I enjoyed Hero and HoFD. Tarantino makes isn't amazing, but alot of his films and different and interesting. I like him as a writer too, Natural Born Killers was a fantastic film.Originally Posted by Bleys
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I enjoyed Hero and HoFD. Tarantino makes isn't amazing, but alot of his films and different and interesting. I like him as a writer too, Natural Born Killers was a fantastic film.Originally Posted by Bleys
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Hero ruled, and its name doesn't deserve to be listed here. The photography was simply amazing. It's fun too see those Chinese actors flying and kicking *** at the same time, before the Matrix had been invented
It was one of those films that made me stay in the cinema simply because I had already paid for it.Originally Posted by Josh_
I usually erase from my memory this sort of stuff, but I remember I hated all Star Wars related films I've ever seen.
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That's the way I felt. It had a couple good scenes, bust the rest of it was confusing and boring.Originally Posted by Bleys




That was Braff's first movie. In some parts the writing excelled though, like the scene with the pyramid scheme guy, the hamster funeral, and the bit where Sam says about Largeman being her knight in shining armour, when he has his little "we're in the middle of no-where speech". It also has the Shins in it, so it's 100% certifiable indie touchy feely stuff.Originally Posted by mmj
The truth is, if Hero didn't have the "presented by Tarantino" bit, then it probably wouldn't have got the coverage it has gotten.





Ooooh... Those do suck.Originally Posted by HAWK
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All Star Wars Films
All Star Trek Films
All LOTR Films
All Harry Potter Films
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Why?... why Harry Potter films?
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Yes!! I couldn't agree more. What's with that guy???Originally Posted by Lavern
I don't like fantasy movies at all really, but there is something about Harry Potter films that I find particularly irritating. I think it is the stupid made up names for things.Originally Posted by rainadaman



Home Alone 3/4
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Lord of the rings (can't stand that crap!)
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Reservoir Dogs was a shameless rip-off of a different film, can't remember what now, but the stuck-in-the-middle-with-you bit was memorable.Originally Posted by Young Twig
Pulp Fiction, you either love it or hate it I guess. Personally I really like it, great soundtrack, great editing and use of montage. Not to everyone's taste though.
The only films I can't stand are the epic battle kinda ones, like Alexander etc. etc. I liked Lord of the Rings, but it seems everyone is trying to jump on the band wagon now.
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Epic films have a long history, and were really revived with Braveheart and Gladiator... not LotR.... though to many LotR represents the modern pinnacle (Personally, I still like Gladiator for the best modern sword and sandal type epic).Originally Posted by Hal9k





Braveheart, now there is an overrated movie.
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Braveheart and Gladiator passed so under the radar for me that I guess I didn't take them into account. Oh how I dislike Russell Crowe films... and Russell Crowe. I was also particularly disappointed with A Beautiful Mind.Originally Posted by Bleys
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Lethal Weapon 4
Street Fighter (the Jean Claude one)
Can't think of another, for now.
Those'll have to do for now.
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How can you say that? Ghostbusters was a great fillm. As was Groundhog Day.Originally Posted by conradical
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As was Lost in Translation. And Little Shop of Horrors. And Life Aquatic wasn't bad.Originally Posted by weirdbeardmt
Only dead fish go with the flow
Groundhog day was his best. After Lost in translation and the other one, can't remember the name but it was about the submarine captain or explorer or something...Originally Posted by weirdbeardmt
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hahahaha... the two movies i spoke about is posted just below me! Saw it after i hit submit! But thanks for the name "Life aquatic"




Me and my friend think exactly the same thing. The Godfather is one disappointing film. People big it up so much, and I was like "ok, there's a horse in that guys bed..."Originally Posted by weirdbeardmt




Oh yah, Blade 3. What an awful movie.





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I actually thought Blade 3 wasn't too bad. It wasn't great, but was a vast improvement over Blade 2...Originally Posted by Josh_
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