solo2001 wrote:

Vader182 wrote:The Lord of the Rings-

The peak of what art, particularly film, as a medium is capable of in virtually every conceivable way.

-Vader

Yeah they're okay.

GTFOH

they're the best

Vader182 wrote:The Lord of the Rings-

The peak of what art, particularly film, as a medium is capable of in virtually every conceivable way.

-Vader

which one?

The only reason he's doing this is because I think he couldn't get financing and support for Silence with Daniel Day Lewis and Benicio Del Toro without recipricating with a blockbuster, and he's been trying to make that for like 10 years. Unbelievable that studios won't just blindly support him and...

lionsaulter wrote:(500) days of summer 9.2/10

my favorite comedy of all time

I wouldn't say it's a comedy, it wasn't hilarious or something, but just a great movie anyway

Crimson Tide

not bad, but the usual Bruckheimer/Scott/Washington cheese-feel never left my guts

RIFA wrote:

Dark Nolan wrote:
really? it's a Tim Burton's movie, dude

I like Burton but not when he messes up great stories and concepts... he has a tendency to fail and mess up classic stuff. Original TB work far better than the remakes.

ok, just go and watch Burton's commentaries on DVD

Ashtrax - Helsinki

Mr. Caine wrote:

Dark Nolan wrote:
just put it in your signature, so you don't have to repeat it everytime

It was a classic iwatchfilms joke

But really his style is just

is that the one who keeps calling everybody ...dork?

Mr. Caine wrote:I'd rather watch paint dry than watch a Burton film.

just put it in your signature, so you don't have to repeat it everytime

because his review gave me everything I needed to know about the movie his criticism is constructive and hits all the right points I guess it may just be me recalling the Ebert & Roeper days when I would always find Ebert's reviews and recommendations vastly superior to Roeper's. Roeper definitely ...