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    Up - my son gives it a 10/10
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    Quote Originally Posted by slim View Post
    Up - my son gives it a 10/10

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    Quote Originally Posted by broncophan View Post
    Watching "Airplane" right now on AMC.....a true classic.
    has been 30 years since it first was released.....God I am getting old...
    God, im getting old. I saw that in the theater albeit very young at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northman View Post
    I actually give this movie a higher rating than you. Its not anymore improbable than the Diehard or Bourne movies. You have to take those kind of flicks with a grain of salt anyway.
    For starters, I am a bit of a movie snob with higher standards than most normal people. I am like the NTL of Hollywood.

    Agreed, in action movies I'm willing to roll with the punches, but I'm only willing to suspend my disbelief to a point. I found the Bourne movies to be more believable, even though there are some pretty implausible moments.

    Diehard gets a pass because it's Diehard.

    **SPOILER BELOW**

    The thing that sticks out in my head in Shooter is when he is first leaving the scene of the assassination attempt and has like a billion FBI agents who have him cornered, and yet he gets away by backing his car into the river and then somehow hitches a ride on a barge despite his two gunshot wounds and dozens of cops who are 20 feet away. I would have preferred that he just shot all 50 of the people pursuing him, which is also ridiculously implausible, but doesn't make me say "oh c'mon, that would never happen."

    However, it almost deserves a higher rating than I gave it because of that smoking hot chick co-star.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slim View Post
    Up - my son gives it a 10/10
    I was going through the IMDB list of top 250 movies last night looking for movies made after 1990 that I haven't seen before... I think the first four I came across that I hadn't seen were all animated flicks. Who knew people would rate cartoons so high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northman View Post
    God, im getting old. I saw that in the theater albeit very young at the time.
    yea......me too...one of the first movies I remember seeing at the theatre.

    I watched "A Perfect Getaway" last night....pretty good movie......8/10
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    Law Abiding Citizen - 7.5/10

    Surprisingly good flick.

    I'd probably rate it higher but I didn't really like the ending. Otherwise, it was a really good thriller, Gerard Butler's character is awesome. I like how you find yourself rooting for the bad guy. Jamie Foxx is good as usual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buff View Post
    Law Abiding Citizen - 7.5/10

    Surprisingly good flick.

    I'd probably rate it higher but I didn't really like the ending. Otherwise, it was a really good thriller, Gerard Butler's character is awesome. I like how you find yourself rooting for the bad guy. Jamie Foxx is good as usual.
    I agree, the ending was bad. It would of been better had it ended somewhat like "Inside Man". That movie was awesome all the way through.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northman View Post
    I agree, the ending was bad. It would of been better had it ended somewhat like "Inside Man". That movie was awesome all the way through.
    "ends," and "inside man" and "all the way through". . . that posts just reeks of claymore. . . .
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    Just finished "Leon/The Professional" with a 12 year old Natalie Portman from 1994.

    Not sure exactly what to think about it. It was a good flick, probably a 7.5/10 - I picked it off of the IMDB list of the top 250 movies, so I went in with unrealistically high expectations.

    It was just kind of weird how sexual they made the 12 year old girl's character. Her performance was awesome, but there were a few times where I felt that the sexual tension was kind of weird. It was still an interesting enough storyline that it kept me entertained and I didn't find it all that predictable, which is the thing I hate most in movies.

    Gary Oldman was terrible. His character was prepostorously over the top for no reason. He would have ruined it completely if he had a bigger part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buff View Post
    Just finished "Leon/The Professional" with a 12 year old Natalie Portman from 1994.

    Not sure exactly what to think about it. It was a good flick, probably a 7.5/10 - I picked it off of the IMDB list of the top 250 movies, so I went in with unrealistically high expectations.

    It was just kind of weird how sexual they made the 12 year old girl's character. Her performance was awesome, but there were a few times where I felt that the sexual tension was kind of weird. It was still an interesting enough storyline that it kept me entertained and I didn't find it all that predictable, which is the thing I hate most in movies.

    Gary Oldman was terrible. His character was prepostorously over the top for no reason. He would have ruined it completely if he had a bigger part.
    have you seen beautiful girls? it also has a teenaged natalie portman, and they blatantly sexualize it-- to the point of characters talking about how creepy it is. . .

    quote; "i might just grow to be 6'. i'll be hot."

    pretty funny. . .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buff View Post
    Just finished "Leon/The Professional" with a 12 year old Natalie Portman from 1994.

    Not sure exactly what to think about it. It was a good flick, probably a 7.5/10 - I picked it off of the IMDB list of the top 250 movies, so I went in with unrealistically high expectations.

    It was just kind of weird how sexual they made the 12 year old girl's character. Her performance was awesome, but there were a few times where I felt that the sexual tension was kind of weird. It was still an interesting enough storyline that it kept me entertained and I didn't find it all that predictable, which is the thing I hate most in movies.

    Gary Oldman was terrible. His character was prepostorously over the top for no reason. He would have ruined it completely if he had a bigger part.
    Wow, interesting.

    I love this movie and thought Oldman was fantastic. I didnt get the whole "kiddie porn" vibe either but the whole plot is bizarre in the grand scheme of things anyway. I kind of attribute it much like the film Killing Zoe with Eric Stoltz. Just put together that way to mind**** with people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northman View Post
    Wow, interesting.

    I love this movie and thought Oldman was fantastic. I didnt get the whole "kiddie porn" vibe either but the whole plot is bizarre in the grand scheme of things anyway. I kind of attribute it much like the film Killing Zoe with Eric Stoltz. Just put together that way to mind**** with people.
    Really? Have you seen the director's cut/extended version where she tries to have sex with Leon and what not? I don't know, it just struck me as kind of uncomfortable given that she is 12.

    As far as Oldman's performance: I guess in a different role Oldman's acting was good, it just seemed really out of place and over-the-top for me. Kind of reminded me of Ledger's joker in the dark knight, which was good for a super villain type, but kind of weird for dirty cop IMO.

    Still a good movie though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buff View Post
    Really? Have you seen the director's cut/extended version where she tries to have sex with Leon and what not?
    Uh, most likely not. The only thing ive seen is her trying to portray Marilyn Monroe making Leon uncomfortable and then of course the scene where she is at the counter with the Innkeeper guy telling him they are lovers. If there is a added scene than i can see that being pretty over the top. lol

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    I would rate it as an 8.


    The ending could have been a little better and not summed up in 45 seconds. Other than that I loved it!
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