I wasn't disappointed with this final chapter. Chewie made me sad with his feelings of Leia dying. Lots of destruction, plenty of salvaging potential lol.
what was the last movie you saw?
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Interesting back story to Han and Chewie.
More of the same. Clean up in aisle one required.
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Not quite what I expected, and not to sure what to make of it. Jamie Foxx is pretty good. I'm not really into all the gangsta stuff, but I watched it all.
I've always enjoyed Jude Law's acting. He doesn't disappoint in this one from 2013.
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Zombie Hunter (2013)
The first third is like a low rent Mad Max meets The Walking Dead but with the introduction of pole dancing, a CGI monster that looked more like a cartoon space alien than anything to do with zombies and a crazed killer clown, I really couldn't tell what they were going for.
Martin Copping, Jason K. Wixom, Terry Guthrie, Jade Regier, Clare Niederpruem
Tough cookie. The Rock looks good for his age.
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I didn't mind this one.
I was impressed. The score was awesome.
TheRealCallie
Princess Pink Love
It was horrible. I'll stick to the animated version.
I really wanted to like it, but no.
I really wanted to like it, but no.
TropicalStarfish
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I don't think Terry Gilliam can make a bad film. The story was tragic, though.
I love seeing De Niro get killed or cheated.
The dubbed English voice over acting was a little cringey. I hope the original voices sounded more realistic. Couple of cringey acting moments. Interesting premise. Cinematography wasn't bad.
I don't mind Ryan Reynolds.
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Much better than the 1984 David Lynch abomination.
I found it cringey and overdone. The acting was a bit sucky as well.
I guess it's an acquired taste. I love old films. After the several modern films I've watched recently, I'm back to the old films again.
Plunder Road 1957 (link to watch) American crime film noir directed by Hubert Cornfield, starring Gene Raymond, Jeanne Cooper and Wayne Morris. Raymond and Morris were both decorated military pilots. Good quality. Enjoyable.
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Unfortunately I don't like old movies because it was a world too shy ... they should have explicitly depict what Rhett Butler did with Scarlet O' Hara in that red carpeted staircase night
oh of course. i forgot who i was talking to.
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