The last film you saw
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Well, I just watched Evil Dead again. I'm fucking awesome, wickdoolies.
Really, I do love Evil Dead. I like it when Bruce's girlfriend becomes possessed by the demon and she sits there on the floor kneeling and laughing. For me, that'd be an invitation to run up and hit her with a Shining Black, a Glimmering Warlock, or a Shining Wizard. Still, it will always be something I can watch over and over again.
Really, I do love Evil Dead. I like it when Bruce's girlfriend becomes possessed by the demon and she sits there on the floor kneeling and laughing. For me, that'd be an invitation to run up and hit her with a Shining Black, a Glimmering Warlock, or a Shining Wizard. Still, it will always be something I can watch over and over again.
Kenneth Branagh's 1996 Adaptation of Hamlet. It's 4 hours long but it's pretty damn awesome, the best film adaptation of Shakespeare's works by far, including The Lion King (which is also Hamlet). Although I have also seen this live with David Tennant and Patrick Stewart who were awesome.
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FAQ about time travel it was pretty good makes a bit of sense (So long as you understand temporal mechanics) and there were a few funny bits. Harry potter and the half blood prince. Awful, terrible, made no sense and it was mostly a movie about who likes who. But with magic and stuff.
I watched Marley & Me a couple days ago, and I got to say that it was a very touching movie. Most of the time, I tend to avoid the movies that seem like a chick flick, but since it was a Wednesday, and I had nothing better to do, I watched it with my roommate.
I can't believe how hard this movie actually impacted me emotionally. Both of us (My roommate and me) where dead silent on the part where the movie aimed to make you cry. Well, all I could say is that they did an awesome job, because I had to use all my will power to keep from tearing right in front of my roommate.
Man, even If you didn't have your own pet, this movie develops the characters so well that it makes you feel sad when shit goes down.
all in all, I suggest you watch this movie, you won't regret it.
I can't believe how hard this movie actually impacted me emotionally. Both of us (My roommate and me) where dead silent on the part where the movie aimed to make you cry. Well, all I could say is that they did an awesome job, because I had to use all my will power to keep from tearing right in front of my roommate.
Man, even If you didn't have your own pet, this movie develops the characters so well that it makes you feel sad when shit goes down.
all in all, I suggest you watch this movie, you won't regret it.
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
I thought it was great! Surprisingly deep and entertaining, despite being almost three hours long. I think one of my favourite parts of the film was how it showed the progression of America, from the 20's to the 90's, and in that regard it was almost as if the country became a character in itself. The characters Ben meets in his life were also really cool, although a bit much at first. I still can't help but find it a bit strange that Ben had perhaps the most extraordinary condition of any human in history, yet others find it as strange as a new haircut. :|
I thought it was great! Surprisingly deep and entertaining, despite being almost three hours long. I think one of my favourite parts of the film was how it showed the progression of America, from the 20's to the 90's, and in that regard it was almost as if the country became a character in itself. The characters Ben meets in his life were also really cool, although a bit much at first. I still can't help but find it a bit strange that Ben had perhaps the most extraordinary condition of any human in history, yet others find it as strange as a new haircut. :|
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afaik it's completely fictional. It's definitely not based on a true story, though.Commodore Whynot":30fe45na said: