Can't wait to see it!
Also looking forward to American Reunion for nostalgic reasons. Loved the first 2 American Pie films.
Can't wait to see it!
Also looking forward to American Reunion for nostalgic reasons. Loved the first 2 American Pie films.
Last edited by Marc Overmars; 02-05-2012 at 10:49 PM.
I liked all 3.Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Can't wait to see it!
Also looking forward to American Reunion as well for nostaligic reasons. Loved the first 2 American Pie films.
Great year for films this is.
Hollywood is well and truly back
Spiderman and Dark Knight to come as well.
2012.
What a year.
Not really but I like the new Batman films with Gareth Bale (or was that Planet of The Apes?) and the Spiderman ones were pretty good. Not sure MrsL would want to see it.
If you and the missus arent in to it then i suggest you guys dont watch it.
Im sure they have some lovey dovey film on.
Nothing against Romcoms tbh but i wouldnt go cinema to watch them.
Mainly cos i dont have a bitch to go with
Before you see The Avengers Lettuce, you should try and watch Hulk, Iron Man 1&2, Thor and Captain America first.
This
As good as they get
Oh and anyone watching the Avengers, stay behind after the credits
The Cabin In The Woods:
About half-way through the film, it feels a bit like a missed opportunity. The post-modern twists and jokes work to an extent, but the two sides of the film don't necessarily merge too well. Then the film goes completely mental in the second half and just becomes a ridiculously over-the-top circus of silliness and blood, very much in the vein of Sam Raimi's and Peter Jackson's early work. Therefore, very entertaining, if you appreciate that kind of thing.
The Avengers:
About as good as you could expect really, with so many story strands to tie together and so many different fan-bases to appeal to. It sags a bit in the middle, but picks up again at the end for some great set-pieces. The films in this Marvel universe have been quite lighthearted (well, apart from The Incredible Hulk) and this seems to have even more of the 'crowd-pleasing' moments, which can sometimes spoil the tone. Strangely, Black Widow appears to have more screen-time than any of the main characters, especially Thor and Hulk, who are underused. Other than that though, it's huge fun while it lasts and when the action and destruction kicks in and with Hulk going apeshit, it's basically every comic you read and every cartoon you saw as a kid blown up to a huge scale.
Last edited by Master Splinter; 03-05-2012 at 07:18 PM.
Saw II:
Bit fucked up. Very entertaining, if you appreciate that kind of thing.
A bit of a shame Edward Norton wasm't re-cast as The Incredible Hulk in the Avengers, no?
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