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koice:
A truly shitty movie. I watched like 30 mins or so, then skipped to the middle, saw more crap, then finally jumped to the ending, saw 2 people kneeling down execution style, then one of them - the male one - gunned down unexpectedly, and the female one pardoned, unimpressed, I deleted the sh*t from my system

dolphinheart:
Project almanac and one other film about an alien stuck on earth due to damages in its spaceship changed my mind about movies done with camcorders .

koice:
'It Follows'

This is by far the best horror movie I've seen this year, but then, I haven't watched a lot, so...

koice:
*Coughs*

Emm... there's no Tom Hardy in 'Gone Girl' as far as I'm aware oh. Seen the Movie 2 times already and I can authoritatively state that the fall guy in the movie was 'Neil Patrick Harris', the Legen - wait for it - dary guy from 'How I Met Your Mother' sitcom. Amy murdered his character, then framed him as a kidnapper-rapist. The perfect fall guy.

koice:
Tom Hardy is the only actor that I know that can command a host of several accents fluently: American, Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and his native English. Acting comes easily to him, a born method actor. He becomes one with his characters, be it a concerned Dad, a villainous freak like Bane, Mad hatter like Max....

Surely, there is more to Tom Hardy than you perceived.

koice:
That's the appeal. The faux-realism factor.

koice:
Well, you're really missing out on great horror movies, cuz most of the more interesting and successful hollywood productions are of the found-footage genre.

-Rec
-Paranormal Activity Franchise
-Blair Witch Project 1&2
-The Night In The Woods
-Quarantine
-V/H/S 1&2
-The Afflicted
-Grave Encounters 1&2
-Troll Hunter
-Area 51
-etc

None of the above are of low budget production btw, in fact, 60 percent of found-footage movies are mostly of middle to high high budget.

koice:
I love 'Found-footage' movies. Crave em, can't enough of em. I just love the realistic feel they have about them.

Adding ''The Visit' to my download list asap.

dolphinheart:
But I enjoyed project almanac o.

armadeo:
Ok watched project almanac because I wasn't patient with the duff. It was a lovely lovely movie.
No skipped scenes. The progress in making he machine was shown. Loved the butterfly effect and the human nature of greed when given power.

Epic.

Now this is the left over for the rest of the holidays

American ultra
Creed
Get hard
Goosebumps
Scorch trials
Pan
Spectre
Straight outta Compton
Genysis
The duff
Mockingjay
Timelapse
Wyrmwood.

Wow. Got a lot to do today

armadeo:
Collected them from a friend. Non mord than 300mb. And they are clear. Collected 22movies in total.

armadeo:
couldnt watch all the movies as planned last night only home. i must say i loved it particularly the type of english the aliens spoke.

sheldon cooper was perfect for the role he has the type of voice that fit the character.

anyway just watched hotel translyvania 2 which erased the horror of ridiculous six from my mind and scouts guide to a zombie apocalypse. now i wanna watch the last witch hunter.

dljbd1:
Kindly drop links to these movies. Thanks

armadeo:
Another hit on scorch trials. Well I'll replace it with Transylvania 2. Will update as I proceed.


Popcorn.

snrman:
I have watched all and all are awt for download so I c no big deal

snrman:
2. The Ridiculous 6

Why Critics Hated It: If you thought Adam
Sandler’s low of 2015 would be The Cobbler,
think again. This inexplicably well-cast movie is a
tepid spaghetti western parody without a scrap
of material hovering above merely braindead,
hence the illustrious 0% critical approval rating.
Yes, the actors are oddly committed to their
parts (even the likes of Nick Nolte and Harvey
Keitel), but it’s a brutal sit at two hours in length,
there are maybe two funny scenes, and a lot of
the “jokes” are dragged out until they definitely
aren’t amusing anymore.
With Sandler having three more movies to come
as part of his lucrative Netflix deal, however, it
seems like the worst may be yet to come, and
most of them probably won’t have casts this
awesome

snrman:
11. Survivor
Why Critics Hated It: If there was some sort of
reference book for straight-to-VOD thrillers,
Survivor would tick practically every box. It’s
basically a naff double bill of the two worst
episodes of 24 that ever could be made glued
together with a wildly squandered cast and a
hilariously tiny budget (such that the CGI and
location doubling are both terrible).
Aside from being woefully boring, its biggest
crime is that it barely features Pierce Brosnan at
all, despite him receiving prominent billing in all
the advertising. It’s all the more disappointing as
this was a rare villainous role for the former Bond
star, but like everyone else, he completely
phones it in throughout.
It’s boring, made with little imagination and
maximum economy for a quick buck, but
honestly, who the hell actually paid to see this?

armadeo:
Slept off during the movie. Was tired.

Will start them up later today.

Another binge fest coming up.

Home
Genysis
Scorch trial
Mockingjay
American ultra
Creed

Cao, cirmuell, obixcel. anyone I should skip?

snrman:
13. Hitman: Agent 47
Why Critics Hated It: As if rebooting a
“franchise” critics didn’t like the first time wasn’t
bad enough (the 2007 original scored just 14%),
this second attempt at the classic video game
series still didn’t get it right, losing the essence
of the titular character amid brainless, over-the-
top action loaded with terrible CGI, bad acting
and hilariously blatant product placement.
This is exactly the reason why video game
movies never get good reviews, because whether
or not you’re a fan of the source material, they
treat the audience with sheer contempt. It
borders on incoherence and isn’t even satisfying
on a visceral level because all the gunplay and
big ‘splosions are haphazardly edited and soaked
in crappy visual effects.

armadeo:
ridiculous 6 was ridiculous.

time for


insurgent!!!

cirmuell:
the animation Home? It's a nice one too.

dolphinheart:
Most spy films nowadays are generally unrealistic .
Maybe since non of them can come up with something near or better than the Bourne series.

Even the spy books I read sef are no where near.

dolphinheart:
Kk, was it you that mentioned the books " a song of ice and fire"?
Really enjoyed it, it did give more details about the series. The issue is that the stories had both taken different directions. But I like the direction the book took better.

SIRcumalot:
Its a boy girl thing. Na the name of the movie