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[Stripey]

Originally Posted by Elwood Cobra Kai

It wasn't THAT bad.... good fast paced action, and some brilliant camera work, if you switch your brain off at the door it's alright. My only problem with it was that the guy had this amazing skill and used it purely to rob banks and shag hot girls - he was supposed to be the hero of the piece and I just thought he was a wanker.

Up until now I thought Jumper was a film about 9/11

[Lucky Rathen]

Originally Posted by Stripey

Up until now I thought Jumper was a film about 9/11

No it's about a guy who can teleport to anywhere in the world at the blink of an eye.

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by Stripey

Up until now I thought Jumper was a film about 9/11

That probably would've been better. Hayden Christensen attended the school of "Thumb Up Ass" Acting.

[Justin]

Ferris Buellers day off

classic. thats all you can say about it

[Alan Cynic]

Originally Posted by Bigsby

Michael Clayton. Thought it was pretty good. Didn't think Tilda Swinton's performance was particularly notable, but there you go.

I had to squeeze past Tilda to get into my local shop for a tin of cat food a few years ago (she was filming a bit of 'Your cheatin' heart' in Broomhill Road). I didn't ask for her autograph, and she didn't ask for mine, so honours were even

The last film I watched was 'Withnail and I' on Film 4 the other night. It always amuses me........but then, I'm easily amused.

Last film in the pictures was 'No country for old men'.......enjoyed it a lot.

[fatboy]

i recently watched "in a mans world" a low budget release filmed in Aberdeen.

short description "A true to life account of 'survival' on the streets of gang land Scotland. Based around the emotional tale of four street wise youngsters in search of the perfect score to earn them their golden passport towards a brighter future. A gritty portrayal of hope, desperation and betrayal charting the progress of these youngsters as they embark on their journey into the unforgiving heart of the Celtic Underworld. As time goes by they soon discover that life in this business is not as glamorous as it seems as they continue to spiral deeper and deeper into a world of ruthless gangsters and criminal overlords. Written by Lee Hutcheon"

and someones comment from imdb
"In a Man's World impressed me for a number of reasons. Lee took kids who had never acted before and gave this film the authenticity it needed. He also represented a city never before used in a feature film: Aberdeen. Who knew it could be so beautiful? But what's most impressive is that he took a script and turned it into a feature film with no budget. OK, there are some rough edges but we're not talking a megabucks production here! I've seen this film with a talk from the director afterwards and it just proves to me that if you want to make a movie, then don't let anything get in your way. You don't need industry validation to really make something worthwhile. I believe it won a newcomer award at the New York Film Festival also. So give it watch"

[KimyReizeger]

Originally Posted by Elwood Cobra Kai

the guy had this amazing skill and used it purely to rob banks and shag hot girls - he was supposed to be the hero of the piece and I just thought he was a wanker.

[Old Gold]

I watched Grizzly Man with Captain America. it was a richt cosy affair.

Awesome soundtrack and some marvelous photography, half-mental interviewees aside.

[diarmaid]

I watched Casino at the weekend, quickly followed by Night Watch. Casino, despite being Scorseses Goodfellas part 2, is brilliant, but night watch is ok at best in my oppinion. I love foreign films but it wasn't all that great to be honest. Though the way it ended means i'm going to have to watch day watch now aswell.

[Tubthumper]

Rambo 2. We've got the trilogy in my flat just now, and we're watching it before we go see the new one.