welsh dragon
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Max payne. I really enjoyed it. A bit gory but good. 8/10
What film did you watch last night?
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AndyRM
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One of their best. Launched Olly Reed too, which can only be considered a good thing.
I tried to watch The Inbetweeners second film last night. I figured that viewing half cut and a little stoned would help it along. I was wrong.
Unfunny gubbins. 3/10.
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Max Payne was a strange one for me. First time I watched it I hated it because it's nothing like the game. My second viewing was less prejudiced and I quite enjoyed it as a stand alone piece. Was never entirely convinced by Mark Wahlberg though.
Give Hitman a watch, it's a really good interpretation and a decent action flick to boot. Timothy Olyphant with no hair is also a hoot.
welsh dragon
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I know what you mean about mark wahlberg. I wasn't convinced by him, but he did an all right job.
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I think that part of the problem with Wahlberg, for me anyway, is that he refused to play the game so never really understood the character. That's probably why I preferred the film second time around as I was able to separate it from the game in my mind.
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I never played or saw the game, so i wasn't influenced in any way.
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The Ides of March. Awash with Clooney. Never quite gets off the ground.
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Last night i watched:
Perfect Friday (1970): An intriguing heist movie staring Stanley Baker, Ursula Andress and David Warner. Surprisingly watchable with its off beat editing, flash backs and forwards, and as I began to wonder just who's conning who... it had me glued. 7/10
Dougal & the Blue Cat (1970): The original magic roundabout movie... great fun even for grown-ups. 6/10
Simon Simon (1970): A silly short about a bloke in a cherry picker... virtually silent (think Rhubarb Rhubarb & The Plank) and starring just about everyone.
The Bullet Machine, AKA Clegg (1970): Started well but maybe i struggled to pay attention due to 4th film syndrome, or maybe it was just pants. The music was good though.
Perfect Friday (1970): An intriguing heist movie staring Stanley Baker, Ursula Andress and David Warner. Surprisingly watchable with its off beat editing, flash backs and forwards, and as I began to wonder just who's conning who... it had me glued. 7/10
Dougal & the Blue Cat (1970): The original magic roundabout movie... great fun even for grown-ups. 6/10
Simon Simon (1970): A silly short about a bloke in a cherry picker... virtually silent (think Rhubarb Rhubarb & The Plank) and starring just about everyone.
The Bullet Machine, AKA Clegg (1970): Started well but maybe i struggled to pay attention due to 4th film syndrome, or maybe it was just pants. The music was good though.
welsh dragon
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Predator and predator 2. Worth a cuple of hours. I enjoy them. But I didn't like the last predator film very much.
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Predator and Predator 2 are both excellent. I'm also a fan of Alien Vs Predator (although it is one of those cheapo video game movies), but didn't take to AVP Requiem
welsh dragon
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I know what you mean. Ive watched the first 3 god knows how many times, but the last one mehh.. not fussed.
