10 amazing movies you might not have seen
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That Sunshine flick is garbo
One of mine too.
Oh it's not my list.
was expecting this list to open me to some new shit, but seen 7 out 10.
city of god & children of men:
city of god & children of men:
Check this out later..
was expecting this list to open me to some new shit, but seen 7 out 10.
city of god & children of men:
me too..City of God, and Layer Cake are two of my favourite flicks. Gotta check out "Kiss Kiss bang bang"
Peeped layer cake last night. It was cool to see all these brit actors before they landed their most iconic roles, but overall it was meh to me.
Kind of like The Usual Suspects without as good a twist at the end.
Or
Lock Stock and two smoking barrels without the humour
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Kind of like The Usual Suspects without as good a twist at the end.
Or
Lock Stock and two smoking barrels without the humour
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Hell the fuck NO.
Time Crimes is one of my faves.
If you like Timecrimes, you should see Predestination.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2397535/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Saw it. Liked it.
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No love for Ex Machina or the universal themes it explored like what constitutes consciousness and "dont trust these hoes"?
Should add Ex_Machina to the list. It's not for everyone. It's dialogue heavy, the kind of sci-fi that works on a deep, philosophical level, but this is the best, most thought-provoking movies I've seen in a long while.
Watched this until they started dancing disco
I'll finish tomorrow.
Time Crimes is one of my faves.
Where can I catch this, homie? I didn't see it on Netflix. Is it on Redbox, or streaming anywhere else on demand?
Watched this until they started dancing disco
no doubt..."Why did you tear up Ava's picture?"
"I'm about to tear up the fuckin' dance floor. Watch this."
cosign. it went extra dumb left.
cosign. the best pure sci-fi i have seen since the original matrix.
Where can I catch this, homie? I didn't see it on Netflix. Is it on Redbox, or streaming anywhere else on demand?
"Why did you tear up Ava's picture?"
"I'm about to tear up the fuckin' dance floor. Watch this."
Fam, You tripp'in or just need to watch a lot more SyFy! The movie was "okay" at best(To put Ex_Machina and the Matrix in the same sentence...)
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Children Of Men was good...
Fam, You tripp'in or just need to watch a lot more SyFy! The movie was "okay" at best(To put Ex_Machina and the Matrix in the same sentence...)
diff types of sci-fi for sure. but we haven't had much good sci-fi for a while. its my favorite genre.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/matrix/
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ex_machina/?search=ex ma
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then u are going to be surprised. i promise u a large percentage of black folks haven't seen it.
Should add Ex_Machina to the list. It's not for everyone. It's dialogue heavy, the kind of sci-fi that works on a deep, philosophical level, but this is the best, most thought-provoking movies I've seen in a long while.
Are we doing spoilers in this thread? Cause I just saw Ex Machina thought it was pretty good from a psychological stand point but there's one scene that kind of got me in where I'm curious on what others think might have happen.
You right about not having too many truly amazing SyFy out in recent years. But, In that what 1999-2015..16 years span. I'm not bumping any of the following for Ex_Machina..Random top of my head(jogged by google)
District 9
Sunshine
Minority Report
Attach the Block
Moon
Snowpiercer
Inception
Edge of Tomorrow
Children of Men
Her (Not a huge fan of this but...)
I'm just gonna stop...
i liked all of those. what got me about ex machina is that it relied on virtually no action and still managed to be engaging. good sci-fi is just good. sci-fi has been marginalized in recent years to futuristic space operas and special effects extravaganzas. when at its foundation its simply a fiction story based in science.
I liked the twist in Her but did not care for the movie that much. I am also a M. Night Shyamalan fan and many people don't care for many of his movies after the sixth sense. i think signs, unbreakable and the village are three of his best works. sure he has had some misses but at his base he is trying to tell a good story. and lately much of sci-fi relies on special effects and decades old plot devices instead of actually telling a good story.
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