Quote: David Bussell @ February 15 2011, 10:19 AM GMTThat's some poorly punctuated fighting talk!
Is it really? , explain why,' Oh perfect One', then you can punctuate me with your sword of grammar !, I might feel a little deflated afterwards.
[a pun intended].
About 1m 30s of Film 2011.
It was incredible, no, I mean like, incredible. It was, well, so well acted it was, well, frankly, incredible. And like, well . . .
Pretentious crap.
Michael Clayton. Despite a couple of genre cliches a nice throwback to the grown-up films of the seventies.
Quote: Oldrocker @ February 17 2011, 12:07 AM GMTAbout 1m 30s of Film 2011.
It was incredible, no, I mean like, incredible. It was, well, so well acted it was, well, frankly, incredible. And like, well . . .
Pretentious crap.
That quote you've put up doesn't exactly sound pretentious.
I prefer Film 2011 the way it is now, it's a more enjoyable watch.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ February 17 2011, 9:01 AM GMTI prefer Film 2011 the way it is now, it's a more enjoyable watch.
Yeah, Film 2011 a few years back was just silly.
Quote: David Bussell @ February 17 2011, 9:53 AM GMTYeah, Film 2011 a few years back was just silly.
Quote: dellas @ February 15 2011, 8:32 AM GMT
Does'nt anyone on here like arty cultured films , with sadness longing and tragedy?, or dare I say bathos?...
No. Because they are past the 90 minute cut off mark.
Quote: Griff @ February 17 2011, 11:56 AM GMTBecause blockbusters and action movies never go past this, right?
They're the worst offenders for bloat.
Das Boot (in its entirety) runs for about 5 hours...
Quote: Tim Walker @ February 17 2011, 11:59 AM GMTDas Boot (in its entirety) runs for about 5 hours...
I don't mind a good long film, like Goodfellas say. But there's no excuse for a Michael Bay film running over 90 minutes.
Quote: Griff @ February 17 2011, 12:06 PM GMT*seconds
I'm sure he's done a halfway watchable film sometime. Armegeddon? Was The Rock his? They were okay.
...Pearl Harbor...
Quote: Tim Walker @ February 17 2011, 12:43 PM GMT...Pearl Harbor...
*crosses self*
Elliot and I watched Dead Poets Society yesterday. I've seen it before, and he hasn't, but I'd forgotten how sad it was and ended up in tears!
That is a verrrrrrrrrrry sad film.
*stands on desk*