Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)

Started by blender1184 · 29 Jun 2005 · 5,013 replies

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19 Nov 2008, 07:31 #3902
Okay seriously, every single female student is talking about Twilight. My bro is going to see the new Bond flick today. I wonder if he'll like it. My colleagues told me it was a rip off the Bourne movies.
19 Nov 2008, 07:35 #3903
Wynter wrote:Okay seriously, every single female student is talking about Twilight.


*shudder* Ughhh, same here. All my friends are really into it right now. I'm not really looking forward to watching this movie with a bunch of hormonal tween girls.
19 Nov 2008, 07:36 #3904
MissMonika wrote:

*shudder* Ughhh, same here. All my friends are really into it right now. I'm not really looking forward to watching this movie with a bunch of hormonal tween girls.


My thoughts exactly. :bleh:
19 Nov 2008, 08:29 #3905
Wynter wrote:My colleagues told me it was a rip off the Bourne movies.

In some respects, yeah.

I think the Bourne movies are better.
19 Nov 2008, 08:45 #3906
bmwracer wrote:
In some respects, yeah.

I think the Bourne movies are better.


That's been the general consensus. I'm interested to hear what my bro will say when he returns tonight.
21 Nov 2008, 23:45 #3907
More "Bourne"

Universal Pictures has made an overall deal with the estate of "The Bourne Identity" author Robert Ludlum that gives the studio exclusive rights to the Jason Bourne character and first look at other Ludlum novels.

The deal with Ludlum Entertainment paves the way for more installments in the Bourne saga, which was originally envisioned as a three-picture series but has become Universal's answer to James Bond.

After the first three films grossed a total of more than $1 billion worldwide, U signed Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass for a fourth film that George Nolfi is penning. Produced by Frank Marshall and Ludlum Entertainment chairman-CEO Jeffrey Weiner, the film will be readied for a summer 2010 release.
22 Nov 2008, 01:27 #3908
bmwracer wrote:

I think the Bourne movies are better.


i prefer 007. mat damon isn't convincing for me.
22 Nov 2008, 01:38 #3909
kenjilina wrote: i prefer 007. mat damon isn't convincing for me.

LOL, I was thinking the opposite: 007 is a fantasy spy character, whereas Bourne is more real.
22 Nov 2008, 01:44 #3910
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, I was thinking the opposite: 007 is a fantasy spy character, whereas Bourne is more real.


mat is too short for me and i keep thinking of him as that janitor in that film i can't remember the title of although i did like it. the one with minnie driver(stupid name!). :mrgreen:

p.s. good will hunting?
22 Nov 2008, 03:57 #3911
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, I was thinking the opposite: 007 is a fantasy spy character, whereas Bourne is more real.

Neither of them are very real, so I'd say they're both fantasy spy characters :hehe: From what I've heard, the new "Craig" Bond movies are closer to the original Ian Fleming novels than the other movies. Bond was suppose to be much rougher and ruthless than the polished, effete Bonds of movies past.
22 Nov 2008, 05:23 #3912
Kijinnmaru wrote:From what I've heard, the new "Craig" Bond movies are closer to the original Ian Fleming novels than the other movies. Bond was suppose to be much rougher and ruthless than the polished, effete Bonds of movies past.

i.e., Roger Moore.

Yeah, Daniel Craig is a more grittier Bond, but the PG-13 rating keeps the Bond movies from being really good, I think.

I like the Bourne character more 'cause he's pretty much all business, rather than taking time off for a booty call and breaking the rhythm of the story.
22 Nov 2008, 05:28 #3913
kenjilina wrote:

mat is too short for me and i keep thinking of him as that janitor in that film i can't remember the title of although i did like it. the one with minnie driver(stupid name!). :mrgreen:

p.s. good will hunting?


Yes, Good will Hunting is correct. I really liked that movie, though the story was quite implausible.


Funny how many will remember Matt Damon for GWH ... even though he's had so many higher profile Hollywood roles since. It is weird to see him as an action hero, but he played the Bourne part well.
22 Nov 2008, 08:15 #3914
kenjilina wrote:

i prefer 007. mat damon isn't convincing for me.


What about Matthew Broderick? Now he's gritty.


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22 Nov 2008, 09:47 #3915
Tu_triky wrote:[image]

"I recall... Central Park in Fall... How I tore your dress... What a mess... I confess...." :mrgreen:

Great movie... I ditched work with a coworker to see this flick. :hehe:
22 Nov 2008, 10:02 #3916
bmwracer wrote:
"I recall... Central Park in Fall... How I tore your dress... What a mess... I confess...." :mrgreen:

Great movie... I ditched work with a coworker to see this flick. :hehe:


It'll be the one role he is forever remembered for...notwithstanding his longstanding career in Hollywood and on Broadway.
22 Nov 2008, 13:50 #3917
Tu_triky wrote:It'll be the one role he is forever remembered for...

And maybe War Games. :victory:

Oh, and that Ferrari GT California.... :bonk:

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22 Nov 2008, 15:04 #3918
[image][/list:u] I always liked The Freshmen Brando spoofing himself, Maximilian Schell as a wacko chef and a cameo by Burt Parks :applaud:
22 Nov 2008, 15:13 #3919
gaijinmark wrote:[image][/list:u] I always liked The Freshmen Brando spoofing himself, Maximilian Schell as a wacko chef and a cameo by Burt Parks :applaud:

And a Komodo dragon. :D
23 Nov 2008, 13:51 #3920
Watched Searching For Bobby Fischer today... Really good movie. :victory:

Highly recommended. :)

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