TiBB Film Club (4th Film: Babe Pig In The City)

[Locke.]

http://www.chaucer.ac.uk/filmclub/FilmClub-Postercutout.gif

As far as I know this has only been tried once before and that was in one of the social group things (by Dezzy I think), and everyone always forgets they exist so it didn't take off. So I'll try it on the main forum and see how it goes.

- Once about 6-7 people sign up the first film can get picked
- People will have a certain amount of days to watch the film (don't know how many yet.. everyone can decide that once we know who is in)
- Make sure any film is available to watch somewhere online for free, because I doubt many would actually go out and pay for it
- To make sure the film isn't something ****e like Disaster Movie, it must be rated above a 6.0 on www.imdb.com

Think that's it..

So sign up if you want

Members

1. Locke
2. Novo
3. Nathan
4. Roy_Mars_III
5. Shaun
6. DrunkerThanMoses
7. JH95
8. Black Dagger
9. Mollie
10. fruit_cake
11. MTVN
12. Josy
13. ukturtle
14. Marc
15. Kate
16. Samuel
17. armand.kay
18. MeMyself&I
19. GypsyGoth
20. Glenn
21. SharkAttack
22. rk388

Films Watched

1. Drive (2011) - TiBB Rating: 7.79.
2. Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009) - TiBB Rating: 8.15.
3. Moon (2009) - TiBB Rating: N/A
4. Catfish (2010) - TiBB Rating: ???

[King Gizzard]

I'm in if we're allowed to not watch certain things. I for certain aint watching horrors.

Maybe not a club as such just people can wastch if they want?

[Locke.]

Yeah. I don't watch horror films either :idc:

[Roy Mars III]

Great stuff, sign me up

[Novo]

Looks like this will be the first film

http://www.moviepostersdirect.co.uk/uploads/images_products_large/7648.jpg

[King Gizzard]

I'm not saying horror's should be outlawed, just give people an option to opt out due to if they're really against watching/it's not in their preferences

[Shaun]

Yeah I'll give it a go.

[Locke.]

If a musketeer film was being chosen it'd have to be the one with Kiefer Sutherland in

http://rolfmao.blogg.se/images/2011/three-musketeers-1993_161466287.jpg

[Roy Mars III]

Should be our first film tbh
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[Novo]

http://filmoria.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/The-NeverEnding-Story.jpg

[Novo]

http://nomorepopcorn.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/nes_1.jpg

Locke and King_Anton star in that one as well

[Locke.]

http://dogspired.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Homeward-Bound.jpg

[Novo]

That is an amazing film, haven't seen it in ages actually

[Locke.]

I have got it on DVD somewhere, need to watch it again soon

[Roy Mars III]

Yeah it is a good film. should do that one actually

[Locke.]

Anfield Cat even managed to make the front cover

[King Gizzard]

Homeward Bound it is

[Novo]

http://i2.listal.com/image/1577147/600full-homeward-bound-2%3A-lost-in-san-francisco-poster.jpg

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Ill join :)

[Jake.]

I will give it a go :)

[Black Dagger]

Yeah sign us up, I'm not usually a Movie lover, but I'l join in with this.

[Maia]

Yes I am most certainly in.

[fruit_cake]

sign me up please Mr Locke

[MTVN]

Yeah I'll do it too

[Josy]

Add me please.

[Benjamin]

Yeah, I'll join.

[MTVN]

Ah just missed out on the popcorn

[Marc]

I'll play/join/watch/be of help if you need

[Locke.]

How are we going to choose who pics the first film?

[Kate!]

I will join :) even without the free popcorn :D

You should get to pick the first film, as it's your thread, I'd say.

[fruit_cake]

we could have a poll to decide perhaps

[Samuel.]

I'm in.

[Josy]

How are we going to choose who pics the first film?

You should choose the first one, it's your club.

Would this be better in the films forum so it doesnt get lost among all the **** that gets posted in c&g?

[Locke.]

Yeah, can't have it getting lost under Scott's threads

[armand.kay]

I want to join :D

[Jords]

Probably wont be many films of my tasting, plus horror is my favourite genre and thats sort of been ruled out for most :tongue:

[Locke.]

