The movie discussion thread

[Sully]

I'm planning on watch Bad News Bears for the first time. Yes that's right, I never saw it before.

[Necroyeti]

This documentary is about Hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") for natural gases in parts of America and the trail of contamination the process causes, (particularly drinking water) and examines both the impact on these communities and the rather shady practices of the gas companies and politicians involved.

It's very insightful and highly informative. Almost too informative at times, actually. However, I ultimately felt it was about 20-30 minutes too long - it was sometimes a bit repetitive or long-winded in presenting some of its points. I would highly recommend watching it though, if only for the extraordinary camerawork. The visuals are truly a feast for the eyes, totally hypnotic at times. 7/10

[Necroyeti]

The greatest seven seconds in cinematic history.

[Eve's Arse No.1]

Anyone watched Horrible Bosses? I watched it today, it was brilliant, I say comedy of the year oh and Jennifer Aniston looks damn fine in it Has anyone seen Rise of the Planet of the Apes and is it any good? I was planning on watching it.

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[Polly-Pablo]

The original St Trinians....

Damn, I wish my school days were like that

[Iron Ape]

This is pretty cool, and I felt compelled to share:

[Eve's Arse No.1]

new Blade Runner announced

[IPEEINTHESHOWER]

I watched




not as bad as I thought it was going to be.

[HeelTurn]

The original St Trinians....

Damn, I wish my school days were like that

I had the misfortune of seeing the remake a few years back.

[Necroyeti]

new Blade Runner announced

Oh God. Why on Earth would they do that?

last watched:
Tango & Cash (1989) - 6/10. Kinda shitty but hilarious.
All the President's Men (1976) - 4/10. GREAT acting (Redford and Hoffman, y'all) but boring plot and boring direction. Felt like the first half of a Law and Order episode stretched into a two hour movie at times.