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darthrush said:

Smithers said:

Finding Dory 8/10

The trailers made it look pretty terrible but I was shocked at how good it was! It still did follow the same formula as the first and had some replaced voice actors it was still really good. Check it out!

Very Exicted to check this out! I thought the trailers did look terrible also but the reviews seem promising 😃

Would you say it’s better than Monsters University ? (which I happened to enjoy a fair bit)

Objectively so.

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TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

Smithers said:

Finding Dory 8/10

The trailers made it look pretty terrible but I was shocked at how good it was! It still did follow the same formula as the first and had some replaced voice actors it was still really good. Check it out!

Very Exicted to check this out! I thought the trailers did look terrible also but the reviews seem promising 😃

Would you say it’s better than Monsters University ? (which I happened to enjoy a fair bit)

Objectively so.

Fuck off

Return of the Jedi: Remastered

Lord of the Rings: The Darth Rush Definitives

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And that’s exactly why I just wanted to talk about Star Wars instead of this muh opinion bullshit.

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darthrush said:

TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

Smithers said:

Finding Dory 8/10

The trailers made it look pretty terrible but I was shocked at how good it was! It still did follow the same formula as the first and had some replaced voice actors it was still really good. Check it out!

Very Exicted to check this out! I thought the trailers did look terrible also but the reviews seem promising 😃

Would you say it’s better than Monsters University ? (which I happened to enjoy a fair bit)

Objectively so.

Fuck off

Ha-ha, I win.

Finding Dory (2016) - 8/10

Started slow but ended up being really solid. It was no Toy Story 2, but very enjoyable nevertheless.

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TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

Smithers said:

Finding Dory 8/10

The trailers made it look pretty terrible but I was shocked at how good it was! It still did follow the same formula as the first and had some replaced voice actors it was still really good. Check it out!

Very Exicted to check this out! I thought the trailers did look terrible also but the reviews seem promising 😃

Would you say it’s better than Monsters University ? (which I happened to enjoy a fair bit)

Objectively so.

Fuck off

Ha-ha, I win.

Finding Dory (2016) - 8/10

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It was no Toy Story 2

There should be a tracker for every time someone mentions Toy Story 2.

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TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

TV’s Frink said:

darthrush said:

Smithers said:

Finding Dory 8/10

The trailers made it look pretty terrible but I was shocked at how good it was! It still did follow the same formula as the first and had some replaced voice actors it was still really good. Check it out!

Very Exicted to check this out! I thought the trailers did look terrible also but the reviews seem promising 😃

Would you say it’s better than Monsters University ? (which I happened to enjoy a fair bit)

Objectively so.

Fuck off

Ha-ha, I win.

Finding Dory (2016) - 8/10

Started slow but ended up being really solid. It was no Toy Story 2, but very enjoyable nevertheless.

Agreed.

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Does the lake actually fight a snake?

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National Treasure (2004) – 6/10

The Cat Came Back (1988) – 10/10

The Fall of the House of Usher (1928)

Just FYI, this is the American short film, not the French film released in the same year.

9/10

The Tell-Tale Heart (1941)

If you ever want to make a film adaptation that totally misses the point of its source material, gutting the soul from the story and leaving fuck-all in its place, watch this short for pointers.

4/10

Premature Burial (1962)

Not at all fond of the gaslighting subplot that rears its tacked-on head near the end of this picture. Aside from that, this movie’s as atmospherically nightmarish as any good Corman Poe film should be.

8/10

The Gate (1987)

A decent flick. There’s just one problem – no one bloody dies in it!

I’m not a violence/gore hound, but when you have a movie where someone summons demons up from the depths of Chaos, they should suffer some severe, lasting consequences. But nope, doesn’t happen here. No one dies or gets maimed – not even a supporting character. Hell, the one character that does die – the family dog – comes back to life at the end! If it weren’t for the meagre bits of gore and profanity, this film could easily be rated G.

7/10

Buried Alive (1990)

This movie has plenty of creepy moments and Robert Vaughn delivers a good performance. Too bad the writing is just so, so dumb.