First Film: Drive

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Stars: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Albert Brooks, Christina Hendricks.
IMDb Rating: 8.0
Critic Rating: 7.9

Ranked as the #1 film of 2011 by 5 Critic sites, including Rolling Stone and Total Film. It also has the greatest soundtrack ever. Came out towards the end of 2011 so I don't think many people in here will have seen it.

Working links to watch - http://www.putlocker.com/file/CDE310258A81B9B9#
http://www.putlocker.com/file/EC125A2D52EEE2AF#

Tuesday now, so does saturday sound like a good time to have watched it by?

[MeMyselfAndI]

Omg Ryan Gosling
I'll join

[GypsyGoth]

I'd love to join :amazed:

[Roy Mars III]

Brilliant pick. Best film this year by far

[Black Dagger]

Oh, I've heard like amazing reviews from this, but never got time to watch, that's my Friday morning sorted <3.

[armand.kay]

I don't usually watch this sort of film but ill give it a go :D

[Maia]

Interesting, will give it a watch when I can then

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Oh really fancied this and have heard good reviews of it, will watch it Thursday

[Shaun]

I've already got this on my hard drive, excellent choice :D (haven't watched it yet though)

[fruit_cake]

Will watch this Thursday evening, tyvm Locke.

[Glenn.]

Is it too late to join?

[Kate!]

Will probably give this a watch tomorrow night, good timing as Wed night is crappy tv wise.

[MTVN]

Been meaning to watch this anyway, looks good, laptop went and broke today but hopefully I can find a way of watching it by saturday

[Benjamin]

How are we going to choose who pics the first film?

The fairest order to choose films would be go down the list of the film club members each time.


Will watch your film in about half an hour.

[MTVN]

Yeah either do that or maybe we could just have a few films get suggested and then put up a poll up each week?

Edit - for future I mean, obviously not for this week

[Tom4784]

Film Club has been attempted a few times before, would be nice for it to stick this time though.

I'll watch Drive tomorrow or Thursday I think.

[Roy Mars III]

Just rewatched it. Won't talk about it till more have watched it though, don't want to spoil anything. Just as amazing as the first time I saw it a few months ago. Definitely the best movie from last year

[King Gizzard]

I would do a poll

I don't really have a suggestion for a film so going down the list would be rubbish

[SharkAttack]

I'd also like to join. Drive already watched. :thumbs:

[Locke.]

SharkAttack + Glenn have been added

[Locke.]

Watching Drive in a minute

[King Gizzard]

Will watch this tonight at some point

:suspect:

[Shaun]

Just starting this now.

[Roy Mars III]

It has one of the best soundtracks of any movie ever /random

[Shaun]

omg this soundtrack :lovedup:

[Shaun]

Just finished it.

I loved it. The long silences between the Driver and pretty much everyone else were a little bit frustrating at times but it was a great story, and I liked the open ending. The soundtrack was excellent too, very 80s (in fact a lot of it, such as the credits styling, reminded me of GTA Vice City).

Sad that Shannon died though. Just because he's the dad from Malcolm in the Middle :laugh:

Oh and the violence was naaaaasty. The bit with him stamping on the elevator-guy's head :yuk:

I'd probably give it a 9/10 though. The cinematography and the tension were just perfect.

[Ramsay]

Sign me up , I'll watch Drive tomorrow

[Tom4784]

I meant to watch this yesterday, I shall watch it later on.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Soundtrack was so cool I downloaded the album :)

[DrunkerThanMoses]

The film itself was good; especially enjoyed the opening scene, and the acting was great from everyone especially Gosling, Mulligan and Cranston; who I love from Breaking Bad so like shaun mentioned was sad when he got killed Overall I would give it a 4/5

[SharkAttack]

I really enjoyed the overall vibe of this gem. It had a grittiness that was apparent with its violence and yet the film felt surreal, dream-like. Double the vote on Shaun who said it was like Vice City/80s style with the music and credits. Not a film I'd watch twice because once is sometimes enough. 9/10 is what I gave it a few months ago, and still believe it deserves that score.

[Samuel.]

I didn't like it. I found the first half dull, and the story didn't really do anything for me. The violence was over the top, disgustingly so. The soundtrack was the only thing I enjoyed about it. So I can't really give it anything other than a 1/4.

It just didn't click with me in the slightest.

[Josy]

3/5

Not as good as I expected it to be, slow to get started and the anti dialogue scenes are irritating and also a bit awkward at times, I got a bit more interested just under half way through and even though the violence is a bit OTT at times I think it does fit in well with the style of the film.

