Duck and Cover

I just got back from it and it was surprisingly pretty good. Has a lot to do with killers and killing stuff, very Nicolaish I guess.


Go see it and tell me what you think.

Does anyone appreciate my weekly movie reviews? :sniff: I'll stop doing it but I put a lot of work into getting you guys the top news on the top movies.

It was pretty good and there was killing stuff? That's quite a review.

in other news, I just saw 'thank you for smoking' - skillfully done but nothing original. And the journalists' 'punishment' was so forced

Dont stop your stories, Pooper.
Countless lives of small african children depend on it

VasikkA wrote:It was pretty good and there was killing stuff? That's quite a review.

I try not to spoil anything for you guys and since no one saw it if I spoke with spoiler tags probably no one read my post which wouldn't really change much anyways lewl.

PiP wrote:in other news, I just saw 'thank you for smoking' - skillfully done but nothing original. And the journalists' 'punishment' was so forced

See "In the Company of Men" it's essentially the same character squared. That film is ruthless.

POOPERSCOOPER wrote:Does anyone appreciate my weekly movie reviews? :sniff: I'll stop doing it but I put a lot of work into getting you guys the top news on the top movies.

would you mind seeing "knocked up" and telling me how you found it? i need the full pooperscooper opinion before considering whether i go to it or not

PiP wrote:in other news, I just saw 'thank you for smoking' - skillfully done but nothing original. And the journalists' 'punishment' was so forced

I just recently bought it on sale, having had it recomended by a friend - I rather liked it. It's true that there's nothing original in it, but quite a lot of good moments and punch lines which makes it worth while.

At the same time I made the mistake of buying "The brothers Grimm", which I now only want to burn in the fires of hell. What the fuck where they thinking?

VasikkA wrote:It was pretty good and there was killing stuff? That's quite a review.

sounds like my kind of a movie, better go see it. thanks pooper!

Aonaran wrote:See "In the Company of Men" it's essentially the same character squared. That film is ruthless.

will do - if I can get ahold of it. Nice to see you sticking around.

Tingel Tangel wrote: quite a lot of good moments and punch lines

yeah, like I said, skillfully done. However it's sometimes dangerously close to the type of film whose sole purpose is to have teh greatazt punch lines EVAR!

At the same time I made the mistake of buying "The brothers Grimm", which I now only want to burn in the fires of hell. What the fuck where they thinking?

it's for the lolz. It's basically as worthwhile as 'thankyouforsmoking" - just a different kinda flick. It's not great, but will make fine accompaniament for your dinner. I have this special category for films: "dinner movies"

PiP wrote:

At the same time I made the mistake of buying "The brothers Grimm", which I now only want to burn in the fires of hell. What the fuck where they thinking?

it's for the lolz. It's basically as worthwhile as 'thankyouforsmoking" - just a different kinda flick. It's not great, but will make fine accompaniament for your dinner. I have this special category for films: "dinner movies"

Really? I categorized Brothers Grimm as a "date rape" movie.

Gilliam redeemed himself with Tideland, in my humble opinion.

atoga wrote:

POOPERSCOOPER wrote:Does anyone appreciate my weekly movie reviews? :sniff: I'll stop doing it but I put a lot of work into getting you guys the top news on the top movies.

would you mind seeing "knocked up" and telling me how you found it? i need the full pooperscooper opinion before considering whether i go to it or not

Sorry mr. atoga but I generally don't go to the movies to see those kind of movies (comedies) because my dad and I are thriller/action buffs. When it comes out on DVD i'll be sure to rent it and give you the full scoop if you still need it.

Vass: "Gilliam redeemed with Tideland"
oh ya. Neat flick indeed. 'Brazil' is still Gilliam's best, followed by 12 flowers.

i read about the movie so i think ill go see it somehow, someway.

if you liked thank you for smoking you might like that other movie where he travels in the future and everybodies stupid. well, you probably wont like it at all much if you liked thank you for smoking, but i liked them around the same muchness. similair quality, dig?

Mr Brooks? never heard of it

it looks like shit

Tingel Tangel wrote:At the same time I made the mistake of buying "The brothers Grimm", which I now only want to burn in the fires of hell. What the fuck where they thinking?

Capitalizing on a Van Hellsing-esque movie for money.

I wouldn't even touch Van Heilsink

Yeah ti was pretty bad. Hugh Jackman really doesn't know how to choose the movies he plays in.