I finally got around to seeing Memento and I must say its one of my damn favorite movies of all time. I reccomend it to everybody on here. Even though my mother had pre-disposed me to the ending, I still was blown away by it, and I often *forgot* about the ending completely while I was watching it.
I finally got around to seeing Memento and I must say its one of my damn favorite movies of all time. I reccomend it to everybody on here. Even though my mother had pre-disposed me to the ending, I still was blown away by it, and I often *forgot* about the ending completely while I was watching it.
Personally, I think these movies are successful because of Shia Lebouf. He's a brilliant actor.
Transformers Revenge of the Fallen:
Personally, I think these movies are successful because of Shia Lebouf. He's a brilliant actor. Overall it was a great action movie, and I enjoyed the progression into the Transformers past. The movie had more plot than the last and kept me on my toes. 8/10
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What's brilliant about acting hyper and excited all the time? And the movies are successful because of giant robots beating the shit out of each other and exploding shit.
No one gives a crap about Lebouf in these films.
I watched Equilibrium. I thought it was okay. It felt kinda like a student film, I don't know how else to descrive it. It had a strong idea and the first half was solid and really good, but the second half was rather undeveloped and the ending was anti-climactic.
I still need to watch that one (Citizen Kane), although it's thrice as old as I am, .
City of God, It is amazing.
The trailer dosn't do it justice though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioUE_5wpg_E
Story-wise it was unoriginal - read 1984 and you get pretty much the same story. It wins because of its awesome action sequences though - sparse as they may be. I would've liked them to do a sequel with more action and stuffs.
I actually thought it reminded me of Farenheit 451. :/