Agree with others that have mentioned the whole 80s/video game style.

Never saw the need for the mask scene though?

[Black Dagger]

I liked this film a fair bit, I was bored in certain areas of the film, but I really enjoyed the violence /sadistic, it wasn't always necessary or needed in my honest opinion but it added a certain aspect to the film and gave it a much needed lift (no pun intended), Ryan Gosling is adorable as well and was a fantastic lead role. 4/5

[Roy Mars III]

4.5/5

Best film of last year. The movie is over the top and supposed to be. The movie is perfectly put together and just amazing in general

One of the best movies Gosling has ever done, he did a great job in it. His facial expressions and body movements say more than even words could.

A cult classic in the years to come for sure

[DrunkerThanMoses]

4.5/5

Best film of last year. The movie is over the top and supposed to be. The movie is perfectly put together and just amazing in general

First good move Gosling has ever done, he did a great job in it. His facial expressions and body movements say more than even words could.

A cult classic in the years to come for sure

Hes very good in Lars and the real girls

[Roy Mars III]

Yeah, I changed it because I've only seen him in a few things

[GypsyGoth]

I'm gonna watch it tonight :amazed:

[Glenn.]

Finally watched it.



Its actually the best film I've seen in a while.

Its a film I wouldn't think I would like but I have to admit, its worth a watch.

I think its a slow burner until the end of the film and the silence between Gosling and Mulligan was a little unnecessary, but that's not their faults its the director. I thought the acting was top form from them.

I agree with everyone else in that it was like an 80s video game. The soundtrack was different and not what you would expect from a film of this nature.

I thought the story was good, the violence was maybe a little OTT but it didn't really affect my view on the story.

I'd give the film a 5/5 for the fact that its the best film I've watched for a long time.

[Marc]

Yeeah.. I've not watched it. Might pull myself out of this club cos I won't ever get around to watching the films :joker:

[MTVN]

Just watched it

It was really good actually, especially the opening scene and the second half. It was a bit slow during the first half at times though, I know it's meant to be all part of his character and the film and everything but it was a painful watching the conversations with the girl (can't remember her name) where they'd exchange a couple of words in a minute. I did like the main character though, and the way they did it where they kept him a mystery, you could say it'd be nice to know a bit more about him but that would kind of defeat the point, although it does make the love story a bit weird, I don't see any real reason why she would be attracted to him tbh lol

The sudden really violent scenes were a bit surprising considering the first half of the film, maybe it was a bit unnecessary but I liked how ruthless it all was, and yeah like others have said the soundtrack was really good, and that's not something I normally care that much about in a film, I'd give it 8/10 overall

[Toxic]

I didnt realise this thread even existed otherwise I wouldnt have made my own thread on drive lol.

What a wierd/embarrsing coincedence...now I know why you guys were laughing at my thread lol

[Josy]

What is the next film going to be?

[Locke.]

Novo is second on the list so can pick the second film, we'll just go down the list.

Chop chop fidget

[Josy]

Pfft he will pick mean girls or something

[Josy]

or cruel intentions

[Novo]

Calm down Droog

I am going to watch Drive now and then give my film for this week.. also would be good if everyone gave each film a rating like imdb and then average the total ratings and put it on the first page

[Novo]

Calm down Droog

I am going to watch Drive now and then give my film for this week.. also would be good if everyone gave each film a rating like imdb and then average the total ratings and put it on the first page

[Locke.]

Yeah good idea, everyone that watched Drive rate it out of 10.

9.5/10 for me. Would have been a 10 but a couple of the scenes early in the movie dragged on a couple of minutes too long, other than that it is a perfect film.

[Shaun]

already rated :laugh:

[Locke.]

Ratings so far:

Shaun - 9/10
DTM - 8/10 (rounded up from 4/5)
SharkAttack - 9/10
Josy - 6/10 (rounded up from 3/5)
BlackDagger - 8/10 (rounded up from 4/5)
RoyMars - 9/10 (rounded up from 4.5/5)
Glenn - 10/10 (rounded up from 5/5)
MTVN - 8/10
Locke - 9.5/10

Any of the rounded up ones can change theirs if they like..

