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The film is great. I really love the cinematography and gritty theme. I also enjoyed the socio-political commentary. I originally watched it ten years ago but I was too young to appreciate it. Glad I watched it again.
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ok. idc
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Real talk the reverse chase scene where the motorcycle dudes get doored and Julianne Moore gets killed made me sweat with anxiety when I first saw it.
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the zika future
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clive owen has been one big disappointment imo. welp, thats just how it goes i guess
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Jul 3, 2016 19:54
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good movie. holds up well. bye.
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Kuato posted:clive owen has been one big disappointment imo. welp, thats just how it goes i guess Shoot Em Up - Smashed It Privateer 2: The Darkening - Smashed It. Not a bum note.
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Jul 3, 2016 19:58
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movie owns, obligatory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqlqVcCPRd0
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So the reason why they didn't go public with the baby is because they thought that the government would take the baby away from the girl and kill her or something right?Jonesy posted:Real talk the reverse chase scene where the motorcycle dudes get doored and Julianne Moore gets killed made me sweat with anxiety when I first saw it. Yeah I wasn't expecting her to die that early on.
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rewatched it a couple of weeks on HBO and thought the same thing I had forgotten how quietly solid it was
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Is this the movie where the old lady gets shot or beaten to death to save a kid?
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punk rebel ecks posted:So the reason why they didn't go public with the baby is because they thought that the government would take the baby away from the girl and kill her or something right? Not kill the baby but yes kill the girl who gave birth. Dat baby was going to be used as a propaganda piece to lift up mother England to her rightful place in this nearly post apocalyptic world. Book is great also if you can stand flowery prose.
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I got stood up on a date to go see this movie in high school. Rather than sulk at home I watched it alone and greatly enjoyed it. The whole movie is good but everything after the forest ambush is white knuckle inducing.
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Wicker Man posted:Is this the movie where the old lady gets shot or beaten to death to save a kid? and that old lady's name was Michael Caine
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Toadvine posted:I got stood up on a date to go see this movie in high school. Rather than sulk at home I watched it alone and greatly enjoyed it. Owned
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the scene where they go through the building that's getting all shot up is a single, continuous cut and really awesome
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oldGBS freaking loved that gay movie
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Jonesy posted:Real talk the reverse chase scene where the motorcycle dudes get doored and Julianne Moore gets killed made me sweat with anxiety when I first saw it.
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Kuato posted:clive owen has been one big disappointment imo. welp, thats just how it goes i guess Watch The Knick dawg, he shoots cocaine into his prick!
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Bill Barber posted:same but also with the early morning farm escape. lol that movie was so gay, anyway heres my favorite part
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Jul 3, 2016 22:20
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the best part was onviously the burning car attack that was filmed in one breathtaking cut
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"It's called Strawberry Cough" -Sir Ian McCellan
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It's a good movie, and that loving deer in the kindergarten really scared me.
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I remember thinking it was a really good movie that was quite draining to watch, so I don't think I'll ever see it again.
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Oh man, thanks for reminding me to watch it again that it's about that time of the year to watch it again. loving owns. [edit] Children of Men and City of God are the only two movies I watch year after year and never get old. Jesus Christ fucked around with this message at 23:08 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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Jul 3, 2016 23:04
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OK Peg.
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Cool OP. I'm going to watch team America world police tomorrow.
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I find that this film is more relevant today thanks to the increasing xenophobia and migration tensions in the U.K.
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it's plodding garbage
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Jesus Christ posted:Oh man, thanks for reminding me to watch it again that it's about that time of the year to watch it again. loving owns. You sir have great taste in movies
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Jul 3, 2016 23:55
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If you were a children 10 years ago you're too young to be on SA imho
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I liked it, too, the only thing I didn't understand is why there were wars killing lots of army guys. If you have an army of say, 100,000 guys and you do a battle where 1% are killed, in a world where there's no young recruits your army will only be 99% of its size before. Every time a guy gets killed the army will be that much smaller and troop strength can't get any bigger or even stay the same. I didn't understand the alacrity with which the guys came forward/were sent to get killed. Other than that it was thought-provoking and well done, and I appreciate the reminder that it's about time to watch it again.
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Guineapig posted:I liked it, too, the only thing I didn't understand is why there were wars killing lots of army guys. If you have an army of say, 100,000 guys and you do a battle where 1% are killed, in a world where there's no young recruits your army will only be 99% of its size before. did you really miss the military cloning discussion scenes
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Emmanuel Lubezki did the cinematography Also was cinematographer for: the revenant (best picture), birdman (best picture), gravity (7 oscars). Basically hes behind a lot of some of the best pieces of film, yeah his shtick is "clever continuous shots", but even without those his shots are still some of the best cinema ever. Even old stuff of his is really cool because he doesnt have a huge budget he can still do really subtle but good shots in Y Tu Mama Tambien
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