Noah would have to be the worst movie I have seen in years!
You actually expected it to be good?
For a guy who directed Requiem for a Dream, I'm amazed anyone let him near a script for a Biblical movie.
Next they'll give Tarantino a script to direct a children's movie.
Goldilocks and the Three F&*@ing Bears.
Goldilocks and the Three F&*@ing Bears, Negro!
If you’ve ever picked up Lego I highly recommend the Lego Movie. Its awesome (like everything)
If you've ever picked up Lego I highly recommend the Lego Movie. Its awesome (like everything)
Well everything is awesome, everything is cool when you're part of a team :P
Saw The Raid 2, a lot more story in this one and some of the best fight scenes you will EVER see. Also the most brutal film I have ever seen. Can certainly see why it was rated R18+. Only about 8 cinemas showing it an all of Australia.
Went and saw The Muppets last night, tremendously funny. Very cery cool.
Actually coolest movie I've seen in a long time.
I didn't think it matched the first one.
The first one from a couple of years ago that is.
Cap 2 is brilliant.
As a straight action film and Marvel movie.
l have managed to stock up recently on some older titles. Here are some of the details, two movies bracketed together means they are on the one disc, so a total of 16 DVDs for a total of about $25 A. Not too shabby. l have rated the ones l have seen so far. 
 
(The) Asphalt Jungle.   8 / 10   1950   112 minutes.
Directed by John Huston with Sterling Hayden (Dix Handley), Louis Calhern (Alonzo D. Emmerich), Jean Hagen (Doll Donovan), James Whitmore (Gus Minissi), Sam Jaffey (Doc Erwin Riedenschneider), John McIntire (Police Commissioner Hardy), Marc Lawrence (Cobby), Barry Kelley (Lt. Ditrich), Anthony Caruso (Louis Ciavelli, Teresa Celli (Maria Ciavelli),Marilyn Monroe (Angela Phinlay), William ‘Wee Willie‘ Davis (Timmons), Dorothy Tree (May Emmerich), Brad Dexter (Bob Brannom) & John Maxwell (Dr. Swanson).
 
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Born To Kill.   7.5 / 10   1947   92 minutes.
Directed by Robert Wise with Claire Trevor (Helen Brent), Lawrence Tierney (Sam Wild), Walter Slezak (Arnett), Phillip Terry (Fred), Audrey Long (Georgia), Elisha Cook Jr. (Marty), Isabel Jewell (Laury Palmer) Esther Howard (Mrs. Kraft), Kathryn Card (Grace), Tony Barrett (Danny), Grandon Rhodes (Insp. Wilson).
 
(The) Narrow Margin.   1952   71 minutes.
Directed by Richard Fleischer with Charles McGraw, Marie Windsor & Jacqueline White.
 
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“Crossfire.†  7.5 / 10   1947   86 minutes.
Directed by Edward Dmytryk with Robert Young (Finlay), Robert Mitchum (Keeley), Robert Ryan (Montgomery), Gloria Grahame (Ginny), Paul Kelly (the man), Sam Levene (Samuels), Jacqueline White (Mary Mitchell), Steve Brodie (Floyd), George Cooper (Mitchell), Richard Benedict (Bill), Tom Keene (Detective), William Phipps (Leroy), Lex Barker (Harry) & Marlo Dwyer (Miss Lewis).  
 
Dillinger.   1945   70 minutes.
Directed by Max Nosseck with Edmund Lowe, Anne Jeffries, Eduardo Cannelli, Marie Lawrence & Elisha Cook Jr.
 
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Illegal.   7.5 / 10   1955   88 minutes.
Genre: crime / courtroom drama.
Written by R. W, Burnett, directed by Lewis Allen with Edward G. Robinson (Ray Scott), Nina Foch (Ellen Miles), Hugh Marlowe (Ray Borden), Jayne Mansfield (April O‘Hara), Albert Dekker (Frank Gordon), Howard St. John, (E.A. Smith), Ellen Coby (Miss Hinkel), Edward Platt (DA Ralph Ford), Jan Merlin (Andy Garth), Robert Ellenstein (Joe Knight), Jay Adler (Joseph Carter), Henry Kulky (Taylor), James McCallion (Allen Parker), Addison Richards (Steve Harper), Lawrence Dobkin (Al Carol), De Forest Kelly (Edward Cleary), Clark Howat, (George Graves) & Stuart Nedd (Phillips).
 
The Big Steal.   6.5 / 10   1949   71 minutes.
Genre: film noir crime.
Directed by Don Seigel with Robert Mitchum (Duke Halliday), Jane Greer (Joan), William Bendix (Capt. Vince Blake), Patrick Knowles (Jim Fiske), Ramon Navarro, Don Alvarado, John Qualen (Seton), Pascual Garcia Pena).
 