[Novo]

Drive 9/10

such an intense movie it's amazing how the main guy hardly ever speaks ( reminded me of Ryan from the OC ) he suited that role really well though.. the relationship between him and Irene was really well done and they didn't turn it into anything to corny or had over the top sex scenes every 20 minutes they focused on the main story more then that which i liked, love the way it ended as well thought he was dead until he blinked after about a minute, the soundtrack was incredible and did the title and credit font remind anyone of Vice City? first thing i thought when i saw it

[Novo]

Second Film: Hachi: A Dog's Tale

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From Academy Award-nominated director Lasse Hallström (2000, The Cider House Rules) comes Hachi: a Dog's Tale, a film based on one of the most treasured and heartwarming true stories ever told. Golden Globe winner Richard Gere (2002, Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy, Chicago) stars as Professor Parker Wilson, a distinguished scholar who discovers a lost Akita puppy on his way home from work. Despite initial objections from Wilson’s wife, Cate (Academy Award nominee Joan Allen – 2000, Best Actress, The Contender), Hachi endears himself into the Wilson family and grows to be Parker's loyal companion. As their bond grows deeper, a beautiful relationship unfolds embodying the true spirit of family and loyalty, while inspiring the hearts of an entire town.

IMDb Rating: 8.1

Staring: Richard Gere, Joan Allen, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Sarah Roemer


Link - http://www.sockshare.com/file/JMNMI4MS2XKCO#

[fruit_cake]

Drive 5/10

It wasn't really my type of film but it had a good soundtrack.

[Black Dagger]

Oooh, never been a massive lover of Dog's films.

Will watch this tomorrow.

[Samuel.]

I already rated it, but out of 10 I'd rate Drive 3/10.

[Glenn.]

Oh no, not Hachi :sad:

[Black Dagger]

Oh no, not Hachi :sad:

Oh no, it's a sad film? :sad:

I don't want to be crying at it every 20 minutes.

[Glenn.]

If your a dog lover it's sad.

[Roy Mars III]

Jesus, just from the trailer I can it's going to be super sad

[Samuel.]

This sounds scarily similar to the Futurama episode Jurassic Bark.

[Josy]

I hate sad films

[Black Dagger]

If your a dog lover it's sad.

Well I cried at Marley and Me (soppy bastard) so I assume I'l need some tissues for this one.

[Glenn.]

It's worse than Marley and Me...

[Locke.]

**** sake I have been putting off Hatchi for months because I know it's gonna have a horrible ending like Marley and Me

[Jords]

It looks so sad!

[Glenn.]

I honestly don't think I can watch it again. I was a sobbing wreck the last time I watched it. I literally couldn't breathe I was sobbing so bad. :sad:

[fruit_cake]

aww I like sad films

[Glenn.]

I can't believe I've just put myself through that again :bawling:



I don't really know where to start with Hachi, there's so much that I love about the film. The setting is really picturesque with the little train station. Obviously it differs from he Japanese setting that the true story is based on.

When I first see the film I couldn't believe the Professor dies at work and it got me again this time around.

The music is outstanding throughout the film.

This is my favorite piece of music in the film. Its beautiful, and sad. Especially the scenes of the film its playing along with at the end. :sad:
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I loved the film so much.

Its heart lifting, funny in some parts, the Skunk part comes to mind, and terribly sad too.

Its the kind of film that makes you look at your own dog and despise it slightly for not being loyal enough.:laugh:

I will give the film an 8/10.

[Ramsay]

I saw this movie last year...spent the entire second part of the movie crying its so sad
8/10

[Glenn.]

Im still crying :sad:

[Ninastar]

9/10 I cried for hours

I couldn't even tell my dad why I was crying

My eyes water just thinking about it

[Glenn.]

Its the music that gets me.

[Ninastar]

i don't remember it, but if I watched it again I think that would definitely affect me too

[Glenn.]

Listen to the yt video I put in my review. Your blub like a baby:sad:

[Shaun]

I need a link :/

[Shaun]

Nvm, found one!

[MTVN]

Don't think I've really given away anything big but I'll spoiler this just in case

I liked it, it's an easy to watch and enjoyable film, which is really sad in parts but also quite nice as well. The characters are all really likeable as well and it is all pretty touching, I liked how they all took care of Hachi when he was sat there waiting all those years and I agree with Glenn about the setting, the film overall was pretty well made I thought. It'd probably affect dog lovers & owners the most but even those who aren't will still get drawn into the whole thing, I'd give it a 7/10

[SharkAttack]

Hachi: A Dog's Tale

8/10

Pretty much had to bite back tears so my 9 year-old daughter(who wasn't crying) wouldn't see me. :blush: Put to bed, so can now :bawling:

[Glenn.]

