movies Last Movie You Watched..

[Blood_Sport]

We had a double bill of Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels followed by Snatch.. they're both still very entertaining

 

[Interregnum]

Titanic.
I cried because too many people survived

 

[Jacky Boy]

Gone Baby Gone

 

[Dolly]

High Tension last night, hadn't seen it since 2003. still rather gripping.

 

[mrln]

watching Atomic Blonde right now.
Charlize Theron is so fucking hot!

 

[TSS]

 

[Elvis_presley]

Watched Interstellar.....again, this film made me imagine the emotional quantification of space, and seeing this film was and still is a most beautiful experience, Interstellar gave me a visual reference to a plausible quantum state of the universe, i suggest before watching this film get antiquated with Hawkins "No boundry principle" or read up about Hyper Cubes and Tesseracts to get the most out of the bookcase scene.

 

[Cold Ethyl]

I have that on dvd never watched it

 

[TSS]

I have that on dvd never watched it

You should take a look. Pretty good movie, if you like WW2 stories.

 

[mrln]

You should take a look. Pretty good movie, if you like WW2 stories.

as much as id love to,i can't get past tom cruise playing one the main characters.

 

[Cold Ethyl]

as much as id love to,i can't get past tom cruise playing one the main characters.

Same here that's why I haven't watched it. He gives me the shits

 

[mrln]

underworld evolution.

 

[Smokinrav]

Just finished Pacific Rim for the first time. I quite enjoyed it, probably because I'm drunk lol. Serious suspension of disbelief had to go on, but dammit it was great.

 

[Jon E(vil)]

Watched Interstellar.....again, this film made me imagine the emotional quantification of space, and seeing this film was and still is a most beautiful experience, Interstellar gave me a visual reference to a plausible quantum state of the universe, i suggest before watching this film get antiquated with Hawkins "No boundry principle" or read up about Hyper Cubes and Tesseracts to get the most out of the bookcase scene.

Shit Elvis, that's a fucken hell'va review.
I took at look at the movie, and watching him plow thru a cornfield blindly looking up and yaking to the kids made me just smirk, and go, im never get into this. I know people who have watched it, including my flatmate, whose is big on space, and really enjoyed it and encouraged me to watch it. But even thou iv seen a few Nolan movies, some of the ways there put together, Inception with all it dream within a dream shit, Dunkirk with that fucken timeline garbage went over my head and kinda ruined it for me.
All power to anyone who likes that.
I'll just stick to what i like.

Mission impossible. Fallout.
2.5/10
Tom Cruise saves the fictional world again.
Kinda reminded of a Nolan film with all the 'trickery' in it that ultimately just became lame and annoying. More of the same with elements of the previous movies thrown in. It had sooo many edits in it that i started to get dizzy, thou that could been the beer i was drinking.
It didn't help the film and even thou most of the reviews i read of it said it was light on plot epic on action. Yes, but doesn't always makee for a good 5th installment.

 

[Elvis_presley]

not a film perse but the series "band of brothers" and also the "Pacific" will satisfy those into ww2

 

[Jacky Boy]

L.A. Confidential

 

[TSS]

 

[Elvis_presley]

Shit Elvis, that's a fucken hell'va review.
I took at look at the movie, and watching him plow thru a cornfield blindly looking up and yaking to the kids made me just smirk, and go, im never get into this. I know people who have watched it, including my flatmate, whose is big on space, and really enjoyed it and encouraged me to watch it. But even thou iv seen a few Nolan movies, some of the ways there put together, Inception with all it dream within a dream shit, Dunkirk with that fucken timeline garbage went over my head and kinda ruined it for me.
[/MEDIA]

Watch it again and bear this in mind Jon E(vil), The Tesseract, central to the bookcase scene is a gravitational singularity that is maintaining the wormhole A place where the laws of space and time become infinite.To that end, the Tesseract is a filter that translates the fifth dimension into three-dimensional visibility.

Interstellar is based on the ideas of theoretical physicist Kip Thorne – specifically the notion that while we observe the universe in three dimensions, there could be at least five dimensions. In certain theories, it is posited that certain forces (in this case gravity) bleed through dimensions – meaning that, based on Newton’s Laws, what we perceive as a finite calculation could actually have infinite implications.

The concept is outright exemplified in the first planet that the Endurance team visits. In general, time on our side of the wormhole moves faster than time in the uncharted side. Due to close proximity with gravitational anomalies from a nearby black hole (Gargantua), time on the other side is exponentially slower – relative to the distance between an object and the black hole’s gravitational pull. As a result, time on Miller’s planet moves significantly slower: for every hour that the team spends on the water planet, seven years pass back home – a primary reason that Cooper is motivated to get off the planet as soon as possible (even before they realize it’s a death trap). Cooper knows that three hours on planet’s surface will cost him decades of time with his family.
poet Dylan Thomas:”Do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rage at close of day. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” The movie seems to posit that humanity is at our best when we throw ourselves passionately into the unknown – in search of love and discovery.

The ending of Interstellar seems to present a “bootstrap paradox.” In short, this is a type of time paradox in which a chicken sends an egg back in time, which egg then becomes that chicken.

enjoy..........

 

[TSS]

My favorite John Carpenter's movies

 

[wino]

The Grinch