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Iceman · 21-11-2012, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by wannashag

as soon as i saw the name plan b, i binned this one off. thank's all the same though.

He's not in the movie though if that helps .... (a 5 second cameo at the end)

Kizzy · 22-11-2012, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Iceman

Ill Manors

This.

the truth · 21-11-2012, 01:43 PM

i think the list highlights how dreadful a decade its been for quality movie making compared to the previous ones....simply awful scripts and even worse over reliance on cgi and over editing....I thought avator was the worst oscar winner ever.

ok despite this Id say spiderman trilogy was fantastic as was christian bales batman movies, all tremendous as was lord of the rings first movie was great....didnt go for harry potter mania at all though

cant recall all the exact years but the departed was a great movie, tropic thunder absolutely hilarious, as was anchorman, silver linings playbook is worth a look too.....more to follow

SharkAttack · 22-11-2012, 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by the truth

cant recall all the exact years but the departed was a great movie, tropic thunder absolutely hilarious, as was anchorman, silver linings playbook is worth a look too.....more to follow

And we've all been instructed by the mods not to go to sleep until this is appropriately followed up on.

Marcus. · 21-11-2012, 01:44 PM

the last harry potter flim

Alf · 21-11-2012, 02:31 PM

as anyone seen the artist? and if so what did you think to it?

Shaun · 21-11-2012, 02:55 PM

Didn't like The Artist at all, just found it really boring and very "Oscars"-ish in a self-congratulatory sense.

My favourites so far from the decade're probably:

We Need to Talk About Kevin (personal favourite so far)
Tyrannosaur
Drive
Toy Story 3
Beginners
Midnight in Paris
The Kids Are All Right
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
The Help
The Social Network
Easy A
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Inception
Black Swan
Avengers Assemble
Red
The Cabin in the Woods
God Bless America
Super 8
Hanna
Bridesmaids
The Hunger Games

they're all the ones I've given 8 or more stars to on IMDb.

Novo · 21-11-2012, 03:12 PM

Blue Valentine ( Perfect film probably my favorite since 2010 )
A Separation ( Another Amazing Film )
The Ides of March
The Dark Knight Rises
Shutter Island
Black Swan
The Social Network
Crazy, Stupid Love
Drive
Inception
Never Let Me Go
The Fighter
71: Into the Fire
X-Men: First Class
The Eagle
Centurion
Friends with Benefits ( Best comedy this decade )

50/50, The Descendants, The Man from Nowhere are next on my list to watch

Alf · 21-11-2012, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Novo

Blue Valentine ( Perfect film probably my favorite since 2010 )
A Separation ( Another Amazing Film )
The Ides of March
The Dark Knight Rises
Shutter Island
Black Swan
The Social Network
Crazy, Stupid Love
Drive
Inception
Never Let Me Go
The Fighter
71: Into the Fire
X-Men: First Class
The Eagle
Centurion
Friends with Benefits ( Best comedy this decade )

50/50, The Descendants, The Man from Nowhere are next on my list to watch

a seperation sound's alright, i might check that 1 out some time. good shout

Marcus. · 21-11-2012, 03:15 PM

i like always the happy ending

Lee. · 21-11-2012, 03:44 PM

ooh yeah.. Shutter Island is good too

Ammi · 21-11-2012, 03:47 PM

..I don’t think I’ve watched too many movies from 2010 onwards...of the ones I have watched I would recommend....

The Fighter
Sucker Punch
Hugo
Limitless
The Adjustment Bureau
Red Riding Hood
I Am Number 4
Hereafter
Paul
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Hannah
Super 8
The Next Three Days
Shutter Island
Bridesmaids

..there are quite a few more I'd like to watch so I think I'll make up a Christmas wish list.....

Ammi · 21-11-2012, 03:50 PM

..oh and forgot to mention The King's Speech...

Alf · 21-11-2012, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi

..I don’t think I’ve watched too many movies from 2010 onwards...of the ones I have watched I would recommend....

The Fighter
Sucker Punch
Hugo
Limitless
The Adjustment Bureau
Red Riding Hood
I Am Number 4
Hereafter
Paul
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Hannah
Super 8
The Next Three Days
Shutter Island
Bridesmaids

..there are quite a few more I'd like to watch so I think I'll make up a Christmas wish list.....

i'm gonna watch hugo sometime, for the fact it's scorsese, thanks for the recommendation

Alf · 21-11-2012, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee.

ooh yeah.. Shutter Island is good too

i have seen that, yeah it's a pretty good film

GypsyGoth · 21-11-2012, 03:58 PM

I loved some of the movies mentioned, especially Melancholia

here are others I thought were great, and the first was released on late 2009, but I think that was for film festivals, it's main release was 2010

Cracks
Take Shelter
Winter's Bone
Rust and Bone
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Another Earth
Beasts of the Southern Wilds
The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Also a lot of these films are rather slow moving and pretty dark, so may not be everyone's cup of tea.

Alf · 21-11-2012, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I loved some of the movies mentioned, especially Melancholia

here are others I thought were great, and the first was released on late 2009, but I think that was for film festivals, it's main release was 2010

Cracks
Take Shelter
Winter's Bone
Rust and Bone
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Another Earth
Beasts of the Southern Wilds
The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Also a lot of these films are rather slow moving and pretty dark, so may not be everyone's cup of tea.

now these sound more up my street

i like the look of take shelter, winters bone, and beast's of the southern wild's

SharkAttack · 22-11-2012, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I loved some of the movies mentioned, especially Melancholia

here are others I thought were great, and the first was released on late 2009, but I think that was for film festivals, it's main release was 2010

Cracks
Take Shelter
Winter's Bone
Rust and Bone
Martha Marcy May Marlene
Another Earth
Beasts of the Southern Wilds
The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Also a lot of these films are rather slow moving and pretty dark, so may not be everyone's cup of tea.

<takes notes> Loved Winter's Bone, Perks, Another Earth, and Take Shelter, need to watch a few more. If there was a Last.Film site, we'd be a Super match.

Alf · 22-11-2012, 07:59 AM

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<takes notes> Loved Winter's Bone, Perks, Another Earth, and Take Shelter, need to watch a few more. If there was a Last.Film site, we'd be a Super match.

i like the look and sound of take shelter and winters bone, would you highly recommend these shark?

SharkAttack · 22-11-2012, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by wannashag

i like the look and sound of take shelter and winters bone, would you highly recommend these shark?

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

Alf · 22-11-2012, 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

thanks shark

Alf · 22-11-2012, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by SharkAttack

Winter's Bone is about as dreary as it gets, with an incredible landscape...of even more dreariness with a well-acted cast, working off an incredibly low budget. It's a slow-burn type of movie, and it screams indie. Try 20 minutes and see if you can't stop watching. Take Shelter felt of much greater production value, IMHO, although it wasn't considered expensive. A nice twist ending as well. I'd watch Winter first and Take Shelter second for the contrast in visual imagery. Enjoy them both!

if you like twist ending's, one of the best is a film called shattered, it's a film from the early 90s starring tom berringer, gretta scacchi, bob hoskins and joanne whalley kilmer, it's not a very well known film but it's intriguing, don't be put off by some critic's calling the twist silly, (and even if it is silly it's still a brilliant twist) (one of the best)

i've only seen this film once myself, and that was about 15 to 20 year's ago, but it's a film that stick's in the mind to this day, mainly because of the twist.
i strongly recommend it.