Made my cousin watch this tonight. We both blubbed like a pair of babies :joker:

[Samuel.]

Plan on watching this tonight.

[Glenn.]

Gonna spoiler this for those who haven't seen it.

If you haven't watched the film yet, don't watch this video!
Last chance!7vYW3yQzV1c

:bawling::bawling::bawling:

[Maia]

Oh forgot to rate Drive

4/10 for Drive - decent soundtrack, but the movie itself was quite weird

Will watch Hachi either tonight or tomorrow

[Samuel.]

Yeah, so I cried...

I'm not sure it was always earnt, some of the tear jerker scenes felt a bit cheap, but it didn't really bother me too much, especially since I love being affected like that by a work of fiction. The music is amazing, I don't think the film would have been as half as emotional without it. Everything about the film is just done really well and it does what it needs to do. Richard Gere was the perfect choice as the owner.

7.5/10

And now I know why I saw the Jurassic Bark similarities, both are based on Hachikō.

[Glenn.]

Non fiction you mean.

It's a true story :idc:

[Samuel.]

Based on a true story :idc:

[Glenn.]

Non-fiction (or nonfiction) is the form of any narrative, account, or other communicative work whose assertions and descriptions are understood to be fact. This presentation may be accurate or not—that is, it can give either a true or a false account of the subject in question—however, it is generally assumed that authors of such accounts believe them to be truthful at the time of their composition or, at least, pose them to their audience as historically or empirically true. Note that reporting the beliefs of others in a non-fiction
format is not necessarily an endorsement of the ultimate veracity of those beliefs, it is simply saying it is true that people believe them (for such topics as mythology, religion). Non-fiction can also be written about fiction, giving information about these other works.


It is a true story. There's a statue in Japan of Hachi?

[Samuel.]

If you want to be pedantic about it. It was quite obvious what I was saying.

[MTVN]

It's not fact though lol, the real Hachi lived in 1920's Japan in different circumstances probably

[Glenn.]

Watching the film to the end would of told you it was a true story. As the documented story said. I'm not being pedantic, it's called being right.

[MTVN]

Yeah based on a true story, the Futurama episode was also based on it, doesn't mean it's non fiction though

[Samuel.]

Okay, Pyramid.

[Glenn.]

It's not fact though lol, the real Hachi lived in 1920's Japan in different circumstances probably

The core base of the story is fact. The dog did wait loyally for his master for nine years.
Adapting that kind of story would call for a few changes.

Edit. Spoilered. Sorry River Song :joker:

[Locke.]

Spoilers

[Shaun]

I'll watch this in a bit.

[Shaun]

So I've just spent the last half hour crying my eyes out. I'm a mess right now LOL

It was a perfect story, the music was lovely, and...I don't think a film's made me cry this much before, so I'll give it a 9/10 (not a 10 because it's a bit short and there isn't like amazing acting or anything :laugh:)

[Samuel.]

The core base of the story is fact. The dog did wait loyally for his master for nine years.
Adapting that kind of story would call for a few changes.

Edit. Spoilered. Sorry River Song :joker:

They didn't even get that part right, the dog waited 10 years in the film.

And it was how likeable the characters where, the family and wife, the brilliant portrayal of the owner by Richard Gere (who probably was nothing like the actual owner), how well shot the film was, the music - none of which were part of the original story - that made the film have any affect on me. The basic premise of the film is about the real Hachiko, but I think too much has been added and changed for it to be considered anything other than a film based on a true story.

[Novo]

I'd give it a 9/10 as well, the best dog film i have ever watched anyway

I found Richard Gere really suited to the role of the owner and Sarah Roemer suited to the role of Daughter the Japanese guy was probably my favourite character in the whole film the guy who played him is a really good actor i don't think i've seen him in anything before.. love how they did the setting for where he was waiting for the his owner and how they made the minor characters in the film bond with Hachi whilst he was waiting, also the scene where Hachi was telling the owner to turn around and then he took the ball to him to play fetch for the first time ever before he left was really well done

[Shaun]

the bit where the wife sat down next to Hachi made me lose it :(

[Novo]

Hey. You know we love you, Hachi. We want you to stay here with us. If you have to go... that's okay too.

