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  1. Yesterday I watched 12 Monkeys with my son. I knew he would liked it.

    I'm always disturbed at watching movies/tv shows that in my mind are somewhat new and then suddenly realising how old they are.
  2. No country for old men
  3. Fight Club - 8/10
    Fury - 6/10
    The Shining - 8,5/10
    Annie Hall - 7,5/10

  4. Going Clear. Eye opening stuff. Kind of pissed off, though - I rather wanted to see the new Mission: Impossible film, but there's no way I want to put my money into Tom Cruise's pocket...
  5. "Message in a bottle " with Kevin Costner and Robin Wright Penn. Oh and Paul Newman.

    A must-see (and must-read by Nicholas Sparks). Probably just for us girls, full of romance, heartache and poetry. I know this movie word by word, watched it so many times over the years, my dvd has lines on its surface like a vinyl
    The story of my life. It still touches me deeply, tears in my eyes even as I type here on my mobile. Le sigh.
  6. I just watched Avengers: Age of Ultron earlier tonight (US) and I have to say that it's easily one of the best movies I've watched in a very long time. If you have been keeping up with Marvel's various movies and shows, you're probably going to be watching this anyways, but just know that it's worth ever penny (or whatever currency you use)
  7. Originally posted by ahn1991:I just watched Avengers: Age of Ultron earlier tonight (US) and I have to say that it's easily one of the best movies I've watched in a very long time. If you have been keeping up with Marvel's various movies and shows, you're probably going to be watching this anyways, but just know that it's worth ever penny (or whatever currency you use)
    YES! I watched it too recently and I'm thinking about seeing it again. I'm a huge fan of the series and even though there were some moments in the movie that could have been left out, I still enjoyed every minute of it. But it is not for everyone but the fans will love it!
  8. I'm probably going to watch it again. It just premiered to the general public in the US and I got to see it early as a part of a double feature with the first Avengers film. The more involved you get with Marvel's cinematic universe and the associated TV shows, the more rewarding the film becomes.

    I know people look at these superhero films and automatically downgrade them to basic level movies, but I think Marvel has done a very good job of adding several thought provoking elements to their films, elevating them to a pretty high degree of complexity. Obviously, it took them a very long time to build this fantasy universe in which to play, but you really get to experience the fruits of those labors in full force with Age of Ultron.

    Without analyzing every scene of the film, I found myself very entertained throughout the entire movie, which gives it high marks in my book.
  9. I want to watch it but i didn t watch the first part yet ...what do you think i have to do? can i watch it or i have to watch the first part first ?
  10. You definitely want to have seen at least the first Avengers film. Helps to have seen the other Marvel films too.
    I saw it last week and absolutely loved it. Best Marvel film to date for me. Superb.
  11. Originally posted by djrlewis:You definitely want to have seen at least the first Avengers film. Helps to have seen the other Marvel films too.
    I saw it last week and absolutely loved it. Best Marvel film to date for me. Superb.
    i have seen some Marvels films but not Avengers 1.
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