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VasikkA wrote:Gone Baby Gone.

Ben Affleck

I actually caught part of that on TV and it seemed not bad, I might have to rent it.



I'm thinking of renting City of Lost Children because smiley has a giant boner for it, but I don't know if I have the energy for subtitles.

Definately worth watching. Even if you don't want to read the subtitles (you lazy cunt), you'll still get a kick out of everyones facial expressions.

Rented In Bruge last night, amazing movie.

"You'll never get up those stairs, you're bloody whales"

City of Lost Children was great and it has Ron Perlman in it

rabidpeanut wrote:"You'll never get up those stairs, you're bloody whales"

qfe

Whale Fancier wrote:subtitles.

You could always learn French.

Don't do it man, it's not worth it.

Badlands. Quite a roadmovie; right up there with Easy Rider and Vanishing Point. Martin Sheen does his best performance ever.



4.5 / 5

It's been a loooong time since I saw that movie, but IIRC it was decent

so I watched a boy and his dog (due to a recommendation here ) and it was pretty good. I briefly thought about owning a dog like that before I realized grooming and picking up it's shite would be absolutely awful and so became content with just watching the film.

I got a little disoriented when he went underground, but the film evened out and I caught on pretty quickly. Thanks for the idea and I would recommend it if someone hasn't seen it yet.

S4ur0n27 wrote:Rented In Bruge last night, amazing movie.

I concur.

Went to watch WALL·E with my woman today. I was surprised how good it was. It's basically a post-apocalypse animation that deals with sentient, rebellious A.I., the corruption of mankind and the end of the world as we know it. Fun stuff, the theatre was full of under-12-year-olds, who probably didn't get the movie at all. And my lady digged it, cause it's humorous and has some funky robot romance in it too. I approve

Kashluk wrote:funky robot romance

High voltage pneumatic action amirite?

Kashluk wrote:Went to watch WALL·E with my woman today. I was surprised how good it was. It's basically a post-apocalypse animation that deals with sentient, rebellious A.I., the corruption of mankind and the end of the world as we know it. Fun stuff, the theatre was full of under-12-year-olds, who probably didn't get the movie at all. And my lady digged it, cause it's humorous and has some funky robot romance in it too. I approve

Only really good for people who are in love as far as i can see. Might be worth a watch though. I will do so when i get a good copy maybe. DOnt like lovie dovey stuff.

High voltage, yes, but no pneumatics, unfortunately And yes, it's a very good "couples' movie". Plus we both like post-apocalyptic settings, watched some recent flicks together like I Am Legend or 28 Weeks Later.

a post-apocalyptic couple? lol

Kashluk wrote:High voltage, yes, but no pneumatics, unfortunately And yes, it's a very good "couples' movie". Plus we both like post-apocalyptic settings, watched some recent flicks together like I Am Legend or 28 Weeks Later.

Were you not annoyed by the constant repeating of the two main characters' names?- "Walle!" "Eve!" "Walle!" "Eve!"

That drove me nuts. Otherwise it was a pretty good post-apoc film. I definitely wasn't expecting that when my sis and I decided out of boredom to check it out.

I've been posting on DAC for more than 6 years

Yeah, me too. I came on board as a refugee from the sinking ship called vault13.net (remember?). I even remember the good ol' days and how they came to an end with the GameSpy invasion (oh, the times). I even remember this guy who had his own Fallout fan site he updated it in Czech and English and had this funky web comic on his site which the forum comunity regularly followed... I think there were some popular polls of some sort and we could affect what would happen next in the comic. 'Twas fun.

Another random link into the past: http://web.archive.org/web/200106060214 ... ut/forums/