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    Saw Arthur. It's ok, nothing great. Semi-funny comedy.

    Has anyone seen Priest? Is worth watching?
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    Harry Brown was a bit of disappointment for me.. If you wanted a deep character drama, you can take a pass on this one. They made Michael's character too shallow and the supporting cast was mediocre at best. If you wanted to see a Kersey or MacManus-style rampage, you'll be disappointed as well.. The bodycount is relatively slim. I think they tried for 2 things with one movie and didn't quite make it. Still, it was entertaining and not a waste of 95 min, but I wouldn't bother watching it again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LiNK666 View Post
    Has anyone seen Priest? Is worth watching?
    It is a generic end of the world action movie. Think doomsday or mad max. I love these kinds of movies so I liked it. It reminded me a lot of equilibrium. Just plain fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by haisam10 View Post
    It is a generic end of the world action movie. Think doomsday or mad max. I love these kinds of movies so I liked it. It reminded me a lot of equilibrium. Just plain fun.
    Thanks I guess it'll go in the download list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiNK666 View Post
    Thanks I guess it'll go in the download list.
    You mean the rent/Netflix list.. People should not admit to that sort of stuff in public forums nowadays
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    Quote Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT View Post
    You mean the rent/Netflix list.. People should not admit to that sort of stuff in public forums nowadays
    Yeah, you can download movies and pay for them... via services such as netflix, amazon on demand etc...

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    By the way, I just finished watching Like a Dragon.. I'm generally not a big fan of video game movies, especially since the main character tends to be an actor of limited talent, that just happens to look like the main character. I liked this one because it was just plain weird. I'll probably even keep it.
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    The Mission (1999).. Another solid action by Johnnie To.. Like Robert Rodriguez, he likes to recycle his cast, but fortunately he's even better at it. If you're looking for a solid action movies, this is another winner from Johnnie.
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    I just watched Dead Space (the first one from 2008... forget the rest of the name) last night. It wasn't very good IMO.
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    Just watched part one of Che. Awesome performance by Benicio Del Toro. Seems fairly honest and doesn't glorify the Cuban revolution more than it needs to. Fantastic visuals as well. Makes me wish I could speak Spanish, but I don't mind subtitles.

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    Vengeance - Another Johnny To flick, and surprise surprise.. Simon Yam as Triad boss again lol.. It was pretty good in the beginning, but near the end, the old man's affliction and how it influenced the rest of the movie was too much of an embellishment.. Still, a solid gun-fu flick, definitely entertaining
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    Quote Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT View Post
    You mean the rent/Netflix list.. People should not admit to that sort of stuff in public forums nowadays
    unless you're behind a proxy and using us netflix, there really isnt much on canadian netflix...

    annd if you are, can you please teach me???
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    Infernal Affairs - I resisted watching that one because I've already seen the remake (The Departed, won the Best Picture Oscar).. The remake was a decent flick, but I wasn't blown away.. The original was a couple of levels beyond that and definitely something you wanna check out, especially if you liked the remake.

    Quote Originally Posted by MG View Post
    unless you're behind a proxy and using us netflix, there really isnt much on canadian netflix...

    annd if you are, can you please teach me???
    Somebody posted up a pretty long how-to thread on DSLR, in the Canadian Broadband section.. I don't have any Netflix-capable devices in my house other than my wife's laptop. The problem is that they use Microsoft's Silverlight for streaming. Had they used an open standard, I'd have jumped onboard as soon as they arrived on our market. Basically, you need a VPN and there is some scheme with getting an actual US Visa from RBC.. I just gave it a quick glance.
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    The tunnel (2011). It is free, I believe, so check it out. Amazing movie. It is horror much like Blair witch or cloverfield. They did a very good job.

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    I thought Harry Brown was good. Expecting to see a triple digit body count from a movie about a disenfranchised, back against the wall, senior citizen is a bit of a stretch.

    Every John Woo movie - Get $600K from investors. spend $500K on blanks.

    Saw Kill the Irishman last week. It's a fact based story about Danny Green, an Irish mobster from Cleveland in the 70s, and was very good.

    Saw Passion Play last night. It was.......different.
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    Saw bridesmaids. Could not stop laughing. SO AWESOME!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiNK666 View Post
    Saw bridesmaids. Could not stop laughing. SO AWESOME!!!
    This looked like a chick flick. Is it more like a SNL sketch?

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    Quote Originally Posted by haisam10 View Post
    This looked like a chick flick. Is it more like a SNL sketch?
    ***SPOILER***














    Girl takes a **** on the street in a wedding dress.

    Does that sound like a chick flick?

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    Wow, totally enjoyed X-Men First Class. Best of the series by far. Takes place in the original comic books' era of the early 60's and wraps the story around historical events. Visually inspired by James Bond, Dr. Strangelove and The Prisoner. Great cameo by Hugh Jackman.
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    Re: Recent movies you saw - recommend or no

    Quote Originally Posted by RetroGrouch View Post
    Wow, totally enjoyed X-Men First Class. Best of the series by far. Takes place in the original comic books' era of the early 60's and wraps the story around historical events. Visually inspired by James Bond, Dr. Strangelove and The Prisoner. Great cameo by Hugh Jackman.


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    Regarding "The Priest" It was aaaight....cool premise behind the background story and the whole alternate world storyline where things are the "same" but different.
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