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From the last things I watched, I can mention the animated film "Coraline," by the creators of "The Nightmare Before Christmas." (Yes, I like dark and creepy things). While watching it, I wasn't particularly impressed, but after watching it, I've been thinking about it for several days. This suggests that there's something to ponder.
And the second film is "Kick-Ass." I hadn't managed to watch it completely before, so I downloaded it from a torrent and watched it. And, in general, I don't regret the time spent. It's a very open and sincere film, even touching, despite the piles of corpses.

And the comic was terribly boring after the first few chapters. I'm talking about Kick-Ass.

I recently watched "Megamind." Overall, it turned out very well, although it's a bit cliché in places, but the humor is excellent. It's worth watching.

Flying over a cuckoo's nest. THE SKY, YOU CAN LOOK! And how useful it would be to see Arandor – words cannot describe it.

Being John Malkovich

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The reason I decided to watch this film was that it was written by Charlie Kaufman, who also wrote the screenplay for one of my favorite movies, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

It's an unusual film, fantastical, philosophical, yet absurd and even surreal. There's a lot to think about, a lot to discuss, especially if you're not watching the film alone, and even something to laugh about – for example, the scene where Malkovich ends up inside himself. I'm definitely adding it to my list of favorite films, but I'm not rushing to recommend it to anyone yet – unfortunately, not everyone will enjoy it.

The Social Network. Never heard of the movie, checked the new releases on the tracker, and saw it; downloaded it out of desperation – I needed something to watch, but didn't find anything else even remotely interesting on the page. I expected some pseudo-relevant, topical garbage. I resisted this judgment the whole time, but the movie turned out not to be garbage; nevertheless, I didn't like it, although I had seen several similar movies before and appreciated them. There's also unnecessary drama in it. Overall, watching it was completely pointless for me, and I was eagerly waiting for it to end after the first third.

Cube. I had only heard good things about it, and I sometimes wanted to watch it. There was a trilogy, but after watching the first movie, I deleted the rest. They say they are terrible – I suddenly didn't want to rehash that dubious stuff.
But I liked the original. It's an ascetic movie with few details and not too long, so it's not overwhelming and easy to watch. There's also a pretty girl in it.

Law Abiding Citizen. It's good; I'd probably give it an 8 out of 10. And it's another movie that Arandor should watch, although, of course, he will never watch it, just as he will never read a good book, and will continue to wallow in his own juices until the world changes.

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Bully. For some reason, it was translated as "sadist," probably to make it sound more intimidating. I liked it. And the kids are extremely stupid. Typical kids.

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Se7en. It's okay, although fifteen years after its release, I wouldn't be able to call it a masterpiece for myself or something mind-blowing, because I've seen enough movies like that. But it's worth watching if you have the opportunity.

I've watched "Lafayette Escadrille" three or four times now, and I'm still impressed.

I just finished watching Christopher Nolan's "Inception," and I'm giving it a 10/10 rating. I highly recommend it to everyone.

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Social network

Is this about the creators of Facebook? I didn't like the movie; it started out okay, but then it went downhill...

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I've watched "Flyboys" three or four times and still enjoy it.

Great movie; I have the disc at home:cool:

Gamer.

Heh... it's okay:D

You can watch it once, but it's better not to.

I watched "Law Abiding Citizen" - it's nonsense and predictable. You can watch it once, but no more.
I watched "Megamind" - it's just okay. I expected more. Although the quality wasn't the best, I could still get a sense of it. There isn't much humor in it (or maybe because of the quality and my own stupidity, I didn't catch everything), although people praised the movie a lot. I liked "Despicable Me" more.
I watched "Inception" too. I won't give it a ten, but it's worth an eight. The ending could have been more impactful. It's unclear whether the top will fall or not.
I watched "Wild Things." It's... you can watch it once.

I started watching, but didn't understand the meaning, so I gave the disc to a friend. A Sorcerer's Apprentice watched a cool movie, for real. Elemental watched it again, but how can I like it on TV when I didn't like it in the 3D cinema! I watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 from a friend's disc (I don't have my own) – an awesome movie, 10/10, the best film in the Harry Potter series!

I watched the English TV series "Jeeves and Wooster". It was the best series of my life! :smile54:

I watched the beginning, didn't understand the meaning, and gave the disc to a friend.

There's a very deep meaning there...

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I watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1, from a friend's disc (I don't have my own), it's an awesome movie, 10/10, the best movie in the Harry Potter series!

I liked the 1st and 2nd movies more; at least they had the spirit of magic and fairy tales. I'll give the 7th movie an 8.5/10.

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I just finished watching Hannibal Rising. It's a pretty interesting movie with a good plot, but you can only watch it 2 or 3 times. After that, the movie gets boring... And for fans of zombie invasion movies, I recommend watching the series The Walking Dead:)
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I liked the first and second movies.

Well, if it's a Goblin, then it's really the coolest.:D

And how would you rate the sixth film, for example?