Movies

[Terraem]

I thought is was okay as long as you don't expect anything of the story. I just like to see big robots beat and blast the crap out of each other. Megatron should've had a better/bigger role and I wish they had Soundwave actually do something and act as we expect Soundwave to act. I think they kept him more low-profile to avoid any name-confusion with Shockwave.

[FatOldRobot]

I think that they just wanted to see what would happen if they spent their whole budget on CGI and cocaine.

[Rinoko]

I've only seen the first one. I got kind of depressed about the series when I saw Megan Fox was in it, and that Jazz had two lines and then he died.

[Chekt]

I've only seen the first one also. I fell asleep, it was so fucking boring.

[Rinoko]

Exactly how I felt about it. Mild NSFW, I guess.

[Rinoko]

Watched Tangled with hot girls in their dorm. I'm such a man.

[Exeres]

The Wall is playing on VH1 and I won't be able to finish it before my paper route.

[Syobon]

omg, You Only Live Twice is on tv. It's epic and hilarious at the same time.

[Chekt]

I watched Titanic just now for the first time since...it came out.
Still pretty good. I was laughing at some points just because I remembered spoofs/jokes about it.

[Chekt]

Pixar reveals basic plots for more movies.

The movies that Pixar plans on releasing on November 27, 2013 and May 20, 2014 may still not have official titles. However, this past weekend at the D23 Expo, Pixar and Disney announced what the two movies are generally about. The November, 2013 movie will mark the solo directorial debut of Bob Peterson, who codirected Up. The story will be set in an alternate reality where that asteriod millions of years ago never wiped out the dinosaurs, and shows how modern humans and dinosaurs live together. The May, 2014 movie will be directed by Pete Docter, who was the other director of Up, and who also co-directed Monsters, Inc. Docter's film will take audiences into the world of the human mind. What exactly that means, however, is still left up to your imagination, except there are reports that it involves how our minds come up with original ideas. That mysterious script is being written by Michael Arndt (Toy Story 3, Little Miss Sunshine). Before The Untitled Pixar Movie About Dinosaurs and The Untitled Pixar Movie That Takes You Inside the Mind, Pixar's #13 and #14 films will be the fantasy Brave on June 12, 2012 and the sequel Monsters University on June 21, 2013.

[General]

Docter's film will take audiences into the world of the human mind.

PSYCHONAUTS 2014

[Syobon]

That sounds pretty good.

[Trygve]

I was watching Turner Classic Movies yesterday and now I can't find any TV guide for yesterday to figure out what the name of the movie was. It was about this seemingly depressed man on a hospital who tried to convince people that he wasn't mentally unstable, but just was so tired of being kept alive at the hospital without the chance of leaving it, as it would kill him after some days.

Anyone knows which one I am talking about?

Edit; I found it. Whose Life is it Anyway (1981)

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A few months back I had asked people to recommend me three movies of any genre to watch. Recently a friend of mine has been letting me use his Netflix account whenever he's busy or at work, so I finally have the chance to plow through the list, woo.

So far I've watch two of Spoony's suggestions. I thought The Long facebattle Goodnight was mostly going to be guns and action scenes, but I ended up really enjoying Geena Davis's character and loving how the writers pulled off the dual-personality struggle. Samuel L. Jackson was a lot of fun, too. The plot itself was nasty, haha. "We want more government funding, so we're going to blow up a town and blame it on terrorists."

I wasn't really sure what to expect from He Died With a Felafel in His Hand. The movie was exciting, depressing, funny, enjoyable, and overall left me feeling quite reflective. I loved watching Noah Taylor on the screen. From standing in the rain, staring at what could have been, to venting out his pent-up frustration and anger right up in another's face - it was fantastic.

All-in-all, thoroughly enjoyed both films. I think the next one is Ikiru? (I have to check the list again.) I'll post more as I watch 'em.

[Superior Bacon]

I saw Ikiru recently, actually. I thought it was alright, but it was so fucking long. It was 2 and a half ours and I feel like they could have cut some unnecessary stuff out.