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At the same time l also picked up the following titles, featuring Edward G. Robinson, James Cagney and / or Humphrey Bogart.
 
Brother Orchid.   1940   88 minutes.
Genre; film noir crime spoof.
Directed by Lionel Bacon with Edward G. Robinson, Ann Southern & Humphrey Bogart.
 
Bullets Or Ballots.   1936   82 minutes.
Genre; film noir crime.  
Directed by William Keighley with Edward G. Robinson, Joan Blondell, Barton MacLane, Humphrey Bogart & Frank McHugh.
 
City For Conquest.   1940   104 minutes.
Genre; film noir crime.  
Directed by Anatle Litvak with James Cagney, Ann Sheridan, Frank Craven, Donald Crisp, Frank McHugh & Arthur Kennedy. 
 
The Harder They Fall.  1956   109 minutes.
Genre; drama based on boxing.
Directed by Mark Robson with Humphrey Bogart (Eddie Willis), Rod Steiger (Benko), Mike Lane (Tony Moreno), Jersey Joe Walcott & Max Baer.  
 
Kid Galahad.   1937   102 minutes.
Genre: crime based on boxing.
Directed by Michael Curtiz (Casablanca), with Edward G. Robinson, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Wayne Morris, Jane Bryan, Harry Carey & William Haade. 
 
Lady In The Lake.   1947   105 minutes.
Genre; film noir / mystery.
Directed by Robert Montgomery with Audrey Totter, Lloyd Nolan, Tom Tully & Leon Ames.   
 
Lady Killer.   1933   76 minutes.
Genre; crime spoof / romantic comedy.
Directed by Roy Del Ruth with James Cagney, Mae Clark, Margaret Lindsay, Henry O‘Neill & Leslie Fenton.
 
The Mayor Of Hell.
Genre; film noir crime.  
Directed by Archie Mayo with James Cagney, Madge Evans, Arthur Byron, Allen Jenkins, Dudley Digges & Frank Darro.
 
(The) Roaring Twenties.   1939   106 minutes
Genre: gangster crime.
Directed by Raoul Walsh with James Cagney (Eddie Bartlett), Priscilla Lane, Humphrey Bogart, Gladys George & Jeffrey Lynn.
 
San Quentin.   1937   70 minutes.
Genre; prison drama.
Directed by Lloyd Bacon with Humphrey Bogart, Pat O‘Brien, Ann Sheridan & Barton MacLane. 
(Not to be confused with a film with the same title made in 1946 with Lawrence Tierney)
 
A Slight Case Of Murder.   1938   85 minutes.
Genre: crime spoof.
Directed by Lloyd Bacon with Edward G. Robinson (Remy Marco), Jane Bryan, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Donnelly & Willard Barker.
Saw Wolf of Wall Street finally... yeah that chick is pretty hot I guess...
Cap 2 was okay.
Just watched Perfume again after seeing it many years ago. An absolutely visually stunning movie and an amazing adaptation of the book by Patrick Suskind.
I’m a Comic book fan so Captain America 2 was great
I'm a Comic book fan so Captain America 2 was great
Yeah much much better than the first Captain America, but for me, Iron Man is still the best stand alone Marvel film they've made.
[spoiler]Anyone else interested for Avengers 2?! With Guardians of the Galaxy the final Marvel Cinema film before Avengers 2, it will be interesting to see what easter eggs they leave.[/spoiler]
I can’t wait
I'm a Comic book fan so Captain America 2 was great
Yeah much much better than the first Captain America, but for me, Iron Man is still the best stand alone Marvel film they've made.
[spoiler]Anyone else interested for Avengers 2?! With Guardians of the Galaxy the final Marvel Cinema film before Avengers 2, it will be interesting to see what easter eggs they leave.[/spoiler]
I reckon the best stand alone movie was Thor 2.
Saw Captain America, was ok but nothing special( i really liked the 1st one). Thought this one was really lacking in story. Action was pretty good but nothing awesome imo.
Best stand alone Marvel film was probably Iron Man 3 imo (Iron man 1 next)
WORST: Daredevil… honestly rubbish…
The Avengers is the best movie IMO and Iron man best stand alone.
RDJ just is Tony Stark.
And Cap 2 was good due to comic love. Needed to know some of the back story.
Thor 2 was pants whoever suggested it.
Amazing Spider-man IMO but that is more Sony then marvel.
Saw Spider-Man 2. Has it’s faults but very enjoyable.
If you want to see a clip of the new xmen stay about 5min into the credits.weird decision to show a trailer after the film For a completely different film