5/10

Grandmother’s House (1988) – 3/10

Wes Craven’s Dark Nightmare (2016)

I can’t say I like this fanedit any more or any less than the official version of New Nightmare. I can say, though, that the pacing is tighter and the stupider sequences with Freddy have been adequately trimmed down/excised.

While one of my favourite scenes – the scene where Heather experiences a vision of the doctor getting ready to cut her son open with a pair of claws – has been removed, so has that stupid exploding demon head, which I have always disliked. So, in the end, that balances out.

8/10

Destino (2003) – 10/10

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The Making of a Legend: Gone With the Wind- Tremendously enjoyable documentary about the production on David Selznick’s famous Hollywood epic, covering lots of behind-the scenes stories about the excessive budget, the shifting directors, the pig casting process, the public response, the cultural climate, and a marvelous look at Hollywood’s golden age. Very interesting, though unfortunately the version on the Blu-ray seems to have been taken from a very bad SD master.

“What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one.”

Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death

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The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) - 8/10

Very great! I loved Moore as Bond and it was full of fun scenes. My favourite Bond film so far, with Skyfall coming in a close second.

Not enough people read the EU.

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The Raven (2011)

A period serial-killer thriller with Edgar Allen Poe as the hero? Why not! And it kind of works too. It’s chock full of historical that-didn’t-happens but I’m sure Poe would’ve approved of his life being used to make such a nasty, dark work of fiction.

John Cusack is brilliant as Poe and so is Luke Evans as the obligatory “policeman who really, really wants to catch the bad guy”. Alice Eve is enchanting as ever but is little more than a damsel in distress. Brendan Gleeson is in it too, playing the exact same character he always does, but he’s as good as ever so it doesn’t matter.

These sort of films are ten-a-penny in modern (American) cinema but it was a neat twist to see things moved back a century and a half. It’s a worthwhile watch if you’re in the mood for this sort of thing.

I give it 3 pendulums out of 5.

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Mark’s Down On Your Syntax said:

The Raven (2011)

A period serial-killer thriller with Edgar Allen Poe as the hero? Why not! And it kind of works too. It’s chock full of historical that-didn’t-happens but I’m sure Poe would’ve approved of his life being used to make such a nasty, dark work of fiction.

John Cusack is brilliant as Poe and so is Luke Evans as the obligatory “policeman who really, really wants to catch the bad guy”. Alice Eve is enchanting as ever but is little more than a damsel in distress. Brendan Gleeson is in it too, playing the exact same character he always does, but he’s as good as ever so it doesn’t matter.

These sort of films are ten-a-penny in modern (American) cinema but it was a neat twist to see things moved back a century and a half. It’s a worthwhile watch if you’re in the mood for this sort of thing.

I give it 3 pendulums out of 5.

http://www.podcasts.com/we_hate_movies/episode/episode-92-the-raven

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TV’s Frink said:

Mark’s Down On Your Syntax said:

The Raven (2011)

A period serial-killer thriller with Edgar Allen Poe as the hero? Why not! And it kind of works too. It’s chock full of historical that-didn’t-happens but I’m sure Poe would’ve approved of his life being used to make such a nasty, dark work of fiction.

John Cusack is brilliant as Poe and so is Luke Evans as the obligatory “policeman who really, really wants to catch the bad guy”. Alice Eve is enchanting as ever but is little more than a damsel in distress. Brendan Gleeson is in it too, playing the exact same character he always does, but he’s as good as ever so it doesn’t matter.

These sort of films are ten-a-penny in modern (American) cinema but it was a neat twist to see things moved back a century and a half. It’s a worthwhile watch if you’re in the mood for this sort of thing.

I give it 3 pendulums out of 5.

http://www.podcasts.com/we_hate_movies/episode/episode-92-the-raven

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Ah, greenpenguino has returned! Salutations, my fine, flippered, verdant fellow!

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Hey neat!

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Final Destination 5
2/5

Something’s wrong. IMDB says I watched a horror movie, but I have seen a gory comedy instead.