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lostfan 
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 Posted: 09:39AM Feb 2, 2011 |
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Twilight ( luv Twilight, i know most people dont get it and think its just for teeni-boppers,but its a really good movie)
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lostfan
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Posted: 08:28AM Feb 3, 2011 |
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52. Batman Begins
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lostfan
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Posted: 07:37AM Feb 5, 2011 |
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53. Alice in wonderland ( hated it in the theater, dont know why i watched it again. disconnected story line and bad acting, johnny depp just couldnt find himeself. helena bonham carter however was terrific, so i'd give it a C)
54. Blades of Glory ( hilarous, with excellent characters and sidesplitting humor. A)
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lostfan
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Posted: 11:42AM Feb 7, 2011 |
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55. Return to Snowy river ( not even a quarter as good as the first one. F)
56. Where Eagles dare ( boring but, i really dont like war movies so i guess i'll give it a C )
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lostfan
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Posted: 07:43AM Feb 8, 2011 |
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57. Best in Show ( hilarious, great original story line. A )
58. The Fugitive ( exciting and action packed. Love Harrison Ford!! A )
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jduffman 
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Posted: 05:27PM Feb 8, 2011 |
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It's been a while so I'll try and remember everything I've watched;
1 Serenity (It's a follow on from a TV series called Firefly, which is brilliant 8/10)
19-25) All 7 Harry Potter movies
26) Shrek 3 (Good but not as good as the first movie 7/10)
27) Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy (Great fun film 9/10)
2 The Watchmen (Not your typical comic book movie, very good storyline 8/10)
29) Zombieland (7/10)
30) X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Really good background story to Wolverine 8/10)
31) Anvil: The Story Of Anvil (7/10)
32) Toy Story 3 (Best movie in an incredible series 9/10)
33) The Hangover (Very funny movie 8/10)
34) Iron Man (8/10)
35) Iron Man 2 (8/10)
36) Monsters Inc. (Very enjoyable movie 9/10)
37) The Simpsons Movie (A bit like a long episode of the Simpsons 7/10)
3 Ocean's 13 (Good but nothing amazing 7/10)
39) Going Postal (Great adaptation of the Terry Pratchett novel 9/10)
40) The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (2005) (7/10)
41) W. (Interesting view on George W. Bush's life 7/10)
42) Pulp Fiction (8/10)
43) Vanilla Sky (Weird but a great story 9/10)
44) Up (8/10)
45) The Midnight Meat Train (Good horror movie 8/10)
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lostfan
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Posted: 09:51AM Feb 12, 2011 |
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59. National Treasure ( one of my favorite movies A )
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lostfan
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Posted: 07:39PM Feb 16, 2011 |
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60. A Series of unfortunate events ( great movie! A )
61. Along came Jones ( boring! F )
62. They died with their boots on ( great old movie. B+)
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lostfan
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Posted: 10:53AM Feb 19, 2011 |
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63. "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" ( one of my favorite movies as a kid, hadnt seen it in about 12 years. fun to re-live my childhood  B )
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LogicalRoger
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Posted: 04:31PM Feb 19, 2011 |
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Beowulf the recent CG one - Not too good. It deviates from the story in many ways, and doesn't add anything new. The story in itself is pretty boring to someone like me, who doesn't like action-packed heroic epics. Also, the CG was just an odd choice. I guess it makes some sense, but still made me wonder why they didn't just use real actors inter-spliced with CG.
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dolphingurl12
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Posted: 06:20PM Feb 19, 2011 |
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Harold and Maude. I've wanted to see it forever. It was pretty good.
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Posted: 08:45AM Feb 26, 2011 |
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64. "Dodge City" ( nice older western. not really a fan of westerns, had to watched it with my grandma. B )
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LogicalRoger
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Posted: 02:42PM Feb 26, 2011 |
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I've watched a few since I last posted.
1. Slit-mouthed Woman - Based on the yurei legend of the same name, it was pretty good. It was sad though, as usual for J-Horror. I just mainly like how this urban legend was actually rumoured to have happened in the 1970s.
2. 時をかける少女 [2010] (Generally Translated as The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, I just wanted to put the Kanji and Kana because I can actually recognise all of it, ha) I liked it. It had a bitter-sweet ending and was fun. The novel of the same name's been adapted so much, and this is only it's most recent one, it makes me want to read the original and then check out all like eight adaptations. It'd certainly make an interesting and worthy research paper on adaptations for other generations and media. Haha. Just saying.
3. Poltergeist - Lols. It was okay, though not really scary. The family's pretty annoying at times though. Very Speilbergian.
4. The Great Yokai War - A fun film, not scary at all, but involving a lot of interesting yokai and even pays homage to Ge Ge Ge no Kitaro. It's a playful and epic adventure with a young protagonist as he goes into a mad world to fight a war. Not the most original storyline, but it does play around a bit with the story and reminds me of an early and classic Burton film evoking magical realism to conjoin two vastly different worlds. As someone else said, it was very much like a live version of Miyazaki's films. And it was done by Miike!  
5. Ahem. Speaking of Miyazaki films ... Pom Poko - Spoilers: Wow, a film with a green message where the development isn't stopped. Not that I like deforestation, but it's refreshing, sad, and realistic that the film took this route instead.
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Posted: 08:24AM Mar 1, 2011 |
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65. "He's just not that into you" ( great movie. very realistic. A )
66. "13 going on 30 ( really cute. although i dont think the younger version of the character really looked like Jennifer Garner. B )
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dolphingurl12
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Posted: 08:50PM Mar 1, 2011 |
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Easy A
It wasn't the greatest thing ever, but I liked it. At least not too horribly teen movie cliche and had some nice literary references I could feel smart explaining to my parents.
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Posted: 11:20AM Mar 4, 2011 |
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67. "The Prince & Me" ( same old same old cinderella story. could have written it my self. C )
68. "The Island" ( good action and story. B+ )
69. "Bride and Prejudice" ( one of my favorite movies! it's the Indian musical version of Jane Austens "Pride and Prejudice. features some excellent songs and dances and a great dance number done by "Lost" Naveen Andrews. A )
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Posted: 06:27PM Mar 6, 2011 |
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70. "Wall-E" ( one of my favorite kids movies. Wall-E and Eva's romance is so sweet! A )
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celtichero
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Posted: 06:56PM Mar 6, 2011 |
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Just saw this topic. So i'm gonna put as many as I can remember.
1. The Fighter
2. The Social Network
3. The Town
4. Nothing to Lose
5. Up
6. Date Night
7. Usual Suspects
8. Reservoir Dogs
9. Four Days in October
10. L.A, Confidential
11. Good Will Hunting
12. Gladiator
13. Speed
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lostfan
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Posted: 02:25PM Mar 7, 2011 |
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71. "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" ( my favorite movie ever. A+++)
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Posted: 11:06PM Mar 7, 2011 |
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This may be off-topic a bit, but I have to put in my two cents here. They did that movie right. Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship. To my recollection, it mirrored the book almost exactly. Of the three movies, that one was by miles the best. Everything meshed flawlessly. And that is my say on that subject. Ha!
Saw The Karate Kid (the newer one) last weekend and found it isn't as worthless as I had heard. I rather liked it, to be honest. But it will never hold a candle to the originals. Of course not. They never do. Still, in all fairness, it was enjoyable.
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