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#122
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Watched "Harvest", "13th District: Ultimatum", and "Angels & Demons". Hey, where are all the good movies?
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Watched "Harvest," "13th District: Ultimatum," and "Angels & Demons." Hey, where are all the good movies?
Angels & Demons wasn't bad.
I haven't seen Harvest.
Cobra also:smile48:
Konstantin watched it - it's a decent film, on the same theme as Angels & Demons.
Also watched "The Prestige" - I recommend it.
I lasted 22 minutes watching "Inhabited Island 2"!
I watched it 3 times - it's quite good, it's a shame that instead of a bomber, there's a dirigible, and the film is generally shorter than the first one.
В. Уэйтс©
Но поскольку я нищий,
у меня лишь есть мечты.
Я разостлал свои мечты пред вашими ногами.
Ступайте бережно, ибо вы ступаете по моим мечтам.

временно ушел с форума, переодически заглядываю. кому нужен пишите в скайп ewgeniy1985. в аське 384385000 очень редко.
#124
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Since I haven't been here for a while, the list has grown quite a bit :3

13th Warrior
Alien 1
Up In Smoke
Aliens
Alien 3
Alien 4
Desperado
The Crow
Terminator: Salvation
Terminator
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
A Song to the Sun / Midnight Sun - for me, it's like a bridge to Lizarde
Global Metal
Public Enemies
Wasabi
The Call 0
The Call
The Call 2
Watchmen (director's cut)
Iron Man
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Japanese porn with the participation of 500 people
Jumper
X-Men
X-Men 2
X-Men 3
The Omen
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Resident Evil
Red Heat
BloodRayne
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
From Dusk Till Dawn

If anyone has questions about any of the movies on the list, feel free to ask ;)

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#125
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A Song to the Sun / Midnight Sun / Taiyo no uta
What is this movie about?
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AlexSpl
What is this movie about?
Description: The film tells the story of a 16-year-old girl named Kaoru Amane. She is an amateur musician, plays the guitar, and writes songs. She lives with her parents. And everything would be fine if not for one "but"... The "but" is that she suffers from an incurable and very rare disease. It is called "xeroderma pigmentosum," or simply XP. The essence is that the skin of a person with this disease cannot resist ultraviolet radiation. Simply put, for such people, exposure to direct sunlight means a quick and agonizing death. Therefore, Kaoru spends the whole day at home, and at night she goes to the railway station and there, completely alone, plays and sings her songs. And every time she has to return home before sunrise. And every morning from the window of her room, she sees a young man, an amateur surfer, who arrives early in the morning at the stop in front of Kaoru's house and waits there for his friends. Kaoru doesn't yet know who he is, but she already feels a sincere sympathy for him...
Since the genre is romance and drama, I kept trying to find something to criticize in the film, but alas, the film simply captivated me... I am, by nature, an unemotional person – it is virtually impossible to move me (I don't cry at relatives' funerals), but here, strangely enough, I managed to get emotional three times... Watch only with subtitles, although there is no other way, otherwise you might not appreciate the beauty of Yui's voice.
P.S. After this film, I felt down for about a week + I started looking at her songs differently.
P.P.S. Maybe tomorrow or the day after, I'll create a thread about the film...

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#127
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All good movies are about the sick or mentally ill. I'll keep that in mind. Here are a few that I recommend watching: 1) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; 2) Barefoot in the Park; 3) Knockin' on Heaven's Door.
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I'll chime in a bit too... :) Watched the movie "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" with my brother. I understand it's fiction, but seriously, you could pause the movie every minute and explain why something couldn't possibly happen (even with a generous dose of fantasy). By the end, I was completely done with how they caught up to ballistic missiles in a plane...

Кто состоянием своим доволен, тому жить весело. (с)Алекса́ндр Васи́льевич Суво́ров
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Kyle
I'll chime in a bit too... :)

Watched the movie "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" with my brother.
I understand it's fiction, but seriously, you could pause the movie every minute and explain why something couldn't possibly happen (even with a large dose of fantasy).
In the end, I was completely done in by how they caught up to ballistic missiles in a plane...
You should only expect one big special effect from "G.I. Joe," nothing more! If you expect more, you'll be disappointed ;) And in general, these kinds of movies are best watched while slightly tipsy :smile08:

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#130
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All good movies are about sick or mentally ill people.
I agree, "Fight Club" could be added to the list. "The Prestige" is a good movie too.
Тому, кто сражается с монстрами, нужно сильно постараться, чтобы самому не превратиться в монстра.
Клан "Вершители Асхана" - "Masters of Ashan"
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#131
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By the way, I watched "Knockin' on Heaven's Door". I don't know why, but it didn't impress me much.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#132
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"Constructive" review:
13th Warrior
Crap (s).
Plot (briefly):
Ahmed Ahmedovich goes to distant galaxies, where he meets bearded, unwashed Vikings. The "churka" (a derogatory term) tells the Vikings that 12 bearded Vikings and 1 "khachik" (a derogatory term for a person from the Caucasus) should go on the journey. The thirteenth is the main character. After some time, listening to the Vikings, he SUDDENLY begins to understand their language, and says to one of the gnomes... Vikings, "don't you dare insult my mother" (or something like that). Well, and then a depressing plot unfolds.
Alien 1
Aliens
Alien 3
Excellent films. Nothing to add :cool:
Alien 4
Crap. Nothing to add [2]
Terminator Salvation
Good.
Terminator
Good.
The Ring 0
o_O
The Ring
The Ring 2
I've seen it. On the one hand, it's a pretty good movie. On the other hand, it's depressing, created to scare little kids.
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
As Locke might say, Hulk-bullshit.
Resident Evil
I don't like the whole series.
BloodRayne
By chance, I watched it three times in a row.
1. Night, Rentv.
2. Noon, cinema.
3. Evening, Rentv.
But in general, the film is terrible.
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Revan
"Constructive" assessment
My assessment is basically the same, only the "Zvanki" (they are all Japanese) really impressed me, and among the others, only the 3rd part...

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#134
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only phone calls (they are all Japanese)
Oh, no. My apologies. I saw the American remake.
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#135
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By the way, I watched "Knockin' on Heaven's Door". I don't know why, but it didn't impress me much.
It depends on age/mood/state of mind/life experience, etc. I used to really like "Highway 60", for example. I rewatched it recently. It's a decent movie, nothing more. As BG said, "you paint yourself, I'm not here".
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I watched Song to the Sun again... since I was watching it with my mom, I made her feel sad :3