Looks like most of characters are replaced though and story takes place on Okinawa instead of Hawaii

Hm, I vaguely recall some plot elements from when I read it up, Stitch has reverted to a more rebellious personality, and feels he has been abandoned by Lilo, who moved on in life, there's a particular moment where they reconcile if memory serves.

Liar Liar

Master wrote:

Bradandez wrote:

Master wrote:Hm, I've yet to see that one, my bro has seen it, but not me.

I recommend it. Monsters University is just as good, if not, better than Monsters Inc.

Better than Monster Inc, eh? That's a tall order. Very well, I'll see if I can give it a watch when I have the time.

Yup. Animation, dialogue, humor, is better in my opinion.