:(

[Black Dagger]

I have my tissues at the ready... I'l be a blubbering mess, I know it :sad:

[Novo]

New film tonight by the looks of it.. think most people have seen this now

[Locke.]

Got til tomorrow to watch it, then it is Nathan's turn to pick

[Novo]

Got til tonight at 3.32am

[Locke.]

4.34am

[Glenn.]

Hey. You know we love you, Hachi. We want you to stay here with us. If you have to go... that's okay too.

:(

:sad:

[Black Dagger]

Urgh, I'm dead :sad:

Won't be watching this again any-time soon.

I'l give a quick review and rate later.

[Shaun]

-sets up a support group-

[Glenn.]

-takes seat-

'Hello I'm Glenn'

[Shaun]

-rest of the group chants together-

'Hi, Glenn!'

[SharkAttack]

Lost it when the dog came sauntering down the walk aged 10 years. Had to look away and stare at the treeline outside for a few moments.

[Glenn.]

''I keep going to my local Train Station and just sitting outside, waiting. I don't even know what I'm waiting for. I just feel empty. I keep seeing dogs and running over to them and calling them Hachi''

-breaks down-

[Shaun]

LMAO.

I mean uh-

-group nods knowingly and one of us pats your shoulder-

[Black Dagger]

Hope Nathan picks a film that won't involve me sobbing into my pillow.

[Locke.]

50/50 next

[Black Dagger]

50/50 next

:worship: That was such a good film.

[Ninastar]

i've just gotten it on dvd so I could watch too

[Maia]

9/10 for Hachi

Don't think I need to say anything else, gonna go get myself some tissues

[Shaun]

mollie found the dog a bit too attractive i see :evilgrin:

[Tom4784]

A THOUSAND TEARS.

I'm an emotional wreck. Red eyes streaming nose, uncontrollable weeping. Never again.

http://i414.photobucket.com/albums/pp229/chickpeaax/gifs/snillysob.gif

Not even this gif succinctly portrays my utter anguish.

[rk3388]

can i join ? :(

[King Gizzard]

You can skip my film if you want. Still haven't got round to watching the first 2

edit: just put drive on and watching Hachi afterwards

[Samuel.]

I think those who have watched every film should get priority over others for deciding the film.

Not sour over being 16th on the list or anything :whistle:

[King Gizzard]

I still think that poll thing was a good idea

[Samuel.]

But then maybe the more obscure, potentially more interesting films may get overlooked for stuff people have heard of.

[King Gizzard]

Boyz In The Hood

[Marc]

did u all crey?

[Novo]

did u all crey?

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[Shaun]

I prefer one person giving us a film. Otherwise we'll get the Films section full of polls with Patrick voting for 'Due Date' every week

[King Gizzard]

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[Samuel.]

Moon was going to be my choice :amazed:

[Roy Mars III]

7/10 for Hachi

[Roy Mars III]

Might as well give my 10/10 for moon right now

[fruit_cake]

I haven't seen Hatchi yet the pressure is too much

[Locke.]

8.15/10 overall rating for Hachi.

Nate is the next film Moon or Boyz n the Hood? :suspect:

[Locke.]

8.15/10 overall rating for Hachi.

Nate is the next film Moon or Boyz n the Hood? :suspect:

[King Gizzard]

Moon (I haven't seen it before either, I can remember Karl showing me the trailer once)

[Josy]

I never watched Hachi

[Josy]

I have saw moon a few times but I will rewatch it.

[King Gizzard]

Saw moon? what

How do you find links for this?

David Bowie's son directed it

[Tom4784]

Moon <3

It'll give me an opportunity to rewatch it.

[Shaun]

I've got Moon on DVD at Uni so won't be able to watch it until Monday at the earliest... but I've seen it a fair few times and it's one of my favourite movies, so I won't hesitate in giving it a 10 :p

[King Gizzard]

you can choose another one if most people have seen it :joker: Didn't think it was that big here

[Glenn.]

Been meaning to watch Moon. Never got round to it when it was released.

[Black Dagger]

Never seen Moon, I have been meaning to watch it, I think I'l do so tomorrow.

[MTVN]

Gonna watch this one now, looks quite interesting

[Shaun]

it's brilliant.

