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Last Film You Saw
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urban genie
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I enjoyed it tbf fit nicely in with the originalGhostbusters afterlife
terrible
Blue Maverick
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Everything everywhere all the time, bat shit crazy! 5/10
dronefromsector7G
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It’s SkylineI saw a film a while back its based in a US city, probably LA. Its about a group of people having a party but as it happens there is an invasion of huge monsters. Then it's a fight to stay alive type of film. . It's a shit film but I can't for the life of me remember it's name. It just bugs me that I don't know it .can anyone remember it. Cheers
Cloverfield?I saw a film a while back its based in a US city, probably LA. Its about a group of people having a party but as it happens there is an invasion of huge monsters. Then it's a fight to stay alive type of film. . It's a shit film but I can't for the life of me remember it's name. It just bugs me that I don't know it .can anyone remember it. Cheers
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Summerbuzz
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The Northman
Visually out of this world. The opening 30 minutes did seem a bit off to me, couple of casting decisions, dialogue and peformance stuck out. And a couple of shots, and the editing. I felt like I didn't have confidence in it.
But it really stuck to its guns, and got stronger as it went along. By the end I was definitely impressed, despite carrying a few flaws, and never quite hitting the heights, I was very glad indeed the film had been made.
I just don't know if Eggers really nailed it. It was artistically ambitious and a few times that grated against the needs of a blockbuster film. But when the balancing act involved in presenting the Nordic mythology in a materially realistic world came off, they were pretty fantastic. The scene in the cave where he takes the sword was definitely a highlight.
And I liked that by the end, it was hard to avoid thinking our 'hero' was hardly such except in his own eyes, and yet still cheer that on. One aspect I liked was that Eggers kept him so plain and simple, so much a man built on nothing else but what that little boy had seen and felt.
In a funny way I'd compare it to Heat. It has that same empty, minimal, feel to the story and production.
Visually out of this world. The opening 30 minutes did seem a bit off to me, couple of casting decisions, dialogue and peformance stuck out. And a couple of shots, and the editing. I felt like I didn't have confidence in it.
But it really stuck to its guns, and got stronger as it went along. By the end I was definitely impressed, despite carrying a few flaws, and never quite hitting the heights, I was very glad indeed the film had been made.
I just don't know if Eggers really nailed it. It was artistically ambitious and a few times that grated against the needs of a blockbuster film. But when the balancing act involved in presenting the Nordic mythology in a materially realistic world came off, they were pretty fantastic. The scene in the cave where he takes the sword was definitely a highlight.
And I liked that by the end, it was hard to avoid thinking our 'hero' was hardly such except in his own eyes, and yet still cheer that on. One aspect I liked was that Eggers kept him so plain and simple, so much a man built on nothing else but what that little boy had seen and felt.
In a funny way I'd compare it to Heat. It has that same empty, minimal, feel to the story and production.
FantasyIreland
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It was weird and wankThe Northman
Visually out of this world. The opening 30 minutes did seem a bit off to me, couple of casting decisions, dialogue and peformance stuck out. And a couple of shots, and the editing. I felt like I didn't have confidence in it.
But it really stuck to its guns, and got stronger as it went along. By the end I was definitely impressed, despite carrying a few flaws, and never quite hitting the heights, I was very glad indeed the film had been made.
I just don't know if Eggers really nailed it. It was artistically ambitious and a few times that grated against the needs of a blockbuster film. But when the balancing act involved in presenting the Nordic mythology in a materially realistic world came off, they were pretty fantastic. The scene in the cave where he takes the sword was definitely a highlight.
And I liked that by the end, it was hard to avoid thinking our 'hero' was hardly such except in his own eyes, and yet still cheer that on. One aspect I liked was that Eggers kept him so plain and simple, so much a man built on nothing else but what that little boy had seen and felt.
In a funny way I'd compare it to Heat. It has that same empty, minimal, feel to the story and production.
Elbow beards
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I've not seen it but if it's anything like the witch, I would have to agree. Jesus that was dross.It was weird and wank