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the holiday

 

so jamba bought this dvd for my mum's christmas present ~ who then insisted on watching it with me... not that bad.

 

well i mean i didnt wanna top myself straight afterwards... i'll be the first to admit that i secretly love jack black's fooling around ~ and considering he doesnt do much of his trademark dicking about in this film i really enjoyed his performance. the other guy who i forget the name of was also pretty good... and the toryline with the old dude was really sweet... but saying that i'll fall in love with any old jewish guy who uses the word "schmuck" in everyday conversation.

film's only ruined by the girls... it's cameron diaz and kate windslett's rather boring cardboard cutout characters.. AGAIN. its like they had a character depth and personality quota but they used it all up on jack black and that other guy i forgot the name of's characters.

 

meh/10 - because i could have been watching dexter instead.

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the holiday

 

so jamba bought this dvd for my mum's christmas present ~ who then insisted on watching it with me... not that bad.

 

well i mean i didnt wanna top myself straight afterwards... i'll be the first to admit that i secretly love jack black's fooling around ~ and considering he doesnt do much of his trademark dicking about in this film i really enjoyed his performance. the other guy who i forget the name of was also pretty good... and the toryline with the old dude was really sweet... but saying that i'll fall in love with any old jewish guy who uses the word "schmuck" in everyday conversation.

film's only ruined by the girls... it's cameron diaz and kate windslett's rather boring cardboard cutout characters.. AGAIN. its like they had a character depth and personality quota but they used it all up on jack black and that other guy i forgot the name of's characters.

 

meh/10 - because i could have been watching dexter instead.

 

My gf convinced me to buy this for her on DVD because she said 'it would be a good Christmas movie'....it wasn't.

 

I guess it was an ok chick flick, I liked Jude Law's character and it was nice to see caaraazzy Jack Black play well...Jack Black but in a different type of film. However Diaz and Winslett were plain, uninteresting characters and really did not hold me attention.

 

Sigh.../10

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La la la la la.....warm it up, la la la la la...

 

haha, classic!

 

 

Cloverfield - 8/10

 

Second time I've seen this and enjoyed it.

Filmed in a great way, good acting, good effects, good pacing throughout [and I like the interspurced clips of Rob and Beths date]. An all round enjoyable film!

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No Country For Old Men

 

First viewing, I liked it. It only felt long winded for the quite odd ending. I've seen odder endings though (A History of Violence).

 

8/10

 

Speaking of History of Violence, has anyone seen Appaloosa, err nevermind I was gonna ask for impressions, but it seems it hasn't reached the UK yet(just checked), other parts of Europe though.

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defience

 

well, for a start, i was sat at the very front, so my perspective was bad, and i had an idot woman next to me. she said several times, loudly, "thats spider from corrination street!" yes, it is, and thats billy elliot but i dont feel the need to inform you. still, that wasnt the films fault.

 

 

actual film. was pretty good. petty bassic story really (idiot woman didnt get it) but some decent acting, very well shot action and some rather hauting moments.

 

that said, it dragged at moments, and a couple of moments seemed a bit hollywood cliche for a true story.

 

still, very enjoyable, and an important story to tell

 

8/10

 

 

 

and once again, the spirit was a horrible film. im starting to think it gave me th AIDs.

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I watched The Descent. It was pretty fun, massively silly but quite tense and exciting.

 

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Main problem, The Simpsons has ruined Woody Allen for me, brilliantly, but still ruined. XD

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While She Was Out

 

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Also, the ending? Fucking ace. It's like the ultimate "Don't fuck with me, I'm female" movie. (That so should have been the title)

 

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Also, the ending? Fucking ace. It's like the ultimate "Don't fuck with me, I'm female" movie. (That so should have been the title)

 

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Having not seen it I'm still going to presume "I Spit On Your Grace" and "Irreversible" are more so :p

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Role Models

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I think it just means your milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.

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The Bank Job

 

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10/10

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Trainspotting

 

I haven't watched in years and I still love it. Don't need to say much as everyone must have seen it, it's a masterpiece. Obviously there are so many amazing performances and quotes; the final speech is incredible. But last night for me it was the speech about being Scottish that stood out, it's desperate, funny, perfectly written. All in all a top notch film.

 

10/10

 

I really want to see it, but never had the chance. Maybe i should just buy it.

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