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Post by dw2k6 » Mon Jan 29, 2007 7:22 am

ScotsWahey wrote:DOOM really dull until the fps section.
like a low budget shite sci fi film until the fps part, which was still dissapointing because it was more of a light gun shooter than fps.

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Post by PRNelson » Mon Jan 29, 2007 12:51 pm

dw2k6 wrote:
ScotsWahey wrote:DOOM really dull until the fps section.
like a low budget shite sci fi film until the fps part, which was still dissapointing because it was more of a light gun shooter than fps.
I haven't seen Doom yet. As a gamer, I feel this obligation to watch it, yet most of what I have heard about it has been bad! I forced myself to watch Resident Evil and felt thoroughly cheated. Silint Hill wasn't too bad though. Still not great!
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Post by Robo-robot » Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:56 pm

Half Past Dead. Steven Seagal plays a criminal who is shot in... uh a shootout :D after spending 28mins without a heart beat he is revived hence, 'Half Past Dead'. Its so bad its good (provided you watch it with someone) but the presence of Ja Rule as an actor may put people off.
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Post by Shaolin_monkey » Tue Jan 30, 2007 1:40 am

I saw Goodnight and Good Luck on the weekend, all about the Communist witchhunts in America around the 40s and 50s. Very good film, which drew a lot of paralells with todays climate. Everyone living in fear, no-one standing up for themselves for fear of being tarred with the same brush. Clooney earns major respect from me for this one.
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Post by dw2k6 » Tue Jan 30, 2007 2:27 am

PRNelson wrote:
dw2k6 wrote:
ScotsWahey wrote:DOOM really dull until the fps section.
like a low budget shite sci fi film until the fps part, which was still dissapointing because it was more of a light gun shooter than fps.
I haven't seen Doom yet. As a gamer, I feel this obligation to watch it, yet most of what I have heard about it has been bad! I forced myself to watch Resident Evil and felt thoroughly cheated. Silint Hill wasn't too bad though. Still not great!
i never really watched it all, my brother had it on tv and i was semi watching it. But it was really really really shit.

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Post by Coyote Smith » Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:02 am

Just watched La Haine. Amazing.

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Post by dante76 » Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:33 am

Coyote Smith wrote:Just watched La Haine. Amazing.
Ah, the classics. They should it to our class at uni once, and when it finished everyone left all opened mouth and very quiet. Next week they played Il Postino. Tears all round.

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Post by ScotsWahey » Tue Jan 30, 2007 11:23 am

PRNelson wrote:
dw2k6 wrote:
ScotsWahey wrote:DOOM really dull until the fps section.
like a low budget shite sci fi film until the fps part, which was still dissapointing because it was more of a light gun shooter than fps.
I haven't seen Doom yet. As a gamer, I feel this obligation to watch it, yet most of what I have heard about it has been bad! I forced myself to watch Resident Evil and felt thoroughly cheated. Silint Hill wasn't too bad though. Still not great!
Click this link. Its got Doom, DOA, Super Mario Brothers, Red Vs Blue and Final Fantasy VII if you're interested. Theres also non gaming related movies on there too but why you would want to watch those I dont know.

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Post by rumblecat » Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:27 pm

Just watched Last King of Scotland on a plane. Really good, everything they're saying about Forest Whittaker's performance is true, it's a barnstormer. Although watching films on planes is up there quality wise as bootleg DVDs, filmed off cinema screens. Although they didn't bleep the swearing, which was nice.

Surprisngly funny in places- at least early on...
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Post by tweeter » Tue Jan 30, 2007 12:59 pm

Ice Age 2. Very funny. Almost as good as the original.

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Post by aidanon » Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:23 pm

rumblecat wrote:Just watched Last King of Scotland on a plane. Really good, everything they're saying about Forest Whittaker's performance is true, it's a barnstormer...
Totally agree, watched it last week and was blown away by it. A shoe in for best actor oscar in my opinion. I saw Babel recently too, although it's a real slow-burner it really is a great piece of work. If anyone is into fantasy then you all need to watch Pan's Labyrinth, possibly the most creative movie I've ever seen.

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Post by Somerset Bumpkin » Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:25 pm

I got Tigerland for cheap

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Whats this film about? meh who cares, talk about a drag
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Post by skull_leader » Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:38 pm

Shaolin_monkey wrote:I saw Goodnight and Good Luck on the weekend, all about the Communist witchhunts in America around the 40s and 50s. Very good film, which drew a lot of paralells with todays climate. Everyone living in fear, no-one standing up for themselves for fear of being tarred with the same brush. Clooney earns major respect from me for this one.
There was a documentary on bbc2 last night, that was about that the communist witchhunt and race to build the H-bomb. It really put america in a bad light, more so than now.
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Post by Superbeasto » Wed Jan 31, 2007 12:01 am

Last movie I watched was Rocky Balboa, and I was surprised at how exciting a training montage still is.

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Post by NEEMAN » Wed Jan 31, 2007 2:45 pm

Saw Alien on my widescreen TV for the first time. Greatest. Film. Ever.


Honestly, Ridley Scott is 100% genius.

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