Quote: lofthouse @ December 25 2012, 10:54 AM GMTI thought hitchhiker was ok
Don't know why everyone slags it
I mean Freeman was far too young for the part of Arthur
And Marvin looked ridiculous
But it was alright
If you thought it was an only child maybe
But with books radio and my fave the TV show
Its the runt of the litter
Quote: Ben @ December 25 2012, 9:19 AM GMTYeah, I wouldn't say he's the world's best actor. He's just one of many fairly unremarkable actors.
I'd say he's a very good comic actor. Really great in The Office and Sherlock.
He can pull a good face. I'll give you that.
'21 Jump Street' is a really fun movie.
The Bourne Legacy, Oh dear, Oh dear, Oh dear
Quote: Matthew Stott @ December 25 2012, 10:03 PM GMT'21 Jump Street' is a really fun movie.
I enjoyed it had a really fun vibe
Made me think of peep show
Thanks to the Crimbo television schedule, was able to finally catch a couple of films I missed first time round - How To Train Your Dragon and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
Though both have 'Dragon' in the title, they are remarkably different and aimed at different audiences - I think. Anyways, my verdict -
How To Train Your Dragon - beyond awesome, absolutely loved it.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Rape-mongous moody Swedish crime thriller nonsense - but still very enjoyable.
I loved how to train your dragon had a better story than most grown up film humour and Scottish Vikings
I saw in Bruges for the first time very good siort of an parish pulp fiction
Quote: sootyj @ December 27 2012, 3:58 PM GMTI saw in Bruges for the first time very good siort of an parish pulp fiction
In Bruges is a very good film and because Colin Faggell was playing himself a dumb tard, I didn't find him nearly as irritating.
Someone had bought Ralph Fiennes a Sexy Beast DVD for research, but other then that, it was really nicely put together. Loved the bit where Shrek fell out of the tower and his arms and legs popped off.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ December 25 2012, 10:03 PM GMT'21 Jump Street' is a really fun movie.
I thought it was fun too, but can't remember much about it now. Apart from Johnny Depp getting shot in the peniscock.
There's only so many great cockerney villains
And none as wicked as dick van lesbians serial killer gay chimney sweep
Quote: sootyj @ December 27 2012, 4:05 PM GMTThere's only so many great cockerney villains
True and In Bruges had one of my favourite lines in films ever - 'You're an inanimate object!'
Yeh that was killer
Best one has to be brick top
Also the final battle in httyd was better than most of the battles in lotr
And now I've watched LorR: Return of The King aka LorR: The Film That Kept Concluding But Still Had 2 Hours Left.
Really kept zoning out for the majority of this and it only sucked me back in by the last quarter. I actually had to Google where the f**k Frodo went in the end (I had been drinking and zoning out). I get it now and I suppose if I had listened I would've got it then.
Anyway, overall not a bad trilogy, I can see why it is popular, although I will never-ever feel the need to rewatch it and will send the DVDs back from whence they came!
"One does not simply rewatch a 12 hour film"
P.S. I still didn't understand "The Eye" and the pink Orc, were they not the same guy? And who was the guy on the Dragon? And which King actually returned because I saw loads of Kings!
Rotk really lost out for departing from the books more some ending