Last Film You Watched? (use spoiler tags in this topic)

[PigsnieLite]

Did Val Kilmer look unhealthy?

[Fincher]

Originally Posted by PigsnieLite

Did Val Kilmer look unhealthy?

Eh, I wouldn't say that. He's big. Not big enough to make a career out of playing the fat guy, but big enough that he'd be hard pressed to get a leading role.

[BASSI]

Horrible Bosses (2011)
I could not wait to see this movie, I found the whole movie really funny, I was laughing so much start to end.

I already seen this on PS3 and i going pay to see when come in the UK! and when buy it come on DVD!

8 out of 10

[PigsnieLite]

Whut happened to you, Val? Maybe you should change your name from Valerie or Valentine or something!

I actually sorta want to see HORRIBLE BOSSES becuz Ive never experienced sech creatures.

[jonnyhiboy!]

Originally Posted by JudgeThatMovie9

I knew they were going to be crap because I have experience. When you learn to appreciate movies from em' olden days, than you'll have a pretty good idea of what's crap or not. I mean, if you didn't know that Transformers 3 or The Green Lantern was going to be crap, then I suggest that you take a more broader look on film predictions. We might be the same 17 year old movie geeks, but what separates us - Is that I watch a whole variety of movies from all movie time periods. I have gained a lot of experience from it. I use that learned experience to predict what and what not to watch. The movies I have predicted this year, that were bad - I almost always get it right. I would have been saved from the devastating movies of 2011, if my family had a broader taste of films. I'm the only true movie buff in the family, and it sucks that I have to waste my time on horrible movies.

I'm sorry if I sound too serious, or just a showoff, but what I'm saying to you is true. That's just how I grade films. It doesn't mean I can't have fun. I can have fun while watching a movie seriously. You're saying I can't do both? Of course I can.

I'm not saying anything. Although that is questionable as with a lot of films people have mentioned having fun on before you haven't liked. And i suppose most of the things you post are questionable, need i mention what they are? But that top part is false. And actually it's not even the point, but i hated the first two Transformer films and i deliberately missed out Green Lantern and Tranny3 because they looked bad. I can usually predict what i will or will not like, but usually i like to give most things a chance. And why the hell are we even on this subject again. The year a film comes out makes no difference to me. It's not a popularity contest as to who has the most movie knowledge or who has seen the most films, unless i'm missing something? Another thing, STOP assuming things. And we ALL have more experience than your average movie watcher on this forum. So stop assuming you are better or have better knowledge than other people, because you don't.

[PigsnieLite]

Anyone here seen IRONCLAD? Is it already out somewhere in Yugoslavia? Or did it come out here & no one here told me?

[JudgeThatMovie9]

I can usually predict what i will or will not like, but usually i like to give most things a chance.

1. Good, because you gain experience to never watch such horrible movies again.

2. Bad, because giving a movie a chance, where you already have an idea is going to be bad, is a wasted thought. And it also leads to disappointment in the long run.

I hated the first two Transformer films and i deliberately missed out Green Lantern and Tranny3 because they looked bad.

1. Good job that you didn't have to see it.

2. I hate the Transformer films as well.

And why the hell are we even on this subject again.

1. So you could learn how to appreciate movies from all time periods, and all genres - Whether it be independent films, or movies from a major studio.

2. I dislike it when people only watch movies with color. Black and white movies are the best! (My opinion) And I know you ever rarely see them because you almost never mention them.

3. Another thing I dislike is people who never seem to like musicals. Do I call them movie ignoramuses because of that fact? Of course. The more variety the better.

4. The fact that a movie has to be independent, realistic, heart-felt story, and casted with underrated, talented actors/actresses, does not mean the movie is a great watch, or indeed, performed well by the actors casted in it. Any movie geeks or critics that think movies have to contain the former, is just smart-alecs that think only their movie opinions are valid and that only the former, is indeed, worth the watch. The fact is, it isn't true.

The year a film comes out makes no difference to me.

I agree.

It's not a popularity contest as to who has the most movie knowledge or who has seen the most films, unless i'm missing something?

1. There is no popularity contest of such things.

2. I don't have the most movie knowledge. I'm simply introducing you to watch movies with variety.

Another thing, STOP assuming things.

Predicting, anticipating. Assuming does not fit the description. I don't assume movies are going to suck. I simply make up my mind whether to watch, or not watch a movie.

And we ALL have more experience than your average movie watcher on this forum.

Of course.

So stop assuming you are better or have better knowledge than other people, because you don't.

What you said there, is exactly why I don't think and say that to others.

[Pelicula]

Anyone here seen IRONCLAD? Is it already out somewhere in Yugoslavia? Or did it come out here & no one here told me?

It came out in cinemas back in March here in Britain. But it's out on dvd/blu-ray here now.

[PigsnieLite]

WOW, I must have been asleep. Im usually asleep in March from the long wintur. I jest saw a trailer and all sorts of limbs were flying off everywhere. Looked great!

[KILLADELFIA]