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Red October1984 01-13-14 12:20 AM

I just saw Lone Survivor tonight.

IMHO, it's very very good and a must see. There were some things cut out and changed but that's understandable. I highly recommend reading the book.

RIP to all the people who died in Operation Red Wings...

Also, Marcus himself even makes a couple appearances in the movie.

What I wouldn't give to shake his hand.... :rock:

Red October1984 02-06-14 09:21 PM

Saw American Hustle.

Great movie. :yep: If you can follow it (I had no trouble), you can like it.

Red October1984 02-09-14 01:03 AM

We're the Millers.

Pretty funny movie. I like Jason Sudeikis. :yeah: I recommend renting it but not buying it.

les green01 02-09-14 09:27 AM

the top ten for me
1,The Searchers
2.True Grit(The Duke)
3.The Quite Man
4.Dirty Dozen
5.Das boot
6.Centinnal
7.Mr Baseball
8.Lonesome Dove
9.12 O'clock High
10.Outlaw Josie Wells
watching Lonesome Dove right now

Jimbuna 02-14-14 06:49 AM

Whilst looking at articles on the new movie 'The Monuments Men' I came across this:

Quote:

Teddy Dixon could hardly believe his eyes.

The light from his head torch lit up the underground cavern that he and his GI buddies had walked into.

Stacked around the walls were crates and crates of art that had been looted by the Nazis.

It was 1945, near the small Austrian village of Hallein, and Teddy, from Belfast, had been posted there after fighting his way through France and helping to liberate Dachau concentration camp.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-26174654

STEED 02-14-14 11:00 AM

Watched big Arnie in the running man, what a load of dribble it was.

Red October1984 02-15-14 02:51 AM

Finally watched Silver Linings Playbook...and I'm about 3/4 of the way through Generation Kill Part 1...

It's a pretty good evening.

u crank 02-15-14 07:55 AM

I know this is the movie thread, but just wondering...anyone watching 'True Detective'?

Red October1984 02-15-14 05:22 PM

I think The Human Centipede is quite possibly one of the most disturbing movies of all time.

Tango589 02-15-14 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2175141)
I think The Human Centipede is quite possibly one of the most disturbing movies of all time.

Then you've not heard of 'A Serbian Film'. I've only read about it on Wikipedia and Imdb and that was more than enough...:o

Catfish 02-15-14 06:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2174571)
Whilst looking at articles on the new movie 'The Monuments Men' I came across this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-26174654

:hmmm:
- First, this unit really existed ..

- Second, the Nazis DID loot art of all kind, to be exhibited in the city of "Germania", after a war that Hitler won..

- Third, the "Nazis" (b.t.w. who IS a Nazi by Definition?) tried to make sure that pictures and all kind of art was not destroyed, during bomb raids.

- Fourth, I wonder, where some of this found artwork (by this unit) made its way, after WW2.

And, this is because of:

- Fifth, i saw several documentaries about similar US units during the Iraq war, that made me question this holy (*ahem*) task of those "monument men". 'Disgusted' does not quite describe what was shown there, those surely very 'special units' plundered museums and memorial places following a well laid-out plan, stealing so much works of culture of a civilization beginning 4500 years bevor Christ, that it made that war look worthwhile, just for that. Where did all this stuff go ? Clearly, it is not in Iraq any more..


Will watch the film, but the idea alone of seeing di Caprio as a WW2 soldier
:-?

Well, i saw him as Hughes in 'The Aviator' and he was great, but Americans as the saviours of culture, is hard to swallow sometimes... :hmm2:

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Greetings,
Catfish

Red October1984 02-15-14 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2175155)
Then you've not heard of 'A Serbian Film'. I've only read about it on Wikipedia and Imdb and that was more than enough...:o

It's on my list to watch ever since I heard of it....I heard of it earlier today when I googled whether or not something like the Human Centipede was even possible.

EDIT: Ah....maybe not actually. I like watching "shock" movies just for giggles...but this one just crosses the line.

Cybermat47 02-15-14 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2175184)
EDIT: Ah....maybe not actually. I like watching "shock" movies just for giggles...but this one just crosses the line.

Guy whose favorite movie is Caligula slams A Serbian Film and refuses to show any clips: http://blip.tv/the-cinema-snob/a-ser...review-4278566

Guy who laughed at The Human Centipede while criticizing it goes off the deep end reviewing A Serbian Film: http://blip.tv/phelous/a-serbian-film-5275180

WTF were the filmmakers thinking?!

EDIT: And yeah, that is a German helmet in the background of the second review.

EDIT 2: If you want to watch another shock film, try out Cannibal Holocaust. Just be warned that while the actors weren't actually killed, the animals in it were.

Red October1984 02-15-14 10:18 PM

Whoa....the Human Centipede 2 is really really dark and twisted. :o And i'm not even to the actual centipede part yet....

Cybermat47 02-15-14 10:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2175208)
Whoa....the Human Centipede 2 is really really dark and twisted. :o And i'm not even to the actual centipede part yet....

If you're not into rape with barbed wire and/or newborns head's being crushed, I'd stop now.

AND YET THAT'S STILL MORE TASTEFUL THAN A SERBIAN FILM.


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