Movie suggestions v1

by Kevin • 4 Dec 2010, 23:08 • Journals
Hiho,

I need some movies for tonight. I enjoy :

- Verbally strong movies ( think about House MD for example )

- Insane comedies

- Fantasy

- Anything related to an apocalypse and / or zombies


Edit : The journal below wasn't here yet when I was writing this.

Edit 2 : Following the superhype : is the Social Network any good? ( or whatever this FB movie is called )
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Indloon 4 Dec 2010, 23:09
Use movie "This is spartan" effects
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Gifted 4 Dec 2010, 23:09
serie : The walking dead

is pretty nice
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Indloon 4 Dec 2010, 23:11
Yes that is nice zombie series
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ENSJQM 4 Dec 2010, 23:09
i rob your journal and ask for crime/thriller
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Thomm 4 Dec 2010, 23:14
Didn't care about your categories, just what I am going for:

A Few Good Men, Walk The Line and Mother Night
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xeoxis 4 Dec 2010, 23:18
Not sure what to think about the social network. David Fincher is a good director and probaply one of my favourites so my opinion might be a little biased. It's a good movie, basically tells the story on how Mark Zuckerberg created facebook and what problems brought with it (lawsuits etc). Might sound boring but it keeps interesting and entertaining.
Eventhough the ride was excellent, the ending was horrible and a major letdown. But that's for you to decide.
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dexter 4 Dec 2010, 23:51
+1
the ending was one of the worst what i've ever seen
almost felt the same as after watching Se7en..
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numeric 4 Dec 2010, 23:26
The Usual Suspects
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crook 4 Dec 2010, 23:29
Social Network is great and so is the new Harry Potter movie (more 'mature')
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ironic 4 Dec 2010, 23:45
xxx mature? :DDDD
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Levin 5 Dec 2010, 01:20
For a moment, nothing happened. Then, after a second or so, nothing continued to happen.
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revee 4 Dec 2010, 23:48
ill just tell u the movies i enjoyed

Taken(good story)
Law Abiding citizen(rly good story)
Knight and day(Cameron Diaz is in it so it's awesome)
Karate kid
Knowing
Taking of the pelham 123
Avatar
Get him to the greek (rly funny,at start it was shit,then it was pure awesomness or w/e how u spell that :D)
Hot tub time machine(funny)
Machete
The sorcerers apprentice(kinda shit)
She's out of my league(kind of about me so i enjoyed it:D)
Gamer
The Hurt Locker(kinda good :D)
The Hangover
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Piegie 4 Dec 2010, 23:56
- Prince of Persia ( simply because of Gemma Arterton )
- Avatar ( one of the most epic movie I've ever seen, keeps entertaining eventho it's quite long )
- Copout
- The A-Team
- some more
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IceQ 4 Dec 2010, 23:58
All the movies you mentioned are plainly bullshit
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adze 5 Dec 2010, 00:20
You have some epic shit taste dude.
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Piegie 5 Dec 2010, 00:24
Just the ones I saw lately, and IMO, Avatar has a great flow and keeps me clustered to my screen. Cba to go look in my memory for my favorite movies, but those I've just posted are pretty the much the last movies I watched, and I found them all from rly enjoyable to enjoyable.
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Artstar 4 Dec 2010, 23:58
fragarea 3
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garin 5 Dec 2010, 00:07
the social network is overhyped, has an average storyline but the end sucks ..
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hattivatti 5 Dec 2010, 02:28
Yeah, there should be aliens and explosions. It's a pseudo-biography for christ sake.
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garin 5 Dec 2010, 12:37
whats ur point? the ending could have been a bit more dramatic
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hattivatti 5 Dec 2010, 15:41
How could it be more dramatic?
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Temari 5 Dec 2010, 01:00
Dead Snow - Nazi zombies, epic!
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EURUZZz 5 Dec 2010, 01:23
haha, one of teh best movies ever : )
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rAzZ 5 Dec 2010, 01:17
21 is pretty good seen it yesterday old film
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Piegie 5 Dec 2010, 02:13
Is that the one with Kevin Spacey where these math geniuses learn how to count cards in blackjack ?
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rAzZ 5 Dec 2010, 05:03
yeah mate lol
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rossko 5 Dec 2010, 06:01
ya its pretty good
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flR 5 Dec 2010, 01:22
? movies <=> house MD ?

e: lucky # slevin got some nice dialogs
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hattivatti 5 Dec 2010, 02:45
The Social Network was highly enjoyable. Jesse Eisenberg plays the apathetic evil genius perfectly and the acting of all others is also brilliant. The cinematography is superb as was to be expected of one like Fincher, with one of the most beautifully shot tilt shift sequences in moving pictures in a long time.

Other recommendations:
Into The Wild:
If you haven't watched it yet you deserve to have your head chopped off. It's poetic in imagery and dialogue (bordering to severe hipstering though). However I love it and ranks highly on my list of favorites.

A Single Man:
Directorial debut of Tom Ford which is visually compelling, with an outstanding Colin Firth and very good supporting Nick Hoult and Julianne Moore. Unless you're a homophobic prick it is a very touching story in which every single presence of Colin Firth has the potential to send you goosebumps.
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micho 5 Dec 2010, 03:16
ZOMBIES
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Quazz 5 Dec 2010, 03:20
just watch House MD moar.
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