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Yeah, I'm a firm believer of seeing things by yourself, but lately I've had a few people to go with. And as one of them would like to go, makes sense to go together.

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Wolf of Wall Street.

Very few redeeming qualities, absolute garbage, boring, painfully unfunny, imagine Blow mixed with 21 Jump Street but only taking the bad bits from each.

2 or 3 out of 10

(depending on if it improves into its third hour because i decided my life is too short to watch all of it)


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Wolf of Wall Street.

Very few redeeming qualities, absolute garbage, boring, painfully unfunny, imagine Blow mixed with 21 Jump Street but only taking the bad bits from each.

2 or 3 out of 10

(depending on if it improves into its third hour because i decided my life is too short to watch all of it)


Lol, that's a perfect description of the 'there's no heart to this' feeling the trailer gave me.

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There should be something legal someone could do to stop the writers ever ruining another film, I felt my IQ level ticking away, and this is the sort of rubbish that gets an Oscar nom these days. *shakes head*

Well I struggled through the final hour, apparently it was directed by Martin Scorsese .


Any other name attached to it and I guarantee it would have bombed with the critics.


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12 Years a Slave.

Forgive its slowness, this is the best film I've seen in a long time.

9/10

It suffers in places from being too familiar, but this was on the whole a beautiful film.


I was beginning to wonder if there were any films you liked. This one is also on my watch list.

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In Time - It's well made but I really hated the central concept! Money has been replaced by time and you've got a countdown on your wrist, once you hit 25 you've only got a year left. You work or whatever to top up your clock. This results in endless scenes of people looking at their wrist, touching each others' wrists... Not for me.


I enjoyed that film and rated it 7/10. Thought it was quite original.

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In Time - It's well made but I really hated the central concept! Money has been replaced by time and you've got a countdown on your wrist, once you hit 25 you've only got a year left. You work or whatever to top up your clock. This results in endless scenes of people looking at their wrist, touching each others' wrists... Not for me.


I enjoyed that film and rated it 7/10. Thought it was quite original.


It is, but the whole time McGuffin just didn't work for me.

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Just seen Gravity. Rubbish! Mrs V agrees. Actually, rubbish is complimentary, compared to her verdict.

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Just seen Gravity. Rubbish! Mrs V agrees. Actually, rubbish is complimentary, compared to her verdict.
Seriously? Rubbish? I'd call it far from rubbish.
There were some aspects of it that didn't quite gel for me, but it's a long way off rubbish in my opinion.

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Just seen Gravity. Rubbish! Mrs V agrees. Actually, rubbish is complimentary, compared to her verdict.

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My trailer sense were tingling for that one, I steered well clear.


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I was beginning to wonder if there were any films you liked.


Good ones are few and far between, it's not my fault.

If you want to know what films I like, it's a public list on IMDB, every film I've ever watched ranked by my rating (I think you can rank it by my rating anyhoo):

http://www.imdb.com/user/ur7693773/rati ... 5026738197


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Just seen Gravity. Rubbish! Mrs V agrees. Actually, rubbish is complimentary, compared to her verdict.
My trailer sense were tingling for that one, I steered well clear.

You missed out. I'm not sure what JV's objections actually are, because he didn't bother to tell us, but I thought it was an excellent film.


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oceanicitl wrote:

I was beginning to wonder if there were any films you liked.


Good ones are few and far between, it's not my fault.

If you want to know what films I like, it's a public list on IMDB, every film I've ever watched ranked by my rating (I think you can rank it by my rating anyhoo):

http://www.imdb.com/user/ur7693773/rati ... 5026738197
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The list you're looking for is unavailable. It may be a temporary problem. Try reloading this page.

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pcernie wrote:
In Time - quite original.


Srsly tho. You haven't seen enough sci fi films ;) Not one bit original, seriously, name a scene I'll tell you which film did it better.


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leeds_manc wrote:
oceanicitl wrote:

I was beginning to wonder if there were any films you liked.


Good ones are few and far between, it's not my fault.

If you want to know what films I like, it's a public list on IMDB, every film I've ever watched ranked by my rating (I think you can rank it by my rating anyhoo):

http://www.imdb.com/user/ur7693773/rati ... 5026738197
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The list you're looking for is unavailable. It may be a temporary problem. Try reloading this page.

Mark

Looks like you can't rank them by my rating, but here's the list in unususable scramble mode anyway, http://www.imdb.com/user/ur7693773/ratings?tab=all


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