| Kevorkian Logic |
10-22-2008 05:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent
(Post 533765)
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I saw this maybe 6 or so months ago, I thought it was one of the better movies i've seen in a while (since then I kinda had forgotten about it till now though), you should look at Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...and Spring, by Kim, you're either going to love it or hate it, it's a very polarizing movie.
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Originally Posted by jackhammer
(Post 533641)
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Weirdly enough, it didn't do much for me either.
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Originally Posted by jackhammer
(Post 532040)
http://www.hometheaterspot.com/fusio..._DVD_cover.jpg
Yes. I am behind everyone else by six months. Glad I am really because this was disappointing. A camera that seems impervious to whatever you throw at it when in reality if you fart your cam glitches. A character manages to keep her high heels on through half the film's running time despite the fact that Manhattan resembles a war zone. The guy holding the camera is an annoying twat. Despite it's real time scenario, the cameraman seems to be editing the footage on the fly as we have cuts that should not even exist. Lastly: notice to cameraman. DROP THE F UCKING THING. You can run quicker without it.
To be fair, the F/X were well done and the concept is a good one-just poorly executed.
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Did you like the music soundtrack to that movie?
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Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon
(Post 532299)
I watched The Happening the other night with my mom. I really wish I didn't.
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yea....I honestly was pretty bored during most of it
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Originally Posted by jackhammer
(Post 533982)
^^^^^
I have tried and failed to read the book twice. I have never seen the film but I had heard it was'nt very good but different strokes and all that.
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Yea, I definately have tried reading that book before and it did very little for me, at least the 20 odd pages I got through before picking up something else. It's still on my bedside table at home, waiting to be read.... |
