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Delorted - wrote on 12/15/07 at 03:30 PM CT
A History of Violence is probably the best movie to compare Eastern Promises to. Both of them are boring movies about boring people killing people in semi-boring ways.
BryanFury - wrote on 12/13/07 at 11:28 PM CT
yep, I'm asking when will the new features be uploaded. and what are they
BryanFury - wrote on 12/13/07 at 06:08 PM CT
when is the next update for this site
Gabe - wrote on 12/12/07 at 01:57 PM CT
...HMMMMMMMMMMM...Yes, that movie looks fucking awesome. And, I'll probably be coming down sometime Friday night. Later dude.
kustaa - wrote on 12/12/07 at 10:50 AM CT
I think that the studios should start to re invent in some way (maybe stop making them) the quest-for-something-travelling-a-gang-in-sapace kind of subgenre.
They're all start to look the same to me. Sunshine is not bad at all, but it lacks of some originality. It seems 2001 killed the rest for good, if you know what I mean.
kustaa - wrote on 12/11/07 at 04:37 AM CT
Well. That's a good philosophy to determine your fav. movie. Haven't had the chance of seeing any of them on big screen.
kustaa - wrote on 12/10/07 at 04:25 AM CT
I've just seen Umberto D. Making a review now. And, yes. I found the Fountain better than Sunshine. I think is more better developed, and, it doesnt have that copycat ending than Sunshine has (I mean the Event horizon esque scenes) That's what I think pissed me more about sunshine, otherwise, it would have end up better in my records. What about you? What do you think?
newmans_own - wrote on 12/08/07 at 10:29 PM CT
I have not seen I Am Legend yet. My advance screenings are spotty and never an assured thing. But I will be seeing it, that's for sure.
brendoman - wrote on 12/07/07 at 02:36 PM CT
Most Overrated Movies of All Time comment
hehe. these kind of lists always piss people off. I respect your choices but I disagree with many.
patjohnson76 - wrote on 12/06/07 at 04:55 PM CT
No Country for Old Men Review comment
Replying to your comment on my review for No Country for Old Men...
First of all, the money isn't important. It's clear the Coens don't care who ends up with it and neither should we. This is shown by the fact that Llewelyn is shot off screen we just see people leaving. So the Mexicans driving off may have got it, or perhaps Chigurh got it given the vent was open with a coin...it doesn't matter.
Also, TLJ does have a resolved ending. In the beginning of the movie you hear his voice …
