Nice thoughts _V_, the only thing I have to mention is



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Batman didn't necessarily head off to fight Bane at first, Catwoman was supposed to simply take Batman to his lair but she trapped him in that room with Bane. That was Bane's plane, he wanted to crush the Batman, and that justified Catwoman's role in the film as well because without here Batman wouldn't have been trapped with Bane, wouldn't have been beaten, and the story arc that took place wouldn't exist. The thing that killed it for me is as much as I loved the movie I still never got the sense that Batman was the World's Greatest Detective. Instead, we see a guy with a lot of technology which isn't the same...

That's the great thing about opinions, we can disagree with each other and both of us still be right, lol.

The Hobbit


I liked it, but I knew I would like it, I think the only thing that surprised me was the quality of the 3D.

Django Unchained (2012)

Pretty disappointed in this one overall.

I have to wait 3 more weeks for it to open.

Invasion of The Body Snatchers (original)
Killers From Space

It's gloriously over the top and filled with violence and despicable people. That's what I liked most, so many characters were so twisted and disgusting which came across really well. In the end it's a great tale of retribution and resurrection, I dug it.





Carnage

A Polanki flick starring Christoph Waltz, John C. Reilly, Kate Winslet, and Jodie Foster who were all great. I've read a lot of people thought this movie was boring and pretentious but for me that couldn't be further from the truth. I found it funny, dark, and well acted with all sorts of emotions pouring out of the actors. Three Oscar winners and a nominee should be able to pull it off though eh?

Sounds like the week before Christmas at work...

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"Kill 'em All" 5/10

A peculiar movie experience.

Like watching a blend between a low budget martial arts movie from the 90s and a film school project. Moronic story, bad acting and even worse dialogue. But the coreography was really good at times.

Watch this movie for 1 reason and 1 reason only. The artist calling himself Tim Man. Hugely talented guy who reminded me of Keith Cooke in the 80s/90s. Style wise it was like watching Keith Cooke and Tony Jaa in one person. Hope to get to see him in lots more lead roles in the future, even tho the dude can't act. Who cares! :D

Rock of Ages


thought I would hate it.....didn't