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[Megarockman _1987 Megarockman _1987]

First time here lol
Yesterday with my family we watched the most underrated DreamWorks movies

I used to watch this very often in my childhood, was very cool relive that moment.
And damn dude jack frost design is sooooo cool

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

I kinda liked it
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Also because Ancient Egypt is rad.

oh yeah stargate rules

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First time here lol
Yesterday with my family we watched the most underrated DreamWorks movies
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I used to watch this very often in my childhood, was very cool relive that moment.
And damn dude jack frost design is sooooo cool

oh man I completely forgot about this.. I was too old to be target audience when it came out.. um.. Heavy Metal? or Black Cauldron? or Labrynth? or Golgo 13? Transformers the Movie (90's animated)? Inuyasha? I dont know how to relate to the youth anymore..

 

[Ikagura]

Oh yeah stargate rules

I've barely seen episodes of SG-1 but the 10 seasons are worrying me...

I do want to watch it just for Corin Nemec (aka Parker Lewis).

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

I've barely seen episodes of SG-1 but the 10 seasons are worrying me...

I do want to watch it just for Corin Nemec (aka Parker Lewis).

oh no its good.. ive got every season on dvd.. yeah it can be wonky sometimes.. its a tv series.. but the good episodes are GREAT.. I used to vhs record every new episode back in the day.. but yeah I kinda stopped caring around Stargate Atlantis season 2 and certainly anything after.. yeah actually the Corin Nemec eps are great.. he was kinda set up to fail, trying to replace Daniel that everyone had already loved for years.. but I still love my Jonas Quinn

 

[DjQuick2008]

 

[Tsukishima]

My Fair Lady
1964​

This film is marvellous and eloquent as every single decibel uttered and vowel sang. This is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever watched in my entire life. A musical has just taken one of my top 5's in the most incredible films I have ever watched.
By Jove, this film is the pure breath of heart and happiness.

Professor Henry Higgins, portrayed by Rex Harrison has captured my heart and thrown away the lock and keys. Every line he spoke was tugging away at my heartstrings. I found myself falling completely in love with him. If a man like him ever existed, that's where my heart wants to lay.

I sang along to the musical pieces as if I were in the film as they progressed in real time. I loved every single character as every single one of their lines conveyed a beautiful message in the tones of their voice.

My Fair Lady taught me the strength and beauty of phonetics.

 

[Bakuma1997]

Two weeks ago we finally saw Scary Movie 6, some good jokes there and there, but it still not as great as the first two, a good free time movie regardless

 

[Tsukishima]

Mary Poppins
1963​

What an absurdly beautiful movie! I've never seen such whimsy and joy, alongside heartily laughter for a film quite like this!
I was smiling ever so jubiliantly at these scenes, and laughing ever so cheerily alongside the beautiful and wondrous scenes of Mary Poppins.

I do not personally believe the musical pieces are the best of the bunch in the musicals I've seen. Singin' in the Rain, The Pirate and most especially My Fair Lady's got it beat. But I really did quite grow to love the chimney song alongside the kite at the end. Such a beautiful sendoff to a magical film.

Filled with such delight and wonderous cheer.

 

[DanCalibur]

Watched some chill oldies from my backlog.
The Dragon Ring (1994)

Great Teacher Onizuka (1999)

 

[Havelsaurus]

The Argentinian film that got 5 stars from me instantly, The Secret In Their Eyes.

Oh man oh my wowee what a film. A guy who works in law retells a crime from his past, and the perspective moves to and from the past. Simply amazing.

 

[Sfjeov]

Remembered watching Creep (2014 a long time ago but not finishing it. Now rewatching it today.

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Ok just finished watching it and It was pretty unnerving honestly. Tbh the first time I saw it, it was pretty boring that I stopped at the near beginning but after finishing it, I wasn't ready for the home invasion in the second half.

 

[DjQuick2008]

Two weeks ago we finally saw Scary Movie 6, some good jokes there and there, but it still not as great as the first two, a good free time movie regardless

thanks for the heads up still to watch it.

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Recommend the first 4 police academy films if you want a good comedy.

 

[Tsukishima]

Goldfinger
1964
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A pretty forgettable Bond film. Fancy Bond one-liners and does what Bond does best with no interesting locations.

Seriously incredible shot at the start of the film though. And fantastic opening credits scrawl, probably the best in the series so far.

 

[Ognimod]

Goldfinger
1964
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A pretty forgettable Bond film. Fancy Bond one-liners and does what Bond does best with no interesting locations.
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Seriously incredible shot at the start of the film though. And fantastic opening credits scrawl, probably the best in the series so far.

