[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I never saw Jonah Hex, but now I'm rather curious as to how bad it is.

No Matrix. Just no. Take a fork, alright? Now leave it on a gas burner for a few hours. Wait until the metal is so hot it's almost liquid, okay? And then jam it straight into your forehead. Because that will be more entertaining and fun and better use of your time than anything in Jonah Hex.

[TheCivilShark]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

No Matrix. Just no. Take a fork, alright? Now leave it on a gas burner for a few hours. Wait until the metal is so hot it's almost liquid, okay? And then jam it straight into your forehead. Because that will be more entertaining and fun and better use of your time than anything in Jonah Hex.

It's equal in badness to the movie Hulk. Not The Incredible Hulk with Edward Norton, the really really bad one with who cares what his name is.

[Orange Ranger]

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Originally Posted by Locke

I found the Hobbit painful. I loved the book, but it really did feel like they were filming one sentence for every minute of screentime, bloating the film up with random unconnected stuff from the Unfinished Tales. I mean there was still loads of cool action and some really cool mythology, but I'm more of an Urban Fantasy guy, than a swords and sorcery fantasy guy, so I just couldn't handle just how slow this film was.

See, that was my fear with them making it 3 movies. At two movies I think they could do it justice but with 3 I feel like they will turn off most people. The audio book of the Hobbit is only like 5 hours or something and we just don't need all this added stuff. I understand that Jackson knew this would be the only way to get that stuff on the screen but it really doesn't do the story any favors. It wouldn't surprise me if less people go to see the next two just because they don't want to invest the time. I personally don't mind it but I wouldn't complain on bit without it.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Locke

I would say my favourite of 2012 was Lawless, but then with so many greats coming out last year like Looper, The Grey, Rise of the Guardians and Paranorman it's hard for me to pick just one.

My favorite was easy, Skyfall as it was leagues above everything, even The Hobbit.

Still have to see Looper though.

[Locke]

So the cinema is dead today. So I Sat in Mortal Instruments, just as a test to see if it really is bad or just unfairly torn to shreds as that genre is cool to hate, let's just say I walked straight to the box office and got my staff ticket. Its unfair to judge a film on one scene, but it happened to be an action scene which although clumsy, was also equal measure intentionally hilarious and badass, better than anything I've seen from Twilight, and for free... lets see just how bad the rest can really be.

[TheCivilShark]

My favorite movie of 2012 was probably Cloud Atlas, although no one even watched it and the Academy ignored it in every category.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by TheCivilShark

My favorite movie of 2012 was probably Cloud Atlas, although no one even watched it and the Academy ignored it in every category.

I never even heard of it until it was talked about on Comcast's On Demand thing.

I want to see it, but last time I looked, Netflix and Red Box did not have it.

[algo448]

Just watched Executive Koala thank to XW1n5t0nX recomendation.

And that was... Glorious!!!!

It's so bad it's good and so good it's bad, it doesn't make sense except it totally does, it's completely stupid and it knows it.

Whenever you think things are getting predictable it does a 180° spin, it's crazy, crazy awesome.

There's no way to properly describe this movie, just watch it.

Also I need more movies like this one in my life.

[ZeoRangerV]

Just watched Kick Ass 2 and really really enjoyed it. Sucks to see its getting mostly mixed reviews.

[algo448]

Watched Casablanca recently, a great movie, I expected an overly romantic story, but thankfully the movie wasn't like that.

The only thing I regret is not watching it before.