[Locke.]

They have this in Blockbuster to rent for 99p for 1 night

[MTVN]

Not really any big spoilers here but I'll add the tags anyway, dunno how much people will want to not know about it before watching


It was pretty good and I quite like the idea of it and how it was done and everything, did a good job of showing how lonely an existence it would be with only a robot for company, an amazing robot at that mind. I did find it a bit dull in places though, and it didn't capture my interest all that much, I'm not sure I really cared about the fate of the characters in it or anything, but considering it all took place in a pretty small area for the most part and only really had one or two characters they didn't do too bad a job of keeping it interesting without the need for elaborate special effects or things like that. Would probably give it an 7/10 overall

[SharkAttack]

Moon: 9/10

Rockwell does a great job and I very much enjoyed the film atmospherically, despite the moon not having an atmosphere. :)

[Shaun]

what's happening with this?

[Black Dagger]

Oh lool, I forgot all about Moon.

I'l watch it tomorrow after Shameless US now my lessons got cancelled :bored:

[King Gizzard]

Suppose Roy can choose his movie either tonight or tommorow? Give people a bit more time to watch Moon I dunno

[Samuel.]

Yeah, I'll watch it tomorrow. Or maybe tonight even.

[GypsyGoth]

Drive 7/10 (soundtrack was great, it was a bit gruesome at one part, still it was entertaining)

Moon 8/10 (it's brilliant, spooky and thought provoking)



Haven't watch the sad one about the dog yet.

[Roy Mars III]

so is this going on. i want to pick a film :idc:

[MTVN]

Been a while now, could just move on to the next film? Unless there's still people wanting to watch this first

[Locke.]

Only got 3 ratings for Moon an I don't think many have watched it, so will just move on. Roy is next so can pick the 4th film.

Will have to change the deadline from a weekend aswell because I always forget

[Roy Mars III]

Catfish

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1584016/

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watch it. you will never look at the internet, social networking esp, the same ever again

[SharkAttack]

Catfish it is, only heard good things about it. Going in...

[Tom4784]

It's a good film although it's hard to shake the feeling that it is a bit staged.

[Ramsay]

saw that a few months ago..enjoyed it alot!

[Shaun]

Oh I didn't see there was a 4th... I'll download this tomorrow.

[Shaun]

Well...today. *should really go to bed*

[Ramsay]

there's a particular scene i dont get..when she sends him a song thats done on the piano..straight away i recognised it from the truman show..surely she wouldnt be stupid enough to send him a song , say''OH I WROTE THIS FOR YOU xxxxx'' when its been used in a VERY popular movie that was released 10 years ago..the whole movie is just..off

but i still loved it anyway

[Marc]

Has this stopped now?

[DrunkerThanMoses]

seeing as the last post prior to you is 2 months old I presume so

[Samuel.]

Or Catfish is a really long film.

[Jords]

I watched Catfish because of this it was really interesting!

[GypsyGoth]

Catfish was ok, I thought it'd be more of a horror 6/10


Is there a next movie to watch?

[Shaun]

PICK A NEXT MOVIE.
DO IT.
k

[BOOSH]

Is this still happening?

[BOOSH]

Is this still happening?

[Locke.]

No but someone else can take over it if they like? You could start your own thread or just let me know when the title needs changing....

[King Gizzard]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/7f/Frequency_film.jpg/220px-Frequency_film.jpg

[Shaun]

I can't d/l or stream 'til I move house and get broadband installed but I have Men in Black III, American Reunion, Leon, Cinema Paradiso, Hugo, The Woman in Black, Glue and The Room on my laptop if anyone fancies watching those :dazzler:

or something on Sky Movies or whatever

[King Gizzard]

Could do this on plug one night if someone found a film where it's all on Youtube

[King Gizzard]

Although it'd be a little screen and it would be terrible

but me Marc and Ben watched Misery on there one night even though ben kept playing the same part cause he's a knob

[Shaun]

typical ben

[Novo]

Can Remember Watching Peter Pan on there with Scott and Locke

[Roy Mars III]

do the highly rated movie The Room next

[Tom4784]

I want this to start up again, it was a good thread. I can try taking it over if you like?

[Shaun]

do the highly rated movie The Room next

:worship:

[still haven't watched it yet, ignoring all the youtube clips]

[Marc]

Babe :love: