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  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    I saw it and I honestly enjoyed myself. It's nothing compared to The Avengers but I also don't compare the two anyway.
    What didn't you like about Superman's suit? If it was the darker colors, then you have nothing to worry about. They lightened up his suit and it's pretty noticeable.
    I also wasn't a fan of Flash's costume but it grew on me while I was watching the film. I'm also not a fan of Aquaman and Cyborg but they ended up being my favorites of the movie, especially Aquaman.
    I will say that I actually love Affleck in the role of Batman/Bruce and thought he was awesome in BVS. However JL he didn't seem like he really cared to be there. Must of been because he doesn't want the role anymore.
    I say overall the movie is decent and is worth a watch in theaters. I'm debating going again while it's on the big screen.

    Thanks for that.... well, maybe then if I can find the time...
  • CASINOROYALECASINOROYALE Somewhere hot
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    Wah, suicide squad... 8/10?
    Are you sure

    Yeah!! I had fun with suicide squad I really enjoyed it. Harley Quinn and DeadShot were amazing. Loved the Batman/Bruce Wayne scenes. Task Force X is easily one of my favorite soundtrack songs. Sure some of the scenes fell kinda flat. The music choices were great. It was a simple fun movie. Loved the style. I don’t understand the hate. Not a fan of the gangster Joker version but Jared Leto gave a really good performance. He’s the only Joker that is fully insane and out of his mind. The other Jokers like Ledger and Jack were just criminals who were still sane. Letos joker is sick and twisted and completely helpless at this point.
  • JamesBondKenyaJamesBondKenya Danny Boyle laughs to himself
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    Is force ten from Navarone worth watching?
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    Is force ten from Navarone worth watching?

    I think it's definitely worth a watch.
    As a follow up to Guns of The Navarone it's fairly week, but as a simple WW2 adventure it's fun.
    Great to see the youthful Harrison Ford with Robert Shaw. Barbara Bach and Richard Kiel are really the reason I watched it and made it worthwhile. While not a particularly great film, it's still pretty cool.
  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    ToTheRight wrote: »

    I think it's definitely worth a watch.
    As a follow up to Guns of The Navarone it's fairly week, but as a simple WW2 adventure it's fun.
    Great to see the youthful Harrison Ford with Robert Shaw. Barbara Bach and Richard Kiel are really the reason I watched it and made it worthwhile. While not a particularly great film, it's still pretty cool.

    Yes. I concur.
  • 001001
    edited November 2017 Posts: 1,575
    Wonder Woman (2017)

    Gal Gadot really makes this film good. If it was anyone else i doubt it would have been as good.
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    Yeah!! I had fun with suicide squad I really enjoyed it. Harley Quinn and DeadShot were amazing. Loved the Batman/Bruce Wayne scenes. Task Force X is easily one of my favorite soundtrack songs. Sure some of the scenes fell kinda flat. The music choices were great. It was a simple fun movie. Loved the style. I don’t understand the hate. Not a fan of the gangster Joker version but Jared Leto gave a really good performance. He’s the only Joker that is fully insane and out of his mind. The other Jokers like Ledger and Jack were just criminals who were still sane. Letos joker is sick and twisted and completely helpless at this point.


    I like it as well,i don't see the hate some people have for it.
  • ClarkDevlinClarkDevlin Martinis, Girls and Guns
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    barryt007 wrote: »


    I like it as well,i don't see the hate some people have for it.
    Agreed. Suicide Squad is a very enjoyable film for me. It’s basically Dirty Dozen with DC rogues.
  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    Incredible Hulk. One of the more mature and thoughtful of the superhero films our there IMO. Edward Norton was pitch perfect.
  • Last_Rat_StandingLast_Rat_Standing Long Neck Ice Cold Beer Never Broke My Heart
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    chrisisall wrote: »
    Incredible Hulk. One of the more mature and thoughtful of the superhero films our there IMO. Edward Norton was pitch perfect.

    I enjoyed him in that role as well. Shame he wasn't tapped to play him in The Avengers
  • edited November 2017 Posts: 2,107
    Started my yearly pre-new Star Wars movie round with Star Wars Episode I - The Phamtom Menace.

    Wasn't easy to watch through in one sitting. By the end of the movie I was just waiting for the movie to finish. Cool lightsaber threeway duel and all, but the bits with Jar Jar on the battleground, o moy moy!

    Also the Tatooine scenes felt like they dragged, with having to get the change parts to the ship and having to find the boy Anakin. Ok, Jake Lloyd wasn't that bad and podrace was kewl.
  • Law Abiding Citizen.

    Good movie with an interesting premise but a lame ending - Butler's character should've walked free...is there a better way to show how corrupt the system is? I kind of think the ending should've written itself, actually.
  • ClarkDevlinClarkDevlin Martinis, Girls and Guns
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    I felt the same way about the ending.
  • JamesBondKenyaJamesBondKenya Danny Boyle laughs to himself
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    SharkBait wrote: »
    Started my yearly pre-new Star Wars movie round with Star Wars Episode I - The Phamtom Menace.

    Wasn't easy to watch through in one sitting. By the end of the movie I was just waiting for the movie to finish. Cool lightsaber threeway duel and all, but the bits with Jar Jar on the battleground, o moy moy!

    Also the Tatooine scenes felt like they dragged, with having to get the change parts to the ship and having to find the boy Anakin. Ok, Jake Lloyd wasn't that bad and podrace was kewl.

    Yeah that final lightsaber battle is pretty awesome, but the atrociously bad cgi is unforgivable, Lucas should have waited ten years till they perfected the technology.
  • Mendes4LyfeMendes4Lyfe The long road ahead
    edited November 2017 Posts: 8,585

    Yeah that final lightsaber battle is pretty awesome, but the atrociously bad cgi is unforgivable, Lucas should have waited ten years till they perfected the technology.

    No, he couldn't do that, some of the older cast members (Frank Oz, Iain Mcdairmid, even the music maker) may be deceased by then.

    I think they just should have done less CGI. Remember, the battle of Endorsed was without CG after all.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
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    CrzChris4 wrote: »
    Law Abiding Citizen.

    Good movie with an interesting premise but a lame ending - Butler's character should've walked free...is there a better way to show how corrupt the system is? I kind of think the ending should've written itself, actually.

    That ending kills what is otherwise a great movie for me. Seems to go against everything else the rest of the film is saying.
  • edited November 2017 Posts: 4,813
    FINALLY saw Justice League last night! I loved it, and I’m one of those weirdos that also loved Man of Steel & Batman V Superman.

    That said, I might have enjoyed it even more if I hadn’t kept up with all the drama behind the scenes. Now more than ever, I want a Snyder cut of the movie. This sucker had two directors and it shows. And I wish I never heard about Henry’s damn mustache!!! I found myself looking for it in each scene he was in, and aside from that opening scene (where it was the most noticeable) I may not have ever known.

    I didn’t think I’d like the Flash- big fan of the show- but I LOVED Ezra Miller and now that they’re doing Flashpoint next I couldn’t be happier.

    My one fear going forward is this: Batfleck owned the role again, but with all the parademons and assorted supernatural stuff going on, I hope we aren’t screwed out of a more ‘grounded’ Batman adventure, with JK Simmons returning as Gordon.

    Btw, my favorite part (which caused the theater to erupt in lots of ‘oooooh man’ and ‘oh my god’)
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  • RemingtonRemington I'll do anything for a woman with a knife.
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    Watched CHIPS the film last night. Had some funny moments but fell flat.
  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    FINALLY saw Justice League last night! I loved it, and I’m one of those weirdos that also loved Man of Steel & Batman V Superman.

    That said, I might have enjoyed it even more if I hadn’t kept up with all the drama behind the scenes. Now more than ever, I want a Snyder cut of the movie. This sucker had two directors and it shows. And I wish I never heard about Henry’s damn mustache!!! I found myself looking for it in each scene he was in, and aside from that opening scene (where it was the most noticeable) I may not have ever known.

