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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIReally wanted to watch 127 Hours last night, so forced my roommates to watch it with me.
The bit where he cut his arm off was
but great movie 
James Franco, as well as being incredibly handsome, is an amazing actor.
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. III know, I really hated that part as well.(Original post by x-Saffire-x)
Really wanted to watch 127 Hours last night, so forced my roommates to watch it with me.
The bit where he cut his arm off was but great movie James Franco, as well as being incredibly handsome, is an amazing actor.
But such a great film, I really enjoyed it. 
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIThe Descendants 5/10. Meh, just got the average for Sid (an idiot I guess, but in a funny way), otherwise it'd get a 3/10
Detachment 9/10. I'm still under the shock. It was awsome seriously...I'd like to say more to give people a reason to see it. Um, you'll like it? -
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIMelancholia - (9/10)
Lars von Trier. 'Nuff said.
Wonderful film. Analysing this film makes you truly marvel at its screenplay, storyline and acting abilities. To view the end of the world from the viewpoint of just one family instead of the whole global panic thing was well done, along with the ending (which I shall not spoil) being especially emotionally touching
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIYou actually like Lars von Trier?(Original post by Nirgilis)
Melancholia - (9/10)
Lars von Trier. 'Nuff said.
Wonderful film. Analysing this film makes you truly marvel at its screenplay, storyline and acting abilities. To view the end of the world from the viewpoint of just one family instead of the whole global panic thing was well done, along with the ending (which I shall not spoil) being especially emotionally touching
I find his movies incredibly stupid. Please don't tell me you actually enjoyed Dear Wendy too?Last edited by Nephilim; 08-03-2012 at 11:02. -
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IISome of them, sure! It was an unclear reference to be fair, it was meant to say that 'This movie is weird. Those of you that have seen any of Lars von Trier's films will understand that this film is weird because it's a Lars von Trier film'. Guess I should make that more clear(Original post by Nephilim)
You actually like Lars von Trier?
I find his movies incredibly stupid. Please don't tell me you actually enjoyed Dear Wendy too?
I haven't seen Dear Wendy either
Anyway, after a filmsoc social last night:
Battle Royale - (9/10)
Most of that score is credit for the sheer insanity of the storyline. I mean, who the hell comes up with '40 kids on an island battling to the death'? However, it was an enthralling watch, if a little shoddily produced with some very cringe-y/cliched scenes. Very little character development so you do not get any sort of emotional attachment to any of the characters. This is mainly due to the huge range of characters that the film focuses on; there's simply no time to 'get to know' them!
Anyway, a good watch for those who want a mindless, non-sensical foreign film
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIHow much of a disappointment was this?? bad dialogue, bad narration, unrealistic characters and Sid- how can someone be that ignorant and stupid? i stopped watching it after 40 mins(Original post by anon7)
The Descendants 5/10. Meh, just got the average for Sid (an idiot I guess, but in a funny way), otherwise it'd get a 3/10
Watched Happy Together last night- 8.5/10
Standard WKW. Big emphasis on emotions rather than following a strict plot. still very good.Last edited by localfox1000; 08-03-2012 at 23:34. -
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Re: What was the last film you watched Mk. IIPirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, 7/10
It was a great film, and I enjoyed it. However, it just wasn't the same without Will and Elizabeth, otherwise it would have scored higher.
James Franco, as well as being incredibly handsome, is an amazing actor.
But such a great film, I really enjoyed it. 
