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Twisted Metal

Anfractuous Aluminum
Jul 28, 2001
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The Quiet - 6.8/10

Kept me intrigued throughout, but the ending kind of flatlined. It seemed like there was going to be this huge twist or shock, but it never happened.

Bonus points for Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata during the climax. Such a nice piece of music.
 

Balton

The Beast of Worship
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Berlin
Bonus points for Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata during the climax. Such a nice piece of music.

for me that'd be minus points due to overused tunes... much like mozart's ave maria :rolleyes: .

edit: not that these tunes are bad. I just dont want to hear them in movies again. ever.

Requiem for a dream 8/10

Nice drug movie that's highlighting a bit more than your average H-junkies. Infact I didn't care much for the junies but the mum had my sympathies.
Great editing!
 
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Twisted Metal

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for me that'd be minus points due to overused tunes...

Hmm... I don't recall hearing it in mainstream media since the original Resident Evil, and that was back in 1996. But to me it's a really emotional piece, I play it on keyboard all the time. I don't tire of music that easily though. Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" still hits me at times, and that's about the most overplayed song in existence. ;)
 

Jonathan

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Expelled: The Movie

Great movie, interviews with several professors from Oxford, Cambridge, Rutgers, Ohio State, and a bunch of other ones.

Ben Stein's comical/dry humor helps as well, and there are also some sad parts, referring to the Holocaust, etc. Something I'm sure is hard for Stein, as he is Jewish.
 

Syri

Who are you calling short?
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Just got back from seeing In Bruges.
It's a brilliant film, maybe a bit slow getting going, but good performances all around, and probably Colin Farrel's finest role yet, the man can act and shows it for a change.
the humour may not be for everyone, and i can imagine some fuss being made of some of the jokes, but you can't really tell a joke these days without offending someone. Overall though, has it's share of humour, thoughtful moments, and bursts of action.
my rating: 9/10, thoroughly enjoyable, with only 1 scene letting it down, as it just stood out as a bit far fetched among the rest
 
Forbidden Kingdom 5/10

Really juvenile, which is what I was hoping it wasn't gonna be. You get Jet Li and Jacky Chan in one movie and this is what you produce? There's actually one or two decent scenes and on the whole the movie isn't terrible. The dialogue, however, is. And the main character is so annoying you'll want to gouge his eyes out every three seconds. On the plus, there's hot Asian chicks with weapons.