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Sarge

Exxy wrote:
Sarge wrote:
Exxy wrote:The Incredible Hulk (2008) - 7/10

The fight scenes were ace, everything else, not so much. Ed Norton is great.

Still waiting for the 3hr DC.

The fight was indeed ace, would love to see the unedited 30min fight.

Ah, so it was shortened for the cinema release? It seemed pretty short really.

Was the cameo at the end in relation to the bitafterthecredits in Ironman? I've forgotten what the title of the group is.

Yes. The Avengers.

There will be more teasers/cameos in the upcoming Iron Man 2 movie as well as the Captain America one.

He means The Avengers. He must do anyway.

CosmoKramer wrote:He means The Avengers. He must do anyway.

My memory's a little hazy; and I can't find my copy of hulk to watch

Sarge

CosmoKramer wrote:So it's not like Evil Dead then?

Nothing like it.

It tries to be like it though (very bloody hard) but most of the jokes all fall flat.

The scene where the possessed guy throws up Christine's sacrificed kitten was pretty funny, same goes for the possessed goat scene & the trip to the graveyard but that's it...the rest try to be funny but by trying so hard they feel forced/are too predictable or just aren't funny.

Alison Lohman is hot though, the graveyard scene. :wub:

Sarge wrote:Drag Me to Hell.

Truly terrible movie, in fact it's probably the worst movie I've have seen this year so far.

Tries far too hard to be too many genres, it's comedy then it's horror then it's suspense/thriller & fails at all of them.

Most of the comedy scenes were awful & felt completely out of place, the horror was very predictable & dumbed down & the suspense scenes were Christine is being harassed by the demon were just awful.

And PG rated Horror movies are an affront to the horror genre.

Oh......

See, I blame gooseberry fool like Twilight for all these PG/ 12 rated lumps of gooseberry fool described as horror movies. These movies are mean't as terror, not for pictures on a kiddie plastic lunch box....

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Sarge wrote:
CosmoKramer wrote:So it's not like Evil Dead then?

Nothing like it.

It tries to be like it though (very bloody hard) but most of the jokes all fall flat.

The scene where the possessed guy throws up Christine's sacrificed kitten was pretty funny, same goes for the possessed goat scene & the trip to the graveyard but that's it...the rest try to be funny but by trying so hard they feel forced/are too predictable or just aren't funny.

Alison Lohman is hot though, the graveyard scene.

And Sam Raimi says he's writing an Evil Dead 4 script? strawberry floating hell. I hope Bruce has the common sense to say no.

Sarge wrote:
Albear wrote:It's straight in at number 3 in my "Top 6 overated films that are actually quite boring" list

T6OFTAAQB

1. The Assassination of Jesse James
2. Vicki Cristina Barcelona
3. There will be Blood
4. Lost in Translation
5. No Country for Old Men
6. Into The Wild

o/

Sarge

Banjo wrote:
Sarge wrote:
Albear wrote:It's straight in at number 3 in my "Top 7 overated films that are actually quite boring" list

T7OFTAAQB

1. The Assassination of Jesse James
2. Vicki Cristina Barcelona
3. There will be Blood
4. Lost in Translation
5. No Country for Old Men
6. Into The Wild
7. Once Upon a Time in America

o/

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You rascal, you.

Into the wild 10/10

perfect film

The Moonspinners - 7/10
So British it gooseberry fools the queen. Enjoyable non the less.

Kiki's Delivery Service 8/10
Not the best Ghibli film, but good. I'd imagine girls would enjoy it more, it's a bit of a coming of age story.

BANJO SMASH!

Sarge

Tragic Magic wrote:
Sarge wrote:
CosmoKramer wrote:So it's not like Evil Dead then?

Nothing like it.

It tries to be like it though (very bloody hard) but most of the jokes all fall flat.

The scene where the possessed guy throws up Christine's sacrificed kitten was pretty funny, same goes for the possessed goat scene & the trip to the graveyard but that's it...the rest try to be funny but by trying so hard they feel forced/are too predictable or just aren't funny.

Alison Lohman is hot though, the graveyard scene.

And Sam Raimi says he's writing an Evil Dead 4 script? strawberry floating hell. I hope Bruce has the common sense to say no.

Depends on the rating, if he's forced to go the PG-13 route...then it'll probably be a lot like Drag. (even though Drag is terrible, there's potential in nearly all scenes...all they needed was the slight rating bump & some gore/swearing & the movie could have been Evil Dead for a new gen)

Sarge.

Drag me to Hell has got a 92% rating on rottentomatoes?

http://uk.rottentomatoes.com/m/drag_me_to_hell/

Normally they're pretty good with ratings, but then you're pretty good (bar a few questionables!!!) with yours.......

Oh noes!

Anung wrote:Brick - 8/10 (Maybe a nine) - Really enjoyed it. I loved the crossover between Hardboiled Detective movies and High school movies, Would watch again.

o/

Loved that film.

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Gandalf wrote:Sarge.

Drag me to Hell has got a 92% rating on rottentomatoes?

http://uk.rottentomatoes.com/m/drag_me_to_hell/

Normally they're pretty good with ratings, but then you're pretty good (bar a few questionables!!!) with yours.......

Oh noes!

I had no idea so many people could be so damn wrong.

"Drag Me to Hell" is the most fun I've had at the movies in years. It's destined to be a cult classic for all eternity.

Going gloriously over the top, Raimi simply aims to make us laugh and scare the pants off us, and he hits the mark on both fronts.

It's a visceral assault on the senses and will have you gasping for breath as the laughs and scares mount. Raimi directs with the confidence and flair of a genre master.

A slickly made, engaging horror film that evokes the spirit of much of the director's early work

Drag Me to Hell composes an underscore of terror that will keep its admirers on edge for the entire running time.

Drag Me to Hell more than lives up to the hype surrounding the horror master's return to the genre.

Some of these people must have been watching a completely different movie to the one I watched today because it's not slickly made, it's not funny & it's nothing like his early work.

:fp:

HumourousName wrote:Into the wild 10/10

perfect film

Yes, i love this film. As you said, it's perfect :wub:

killaroo wrote:
HumourousName wrote:Into the wild 10/10

perfect film

Yes, i love this film. As you said, it's perfect

Incidentley I also watched Disturbia which was far superior to rear window

HumDog wrote:Incidentley I also watched Disturbia which was far superior to rear window

*sigh*

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