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 Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 9:46 pm
I would have to say FFVII: Advent Children is the best, because Sephiroth is in it. Plain and simple. he owns all.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:18 pm
Sephiroth fanboy. >.>; Jk. He was pretty pwnt in that movie. :3
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Clasion Rainheart Captain
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 11:58 am
Angel of Metal I would have to say FFVII: Advent Children is the best, because Sephiroth is in it. Plain and simple. he owns all.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:13 pm
technical_difficulties I always mistake Cillian Murphy with Jared Leto xd xd xd I loved Scarecrow though, it was really good 28 Days Later is, to me, kind of a weird movie... I'm not a Zombies fan, but this one was pretty good, and Danny Boyle is a great director. Trainspotting <3. Understandable about Leto and Murphy. Both are great actors, IMO. What I think I liked about 28 Days Later is that it wasn't a zombie flick. More of an Outbreak movie than a Dawn of the Dead. I haven't seen Trainspotting, but I've heard plenty of people praise it as a great movie. I always mean to buy it, but I see something else. XD Oh, and on the note of Leto, how about Requiem for a Dream? I love that movie.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:20 pm
Shade in the Shadow technical_difficulties I always mistake Cillian Murphy with Jared Leto xd xd xd I loved Scarecrow though, it was really good 28 Days Later is, to me, kind of a weird movie... I'm not a Zombies fan, but this one was pretty good, and Danny Boyle is a great director. Trainspotting <3. Understandable about Leto and Murphy. Both are great actors, IMO. What I think I liked about 28 Days Later is that it wasn't a zombie flick. More of an Outbreak movie than a Dawn of the Dead. I haven't seen Trainspotting, but I've heard plenty of people praise it as a great movie. I always mean to buy it, but I see something else. XD Oh, and on the note of Leto, how about Requiem for a Dream? I love that movie. Requiem is a favourite of mine... As a matter of fact, the first time I saw The Machinist I couldn't help to compare Trevor Reznik to Leto's character... both actors were great in those roles, and were really commited to them As a second matter of fact >_> Trainspotting was the only movie brought by the hipe of Requiem For A Dream that really shined on its own... as I've read, there was a big hipe with this last movie, and a lot of hollywood films were made to portray and imitate a similar state of that which was beautifully painted in Requiem... Trainspotting was the only film that really caught people's attention, in part for the great acting, for the quite original story (despite it was spawned by Requiem) and for the "independant film" feel it has to it. I quite recommend it if you liked Requiem smile
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:25 pm
I will definitly have to check out Trainspotting. Well, let's see..What else is there? Did you see Lucky # Slevin? Some of Hartnett's best acting, especially along side one of the Gods of acting, IMO, Morgan Freeman.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:31 pm
LOL, I like Morgan Freeman... but everytime I see him Im reminded of a Family Guy joke... <_<... >_>... xd xd xd
Lucky Number Slevin was superb, def. one of the best movies I've seen in a long time, it shines on its own thanks to its originallity. (Hopes aren't lost)... now don't tell me it's a remake 'cause i'll go trigger happy on blockbuster then >________>
Ever since I saw LNS I've been waiting on Hartnett's next performance
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:40 pm
No, Lucky # Slevin was not a re-make. Hartnett's performance after LNS would've been The Black Dahlia..Which, I thought he was the best in that movie. XD Definitly DePalma's worst, right up there with Pacino and DePalma's worst, Scarface. (Waits for the flames for hating Scarface)
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 5:56 pm
Shade in the Shadow No, Lucky # Slevin was not a re-make. Hartnett's performance after LNS would've been The Black Dahlia..Which, I thought he was the best in that movie. XD Definitly DePalma's worst, right up there with Pacino and DePalma's worst, Scarface. (Waits for the flames for hating Scarface) As you know by now, I haven't seen Scarface from beginning to end... but you have no excuse, ***** >_> Your a** will fall down the line of my chubby friend......... whatever >_> The Godfather Series <3
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 6:02 pm
Indeed <3 muhc love for the Godfather movies. Francis Ford Copolla <3. I love DeNiro's and Pacino's, and even Brando's short lived performance in the movies. <3 Definitly the second best mafia series. The first best Mafia film being, Goodfellas.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 7:50 pm
You guys fail for not talking about 'Heat', which is like a must-watch for every person that considers itself a fan of cops and mafia movies.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:36 pm
I got HollywoodLand, The Grudge II, and Flags of Our Fathers today. I'm probably gonna watch Hollywoodland and Flags of Our Fathers tonight..
Anyways, on the subject of war movies, has anyone seen Tigerland? It stars Colin Farell, one of his first movies. GREAT movie about training camps during Vietnam.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:13 am
Kevin Smith pwns all. But, aside from his incredible movies, I would say my top three are Silent Hill, Sin City, and Interview With the Vampire.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:40 pm
Interview with a vampire was great! I love vampire movies.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:32 pm
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