Source Code 7/10
Competent science fiction that kept me from dropping off and then I suddenly realised I was getting really drawn into it. I liked the ending and also liked they got the balance of SciFi and movie right. Some films are all science with no fiction and things like Monsters or Battle for Los Angeles are all normal plot that just happens to be dropped to a science fiction environment.
Good in a Deja Vu (the movie) kind of way.
I also saw about 20 minutes of Tamara Drewe last night but gave up, left the ladies to it and finished Spook Country by William Gibson instead.
Give us your gaffa tape, we don't want your guitars.
You're a plebOriginally Posted by BlindLemonAde
I note you don't disagree...You're a pleb
I watched Seven Pounds at the weekend. Will Smith being all serious. I wasn't expecting much however it was actually ok. The plot was a good idea but there was something stopping it being a really good film, although I can't put my finger on what. I just don't think I cared enough about the characters for what happened to them to matter to me.
I think it's worth 6/10.
Haha, you seem to have missed my first postI note you don't disagree...
Oh, no I didn't...Haha, you seem to have missed my first post
The 'superb' bit?Oh, no I didn't...
Human centipede, 3/10
This only got a 3 as I'm in a good mood. Realistically 1/10
Quite possibly the worst film I've ever watched.
Mad German decides to attach 3 people together. Everyone dies. Disturbing, that someone can make this film.
Not recommended.
like Kirk Hammett, but more talent and less guitars
I thought you might have changed your mind, in the light of further information?
Anyway, 'tis lunchtime, I must away...
I didn't see any further information, just opinion. Enjoy your lunchI thought you might have changed your mind, in the light of further information?
Anyway, 'tis lunchtime, I must away...
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