Watched Train tonight. A bit of a nasty film this. Think Hostel set on a train. The usual story,a group of US students in eastern europe get conned into boarding a Train full of patients needing an organ transplant and who are willing to pay big money for them. You know the rest. Typically gory and disturbing in places but ive seen worse. 6/10
Yeah i did spot him...and Christopher Lloyd
You should.
It was amazing and i guess the ending was great, I just wanted it too be happier?
I watched that in Psychology in my AS year of College, I didn't enjoy it as much as you apparently but I found it a very interesting and unique film.
I agree Jack Nicholson was great.
I feel sorry for Craig stuck with Smokey as his best mate.
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Friday is too funny! love that film.
Kingdom of Heaven (2005), dir. Ridley Scott – A thoroughly enjoyable flick with a magnificent soundtrack by the awesome Harry Gregson-Williams. Orlando Bloom is good, for once, as Balian de Ibelin and with many of the other actors I think I'll only to name them to describe the class of the supporting cast: David Thewlis, Liam Neeson, Michael Sheen (albeit very briefly), Brendan Gleeson, Eva Green, Jeremy Irons, Edward Norton... Ah yes. Very well directed as you would expect, if you watch it on Blu-ray, it is a visual treat in every way from the scenes in France to Northern Africa and Jerusalem, everything is shot beautifully and exquisitely. Must-own if you care about having a decent collection, and if you have a good set to display it on, naturally 
7.5/10
Office Space (1999), dir. Michael Judge – Hilarious film about the tedium that is working in an office as some software dude. The characters are highly relatable, it's well-writen and oh so quotable and some of the scenes are just iconic. Yeahhhh, mmkay?
7/10
Kung Fu Hustle (2004), dir. Stephen Chow – Very entertaining film with a great blend of styles that is just fantastic, the actors and the direction are sublime and as I said, the laughs are very frequent. It's also a great visual experience as well as containing some pretty cool CGI effects. Not as funny as Shaolin Soccer, but very recommended viewing for everyone.
8/10
7.5/10
Office Space (1999), dir. Michael Judge – Hilarious film about the tedium that is working in an office as some software dude. The characters are highly relatable, it's well-writen and oh so quotable and some of the scenes are just iconic. Yeahhhh, mmkay?
7/10
Kung Fu Hustle (2004), dir. Stephen Chow – Very entertaining film with a great blend of styles that is just fantastic, the actors and the direction are sublime and as I said, the laughs are very frequent. It's also a great visual experience as well as containing some pretty cool CGI effects. Not as funny as Shaolin Soccer, but very recommended viewing for everyone.
8/10
Most recently seen One Missed Call
Very Frustrating film to watch, based of a japanese horror film (which again is done better than its american counterpart.)
The film is basically Final Destination but you get warned by some a phonecall of yourself from the future some sort of evil ****** off ghost.
Some things in the film are pretty cool, like creepy grudge like faces etc.
A film could
have been so much more as turned into another horror film that will soon be forgotten about
5/10
Very Frustrating film to watch, based of a japanese horror film (which again is done better than its american counterpart.)
The film is basically Final Destination but you get warned by some a phonecall of yourself from the future some sort of evil ****** off ghost.
Some things in the film are pretty cool, like creepy grudge like faces etc.
A film could
have been so much more as turned into another horror film that will soon be forgotten about
5/10
Watched 2012 the other night. Very very over-dramatic and just constant peril and a lot of CGI stuff. It's what I was expecting. Not much of a proper story, apart from the world falling to pieces and the US government
.
5/10
only letting super rich people onto the arcs
5/10
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Harsh Times
Dir. David Ayer (Writer or Training Day, Street Kings)
Actors - Christian Bale, Freddy Rodriguez, Eva Mendez
Jim (Bale) has retuned from a tour with the army and his best friend Mike (Rodriguez) has lost his job. The both set out to look for employment. Jim in law enfocement and Mike supposed to be handing out CVs left, right and centre to keep his woman Silvia (Mendez) happy. As they set out to find work and make some cash Mike discoveres Jim isnt the man he used to be.
9/10
Dir. David Ayer (Writer or Training Day, Street Kings)
Actors - Christian Bale, Freddy Rodriguez, Eva Mendez
Jim (Bale) has retuned from a tour with the army and his best friend Mike (Rodriguez) has lost his job. The both set out to look for employment. Jim in law enfocement and Mike supposed to be handing out CVs left, right and centre to keep his woman Silvia (Mendez) happy. As they set out to find work and make some cash Mike discoveres Jim isnt the man he used to be.
9/10
Ditto,
Thought the story was fantastic,Will Smith was excellent. 9/10
Also watched Adventureland over the weekend. Thought the story was ok,the characters were good and it had a nice independant feel to it. 7/10
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I want to see the Hurt Locker in the cinemas but haven't had the chance :'(
On DVD now and XBOX live.