Assassin's Creed II is fucking amazing. If you have a 360, you HAVE to buy this game.
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Assassin's Creed II is fucking amazing. If you have a 360, you HAVE to buy this game.
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Please don't take offense if you love it for different reasons.... but is Battle Royale supposed to be one of those, "so bad it's good" flicks? Because it was the most ridiculous movie I've seen in a long time. I enjoyed myself immensely, but it was absolutely absurd in every way.
Don't feel like you've got to apologize for not liking it.
I don't think it's 'so bad that it's good'. I thought that except for some of the dialogue it was well-done.
To me it wasn't bad, it was thoroughly entertaining. Hell, as long as you enjoyed it that's all that really matters right?
I just thought the dialogue, acting, and story was so haphazard that it must have been made to be intentionally funny. But I guess that could just be the cultural differences showing up? I mean, Kitano answering his phone at the end, and all his stuff with the cookies? Hysterical! I can't see them writing that with a straight face.
I fail to understand the hype for Paranormal Activity...
The problem with hype is that when people see a movie and then overpraise it, it can sometimes ruin the high expectations that others may have that have yet to see the movie. I mean I felt the same way towards District 9 and the Sixth Sense.
I'm planning to watch 'Battle Royale' this weekend... is it all it's cracked up to be?
Yes. Yes it is. I kept it from Netflix for about a week when I got it. I nearly shit a brick when I found out about the sequel.
I love it quite a bit. It might not be quite as shocking as the hype may lead you to think (not like Cannibal Holocaust or Men Behind the Sun or something), but it's great movie without a doubt (again, unlike Cannibal Holocaust and Men Behind the Sun). rriddle, check out a local Hot Topic. I know, those places suck but the last time I was in one a few months ago they had quite a few copies right alongside films like Suicide Club and that jazz. They also have it on Netflix.
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There are quite a few that I want to see from 02... Spirited Away, Read My Lips, Ripley's Game, About a Boy, The Kid Stays in the Picture, The Quiet American, and Time Out. I also haven't seen A Beautiful Mind since it came out.. I need to watch it again.
loving the new forum design... and JimmyO's Wild Things review. Can't wait to see it on Friday!
just bought NHL 10. So much for studying for my exam...
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| Directed by: | John Dahl |
|---|---|
| Written by: | David Levien, Brian Koppleman |
| Cast: | Matt Damon, Edward Norton, Gretchen Mol, John Malkovich, John Turturro, Martin Landau, Famke Janssen, Michael Rispoli |
| Studio: | Miramax |
| Genre: | Drama |
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Rounders is a perfect example of an underrated film. One would think that its excellent cast would pull people in, but many are put off by the subject matter. As a friend said, "Eh, I don't really want to watch a movie about poker." Prior to my first viewing of Rounders, I didn't exactly share this thought, but I certainly didn't expect what was to come... [more]

I persuaded a friend to join up, it'd be cool if a few of you guys would add him and welcome him to the Joblo community. His name is Craigstra.










Im so jealous