Let's talk about movies

[shaad]

Originally Posted by iDumb
godzilla sucked balls......

You didn't like the WCW/WWF wrestling moves between Godzilla and the two MUTOs?

Seriously, though, any movie in which the special effects monsters appear less wooden than the human actors is not worth recommending.

[Jadukor]

watched Edge of Tomorrow last night. My favorite movie of this year so far.

[simon]

Neighbors wasn't as funny as i thought it would be.

[Sohel]

Godzilla: the worst thing I've seen in a very long time. Absolutely ridiculous! Pacific Rim remains the best monster movie of recent times, not including BANGLAR KING KONG, obhiaslee ...

[simon]

I watched Edge of tomorrow today.
The action was really good.
There were some funny moments.

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[simon]

damn, Transformers was loooongggg.
Only Mark WAhlberg could fight with giant robots.
story wise not as good as the previous ones but lot of action.

[Habib]

Just watched this Japanese movie called 'Battle Royale'. Kinda similar to Hunger Games except it makes Hunger Games look like Alice in wonderland. Highly recommend it, but if violence and gore is not your thing, avoid it.

[Zeeshan]

Watching the Cumberbatch's Turing trailer made me wonder, if a movie was made about Don, who would be ideal person to play it?

And no, Dilscoop: DON'T say Shahrukh Khan!

[Jadukor]

Watched Guardians of the galaxy. Best Marvel film so far. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

[zman]

Jadukor bhai er rating ki three and a half star theke shuru hoy naki?

Had a busy summer didn't get to watch too many movies. Recently watched transformers...thought it was alright but didn't like Mark Wahlberg's acting. Will try to catch X-Men if it's still showing at any local theaters.

[Jadukor]

Originally Posted by zman
Jadukor bhai er rating ki three and a half star theke shuru hoy naki?

Had a busy summer didn't get to watch too many movies. Recently watched transformers...thought it was alright but didn't like Mark Wahlberg's acting. Will try to catch X-Men if it's still showing at any local theaters.

Naa bhai.. amar movie selection flawless tai shob movies valo movie hoi

Since you liked Transformers better not to follow any of my movie recommendations

[al-Sagar]

I watched all the 7 X-men movies twice in the last few days

[Zeeshan]

Dead poet's society is on my mind. Heard it's an amazing movie with monologues.

[Naimul_Hd]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan
Dead poet's society is on my mind. Heard it's an amazing movie with monologues.

A must watch movie.

[Tigers_eye]

Originally Posted by Naimul_Hd
A must watch movie.

ami sure chilam Mufi choto golpo writer thekey movie producer hoiye gasey. It would be a must watch for sure.

[reverse_swing]

[kalpurush]

^^^ I wanna watch this movie!

[Jadukor]

This year is almost over so what else is left to watch?
I suppose i will go see the following:
i) Maze Runner (looks interesting and i hope it doesn't turn into twilight)
ii) Kenshin 2 (the sequel is a box office hit in Japan and can't wait for this to be released here)
iii) Hobbit (sad that its ending)

Next year (2015)
i) Star Wars
ii) Avengers 2
iii) Terminator Gynsis
iv) Insidious 3
v) Gone Girl
vi) Agent 47
vii) Max Max Fury Road
viii) Jurassic World
ix) Crimson Peak (most excited about this del toro project)
x) Mission Impossible 5

[ammark]

From George Smiley to Gunther Bachmann.

Amazing movie: A Most Wanted Man. Classic Le Carre, and astounding performance and plot development.

RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman. He was a superb actor.

[Jadukor]

Gone Girl was a good thriller
8/10

[NoName]

Thought transfomers was wayyyy to long, but it was alright I guess. TMNT was terrible. Godzilla was a disappointment. X-men was a meh.

[shaad]

Originally Posted by ammark
From George Smiley to Gunther Bachmann.

Amazing movie: A Most Wanted Man. Classic Le Carre, and astounding performance and plot development.

RIP Philip Seymour Hoffman. He was a superb actor.

Just out of curiosity, have you seen the 1979 mini-series version of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy with Alec Guiness as Smiley? I always found it much closer to the novel and far superior to the 2011 film starring Gary Oldman. There were so many subtle shades of complexities and tragedies in the plot that the short duration of the movie simply couldn't do justice to.

[Navo]

Originally Posted by shaad
Just out of curiosity, have you seen the 1979 mini-series version of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy with Alec Guiness as Smiley? I always found it much closer to the novel and far superior to the 2011 film starring Gary Oldman. There were so many subtle shades of complexities and tragedies in the plot that the short duration of the movie simply couldn't do justice to.

I have! I completely agree with your evaluation too. It conveyed a Cold War gloom but was still understated in how it described the activities of spies and counter-intelligence. I loved it.

[ammark]

Originally Posted by shaad
Just out of curiosity, have you seen the 1979 mini-series version of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy with Alec Guiness as Smiley? I always found it much closer to the novel and far superior to the 2011 film starring Gary Oldman. There were so many subtle shades of complexities and tragedies in the plot that the short duration of the movie simply couldn't do justice to.

Unfortunately, no Shaad bhai. Haven't watched it. The book, from what I remember of reading it was very nuanced and deliberative. Went through the Karla Trilogy two years back.