^ bummer.

where the f*ck was daniel day lewis before this movie came out? I swear he's done like 3 films and they were all at least 15 years ago.

oh and Gangs of New York... but we won't talk about that

^ :laughing:

I reviewed that film pages ago and got no response :( you are all beneath me mo fos.

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I like the music, which is what actually made me seek out the movie to watch. At first I didn't like the film, because the relationship between the two leads seemed awkward. I figured it was because they aren't actors per se (but rather acting musicians). But the more I watched, the more I appreciated the awkwardness because it made it feel more real. I ended up liking it because the story (particularly the ending) really got to me, it was realistic and the characters were easy to empathize with. So this gets 8/10.

In Bruges - **** stars

I just really liked this movie. Colin Farrell was great in it I thought. It was funny but kind of in a dark humor sort of way. I enjoyed the entire film and at the end you realize just how sad the story is.

The International - **1/2 stars

I'm not a Clive Owen fan and this film certainly didn't help. I think this movie suffered more from the direction than his acting, though. It was slow. Some people can pull off slow movies but Tom Tyker couldn't here. Clive was kind of a pussy too!

The international was just pointless.
Very meh.
Very unnecessary. Skip it.

No I agree, I don't like to watch movies with other people. Primarly because my family members have completely different tastes from me, we'll go see a movie, and they'll enjoy it, they'll laugh, they'll cry, and if it's a movie I don't like, I'll just sit there, expressionless, and it makes me feel left out. Vice versa when it's a movie I'm really enjoying but no one else is.

I also hate it when people loudly comment on movies while I'm watching them, primary reason I prefer to watch them alone.