    I didn’t think I’d like the Flash- big fan of the show- but I LOVED Ezra Miller and now that they’re doing Flashpoint next I couldn’t be happier.

    My one fear going forward is this: Batfleck owned the role again, but with all the parademons and assorted supernatural stuff going on, I hope we aren’t screwed out of a more ‘grounded’ Batman adventure, with JK Simmons returning as Gordon.

    Btw, my favorite part (which caused the theater to erupt in lots of ‘oooooh man’ and ‘oh my god’)
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    Well, a co-worker I trust with my life said he knows I'll really like it, so for all my negativity, I'm gonna see it anyway. ;)
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    Pandorum - a original scifi thriller that keeps you guessing until the end of the movie, really enjoyable and well made.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
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    SaintMark wrote: »
    Pandorum - a original scifi thriller that keeps you guessing until the end of the movie, really enjoyable and well made.

    I prefer the former half which was a lot more terrifying. Got a bit predictable and by the numbers in the end, but I did like one twist in particular:
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    The one of them not still being in space, but actually having crashed and landed under the sea.
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    Creasy47 wrote: »

    I prefer the former half which was a lot more terrifying. Got a bit predictable and by the numbers in the end, but I did like one twist in particular:
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    The one of them not still being in space, but actually having crashed and landed under the sea.

    Overal not a by the number scifi movie made by committee who know what people tend to like. ;)
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
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    SaintMark wrote: »

    Overal not a by the number scifi movie made by committee who know what people tend to like. ;)

    I just think they held on to the crew twist a little too long. Felt pretty obvious nearly halfway through.
  • mattjoesmattjoes J.W. Pepper winner J.W. Pepper.
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    By any chance does anyone remember this film? I remember watching parts of it on TV when I was a kid. I wish I could see it again.
  • LeonardPineLeonardPine The Bar on the Beach
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    Logan Lucky

    Really enjoyed this. Similar in tone to Soderbergh's other heist movie, Ocean's 11.

    A great cast of characters most of them none too bright but very likeable. Not sure if Soderberg has real affection for the American south or is simply taking the piss. Not that it matters as this is a slick and very funny heist film. Yeah it takes its time telling the story but as usual with Soderbergh it's all in the little details (you'll have to watch it to see how handpainted Cockroaches fit in to the scheme) and there's a wonderful explanatory 'circling back' to let the audience in on the sleight of hand its been dealt.

    Our very own dear Daniel nicks the film as the irrepressible Joe Bang. but the rest also hold their own. I especially liked Adam Driver as Logan's one handed brother, and Riley Keough is seriously hot!

    One of my favourites so far this year.
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    the Hobbit - the battle of five armies extended version - another great stay in the LOTR universe that Jackson brought to us so brilliantly and I do love Tauriel.

    Logan - Wolverine old and dying and a Professor X who is suffering of an metal breakdown/dementia once again are called to help those in need of helping. A brilliant movie that finally shows us a Wolverine that is not for small kids.

    Stargate - this original movie with Spader & Russel are doing a great job and the soundtrack is actually quite well done.
  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows. Robert's inconsistent British accent notwithstanding I *LOVE* these two movies, and it's been a long time since I watched them. Long enough that I forgot some of the twists. And that was nice....
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    chrisisall wrote: »
    Sherlock Holmes and Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows. Robert's inconsistent British accent notwithstanding I *LOVE* these two movies, and it's been a long time since I watched them. Long enough that I forgot some of the twists. And that was nice....

    I like those films a lot too! I used to prefer the second but now I prefer the first. The chemistry between Downey Jr. and Law was excellent!

  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    FoxRox wrote: »

    I like those films a lot too! I used to prefer the second but now I prefer the first. The chemistry between Downey Jr. and Law was excellent!
    Heh, it's really one long movie to me...
  • chrisisallchrisisall Brosnan Defender Of The Realm
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    Batman vs Two Face. More silly retro. Fun, and nostalgic... sad that it's Adam's last contribution... and Shatner delivers a very 'clean' Dent. Not a Kirk-like performance at all.
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