There hasn't been a good movie in a long time.

Cloud Atlas was pretty epic.

I was thinking of watching that but it didn't seem worth it, is it really worth it?

I watched this one last night and liked it.


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Many were disappointed with Prometheus, but I thought it was splendid!

You didn't care for it?

jack and jill is a real funny movie so funny lol

Sky fall was decent for a shoestring budget. Kinda like the avp of James bond films. Cept it got name brand actors

Can't motivate myself to watch another Aliens movie, that's basically what it is right?

I hear "Lincoln" is good.

The Grey -- with Liam Nielson -- the best film of 2011-2012. Stunning movie.

It will leave you speechless and pondering.

oh yes were he kills vampires it so good

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Once more into the fray,
The last good fight I'll every know.
Live and die on this day,
Live and die on this day.

I have watched a few really good ones lately but it depends what u are into


Try 'Taking Chance' and' Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'

cloud atlas was good, skyfall was awesome, argo was good, the master was the best film of 2012

but you should track down and watch
"it's such a beautiful day"

that movie will make you question your life!

We got the movie "Anonymous" from the library the other day and watched it Friday night. We really really liked it. So much so, that the next morning when we woke up, we ended up staying in bed for an extra 45 minutes talking about it before we got up.

Hasnt been a good movie in twenty years.

In my honest opinion, yes. I rarely go to the movies, like 1once every 2 years. I don't regret seeing it.

Op you just might have a point. I'm convalescing with a broken leg and out of boredom etc have been watching more TV than I'd like to - sooooh much shit that passes for programming.

As a result of all this 'watching' I've noticed that the majority of films on offer, especially ones made post 911 have mayhem and shoot 'em up killing at the core. So much so, that it has to be contrived and deliberate.

Years ago I used to think that it was just a trend, fashionable genere and that we'd move on and start producing thought provoking and challenging films again. Not so. Most film genres are formulaic, follow a defined pattern and leave you with a sense of deja vu - same plot, diffferent characters.

I have also been exposed to a lot of Chinese and Koreran films on gthe local TV stations and can clearly see plots like the Good the Bad and the Ugly - one example of man - being rewritten for local consumption.

My wife is stunned sometimes as often I can't follow the dialogue how I can follow the plot. She thinks I'm a genius. No, it's simple. Because I can read the formula, I can predict the evolution of the plot and characters and outcomes.

However, just last night, I heard a comment by an announcer delighted to tell us that they were proud to offer films that were 're-writng history'. There, you have it.

Now to the clincher. The walking deadhas 8 awards from last year and wall to wall promotion on just about every other channel over here. It is nothing but an hours worth of gore and 'cool' slaughtering with very little in between to tie up the action in a coherent meaningful plot.

The reason for this. Dumbing down hedonistic self gratifying trash to keep the 'zombies' viewing. That's why there are few big movies.

almost every movie now is NWO propaganda and thus not fulfilling.

The Hobbit
There and back again, an unexpected journey.

Opens in 12 days.

Prequel to Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

First movie of LOR--"Fellowship of the Ring"--was an absolutely great movie.

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DREDD 3d in 3d was fantastic
THE MAN WITH THE IRON FISTS was a work of art
CLOUD ATLAS was def aiight

have not seen much that i am looking forward to really

The hunger games was pretty good

Watch 'Anonymous'... I don't think you will regret it.

Its a history of Shakespeare... except that it tells the alternate tale of who shakespeare might really havebeen (since there are theories out there a plenty that Shakespeare himself was either a pseudonym or a lackey to put forth works that were too political, etc at the time... for instance, some think Kit Marlowe was shakespeare... some think that shakespeare was more than one person, and others posit that shakespeare was a real man -- but that he didn't write the works attributed to him).

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urm i tend to agree movies just aint the same anymore.

i liked ARGO

or end of the watch was very good.

"Lawless" is a good guys movie.

I really enjoyed "Limitless"

Here's the synapses from Rotten Tomatoes

"Aspiring author Eddie Morra (Cooper) is suffering from chronic writer's block, but his life changes instantly when an old friend introduces him to NZT, a revolutionary new pharmaceutical that allows him to tap his full potential. Soon Eddie takes Wall Street by storm, parlaying a small stake into millions. His accomplishments catch the eye of mega-mogul Carl Van Loon (De Niro),who invites him to help broker the largest merger in corporate history. But they also bring Eddie to the attention of people willing to do anything to get their hands on his stash of NZT. With his life in jeopardy and the drug's brutal side effects grinding him down, Eddie dodges mysterious stalkers, a vicious gangster and an intense police investigation as he attempts to hang on to his dwindling supply long enough to outwit his enemies"