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#26
Edge of Darkness
thought it would be typical "Mad Max" Mel Gibson BUT turned out to be a very good political/murder coverup thriller based on a 1980's British TV serial of the same name. worth watching 
Movies you saw for the 1st time December 2010
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:
Edge of Darkness
thought it would be typical "Mad Max" Mel Gibson BUT turned out to be a very good political/murder coverup thriller based on a 1980's British TV serial of the same name. worth watching
I agree, worth watching, believable plot, solid acting.... This guy was great.I thought the ending made the movie.
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#28
somewhat suprised Ray Winstone has never been in a Guy Ritchie movie. seems like they type of actor he would select.
I thought the ending made the movie.
agree. thought it was somewhat of a "suprise ending"
it's on HBO2east again Sunday Dec 5th (tomarrow) @ 5:00 pm pacific time for those that want to watch or record.
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#33
Quote Originally Posted by KWIK-E-MART:
Frozen
Frozen
Interesting movie with above average dialogue about 3 snowboaders who get stranded on a ski lift
30 assassins go at it last one alive wins $10 million
The Tournament wasn't bad, it had some decent moments for that type of movie. I watched the entire movie so that is a positive. The Asian chick has a lot of talent.
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#39
Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:
finally watched Brooklyn's Finest
thought it was pretty much a convoluted mess. sure glad I didn't spend any money to see it in a theater. 
*POSSIBLE SPOILERS*
I agree, the movie was a mess.
Richard Gere's character.
Watching his day play out was the best part of the movie, especially when he was " off duty." I though it brought up a great moral question; Mind your business or get involved? Who wants to face that situation in the apartment?
Or go home and have apathy on your conscience? Kind of a mind fuck.
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#45
just finished "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus". kind of interesting story and acting was OK. Lily Cole as Valentina is HOT. does has a definate Terry Gilliam "Time Bandits"-"Adventures of Baron Munchausen" quality to it. IF you liked those, you probably will like this.
Heath Ledger, as Tony the charity scammer, died half way thru the filming and it's interesting how they used Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law as different ""physically transformed visions" of his character.
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#47
so I was up late last night paging thru the movie channels and saw this "I Sell the Dead" body snatcher "horror" movie and thought I would give it a tumble just to see. turns out it was pretty funny with some very "off the wall" situations. 1800's Irish setting but ended up with vampires, guouls and even a space alien in the plot.
it's on Showtime 2 tomarrow the 25th @ 7:45 am est for those that want to watch or record.
SPOILER ALERT (basic plot and players) >>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Sell_the_Dead
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#49
Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:
I havent done this thread in a while I liked it when we used to do it. (a couple of days early)
Heat - finally saw this. excellent movie, a bit long. funny how Deniro and Pacino are in only 2 scenes together and rumor has it that in the "big scene" they actually both werent there at the same time. very good movie. I will say I did enjoy The Town a little more than this
Insomnia- Christopher Nolans least known flick I guess Pacino and Robin Williams. I really enjoyed this one. Some good twists, tension through most of it. Enjoyable movie
I havent done this thread in a while I liked it when we used to do it. (a couple of days early)
Heat - finally saw this. excellent movie, a bit long. funny how Deniro and Pacino are in only 2 scenes together and rumor has it that in the "big scene" they actually both werent there at the same time. very good movie. I will say I did enjoy The Town a little more than this
Insomnia- Christopher Nolans least known flick I guess Pacino and Robin Williams. I really enjoyed this one. Some good twists, tension through most of it. Enjoyable movie
Just saw The Town as well. Good movie. If you notice in one short scene in the movie, Affleck's character is watching Heat on the tv. And you're right about the scene with Deniro and Pacino. They weren't together for the filming of that.
I would say though that Nolan's least known movie is "Following". Pretty good movie.
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