Re: Rate the last film you watched

**LAM1808** · by **LAM1808** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 10:09 am

iron man- cant really comment because i fell asleep half way through it. 232323

**Frag Kebab** · by **Frag Kebab** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:09 am

You are an utter disgrace.

**poopookakada** · by **poopookakada** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:09 pm

American History X: great film, one of my personal favourites. bit cringeworthy in places, but overall a pretty moving film... especially at the end

**Mr Hugh Jarrdon** · by **Mr Hugh Jarrdon** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:13 pm

poopookakada wrote:American History X: great film, one of my personal favourites. bit cringeworthy in places, but overall a pretty moving film... especially at the end

AND YOUR RATING?

was it better than 'romper stomper' in your opinion? i didnt like either...same as 'this is England'...dont get enjoyment out of those right wing thug comes good at the end type movies...i know there tryin to get across a message but all it mainly does is become propaganda for the BNP shaved head brigade

**poopookakada** · by **poopookakada** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:23 pm

oh yea i forgot that... 9/10 cuz it's got Edward Norton in it, otherwise it woulda been around a 7.

I've not seen Romper Stomper or This Is England so i don't know mate. i only watched American History X cuz it was on telly years a go n my brother said it was a good film, so i went out n bought it for £3.

You seen Green Street? i thought that was a big bucket of shite and i'd put it in the same kinda category as these films.

**Mr Hugh Jarrdon** · by **Mr Hugh Jarrdon** on Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:28 pm

green street sucks hairy donkey balls mate...they all do

**poopookakada** · by **poopookakada** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 2:37 am

Black Hawk Down 9/10
Absolutely love this film... possibly my favourite of all time, being based on the events of the Marines mission in Mogadishu (Somalia) on October 3, 1993 and the courage of the marines to go back in and bring them all home.

**Darko** · by **Darko** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:06 am

"Pandorum" watched this tonight, a bit like the "Decent" but in space! A bit weird and predictable but a few nice touches here and there, worth a look but not that good in the end! Overall 5/10 from me!

**Mr Hugh Jarrdon** · by **Mr Hugh Jarrdon** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 7:57 am

poopookakada wrote:Black Hawk Down 9/10
Absolutely love this film... possibly my favourite of all time, being based on the events of the Marines mission in Mogadishu (Somalia) on October 3, 1993 and the courage of the marines to go back in and bring them all home.

i'd give it 10/10...probably the best war film ive seen, and you should try the tv series generation kill...just as good

**ICHI** · by **ICHI** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 10:02 am

Darko wrote:"Pandorum" watched this tonight, a bit like the "Decent" but in space! A bit weird and predictable but a few nice touches here and there, worth a look but not that good in the end! Overall 5/10 from me!

Pretty much what I thought too, bit of event horizon without the horror aspects I'd give it a 6/10 good sunday morning viewing.

**poopookakada** · by **poopookakada** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:53 am

Mr Hugh Jarrdon wrote:
poopookakada wrote:Black Hawk Down 9/10
Absolutely love this film... possibly my favourite of all time, being based on the events of the Marines mission in Mogadishu (Somalia) on October 3, 1993 and the courage of the marines to go back in and bring them all home.

i'd give it 10/10...probably the best war film ive seen, and you should try the tv series generation kill...just as good

i've never given a film 10/10, this one they wittled it down from 100 marines that fought their asses off to 39 and they left out the fact that the Pakistani troops saved the Americans (yet again they try and make out they are the greatest) the first, might not be important to everyone, but the second should be... the Americans are forever denying involvement of any other troops in anything they did, yet they deserve to be recognised.

As for generation kill... i love it!! not missed a single episode yet, even watch the repeats too

**Mr Hugh Jarrdon** · by **Mr Hugh Jarrdon** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 1:03 pm

well mate America ALWAYS re-writes history to serve its own purpose...look at WW2 films, especially Enigma for example.

Can you imagine the ending if Pakistani troops saved the Yanks...wow...teenagers in middle America a the movie theatres would love that

too be honest i never ever believe any film that claims to be based on factual events...again its the writers angel, and how many times has that been distorted. Peoples beliefs and opinions distory movies that are based on events...or sometimes they deliberatly lie as to appease the audience they want to attract

**poopookakada** · by **poopookakada** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 1:17 pm

true, true. the writer can only write about what they were told and found out, which comes from various people and they need to mix and match bits to get it all into one decent storyline for a movie and a lot gets lost there.

believe it or not this film was based on a book... which is meant to be the story of the events of the day and was supposedly written by a marine that was there. i always thought it was the other way round.

i like the way loads of Americans genuinely believe that they won WW2 single handedly and if it wasn't for them saving us then we'd be german speakers. and it's all thanks to the stupid ass writers not wanting to make America look as bad as it is

**izorpo** · by **izorpo** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 1:21 pm

Mr Hugh Jarrdon wrote:well mate America ALWAYS re-writes history to serve its own purpose...look at WW2 films, especially Enigma for example.

Can you imagine the ending if Pakistani troops saved the Yanks...wow...teenagers in middle America a the movie theatres would love that

too be honest i never ever believe any film that claims to be based on factual events...again its the writers angel, and how many times has that been distorted. Peoples beliefs and opinions distory movies that are based on events...or sometimes they deliberatly lie as to appease the audience they want to attract

ah man so you've seen the Monkey Dust clip - back in the day when Americans went to the Holy Land and kicked butt

really surprised Rambo 3 still gets a viewing seeing how its pro-Taliban hahahahaha

**gridlord** · by **gridlord** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 6:07 pm

currently now listning to five finger death punch mainly atm