Rate The Last Film You Watched
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Navy Seals Versus Zombies,Absolute bag of shite.
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Dave.
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No kidding .. you do surprise me.
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No kidding .. you do surprise me.
I know,I know,my expectations weren't high to be honest but it literally was a case of "that's an hour and a half of my life that I'll never get back".
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'We're the Millers' ... end to end fun. Loved it!
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... earlier, 'The Abominable Snowman' with Peter Cushing & Forest Tucker. Great!
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Not full of Quentin's usual over-egged dialogue?
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Um...... yes it is quite wordy, but I liked it for the same reasons I still love Reservoir Dogs, most of the 'action' takes place in one location.
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Tomorrowland.
A nice "soft sci-fi" targeting a younger audience. Good acting and visuals. I found it to drag on a bit but if you're 12 you'll probably like it more.
A nice "soft sci-fi" targeting a younger audience. Good acting and visuals. I found it to drag on a bit but if you're 12 you'll probably like it more.
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'Reservoir Dogs' was good; actually quite spontaneous. Dialogue was tamed back and actors acted, rather than read scripts. As he gained an audience, that changed. Shame, as I think he ruined some great concepts with overly wordy plots. I'll still watch it ('The Hateful Eight') and most likely buy it for keeps.
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It is Friday night ... hic! What do you mean?
No, what I mean in all that is ... I do hold Tarantino with some regard, certainly a good cut above many other film makers, but he does over-egg the pudding and it does get tiresome. With a second or third watch, often in the background, the good film that resides beneath the contrived dialogue comes out and then I enjoy it. I often have films on in the background. I've seen them, so I know "what they look like" and so the storyline bubbles along while my mind can watch it as I want to watch it. Once I know the story.
No, what I mean in all that is ... I do hold Tarantino with some regard, certainly a good cut above many other film makers, but he does over-egg the pudding and it does get tiresome. With a second or third watch, often in the background, the good film that resides beneath the contrived dialogue comes out and then I enjoy it. I often have films on in the background. I've seen them, so I know "what they look like" and so the storyline bubbles along while my mind can watch it as I want to watch it. Once I know the story.
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I feel the same way about dating really.
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That ... erm, actually rather suggests ... erm, prostitutes?
OP
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That ... erm, actually rather suggests ... erm, prostitutes?
Lol no - I meant if you go out with a very attractive girl you're a bit distracted by that the first/second date but after a while you start to see beyond that.
Hm, that sounded better than it did in my head.
Never mind - moving on
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Star Wars. Just back from the cinema with the missus. An OK film but an original script would have been nice. However, an enjoyable evening.