Fun fact, the bit where

Spoiler: Spoiler

Bond says Goldfinger would never be able to steal all the gold from Fort Knox and Goldfinger says his plan isn't to steal it

was made for the movie. In the book

Spoiler: Spoiler

Goldfinger's plan is to loot Fort Knox.

 

[Ikagura]

Goldfinger
1964
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A pretty forgettable Bond film. Fancy Bond one-liners and does what Bond does best with no interesting locations.
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Seriously incredible shot at the start of the film though. And fantastic opening credits scrawl, probably the best in the series so far.

I still think this one is when the franchise finally started to get really good and I always liked when James followed the antagonist of the movie closely unlike only meeting him in the last act.

Spoiler

They did the same with License to Kill later.

 

[Sfjeov]

Been thinking of watching more anime movies so I'm might as well start with this one.

 

[Ikagura]

Been thinking of watching more anime movies so I'm might as well start with this one.

I liked the animated movie and the live action one but they're not as action heavy as we may think.

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

Been thinking of watching more anime movies so I'm might as well start with this one.

oh fukk yeah.. I spent 50 bucks for the giant edition of this years ago..

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I liked the animated movie and the live action one but they're not as action heavy as we may think.

wait.. theres a live action version?

 

[Ikagura]

Wait.. there's a live action version?

This one

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

This one
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oh my god.. i had no idea.. i gotta see it now

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after my first punk band broke up i was gonna name the new one i started with some friends kerberos.. but booze and life interfered

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Goldfinger
1964
​

A pretty forgettable Bond film. Fancy Bond one-liners and does what Bond does best with no interesting locations.
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Seriously incredible shot at the start of the film though. And fantastic opening credits scrawl, probably the best in the series so far.

mmm.. Im really wanting you to get to my Bond.. Timothy Dalton rules.. but only to me.. everyone else hates him.. again he was bad guy in Rocketeer so that cemented it.. but I still luvs him

 

[Tsukishima]

Fun fact, the bit where

Spoiler: Spoiler

Bond says Goldfinger would never be able to steal all the gold from Fort Knox and Goldfinger says his plan isn't to steal it

was made for the movie. In the book

Spoiler: Spoiler

Goldfinger's plan is to loot Fort Knox.

That's pretty awesome for the movie adaptation to be honest. I really liked the twist

Spoiler

of Goldfinger's motives because it includes the complete anarchy of America's economy and a genius plan to make his own gold sell for more. Looting Knox is ambitous but it's not everyday someone thinks of contaminating every single piece of money inside, causing god knows what amounts of anarchy, and using that to your own ends.

I still think this one is when the franchise finally started to get really good and I always liked when James followed the antagonist of the movie closely unlike only meeting him in the last act.

Spoiler

They did the same with License to Kill later.

I preferred the suspense of not meeting Dr. No until the final act, I just didn't like how suspended this is in the overarching Bond story that From Russia with Love begins to start up. Otherwise these feel like cheesy spy flicks that don't go much places.

Spoiler

I liked the setup with how the sister wanted to get revenge for the other one dying from suffocation after being covered in gold, but they quickly dropped that plot for some reason.

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

That's pretty awesome for the movie adaptation to be honest. I really liked the twist

Spoiler

of Goldfinger's motives because it includes the complete anarchy of America's economy and a genius plan to make his own gold sell for more. Looting Knox is ambitous but it's not everyday someone thinks of contaminating every single piece of money inside, causing god knows what amounts of anarchy, and using that to your own ends.

I preferred the suspense of not meeting Dr. No until the final act, I just didn't like how suspended this is in the overarching Bond story that From Russia with Love begins to start up. Otherwise these feel like cheesy spy flicks that don't go much places.

Spoiler

I liked the setup with how the sister wanted to get revenge for the other one dying from suffocation after being covered in gold, but they quickly dropped that plot for some reason.

its cool you gave everyone spoilers.. I would just be stupid and spit it out

 

[Tsukishima]

its cool you gave everyone spoilers.. I would just be stupid and spit it out

Movies are beautiful and precious. We should be careful with spoiling people of the experience, no matter in any sort of way.

 

[MDGeistsfavMC5song]

Movies are beautiful and precious. We should be careful with spoiling people of the experience, no matter in any sort of way.

yeah Im stupid that way and forget

 

[Tsukishima]

yeah Im stupid that way and forget

Don't beat yourself up Geist, we're only human no matter what kind of morality things we boast.